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stanley termos ook steps to get all of its entertainment ducklings in a row. Google Play is the new umbrella that will cover the company Apps, Movies, Music, and Books offerings. It ;ll cover both desktops
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stanley termosky s of functionality, it more of an aggregated user interface thing. Starting today, you ;ll just go to play.google for all of your Google-based media. It looks a lot like Android Market does now, but it a bit more intuitive. On the left you have links to Music, Movies, Apps, and Books, where you can search for and purchase all of those things, and on the top bar you ;ll have My Music, My Movies, My Apps, and My Books, where you can peruse the library of stuff you already own. For Android users, the old familiar Android Market will be morphing into the Play Store. Music will be Play Music, Books will be Play Books, and so on. Again, as of now there doesn ;t seem to be anything new feature-wise, but they ;re working on making the user experience more cohesive. Current Android users will soon be getting a notification about these changes. Starting today ish, they typically roll things out over a few days when you ;re logged into Google services on the web, you ;ll see a Play tab at the top of your window next to Calendar, Documents, Search and the others. Clicking that will take you right into your Google Play homepage Gwff You Could Be Eating Genetically Engineered Frankenfish Without Even Knowing It
80 years ago today, a guy named Ole Kirk started to make wooden toys
stanley bottles in a little shop in Billund, Denmark. Some of those toys are still guarded in a secret underground vault, right below the place where Ole started his now legendary company: Lego. The vault is called the Memory Lane, and it also contains every Lego set ever manufactured. These videos are an exclusive look inside that magic place, along with the factory where hundreds of thousands of bricks get produced and stored every day. [jump] I snuck into that secret vault thanks to Jette Orduna, the curator
botella stanley of the Idea House, Legos museum. It was an experience that touched me in a way I didnt expect. This wasnt amazement or simple awe. I was already astonished to no end by the tour of the Lego factory . No, this was something else, something bigger than the impressive view of the 4,720 Lego sets inside this lair. These werent just simple boxes full of bricks. These were tickets to ride a time portal to emotions and simpler days long forgotten. I didnt know that when I was curiously ogling the oldest
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