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App Club

Sammi reading to Vincent
What a way to start the day! Coffee, a bagel, these cute kiddos, and some new apps!
 For the Bloggers out there, my newest personal favorite is Blogsy for the iPad.
So easy to use-adding photos and video are as easy as dragging from the sidebar and dropping them into blog post.
Want to make life simpler in the new year?  Then this app is for you!
Scan your prescription refills, order photos, shop, and locate your nearest Walgreens...all with this simple app.
If you are looking to lose weight, check out these Weight Watchers apps:
Allows you to track all of your food easily with a smart device-phone, iPod, iPad
SOOO cool!  Scan the barcode of your favorite food and it quickly calculates the points and allows you to add to your tracker.
For the iPad only-this one is AWESOME!  Let's you bookmark recipes and make grocery lists.







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