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Guess what is on the photo
WhoAmI shows you well choosen flickr images (current data from various RSS feeds for tags) of animals. You then show increasing portions of the images to other people. These people have to guess what can be seen in the image.
Votes: 25
Desktop activity manager
Desktop activity manager (actman) is a status menu applet that allows the user to have multiple activities (a'la KDE's plasma). An activity is the set of all desktop widgets, bookmarks and icons along with the background.
For example, it is possible to have an activity named "car" where the desktop is customized to be easily accessible while driving without having many icons. Then another activity named "games" to include shortcuts to games. Then another activity named "clean" without any widgets on the desktop in order to conserve battery.
Desktop activity manager comes along with a command-line tool (/usr/bin/activity) that can be used by other applications, scripts or automations in order to handle desktop activities.
Votes: 53
Display graphical information about wireless networks
WifiEye is a program that scans for available wireless networks and displays them in a nice way. It is mostly a clone of wifi-analyzer, an excellent app for android phones.
Currently it has three views: * Channel view: Show channel overlaps * Time graph: Show wireless strength over time * Detail view: Show details for available wireless networks
Report bugs to email@example.com or using maemo bugzilla: https://bugs.maemo.org/enter_bug.cgi?product=WifiEye
Votes: 28
interpreter that will play graphic adventure games
written for LucasArts' SCUMM virtual machine, Sierra's AGI adventures, Adventure Soft's Simon the Sorcerer 1, 2 and Feeble Files, Revolution Software's Beneath a Steel Sky and Broken Sword 1 and 2, Interactive Binary Illusions' Flight of the Amazon Queen, Coktel Vision's Gobliiins, Wyrmkeep's Inherit the Earth, Westwood's Legend of Kyrandia, and various others. This package does not contain any actual games.
Votes: 32
Offline Wikipedia Viewer
Evopedia uses compressed dumps of Wikipedia for offline use especially on mobile devices.
The geographical data in the articles is used to display a map of these articles. The images on Wikipedia are not contained in the dump but if you are connected to the internet, they are nevertheless shown.
Votes: 13
IivilSteel Army Theme For N900 / Maemo 5 devices. After installation or upgrade it's required to first go and select / re-select the IivilSteel Light -theme to use and then do a reboot. Bugtracker & Project page: https://garage.maemo.org/projects/iivilsteel/
Votes: 10
Python Qt bindings demos, examples and documentation (PR1.2)
PyQt4 exposes the Qt4 GUI toolkit in Python.
This package contains Python-specific documentation for PyQt4 and the Qt example programs ported to Python. It provides a reasonable minimum set of modules and bindings to start PyQt development. Installing this package will install Python bindings for the QtCore, QtGUI and QtXML modules.
WARNING: Even though the bindings themselves are installed into /opt, the Qt libraries that might not already be installed WILL take up a lot of additonal space on your root.
Votes: 6
IivilSteel Grunge Theme For N900 / Maemo 5 devices. After installation or upgrade it's required to first go and select / re-select the IivilSteel -theme to use and then do a reboot. Bugtracker & Project page: https://garage.maemo.org/projects/iivilsteel/
Votes: 1
A panorama of the Senaatintori, Helsinki
This Pictures were taken in 2009 in Helsinki at the Senaatintori.
Pictures and stitching: Copyright (C) 2009 Emanuel Haupt email@example.com
Votes: 71
Geographical mapping and driving directions.
Specifically designed for the Maemo platform and the Nokia 900 form factor. It includes support for visualizing GPS input, but is functional and useful without GPS hardware. It also includes features for downloading and interacting with maps, GPX data (including driving directions), and other geo-related information. It focuses in part on in-car navigation and usability. Home page: http://www.mardy.it/mappero
Votes: 16
Speech synthesizer for English and other languages
eSpeak is a compact open source software speech synthesizer for English and other languages. This software can only be run from the command line. You can find more information about eSpeak at http://espeak.sourceforge.net/


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Evictions, walk outs, and creative resistance … just another day of Occupation
Joyce L. Arnold, Liberally Independent, Queer Talk, equality activist, writer. As expected, Occupy Philly and LA camps were evicted last night. Occupy Oklahoma and Dayton are facing deadlines. Most likely other sites will do the same. About last night's actions, media and Occupy reports indicate largely peaceful evictions and arrests. Both LAPD and Occupy LA [...]
Not Even Ginger Will Endorse Herman Cain
"Ginger, Friends are forever. Everything else is a bonus." – Herman Cain (book signing text) The Daily Show with Jon StewartGet More: Daily Show Full Episodes,Political Humor & Satire Blog,The Daily Show on Facebook Jonathan Martin does the take down of Herman Cain, who is now representative of a group of Republican wannabe presidential candidates [...]
Newt Gingrich, $100 Million Man with a Lobbyist's Touch
In asserting that Mr. Gingrich has never engaged in lobbying, his aides say lawyers have thoroughly vetted all of his activities. Randy Evans, a Georgia lawyer who has represented Mr. Gingrich since his days as House speaker, said none of Mr. Gingrich's clients paid him to adopt a position that he did not already have. [...]
How Stupid are Senate Republicans?
Republicans are evidently going to give in on extending the payroll tax break, but they still won't budge on a surtax on millionaires, after the first million? Do these people not see what's happening in the Occupy movement? From CNN, some details, which Lawrence O'Donnell also talked about tonight. Republican Leader Mitch McConnell said the [...]
Challenging the corporate occupation
Joyce L. Arnold, Liberally Independent, Queer Talk, equality activist, writer. A continued search for a "leader," if not a "savior," from and as defined by the same Two Corporate Party System that brought us to this Occupied moment, would be, at best, to keep repeating the same mistakes. Worse, it's to cooperate with our own [...]
Mr. Unpopularity Better Get His Butt to Iowa
Mitt Romney needs to double down in Iowa, beginning on an "illegal immigration – amnesty" message, because the Newt Gingrich factor is setting in. But will Iowa's Christian conservatives bite on Mormon Mitt? I just don't see it. Who knows, maybe the real conservative in the pack, Jon Huntsman, will end up benefiting in New [...]
MSNBC Needs Ann Coulter as a Permanent Contributor
Ms. Coulter pronounced it Democratic, not Democrat, so what's the problem? Adults watch "Morning Joe," not children. "Sesame Street" it is not. So the audience can handle the likes of Ann Coulter, otherwise why book the bombastic right wing bandleader? There's also the reality that no one articulates right wing primary voters' plight better than [...]
Pakistan to Boycott Conference on Afghanistan Future
According to Afghan security officials, their commandos were engaged with U.S. Special Operations troops in a nighttime raid against suspected Taliban insurgents when they came under cross-border fire and called in an airstrike. – Afghans say commando unit was attacked before airstrike was called on Pakistan Watching the reaction of the Pakistanis after the NATO [...]
Iranian Students Take British Embassy
From the BBC: Protesters in the Iranian capital, Tehran, have broken into the UK embassy compound during an anti-British demonstration, reports say. Militant students are said to have removed the British flag, burnt it and replaced it with Iran's flag. State TV showed youths smashing embassy windows. The move comes after Iran resolved to reduce [...]
Oh Herman, There You Go Again
Another T.K.O. for Ego. If you want to know how these things happen, the story of Herman and Ginger is the most common. The man has the opportunity and the means. The woman is bored and takes the offer. From there it's pretty ordinary. Well, except for the part where the man decides to go [...]
Occupy: Day 73, and deadlines come and go
Joyce L. Arnold, Liberally Independent, Queer Talk, equality activist, writer. Among the latest of the Occupations to be given a deadline by which they had to leave, or law enforcement would evict the Occupants are Occupy Philly and Occupy Los Angeles. As of a short time ago, via OWS, "Occupy Philly Still Standing Strong." And [...]
Mitt vs. Mitt, Playing in a Loop
"Look, I was an independent at the time of Reagan Bush. I'm not trying to return to Reagan-Bush." – Mitt Romney The ads below from the DNC targeting Mitt Romney are priceless. They also reveal how screwed up the primary process for Republicans is this year and point to the reason Pres. Obama has the [...]
Barney Frank Won't Seek Reelection
At 71, Rep. Barney Frank will call it a career. Press conference at 1 p.m.
Newt's China Moment Gets Results
The exquisite timing and validating effect of the New Hampshire Union Leader's endorsement presents Gingrich with the biggest boost yet to his resurgent campaign — a conservative stamp of approval at a pivotal moment. – Jonathan Martin Making sense on immigration didn't work for Rick Perry. Only Newt Gingrich could talk about immigration as he [...]
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- Unrar archives
- Group movies and episodes and then handle them seperately (auto-detect episode-vs-movie file)
- Fetch subtitles and transcode to SubRip/UTF-8
- Copy and Organize episodes, movies and music files into folders and rename files properly
- Movies will be sorted into {output}/Movies/Name (Year)/Name (Year) [CD123].ext
- TV Shows will be sorted into {output}/TV Shows/Name/Season N/Name - S00E00 - Title.ext
- Music will be sorted into {output}/Music/Artist/Album/Artist - Title.ext
- Fetch artwork and generate .nfo files
- Notify XBMC (via TCP on port 9090) and/or Plex (via HTTP on port 32400) to rescan it's video library
- Log into MyEpisodes and mark newly downloaded episodes as 'acquired'
- Send a report about newly added files per email
Setup Instructions:
0. Install FileBot using the .msi installer
1. Setup µTorrent to run FileBot.
µTorrent -> Run Program -> Run this program when torrent finishes:
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filebot -script fn:amc --output "X:/path/to/media" --log-file amc.log --action copy --conflict override -non-strict --def music=y subtitles=en artwork=y "ut_dir=%D" "ut_file=%F" "ut_kind=%K" "ut_title=%N" "ut_label=%L" "ut_state=%S"
2. Change --output to where you want to copy/organize your files. Input is provided by µTorrent variables.
3. Done! Setting this up will take less then a minute. Now wait and enjoy how things will be organized fully automatically.
--def music=n Don't process music files
--def subtitles=en,de,fr Download subtitles for the given languages
--def artwork=n Don't fetch artwork/nfo
--def backdrops=y Fetch all available backdrops (not just one as with artwork=y)
--def ignore=regex Ignore filepaths that match the given regular expression
--def xbmc=hostname Tell the given XBMC instance to rescan it's library
--def plex=hostname Tell the given Plex instance to rescan it's library
--def myepisodes=username:password Use the following MyEpisodes account to mark episodes as 'acquired'
--def pushover=userkey Send update notifications to your devices via Pushover
--def gmail=username:password Use the following gmail account to send and recieve reports (username is the username only, without the @gmail.com part)
--def mailto=email Send report to the given email address (optional, email to yourself if not set)
--def clean=y Automatically empty folders and clutter files that may be left behind after moving the video files or temporary extracted files after copying
--def exec=command {file} Run program on newly processed files
--def minFileSize=0 Only process files larger than the given number (in bytes). Default minFileSize is 100 MB.
Change how files will be organized and renamed:
You can override the default naming schemes via --def seriesFormat, animeFormat or movieFormat but make sure you understand how cmdline arguments work since you must escape double quotes via \", ampersands, etc otherwise the cmdline arguments will not be passed to FileBot as you may think. Relative paths will be resolved against --output and you can use absolute paths if you want to use multiple drives.
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--def "seriesFormat=TV/{n}/{'S'+s}/{fn}" "animeFormat=Anime/{n}/{fn}" "movieFormat=Movies/{n} {y}/{fn}" "musicFormat=Music/{n}/{fn}"
If your format contains quotes, e.g. {"-$fn"}, and you just copy and paste it, e.g. "movieFormat={"-$fn"}", the quotes in the format will mess with cmdline argument parsing. Hence you MUST ESCAPE DOUBLE QUOTES, e.g. "movieFormat={\"-$fn\"}".
- The folder paths to Location of Downloaded Files must not end with backslash \ because the value gets passed through as the %D token. So the final backslash \ will escape the double-quote " and mess up everything
- It is recommended to use / as separator and not \ since it's also used to escape characters, e.g. --output "X:\" will mess up the cmdline in unexpected ways
- If you have PATH issues (e.g. 'filebot' command not found) try using the absolute path to the executable, e.g. "C:/Program Files/Filebot/filebot.exe" or "./Applications/Filebot.app/Contents/MacOS/filebot.sh"
- If you have installed 32-bit Java you will need a 32-bit FileBot install for 7zip and MediaInfo integration to work. If you're on 64-bit, then only install 64-bit Java and 64-bit FileBot.
- You can force Movie/TV Show/Anime mode or force ignore files via torrent labels, e.g. label movie to force TMDB, tv to force TheTVDB, anime to force AniDB or other to not process this torrent
- If you use more than one XBMC/Plex you can specify multiple hosts or ips like this xbmc=host1,host2,host3,etc
- Use --conflict fail to make the script terminate on any conflicts or failures rather than gracefully ignore these errors and continue
- Using --action symlink|keeplink|hardlink requires at least Java 7
- Using --action keeplink won't work because µTorrent has a known bug that prevents it from opening and seeding symbolic links
- fn:amc will automatically fetch the script and auto-update but you can also specify a local path to run your own customized script
Standalone Usage
You can use the script directly from the cmdline like this, by just adding files as arguments instead of the utorrent parameters.
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filebot -script fn:amc "/path/to/input/" --output "X:/path/to/output" --action copy -non-strict
Here's a video tutorial for that.
If something is not working, just run the command manually in new cmd window and see what happens. You can find each cmdline call with arguments in µTorrents Logger tab so you can just copy it from there.
*** If you need help start a new thread and always include cmdline output! ***
It's always helpful to check the exact command utorrent ends up executing in the Logger tab. It'll look something like this:
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[2013-03-05 20:44:24] Executing: filebot -script fn:amc --output "D:/Organized Media" --log-file amc.log --action hardlink --conflict override -non-strict --def "ut_dir=D:\Media\Avatar" "ut_file=" "ut_kind=multi" "ut_title=Avatar" "ut_label=" "ut_state=5"
I'd love to get some feedback on how well this script works for everybody. Should work perfectly for most, but there's always tricky cases that might not be covered yet. Also if you've set the script up to work with deluge, transmission, cron, automator, etc I'd like to hear from you.
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Three former Saline County sheriff`s deputies
pleaded guilty to charges that alleged they brought beer into the
The former deputies allegedly stole the money from the inmates`
property accounts, drove to the county line to buy the beer, and
then drank the beer at the jail with an inmate who was awaiting
trial on a rape charge.
Charged with furnishing prohibited articles into a jail, a
felony, and with misdemeanor theft were 22-year-old John Hood,
21-year-old Christopher Daniel Carman and 32-year-old Todd McEuen.
Carman pleaded no contest to the misdemeanor charge. Each of the
men pleaded guilty to the remaining counts.
McEuen, who was a shift supervisor, was sentenced to 30 days in
jail, five years probation and a ten-thousand dollar fine. Carman
and Hood were each sentenced to ten days in jail, three years
probation and fines of five-thousand dollars.
The three appeared today before Circuit Judge Grisham Phillips.
The incident occurred on October eighth, 2003.
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The Cassini Division by Ken MacLeod
I enjoyed reading The Cassini Division because it was a reasonably unique view of a possible future and a few possible future social arrangements. It's not even that the particular societies pictured are all that likely - a post-capitalist society on Earth sort of based on the "utopian socialist" communities of the 19th century, an affluent government-less capitalist society on another planet, and a post-human / post-singularity society held in check by being in Jupiter's gravity well. (There is also a poor capitalistic society on Earth made up of people who refuse to take part in the socialistic society.) Still, it is an exploration of different paths and some of their consequences.
(Those chapter titles I recognized were taken from titles of 19th century books. At least some of those books were meant to be visions of socialist futures, such as William Morris' "News From Nowhere".)
By the end of the book, neither of the societies has ended up treated as a straw man to prove one economic system or the other to be the correct one. Along the road we are faced with issues of the status of machine-based intelligence, ethical issues in dealing with potential enemies that may not be real adversaries, etc.
There's the sense of adventure from the main characters' role as a military defense force. The main story is their efforts to acquire the information and capability to determine what real threats exist and to act on them. To accomplish this, it is necessary to make deals that complicate the process. It is along this twisting path that we learn about the different societies, the histories that have led to them and the effects on the characters.
The issues of machine intelligence play a role throughout the book. The debate over whether machines, or even human mental patterns copied onto a computer, can truly think goes back before the advent of the post-human society. Later there were conflicts between the human and post-human societies. Then there has been a generations-long broadcasting of virus-infected radio signals from Jupiter that has left the human society on Earth avoiding all use of radio and electronic computers. All this has hardened the ideology in the human defense forces that only organisms can think. Questions about this ideology hang over the investigation of the newly re-formed post-human society on Jupiter, and the robots and androids on the capitalist planet. The book raises interesting questions, but more discerning readers may find the means by which the questions are answered to be unsatisfying. But that is a minor point.


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Critics argue that U.S. drone strikes are creating more problems than they solve and are driving al Qaeda's recruiting. But as much as the terrorist network plays up civilian casualties and U.S. intervention in its propaganda videos, the truth is that economic distress, not resentment of U.S. strikes, is what's pushing Yemenis into the insurgency.
CHRISTOPHER SWIFT is a fellow at the University of Virginia's Center for National Security Law and author of the forthcoming book, The Fighting Vanguard: Local Insurgencies in the Global Jihad.
Since taking office, the Obama administration has greatly increased the number and accuracy of U.S. drone strikes against terrorist targets in Pakistan. But unless the program becomes more transparent and is transferred from CIA to military control, drones won't help the United States win the larger war.
Christopher Swift discusses the legality of drone strikes against Americans abroad on SiriusXM's POTUS Politics.
Yemenis look for a drone aircraft in the town of Wadi Abida. (Khaled Abdullah Ali Al Mahdi / Courtesy Reuters)
Recent revelations that the White House keeps a secret terrorist kill list, which it uses to target al Qaeda leaders, have spurred a debate over drone warfare. Progressive pundits excoriate the Obama administration for expanding the power of the executive branch. Senate Republicans, in turn, have demanded the appointment of a special counsel to probe the alleged leaks of classified information that brought the kill list to light. As the political drama unfolds in Washington, however, the United States is intensifying its drone campaign in the arid mountains and remote plateaus of Yemen.
With al Qaeda's center of gravity shifting from Pakistan to Yemen, the Central Intelligence Agency recently sought authority to conduct "signature strikes," in which drone pilots engage targets based on behavioral profiles rather than on positive identifications. The move marks a significant increase in the intensity and extensity of the drone campaign -- in the first six months of 2012, the Obama administration conducted approximately 43 drone strikes in Yemen, nearly twice the total from the three preceding years...
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A guest post by Sarah, mum to Neve, Cissy and Jemima
There is a lot of talk amongst parents about learning to read and reading dutifully to the kids every night – so much so you would think it had all become just another chore! Many experts agree that children need to hear a lot of stories before they can learn to read. But there are other much better reasons to read to the children every day… because it is fun, because you get special time together and because these moments are the stuff of wonderful memories. I think that When we were little Sunday is all about the specialness of these moments – even more than being about the books, it is about those shared times that make me remember being little and the important people in my life who read to me.
And with that in mind I want to talk about a book which I have never seen in a bookshop – have never been able to source secondhand and have never seen in a books in print list. (I know because I have tried to obtain a copy numerous times.)
It is The Story of Horace, retold and illustrated by Alice M Coats. My Grandma bought this book at the Presbyterian Bookroom in Collins St, Melbourne, sometime in the 70s (there is a sticker in the front).
The Story of Horace is about a family:
There was -
and little Lulu.
And with them lived Horace.
Horace was a bear!
One day Pa went out hunting.
And on the way back, he was met by – Great Grandma, Grandpa, Grandma, Ma, Paul and little Lulu.
And they all said, "What do you think has happened?"
And Pa said,
"What HAS happened?"
And they said;- "Horace has eaten GREAT-GRANDPA!"
And Pa was just WILD,
and he said,
"I will KILL Horace!"
But they all took on so,
he hadn't the heart to do it.
And you can all guess what happens next….
Horace eats his way through Great Grandma, Grandpa, Grandma, Ma, Paul and Little Lulu until it is Pa's turn. Believe it or not when it is only Pa and Horace left…
And Pa was just WILD,
and he said,
"I will kill you Horace!"
But HORACE took on so –
he hadn't the heart to do it.
And the next day HORACE went out hunting.
Really it is a terrible story which to begin with just plain terrified me. But it inevitably became a favourite amongst all of my cousins, my brother and I. Sleepovers at grandma's had to be accompanied by the bloodthirsty Horace. I think this had a lot to do with the way Grandma would read it. The fantastic repetition of the story, no matter how gruesome, made it truly entertaining. Every time Pa came back from his various hunting exploits, he was greeted by one less family member, and every time they would say "What do you think has happened?" I just love the fact that he never could guess!
We all loved it so that on her 90th birthday Grandma read it for us, whilst my uncle videoed it for posterity (sorry didn't have time to convert it so I could post it here – but it was a legendary performance!) This book brings with it so many memories of my lovely Grandma, it will always be super special. As you can see from the pictures, I am the lucky custodian of the family copy of this book.


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"Young nigga I get money, and fuck hoes in spare time/If she don't fuck on the first night, the she don't meet my deadline/ niggas smoke that Bob Marley, that Bob Marley like yea mon," raps Meek Mill.
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After our post on Friday regarding first post regarding Maclean's Magazine's "Too Asian?" article, we got an e-mail from Victor Wong, president of the Chinese Canadian National Council:
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We need to reject this concept.
There are also issues with using essentially a racist argument to justify
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… Like, "we" realized that racism is wrong so we abandoned the policies that kept out the Jews…which meant we were forced to let in the Asians! God damn you, political correctness! Because we have nothing to fear from a lot of Jews (who are all white Europeans, of course), but a majority of Asians (who may not even be born in Canada! who may *clutches pearls* speak Mandarin!) is a problem that needs to be fixed.
I also love how Asian students associating mainly with other Asian students is a HUGE PROBLEM HOW CAN WE STOP THIS but White students who go to Western because there's too many icky Chinese at U of T is understandable, y'know?
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The number one category I'm requested to review apps in is education. I guess it makes sense since I'm a mom of young children and have a degree in education. Parents will often ask, "What's the best app for learning letters? What about learning numbers?" So, this week I've assembled a list of some of my favorite iOS apps for learning letters and learning to read. If you'd like to know more about any of these, just click the link to the full review.
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Interactive Alphabet – ABC Flashcards is a great basic application for learning the alphabet. Each letter features a little activity for an object that goes with the letter (ie, "eat" a virtual apple for the letter "A"). Each activity keeps the letter sounds a little easier to remember. Interactive Alphabet is available for both iPhone and iPad and features fun music, and original alphabet song, "baby mode" (the app automatically changes the flashcards every 15 seconds). It's simple, easy to get around, the music is upbeat and kid-friendly and my toddler and preschooler enjoy it. Interactive Alphabet – ABC Flashcards is charming, uncluttered and simple. It gets 4 out of 5 stars from me. Check out the full review here.
AlphaTots is one of our family's favorites and has become very popular since its release a short while ago. If you can only afford one alphabet app, I recommend this one. AlphaTots is available for both the iPhone and iPad and includes the alphabet song and an activity section for each letter of the alphabet. The narrator's voice is pleasing and motherly and the graphics are smooth and kid-approved. I absolutely love that both my kids have found it incredibly easy to navigate and have no problems jumping around to different letters. They actually fight over this one – a good sign that Spinlight Studios will enjoy long success with this one. I give AlphaTots 4.5 out of 5 stars. To read my full review, go here.
Shape-O ABC's is a delightful blend of three things most toddlers and preschoolers love: animals, puzzles and letters. Granted, not all the puzzles are of animals, but many of them are. Once your child chooses a puzzle to solve, he or she will be taken to a puzzle and asked to put it together. Once they solve the puzzle, they are congratulated and can play with the animal colors. While they solve the puzzle they hear and see the name of the object they are working on and the letters are presented as puzzle pieces in some levels. Letters are not necessarily the main focus, but this app proves to be a great springboard to re-enforce the fact that letters make words. The difficulty level can be adjusted which makes this app relevant for more than just a small age range. I give Shape-O ABC's 4 out of 5 stars. Read the full review here.
Word Wagon is a great app for kids who are already familiar with their letters. The focus is on spelling and putting letters together to make words. There's no other way to say it: Duck Duck Moose rocks the educational app world and Word Wagon is no exception. The app features word puzzles and four levels of difficulty. It currently features 100 different words for children to spell (including Dolch words) and as your child gets words correct they will begin to earn virtual stickers. My kids love collecting virtual stickers in the game. Word Wagon is available for iPhone and iPad and I give it 4.5 out of 5 stars. To check out my full review, go here.
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Nick Jr.'s A to Z with Moose and Zee incorporates a seek-and-find element of fun to learning letters. If your children have watched Nick Jr at all they will be familiar with these cute characters and their letter hunts. This one does a great job helping children distinguish the difference between upper and lower case. If your little one likes to look for hidden objects, this will probably be their favorite alphabet learning app. If your preschooler gets stumped and can't find a letter, the app offers hints. I do wish it were easier to skip to specific letters, but for now it takes over and randomizes the letter order. A to Z with Moose and Zee both looks pretty and works smoothly on the iPhone. I give it 4 out of 5 stars.
Lola's Alphabet Train is an alphabet app filled with mini activities. Choose a level of difficulty then hop on Lola's Alphabet Train. She'll take you through activities like letter memory, letter quizzes and word puzzles. Get answers right and your child will earn coins to buy little prizes in Lola's store. The voice over is a great guide for kids and helps them know what to do. Once your child earn the money to buy a prize, they place it on Lola's train and can tote it around proudly. This app isn't the most stunning one I've seen, but it gets props for variety. It is available for both iPhone and iPad. I give Lola's Alphabet Train 3.5 out of 5 stars.
Maybe your young ones already have the alphabet down, but they just can't stand anything having to do with math. Check back next week where we will explore the best math apps available for ages 2 – 12.
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Masthead | The Flora Journal Record |
Date | 1924-05-29 |
Month | 05 |
Day | 29 |
Year | 1924 |
Volume | 12 |
Issue | 37 |
Decade | 1920-1929 |
Geographic Coverage | United States, Illinois, Clay County, Flora |
Description | An Archive of the Flora Journal-Record Newspaper in Flora, Illinois. Flora Digitial Newspapers Collection. |
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