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Nah, it is crap ... well for this it is, and I doubt I will be using it for anything else it provides.

 I had pulse before, and found it very US centric, so got rid of it. Now, I do have a wee app called Flipboard, and I'm just about to see if it is any good ....

Turns out that this was a media spin job, and that only about 20 people, including locals, helped make the ring of puss.
http://www.breitbart.com/national-security/2015/02/22/media-hoax-20-muslims-holding-hands-become-1000-strong-ring-of-peace-at-oslo-synagogue/

My main thing is my kindle fire.. I use it everywhere (including right now) and it is handy for books and audio. The other big thing on it, and on most new communication devices in fairness, are apps.

Do you reckon an app might be worth looking into?

I think we should stick with Classical (Roman) Latin.. for a multitude of reasons really.

1) It is relatively easy to source somewhere to learn it from
2) It isn't dead, and is in common use in the RC Church
3) It is an evolving language, which means that should we have the basic fundamentals down, we can add to it.. so there will be no 'interpretation' debates in the future.

Let us not forget that Latin was the language spoken by all those with needs to communicate over the whole of Europe, from Russia to Ireland, Sweden to Constantinople.