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Choosing E-Book Readers
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It seems that a few years journey of owning e-book readers, which in themselves pretty uncommon in my circle, made me quite the “expert” in the field. Though my expertise definitely amounts to nothing compared to countless others in mobileread, my knowledge is apparently enough to at least give some views to the confusing start on e-book reader world for some of my friends’ question of “which e-book reader shall I buy”. Disclaimer: This is only my view, however, may be different with other people.
Cute Souvenirs in Oxford
This is part of Photo-first-write-later travel posts.
What: Went to Oxford for Easter Break
Where: Oxford’s Colleges, especially Christ Church
Impression: Reminiscencing Harry Potter’s trail is nice, but I definitely like the merchandises
Cambridge’s Polar Museum
This is part of Photo-first-write-later travel posts.
What: Went to Cambridge for Easter Holiday
Where: Polar Museum
Impression: Small but densely informative museum
Entrance fee: Free
National Space Centre
This is part of Photo-first-write-later travel posts.
What: Went to Leicester University for Early Career Meeting.
Where: National Space Centre
Impression: Target market’s definitely children, but overall a nice experience
Entrance fee:: 11 GBP (concession and children), 14 GBP adult. Under 5 is free. It’s a yearly ticket though. You also get a visit to their planetarium/ theatre thingy
Leicester’s King Richard III Visitor Centre
This is part of Photo-first-write-later travel posts.
What: Went to Leicester University for Early Career Meeting.
Where: King Richard III Visitor Centre
Impression: Technology is power
Entrance fee:: 7 GBP ( Concession, Student, Unemployed, Senior), 4.75 (under 17), 7.95 (adult). Also a yearly ticket.
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