super smart ipad cases with keyboard

September 18th, 2011 No Comments

I’m in the market for a new iPad case with a keyboard and I have been on loads of iPad related sites, However I found this really great site called ipad accessories reviews and a great review so I thought I would post it here to share with you.

As I say I have started to do a little research and thought I would share with you some of the iPad cases with keyboard that have caught my eye so far. These are in no particular order of preference (although I am very much swaying towards The Clamcase) but they might give you a few ideas as to what is available.  By the way I don´t own any of these cases yet nor have I had access to them so this is not an iPad keyboard case review.  This is more like a wish list of potential iPad cases with keyboard that I am thinking of buying.

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Prince EXO3 Rebel Squash Racket

September 3rd, 2011 1 Comment

As an ardent squash player I thought I would pass on the news of my latest purchase.

I have been using a Prince racquet for 11 years now and decided it was time to change it as its now almost an antique.  So after many hours of searching and also being allowed to try out a few of my friends racquets I opted to buy the Prince EXO3 Rebel Squash Racket
What a fantastic piece of kit.

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At last and Ipad Accessories Review Site

July 28th, 2011 No Comments
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Short But Sweet

A site that dedicates itself to reviewing iPad accessories and doesn’t ramble on about the iPad.  They are iPadaccessoriesreviews and they are great.  We love our ipads and are always looking for new information on relevant apps and accessories for example what is the best cover and what pen works best with Sketchbook Pro.

Well here is a site that we HIGHLY RECOMMEND.

Well done you guys keep it up.

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Secret life of endangered turtle

May 29th, 2011 No Comments
Loggerhead Turtle

Manager for Taronga Wildlife Hospital Linny Hall with a Loggerhead Turtle she has hand raised since it was a hatchling. Picture: Sam Ruttyn Source: The Sunday Telegraph

Disappearing for decades at a time, little is known about their early years, but one little loggerhead turtle could expose the secretive life of his endangered species.

Experts are hoping that the turtle, brought to Taronga Zoo’s Wildlife Hospital weighing only 60gm and with a fractured flipper believed to be caused by marine debris, will shed more light.

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Latest Endangered Species News

May 26th, 2011 No Comments

Black Coral

Legarda Expresses Alarm Over Destruction of Coral Reefs

Alarmed with the reported poaching that ravaged approximately 7,000 hectares of sea bed within the Moro Gulf and the Sulu Sea, Senator Loren Legarda today called the attention of government agencies mandated to enforce Republic Act 8550 or the Fisheries Code of the Philippines.

According to reports, the damaged marine life area measured about twice the size of Manila and poachers harvested more than 21,000 pieces of black coral and killed hundreds of marine species, including 161 endangered turtles, with a market value of about P35 million pesos.

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What Is the Planet Nibiru

May 23rd, 2011 No Comments

What Is the Planet Nibiru and Is It Approaching?

Also known as The Twelfth Planet or Planet X, some are warning that the wandering body of Nibiru is quickly nearing the Earth – and could cause global devastation. Should you worry?

In 1976, the late Zecharia Sitchin stirred up a great deal of controversy with the publication of his book, The Twelfth Planet. In this and subsequent books, Sitchin presented his literal translations of ancient Sumerian texts which told an incredible story about the origins of humankind on planet Earth – a story far different and much more fantastic than what we all learned in school.

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Debate over Destruction of Last Smallpox Samples

May 22nd, 2011 2 Comments

In 1979, the UN’sWorld Health Organization (WHO) declared smallpox officially eradicated. Thereafter, nearly all known stocks of the virus were destroyed and the few remaining samples were sent to two labs, one in the US and one in Russia, where they remain today. While many countries want these last virus stocks destroyed, the two countries that possess the samples have submitted a proposal to the WHO requesting that the destruction be put off for at least five more years. They say they need more time to research the virus and develop safer vaccines in case hidden stocks of it are ever used as a biological weapon.

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World’s oldest panda dies in Chinese zoo at age 34

May 19th, 2011 No Comments

Worlds Oldest Panda

World’s oldest panda dies in Chinese zoo at age 34

The Chinese state media say that the world’s oldest panda has died at the age of 34.

The Global Times reported that Ming Ming had kidney failure.  She had been living at a zoo or preserve in Guangdong province.

The China Panda Protection Center in Sichuan province said in a statement she died on the 7th of May, but it was reported only Tuesday in local media.

More details about her were not available.

Giant pandas are among the world’s most endangered species, with about 1,600 in the wild. More than 300 are in captivity in China, most in a breeding program aimed at boosting the population.

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Latest Endangered Species News

May 9th, 2011 No Comments

Grey Wolf

Wolves will lose Endangered Species protection, hunts planned
The move will turn control over the predators to state wildlife agencies. Public hunts for hundreds of wolves already are planned this fall in Idaho and Montana.

The Obama administration has announced it is lifting endangered species act protections for 5,500 gray wolves in eight states in the Northern Rockies and Great Lakes.

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Thank you everyone.

May 8th, 2011 No Comments

I just want to pass on my thanks to everyone that has read my blogsite and for the thousands of very encouraging words that you have all sent.

 

I will try and write more blogs in the very near future, promise!!!

So here goes………  THANK YOU ALL!

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