deminc:Schweppes, yeah, the Ipad can be so handy and I love the variety of apps. :rubhands: deminc:My bugbears now are the music/books/movies that I can see but cannot have, and the inability to print documents out easily. If I can just solve these two things...Thanks to everyone for the wonderful suggestions! So the ways around this problem are:- set up a US account, failing which, - buy a gift card.- next two options are to download off the internet and transfer;- borrow from NLB e-library.Thanks so much!Please share when u iron out the bugbears, can? :please: :please: I have similar concerns as u do

Additional information here perhaps?http://www.bizlink.org.sg/

Hi, anyone here has been diagnosed with celiac disease? I would like some recommendations on doctors and different diagnostic methods. I hear there is a test where they can check for markers, as opposed to a biopsy of the intestinal villi. Is this available here? Thank you in advance!

Hi resourceful parents! I’m looking for hanging bubble chairs and would like some feedback on the ergonomics and if it gets quite hot inside without aircon, plus good places to buy it in Singapore or Bangkok. I don’t need the original branded product, just something comfy that I know my kid will love. (but not IKEA’s)

ChiefKiasu:Science Centre offers robotics courses on a daily basis:http://www.science.edu.sg/schoolprogrammes/Pages/roboticslearningcentre.aspxThey cater for kids from Primary 3 onwards.My son went for a couple of workshops during the holidays and enjoyed them tremendously. If I recall, the fee includes the robotic kit which he used to build the devices and he could bring it back after the lesson.Thanks for sharing!!

deminc:Mr Kang/Crestar - thanks for the recommendation! I think I will check that out next week. piano - My kids have electronic keyboards bought by their grandmother. They love it, but it drives me mad! I just think it's better to use the proper \"tools\" from the start - the tone and feel are very different. I'm very old-fashioned when it comes to instruments, keke. I think I'll go with the Suzuki violin, now that I have a good recommendationf for teacher, and reassurance about the left-hand thingy. THANK YOU!!!Hi,Mr Kang is the Vice President of SMAS. He's rather well known for his strictness, so be prepared.It's definitely better to get a piano if the interest is there. My ds is already complaining about the different touch & feel between playing on a piano and keyboard (he just started piano lessons about 2 months ago). Now, we are also planning to get a piano. Happy shopping!