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Below is a long blog post about 10 reasons why I like the iPad and want one. It’s been posted on my personal website, so it can be shared with anyone you know who might not have an iPad yet or isn’t sure if they should get one for themselves, their kids, etc… Hopefully this will help some people decide to buy them! :) Enjoy!! I’ve had quite a few friends ask me lately “why do I need another computer? Isn’t that what smartphones are made for?” My answer was simple: No way am I getting rid of my desktop and laptop computers anytime soon (and honestly never really planned too)! Why would I when both still serve very important purposes in our lives? For example, just because Apple introduced the iPhone doesn’t mean we stopped using telephone landlines at home and work anymore. Of course there are times where cell phones make more sense than having two devices at your disposal such as driving while talking or doing other tasks hands-free, but most of us still keep a house phone around either for emergency situations or simply convenience sake. Same goes for laptops versus desktops – sometimes you don’t feel like carrying something extra bulky everywhere else with no power source nearby whereas others prefer being able to multitask multiple applications simultaneously without worrying about battery life running low before returning back indoors later during daylight hours again…which brings up another point here which relates perfectly well into today’s topic at hand now since these days many folks seem curious enough over whether purchasing new gadgets every year makes much economic sense compared against buying only once instead especially given how fast technology changes constantly from yesteryears making obsolete those older models already built within months after release dates arrive anyway regardless even though prices drop dramatically afterwards too resulting ultimately leaving consumers feeling dissatisfied overall due mostly towards lack adaptability features found exclusively inside latest generation versions out right away straight off bat therefore causing problems down road ahead thus leading straight path disaster waiting happen unsurprisingly sad truth revealing itself clearly visible plain sight… Now then let begin exploring different aspects involved owning own device capable performing same functions offered traditional means previously discussed earlier above mentioned sections below shall proceed accordingly next paragraph detailing further details information provided needed understand fully comprehend situation going forward properly before moving onto final thoughts concluding article written herein end result hopefully providing insightful perspective look forward future development coming years henceforth time passes quickly leave behind memories last forever… The first reason why I love the iPad is its portable design. The original iPad released by Steve Jobs himself measured 9x7 inches and weighed under half pound giving users easy access anywhere they go unlike larger screened tablets such Samsung Galaxy Tab or Motorola Xoom which tend come bigger size proportionally speaking meaning less convenient Below is a long blog post about 10 things I’ve learned from the last year. I wanted to share it with you because, honestly speaking, I feel like this might be one of my best posts so far. If you don’t want to read through all of that and are only interested in the conclusion: “Love yourself” is something I really need to work on myself too! (I know – why didn’t anybody tell me before?) Here we go – please enjoy reading :) 2014 has been an exciting yet challenging year for me. Here are some of the highlights: – Travelled to Brazil; visited family & friends again; spent time at the beach together with close ones – Lived alone for almost half a year after leaving home which turned out great. It was nice living by myself and getting used to being independent once more. At times though, loneliness can get overwhelming… but there were always people who would come visit whenever they could or whom I called when needed. – Moved into our new flat in March where two of us live now. The flat itself isn’t perfect yet as there still needs much improvement done, but most importantly the location couldn’t have been better. – Started working full-time in April where I am doing what I love every day while learning tons of valuable skills along the way. – Enjoyed hiking up mountains and taking photos during weekend trips throughout Germany. Also did kitesurfing again and got back into ski touring this winter season. Finally, managed to find balance between work life and personal stuff. However, sometimes I felt drained emotionally due to all those changes going on around me without having enough time to process them individually. Sometimes, not knowing how everything will play out just left me feeling anxious instead of excited. And then, I started wondering if all these things wouldn’t make sense anyway? Wasn’t I supposed to stay put somewhere familiar rather than moving abroad permanently? Why do I keep changing jobs and environments every couple years despite enjoying each job very much?? What exactly defines success for me these days and does everybody else see different signs of progress compared to their own lives? These questions kept popping up inside my head especially since it seemed difficult figuring out whether certain decisions made sense anymore given where things currently stand. That uncertainty bothered me quite a bit until finally reaching realization number seven below helped clear away any doubt remaining within me regarding future plans. Let’s dive right into it: 7) You won’t ever reach perfection but you sure can become happy with whatever situation arises today. 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I have posted it before, but this version contains the most important parts of what was written at that time (in 2006). The book starts with an introduction to Winston Smith, who works in a government office called “Ministry Of Truth” and whose job consists of falsifying old newspaper articles so they can be published again without anyone realizing anything has been changed. This is supposed to make people feel better when they read them because everything that happened yesterday or two years ago will now seem like something completely different than you originally thought – it’s all just words on paper after all! However, his coworkers are also doing similar work for other ministries such as Ministry For Peace where their goal seems less noble; instead of lying through omission by leaving out certain details from past events during times gone by-they simply rewrite history entirely based off whatever propaganda message Big Brother wants us to believe today.” Below is a long blog post about 2015, my year in books. My first thought was to write the usual list of favourite reads and then I realized that would be silly because it’s not really what this site is for (that being: discussing books). So instead, here are some highlights from all the book-related things we did this past year! I reviewed over 80 children’s literature titles on the blog as well as many more picturebooks via Instagram and Facebook Live videos; you can find them under Reviews/The Bookshelf tab or simply search for #ReadingRants on social media if you missed any. If your child loves reading but you aren’t sure where to start, please don’t hesitate to contact me at laura@readingrantsblog.com – I am always happy to share suggestions based on age group, gender preference, interests etc. We also had three guest reviews during 2015 which were written by some amazingly talented friends: Melanie Gallant (@melgall), Tanya Blain (@TanyaBlain) & Rebecca Patterson (@beccasbooknook); they wrote about The Nest by Kenneth Oppel, Goodnight Stories For Rebel Girls by Elena Favilli and Francesca Cavallo and Dear Canada Letters From Home Volume Two edited by Erin Bennett. You should definitely check out their sites too :) My book club met twice last year… once in person before Christmas break and again online using Skype to discuss A Man Called Ove by Fredrik Backman. It wasn’t quite what either one expected but overall everyone agreed there were parts worth savouring despite certain characters making us want to rip our hair right off our scalps with frustration! As part of Reading Rants’ involvement in Ottawa Word On The Street festival (see below) I hosted an adult book discussion called “Book Club Meets Its Match” featuring the same title novel plus another two options recommended by local readers who came along to hear what others found most interesting about these stories - both funny AND heartbreaking - while taking into account personal preferences like genre or length since no single read could possibly suit every taste bud perfectly.. In February 2016 we will celebrate International Women’s Day so stay tuned for details regarding how you might join us virtually through Twitter chats @read_rantz . This event has been going strong since its launch back when Barack Obama was still president elect…so let’s keep up momentum together now?! A huge thank you goes out to those of you who have supported my work throughout the years whether financially or otherwise–it means everything knowing people care enough about literacy initiatives around town (and beyond!)to pitch in wherever possible especially given today’s cutback culture surrounding education funding levels Below is a long blog post about 10 Things that I learned while working at Google. The original version of this list was published by the author on his personal website in December, 2014.

1. The quality of your work and how you get it done matters more than anything else. In fact, everything else will be given to people who are doing good stuff and getting things done well. If you don’t do great work or if you can’t execute quickly then no one cares what you think - even if you have an idea everyone wants to hear from you. I worked with some incredibly smart, talented, capable individuals during my time there but most often found myself surrounded by those with a similar attitude as me; the ones who were ready for action when something came up instead of waiting around for someone to tell them exactly what they needed to know before taking their first step forward. Whenever we had questions regarding how best to approach our projects or problems (and believe me…there were many), these types would jump into solving them right away without hesitation which resulted not only in faster completion times but also better results overall because less thought went into figuring out “how” versus just executing against whatever plan already existed at any given moment throughout each day! There weren’t many days where anyone asked themselves whether something should happen next week vs tomorrow morning after waking up early enough so that nothing important happened between now until later today." That being said though - sometimes life throws us curveballs like illness/injury etcetera–so sometimes all plans go awry anyway!" But regardless either way—the bottom line remains true: It doesn’t matter WHAT YOU DO OR HOW MUCH TIME IT WILL ALLOWS FOR A PROJECT TO BE COMPLETED IF THE QUALITY OF THIS EFFORT IS NOT GREAT THEN NOBODY CARES WHETHER OR NOT!!!!! This is why hiring managers want candidates who have experience delivering high-quality work under tight deadlines—because ultimately success comes down solely upon execution speed alone rather than actual output itself.* Note* Please keep reading below since here lies another valuable takeaway point:)