What’s On My Iphone: PowerPoint Presentation Viewers, Atomic Web Browser and More
Using my iPhone to display PowerPoint presentations on a project has caused me to download and try what seems like dozens of viewers, browsers and apps from the iTunes App Store. Seriously, I get dizzy thinking about all the apps I’ve tried. I’m really glad that iPhone apps can be organized into folders to keep the craziness contained.
I have a folder called Presentation so that I can quickly get to the app I’m going to use for a PowerPoint presentation in classes. I carry my cable around for moments like this, it works with both my iPhone and iPad. Here are some of my favorites that work just great. There are many options, I know, these are just the ones I end up using over and over again.
Atomic Web by Rich Tech for 99c is one of my favorite apps. It’s a browser with TV out support. I frequently email a PowerPoint presentation to my gmail account, open it with Atomic Web and display
Science of Mind and Spirit in Simplified Prose
In the Centers for Spiritual Living, the movement that studies Ernest Holmes’ writing, it is a tradition among some communities to dedicate the first four weeks of each new year to the first four chapters of The Science of Mind and Spirit: The Thing Itself; The Way It Works; What It Does and; How To Use It.
This book is a paraphrase of those chapters, an easy read through for beginners.
The Living Bible, unlike most translations of the Bible, is a paraphrase by Kenneth N. Taylor, written to
Integration Conference Closing
On the final day of the conference the closing banquet was followed coincidentally by three pre-Mardi Gras parades which passed directly in front of our hotel entrance.
Judy Morely thanked the following for their participation:
Co-Chairs:
Rev. Andriette Earl
Rev. Emile Gauvreau
Judy Morely thanked the following for their participation:
Co-Chairs:
Rev. Andriette Earl
Rev. Emile Gauvreau
Integration Conference: Young Adults' High Points, Vetura Papke Award
Young adults share their high points from the Integration Conference
Kim Kaiser receives the Vetura Papke Great Teacher Award
An afternoon in New Orleans
Who Wants To Go To Bali? Summer airfares are making it possible
I'm personally excited that airfares to Bali are being offered for around $800 through Jim Omi Cramer's company. It makes going to one of the worlds most beautiful islands affordable. There are many inexpensive ways to travel in Bali - and if you like traveling in spiritual community, ask Jim about the upcoming Yoga Tour he has arranged with William Abel. Or just contact William at wba31@yahoo.com to ask about his gentle yoga classes and the schedule for the tour in March. The land portion of the tour was recently reduced.
I'm thinking of tagging along to Indonesia myself. It's a place in the world where I feel truly peaceful. I love the smells and tastes and sounds of Indonesia. And the people are a trip! I love them.
Integration Conference: Evan Dow-Williamson
Evan Dow-Williamson tells about the impromptu Young Adult Group meeting at the Integration Conference in New Orleans.
Cafe du Monde
Every day, twice a day, this lady plays the calliope on the steam boat Natchez right before the passengers line up to embark. Today on the way to Cafe du Monde we could hear the steam organ from blocks away. Variation in volume is not possible, only rhythm and duration of notes. The next day we took the two hour boat ride on the Mississippi
Location:Decatur St,New Orleans,United States
The French Quarter
Thank the heavens we got our voting all done yesterday. Now we are spotting delegate all over the french quarter.
Chris is mesmerized by live jazz at the market cafe
Old friends reunite in the lobby
Chris is mesmerized by live jazz at the market cafe
Old friends reunite in the lobby
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