Virtual Reality with Bobby and Lindy
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This week Bobby paid close attention to extended reality, a collective term for digital interfaces like augmented reality and virtual reality, and it caught the attention of Colin Payne from Sozo Labs. Colin brought a whole range of virtual reality and extended reality devices for Bobby & Lindy to play with and on the eve of Star Wars Day, it was all about lightsabers!
By now you’ve heard all about the Smile 90.4FM Mother’s Day High Tea – with live entertainment by the Black Ties, special guest Jo-Ann Strauss, prizes and pampering sessions – all to the theme of Breakfast at Tiffany’s. Tickets are sold out – but we have reserved two sets of double tickets that you can win! Enter below by answering three simple questions – and stay tuned to hear if you’re a winner.
1. Your sponge. Maybe you’re microwaving or boiling it to remove germs, but it’s really hard to clean a sponge. You’ve got all those holes and no matter how hard you sterilize, they will still hold pathogens. A washcloth is a recommended cleaning agent because it won’t hold on to things like a sponge will. 2. Scratched up cutting boards. It doesn’t matter if it’s wooden or plastic. If there are a lot of cracks
iSmile Report – Pluto’s planet status and why there may be more to this picture than you think.
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It appears Pluto is a planet again. Yep … after spending 76 years as our solar system’s 9th planet, you’ll recall that Pluto was stripped of its status in 2006, when other larger cosmic bodies were discovered nearby. Many space scientists argued that because of its size, orbit and strange axis rotation, Pluto just didn’t fit the definition of what a planet should be. Strangely, the news upset many people who felt an emotional attachment
8 Out Of 8 Questions: 2 May 2019
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Play The ultimate 80’s & 90’s quiz … a quick-fire round of 8 questions in 80 seconds. You gets a chance to test your knowledge of all things 80’s & 90’s … music, news events, TV shows, movies!! Get all the questions right in under 80 seconds and join the elite “8 out of 8 club”. Questions: 1. In 1981, Who could feel it coming in the air? 2. Odd One Out –






