Deccan Chronicle for iPhone/iPad
News and Magazines & Newspapers
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Designed for IOS 5, compatible for IOS 6 DESCRIPTION Deccan Chronicle Holdings Limited (DCHL) is...
Telpark – Aparcamiento regulado
Navigation and Finance
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Telpark allows you to pay and manage your parking in regulated areas such as the blue and green...
Memory-Map Topo Maps and Marine Navigation
Navigation and Sports
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Turn your iPhone or iPad into an outdoor GPS or marine chart plotter, with the detailed topo maps or...
World of Goo
Games
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"iPad Game of the Year" - TouchArcade "iPad Game of the Year" - MetaCritic Beautiful and...
The Painted Queen
Elizabeth Peters and Joan Hess
Book
Egypt, 1912—Amelia Peabody and her dashing archeologist husband, Radcliffe Emerson, are once...
Merissa (13585 KP) rated A Curse of Forever in Books
Dec 1, 2021 (Updated Jul 9, 2023)
This is a fast-paced story that gives you insight into Laurel and her delightful mother and sister. I was so pleased to find out that others in her family were not the same! She is estranged from her beloved grandfather through actions not of her own. When he dies, she is the one to organise the funeral. The paper she works for gives her the time off but asks her to write a piece about the haunted lighthouse too. When she goes there, she sees -- and can talk to -- Nathaniel.
I thoroughly enjoyed this story. The only part I couldn't quite understand was Jacob and Carrie. I didn't feel that he added much to the story or his obsession with Laurel. Yes, I know he had to be there for a certain part but that was it. As for Carrie, she was one way for the whole of the book, just changing at the end. Was it because the curse had been broken? I'm honestly not sure.
This was a steamy read, with instant attraction between our main characters. Laurel and Nathaniel were supported by great characters who helped to keep the story moving along.
Anyway, on the whole, this was a great contemporary read by an author I have come to associate with science fiction. I would say she has successfully moved to other genres. Thoroughly enjoyed and definitely recommended.
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* A copy of this book was provided to me with no requirements for a review. I voluntarily read this book, and the comments here are my honest opinion. *
Merissa
Archaeolibrarian - I Dig Good Books
Dec 1, 2021
Arrette Scale – Sketch and draft architecture
Productivity and Utilities
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Rated #1 Technical App for Architects by ArchDaily! Arrette Scale for iPad is an app for designers...
My Talking Dog – Virtual Pet
Games and Entertainment
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Wanna play with the cutest puppy ever? You can talk to him, play mini games, dog dress up and so...
i Sail GPS : USA NOAA Marine Chart Plotter
Navigation and Travel
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Your iPhone or WiFi+Cellular iPad can be a high-performance GPS receiver with USA NOAA Raster...
Daniel Boyd (1066 KP) rated Sniper Elite 4 in Video Games
Oct 10, 2017 (Updated Oct 10, 2017)
This is definitely the best game in the series in terms of it's gameplay systems. The control given to the player is clear and specific and if you miss a shot, you have no one to blame but yourself. The infamous X-ray cam makes a glorious return and it is even more detailed and brutal than in previous entries. No matter how many times you make a pair of Nazi testicles go pop from across a beautiful Italian town, it never gets old.
The other great thing about this game is it's various settings. There is an array of different maps that you work your way through during the game's campaign and each is unique and well thought out enough to give you a challenge, but also make you feel like a total bad-ass when you land a near impossible shot, in equal measure.
Although the landscapes are nice to run around in and function well in terms of matching with the game's gameplay style, the quality of the graphics itself isn't going to astonish anyone. We are around halfway through the PS4's life-cycle and this looks at best, like a late generation PS3 game. Again though, it doesn't really matter here, no one is buying Sniper Elite 4 for it's graphical quality.
Overall, there is a ton of fun to be had here. Don't think too much about the story and just enjoy systematically working your way through each various map, popping Nazi skulls as you go.

