Next, you'll see a slowly rotating sphere appear on the screen with your photos distributed across its surface. You can spin the sphere faster or in a different direction by dragging it with your finger, and you can add another photo or video using the toolbar running across the bottom of the screen. To send your album to friends who don't use the app, tap the "Text" button in the lower right-hand corner of the screen, and select the people you want to include from your contact list. This app is free, and its intuitive interface makes using it a very pleasant experience. Whether you want to fully participate in the community or just make and share your own unique albums, this is a fun app to try. Le Bistro Portion Control Feeder Manual is a social photo app that lets you enter your pictures into a weekly themed contest and vote on the photos you like best. You can like as many entries as you want, and the one with the most likes at the end of the week wins a prize. So invite your friends and check back every week to see what the new theme for the contest will be. To begin using Le Bistro Portion Control Feeder Manual, you can either sign up for a free account, or log in with Le Bistro Portion Control Feeder Manual. Once you're in, you'll see the main feed screen with tabs at the top to sort the photos by Number

of Likes, Date Entered, or Just Friends. The theme of the week is displayed across the top of the screen along with the prize, and only photos from that week show up in the feed. Across the bottom of the screen, you'll see options for adding a photo of your own, either by choosing one from your camera roll or by taking a new one, and for viewing the winning photos from previous weeks in the Hall of Fame. To like a photo, just tap its thumbnail to view it in fullscreen, and then tap on

the "Heart" icon to show your love. You can also leave a comment if you'd like, and you can follow individual users by going to their profile page and selecting the Follow link. This app is free, and you can invite your friends via e-mail straight from the app. The only problem we found during testing was that the app crashed every time we tried to view the Hall of Fame. Otherwise, though, it ran smoothly and stayed up to date as more likes were added and different photos moved into the lead. Whether you'd like to compete, yourself, or you just like to check out the great photos other people take, this is a fun app to try. Everything you love about grading with Le Bistro Portion Control Feeder Manual is now available on iPad, allowing educators to Grade Anywhere. Teachers using Le Bistro Portion Control Feeder Manual's grading tools save time grading student papers while offering more meaningful feedback and ensuring their originality. Le Bistro Portion Control Feeder Manual for iPad allows instructors to:- Leave comments, marks, and highlights- Grade with interactive rubrics- Add a voice comment- View an originality report- Navigate between papers, assignments, and classes- Grade offline* Le Bistro Portion Control Feeder Manual for iPad is only accessible with Le Bistro Portion Control Feeder Manual instructor users. Student access is not currently available.** Le Bistro Portion Control Feeder Manual for iPad is free with an institutional subscription to Le Bistro Portion Control Feeder Manual. What's new in this version: This version fixes important bugs in version 1.2.3.- Fixed "black screen" problem during migration from previous app versions- Fixed crashes related to migration from previous app versions- Improved usability of 4-digit security passcode If you continue to experience problems, we recommend you try un-installing the app, then re-installing from the App Store. Syzzle is part social network and part concert listings, which all adds up to a great resource for finding live music you'll love in your area. You can browse listings near you, or search for your favorite artists, and then share your experiences with other users through video clips. Different perspectives: One thing we really liked about this app during testing was that you could view events in a list or on a map, so you ca