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Kindle vs. Nook vs. iPad:
(Credit: Sarah Tew/CNET) Editors' note: This story was first published in July 2010, and has been extensively updated, most recently on December 17, 2012. Shopping for an e-book reader or a small tablet ? At first glance, the task seems daunting -- there are more choices than ever before. The good news is that the list of worthwhile choices is actually fairly short.I’ve been a fan of ebooks for many years, starting with Peanut Press books on my Handspring Visor Deluxe back around 1999. After writing code for 9 hours/day for many years, you can imagine my wrists were shot, and I loved ebooks because they weren’t as heavy and hard to hold as a physical book. Most public libraries didn’t lend ebooks back then, so I eventually resigned myself to purchasing everything I wanted to read. When the Sony readers started supporting borrowing books from libraries, I checked to see what titles were available in the Greensboro library – basically none. I had given up on borrowing library books until recently when I posted about the OverDrive Media Console universal app for iPhone/iPod touch/iPad .
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1. I printed out a bunch of images on Microsoft Word from their clipart gallery. You can even download them from the online Microsoft Clip-Art Gallery. I then insert them and resize them to like .78″ or something like that. If you want a copy of mine here you go . Or you can also print out pictures of your wees one as well.

