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iPhone cases for the terminally hip
I could count the many ways in which I am completely obsessed with Threadless, the original crowdsourcing art-to-product site, but who has that kind of time?
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XBox 360 makes holidays more fun for everyone. Including those who need it most.
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Deep down, I'm a 13 year-old boy with a thing for video games, as any of my friends who have ever seen my "drum face" when playing Rock Band will tell you. So I am totally coveting the new Microsoft Xbox 360.
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Pixorial - Ushering back the return of the Betamax
Some of my favorite memories: Seeing Paris when I was 8. My senior year dance performance. Bungee jumping off a crane over the Hudson River. And they're all saved on video tape.
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A new iPhone app that will make your kids beg for a long check out line at the supermarket
It seems like App-mania is sweeping the nation and our neighbors to the north are responsible for a fantastic new one called NFBKids, as in National Film Board of Canada. Best of all, it's free.
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Consider it an app for free fries
Yeah, sometimes we want to hit our favorite restaurant and the kids can nibble off our plates or make do with--gasp!--adult food, but other times we're faced with the realities of a tight budget and wanting to keep the peace.
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The Microsoft Office Parent Toolbox helps picky eaters, social butterflies and military wives all at once.
If you are into lists or DIY cards and invitations, or organization in general (or wish you were, ahem ) then you'll probably want to check out the smart Parent Toolbox group over at Slideshare.
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Parents of kids with food allergies: Your digital savior is here
Food Content Alerts may have a dry name but it's not at all a dry idea - a website and mobile app that helps you navigate the difficult world of "no, he can't eat that either but thanks."
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Hooray for iPhone apps for children that give you five minutes to yourself
My husband is taking my two kids on a transatlantic flight all by himself, bless him. My contribution to the experience is my iPhone, fully loaded with toddle-distracting applications.
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"Status symbols for the uber geek." That's our kind of status symbol.
I shrieked with joy last night when friend of CMP and Jimmies lead singer Ashley Albert turned us onto her new collaborative project, Survival of the Hippest. And by hippest we mean techiest, geekiest, and 2.0-iest, of course.
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Because sometimes you've just gotta go
When I think back to my pregnancies, my first thought isn't of the miracle of life or even the swollen feet and the heartburn. No, when I remember those days, my mind immediately goes to one place: The bathroom.
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Photos like they used to be - blurry, too blue, and very very cool
I am a Photoshop spaz, so I love finding programs that let me do cool things with my photos with little to no mental anguish.
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The Telegraph just named CMP one of their top 12 websites for families. Thank you Telegraph!
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CMP editor Kristen used Powerpoint to create a really great little slideshow to explain Daddy's current Afghanistan tour of duty to the kids.
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