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Entries in iPad (131)

Monday
Mar072011

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: Wild Sight

A thriller this week as the free pick.

Haunted by visions of Druid priests and Celtic warriors, Donovan O’Shea left home in Northern Ireland and immigrated to America. With his father ill, he returns to help sell the family property and pub, and now, to his dismay, the “sight” has returned. He inherited the talent from his long-lost mother, who told him to keep it a secret, and he has. He is soon involved in the archaeological excavation on his family’s land and meets American Rylie Powell. Her father walked out on the family when she was a toddler, and she now believes that Donovan’s father is also hers. Donovan knows in his heart this cannot be true as the attraction between them is palpable. In between checking out DNA tests and family histories. the two become involved with murders past and present stemming from the Troubles, a quest that requires Donovan’s gift. Northern Ireland’s violent past combined with supernatural elements add an intriguing twist to this modern love story.

A must get for free.

Wednesday
Mar022011

iPad Free App of the Week: NBA Game Time Courtside

With the NBA more exciting this year that it has been in the past decade, you will need to get the free NBA Courtside app to get you through the rest of the season and into the playoffs.

Designed from the ground up for the iPad, this stunning free app is a great enhancement to your TV viewing experience and is a must-have for every NBA fan sporting an iPad!

App features include:

• Video Highlights – Watch a full selection of video highlights from every game throughout the season from NBA TV and NBA.com.

• Performance Info – This is the first product to give fans easy access to team performance during a game. See real-time shooting percentages and performance by zones on the court, know each team’s stat leaders, box scores, and quarterly play-by-play action.

• Live Court View - Know who’s on court at every moment and see substitutions happen live. Plus, see individual shooting with the live shot chart.

• Standings – Keep up to date on league standings for conference, division and the whole NBA.

Additional Features:
• Player Cards: See player’s season and career stats.
• Live Ticker: the latest news from NBA.com.

Don't miss any of the action, get this free app now.

Monday
Feb212011

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: Fat, Forty, and Fired

It's the #1 non-fiction book in the Kindle Store.

Recounting the life he led during the nine months he was not working, Marsh opens with his operation for "anal fistula"; the six-week convalescence enables him to reflect on his next step after learning that the firm he runs in Sydney, Australia, is being closed. Breaking open the family nest egg, he decides to escape the pattern of "enforced inertia that kept men in a tie and at the office" and to take a year off. Marsh's epiphanies during his hiatus include the realization that he is fat, but more poignantly, that he is an alcoholic. While the light tone of the book sometimes undermines his struggle with alcohol, Marsh clearly takes it seriously. The strength of the memoir lies in the intimate and often humorous moments he shares as he reconnects with his wife and four children. Whether it is his preschool-aged daughter announcing to her gymnastics teacher, "We don't touch Daddy's willy because it's dirty," or the more somber account of his wife talking him out of having a glass of wine, Marsh is at his best in vignettes. The narrative slows in the middle, during a European trip with his wife, but when Marsh finally re-enters the workforce, he does so recognizing that instead of obsessing about the time he misses with his family, he should enjoy the moments he has.

Get it while it's free.

Wednesday
Feb162011

iPad Free App of the Week: Arriving HD

A gravity puzzle game this week. 

Arriving HD is a recreational puzzle game. Just drag your finger across the screen. Draw lines and objects of arbitrary shape as in the real physics world. There are infinite solutions!

The Story of Ano

Ano is an unhatched dinosaur in ancient times. Unlike his brothers, he did not have the chance to enjoy the beautiful world. Luckily, he avoided the most annihilating disaster. Many years have passed, and Ano wakes up in his thick shell, but he does not have the power needed to break out. Just draw the objects by dragging your finger and help Ano to get all of the energy. Let's help him to start this incredible journey.

★ More levels will be added in the next version. ★

Features:

☛ Physics puzzle game
☛ Simple and intuitive control
☛ 42 levels now
☛ 6 different scenes now
☛ Choose your own music
☛ Open Feint

Great graphics and very challenging. Give it a try.

Monday
Feb142011

Kindle Free Pick of the Week: Admit One: My Life in Film

This is a good quick read.  Pervect for that plane trip, and a perfect book to take on that weekend away.

Set in the 1980's, Admit One details how Emmett James escaped the pains of adolescence by going to the cinema. With wry, self-deprecating humor and observation, the author reflects on, obsesses over, and rages about film and its correlation to our pasts. The author finds that his true calling is in transiting one side of the screen to the other. He decides to leave England for the only place where he can realize his dream of becoming an actor - America. We then follow the author on his numerous Hollywood adventures, watching as he glides smoothly from forgery to pornography to crashing the Academy Awards under the alias of a nominated screenwriter, and eventually stumbles into acting in the highest-grossing movie of all time, Titanic. At every turn, the films that inspired Emmett James as a child resurface, and they serve to contextualize his humorous collection of stories in which he provides unique insights into the fascinating world of film.

Free in the Kindle Store.