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Below is a long blog post about 50 of the best free apps for your Windows Phone. If you are looking for an app to do something, this list may have it or at least point you in the right direction! There’s no doubt that Android and iOS has more apps than Microsoft’s mobile operating system but there are some great ones out there which should not be ignored - they just don’t get as much attention (and therefore development) because their user base isn’t as big as Google and Apple devices. That being said I’ve put together what we believe are the top 50 FREE Applications for WP8 so far on our website. Some of them even have paid versions with extra features/functionality included if needed. You can find all these great apps below: Below is a long blog post about 2015, the year I started this website. My thanks to everyone who has supported me in making this happen and my wish that it continues for many more years! For those of you who don’t know yet – the 365 Daily Photography Challenge will be starting on January 4th next year as usual (I need a little bit longer than normal due to work commitments) but if anyone would like their own personalised invitation email then please let me know through Facebook or Twitter (@sarah_stuart_) so we can organise something together before Christmas. This weekend I was reflecting back over last year when I first decided to start up the daily photography challenge here at 365photographydaily.com. Back in August 2014 after deciding not to renew with Flickr anymore because they had become too expensive for what they offered, I searched around online trying to find somewhere else where photographers could gather. 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Over the course of this past twelve months there have been hundreds upon thousands of photographs uploaded onto our site, along with comments made regarding various topics such as composition techniques & equipment advice amongst other things related directly towards improving individual skills set within any given genre chosen by participants themselves including landscape / seascape photography , wildlife photography , macro photography , street photography , portraiture photography , night sky astrophotography , abstract photography etc., plus much more besides . 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As well providing opportunities for individuals everywhere without exception whether experienced amateur enthusiast hobbyists looking simply enjoy sharing pictures taken outdoors wherever possible or professional full time working pros seeking additional income streams via affiliate marketing strategies incorporating digital download sales programs alongside e-commerce options available today via Amazon Kindle Direct Publishing Services (KDP ) designed specifically catered towards publishing authors self published works either exclusively under copyright laws granted publisher rights owned privately without licensing agreements necessary prior permission Below is a long blog post about 2015 and some of my goals for the coming year. I’ve written several times in this space that I am so proud to be part of the Wine Bloggers Conference, both as an attendee (in previous years) and more recently as one of the organizers. There was a time when the wine community seemed resistant to new technology; it’s been interesting seeing them embrace social media over the past few years. As someone who started writing about wine online almost exactly five years ago on May 7th, 2010, it has been amazing watching how things have changed not only within our little corner but also throughout the wider world of internet publishing. The ability to write something once and share it with everyone instantly via Twitter or Facebook is remarkable if you think back even just three years ago. It’s become second nature nowadays – we expect everything to happen immediately. That certainly includes information from people we trust…and we are always looking for those voices whom we can trust! This weekend marked the beginning of what will surely be a busy holiday season. In addition to all of our normal routine duties around home there were plenty of opportunities to enjoy friends and family and many thanks go out to those folks! On Friday night, we hosted Thanksgiving dinner here again after two years away at my parents’. We had a great group including our friend Steve who flew down from Minnesota earlier that day, Katie & Chris (who came up from San Francisco), Timothy and his girlfriend Jenna (who drove down from Sacramento). This was Timothy’s first visit since he moved to California last month which made me especially happy. Kristina left early Saturday morning while I headed into work. After a full day of meetings, training sessions and presentations, Kristina and I met up downtown where she treated me to an excellent steak dinner before heading off to watch the Giants playoff baseball game together. Below is a long blog post about 340B, and while I am sure it will be too much for many of you to read in its entirety, if you are interested in what this program means from the perspective of hospitals across America who provide care to patients (and not just profit), please take your time reading. It’s important! In October 2015, Rep. Buddy Carter introduced HR 3762 to extend by five years the authority of states that currently have their own Section 340b drug pricing programs which allow pharmaceutical manufacturers to offer discounted drugs at “below-market” prices to safety net providers such as public health clinics or rural areas where there may be no other options besides expensive private insurance coverage or charity care. The bill was referred to Subcommittee on Health but has yet to receive any further action within Congress. In November, Senators Chuck Grassley [R-IA] and Ron Wyden [D-OR], both members of the Senate Finance Committee, offered an alternative approach – S 2489, which would establish a permanent extension with no expiration date, create new reporting requirements, require audits every four years rather than two years, prohibit future expansion to include physician offices and community mental health centres, increase penalties for misuse of funds and more transparency measures around how savings were spent. Despite the introduction of several bills aiming to reform the law over the last few months, none had made it past committee hearings. A recent report published by Kaiser Family Foundation found that despite the fact that the Affordable Care Act (ACA) allowed states to expand Medicaid eligibility, nearly one million people remain uninsured because they live in non-expansion states. Additionally, according to another study published in April, ACA subsides reduced deductibles by roughly $44 per year compared to pre-reform levels, however these findings also revealed that individuals living below poverty level were still paying out large amounts towards premiums and deductibles even after tax credits were applied. Moreover, the study found that high costs caused some families to drop out entirely from purchasing individual market plans altogether resulting in even larger disparities between low income earners versus higher wage households regarding access to affordable healthcare services. Finally, research conducted by Families USA concluded that since implementation began back in January 2014; 5.4 million Americans gained enrollment into Covered California alone due largely through expanded federal support provided under Title One rules established under President Obama’s signature legislation known widely today simply as ‘Obamacare.’ Nevertheless, many experts agree overall progress remains slow when considering how much work needs done before everyone qualifies regardless whether residing inside non-participating states or outside Below is a long blog post about 50 Cent. On Sunday night, the hip hop star performed at the Vodafone Arena in Manukau City on Auckland’s South Shore to thousands of fans and it was quite an event! The concert began with some great local acts which included; ‘Katchafire’ who had everyone up dancing on their feet for most of their set. Another act that got people moving around were the ‘Deceptikonz’ whose music has been described as having a reggae/rock-rap style. After these two fantastic performances came the moment we all waited for…the man himself -‘50 cent.’ He didn’t disappoint – his performance was incredible from start to finish including hits such as In Da Club (2003), Candy shop (featuring Olivia) & P.I.M.P . His energy levels throughout the whole show kept him going nonstop until he eventually left us speechless when he announced that next year there will be another tour here Down Under!! So mark your calendars now because you don’t want miss out again right? You can check out our full gallery HERE or browse through below: