Angela's Soup

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Blogs and stuff: Alcorn.id.au, Twitter & Facebook.

The more professional blogs are Net Savoir, Vegemite Croissant, Bootstrap Your Life and Stage Left Events.

I share a lot of links. See Del.icio.us, Cloud pics & Smange's food lust.

Flixter will show you movies I'm watching, Goodreads will show you what I'm reading, while Last.fm will show you what I'm listening to.

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March 24 2012

Lycee International

Education partially in French and partially in one of 13 different school systems and languages. See the "British Section" for more info on the English lessons. www.britishsection.fr

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March 17 2012

Traditional Fish and Chips, Pukka Pies and Battered Sausages in the Tarn et Garonne and the Lot

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LOCAL MAGAZINES in the Quercy and Gascony region of France

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February 22 2012

Square Habitat

House search affiliated with Credit Agricole.

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February 11 2012

Internet Services Etat du Lot-et-Garonne

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February 10 2012

A Tale of Two Ebooks : @ProBlogger

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January 29 2012

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December 23 2011

QR Code Generator from the ZXing Project

Generate a QR code for your wi-fi network, contact details, geolocation, SMS, event, URL or whatever. So useful!!

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November 26 2011

Bedtime Stories 2.0 - North Canton, OH Patch

I attach a flashlight to the video camera with silly bands. I plug the video camera into the TV with an RCA cable (yellow, red, and white plugs). And then I read the book while displaying it on the TV for the boys to see. It really works well. All three boys can see the book very well on the TV. No one has to get up or crowd around or push and shove. The room stays reasonably dark. And I can zoom in very close on any pictures or words or details I want to highlight. I can even add "shaky-cam" special effects for earthquakes and tornadoes in the stories by, well, shaking the camera.

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