Senator Sam Ervin pulled one out of his pocket during the Watergate Hearings... Now prepare to own any legal debate with a copy of the US Constitution on your Mac! Includes notes along with bio and images of signers of the original document.

The makers of the Manual for the United States of America now bring you International Diplomacy and World Facts. If you need to prepare a debate, travel abroad, or stabilize a fledgeling regime, you might gain an edge with this app on your Mac.
Informative Lists:
-Nations with data about government, languages, embassies, foreign relations, nuclear capability, alliances and organizations, and general background from the U.S. State Department
-Emissions Reduction Commitment numbers from nations as of the Kyoto Protocol
-All Nobel Prize Winners in Chemistry, Economics, Literature, Medicine, Peace, Physics
-Info about terror groups, incidents, and suspects
Included Documents:
-United Nations Charter
-Universal Declaration of Human Rights
-Geneva Conventions
-Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
-Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
-Camp David Accords

Currency Converter provides updated currency conversion information for 90 currencies around the world. To use the app, select your base currency and click on the country to view conversion information.
HIGHLIGHTS
* Supports around 90 commonly used currencies
* Select the country to view the currency conversion information for that country
* Application auto-detects the currency for selected country
* Option is also available to select a currency and the application auto-detects the country location making the app fun to use
* Supports Four Map Styles to choose from
* Latest information is downloaded whenever you open the app.
* Option available to manually refresh the latest conversion information
The application needs connectivity to the internet to perform the conversion and display the maps.
If you'd like to see any specific currencies or if you have any feedback, please drop us a line at support@touchmeme.com

Copyright Creativity is a guide to the United States copyright application process with a multimedia slideshow, explanations, and actual statutes. Copyright registration is not expensive or difficult.
The developer, Michael E. Byczek, is a licensed Illinois attorney and Apple certified system administrator. His primary interest is intellectual property (patent, trademark, and copyright).
It only costs $35 to submit an application to the U.S. Copyright Office. Registration is not required, but the primary benefit is federal protection against infringement.
Statutes are current as of 9/27/2010 based upon The Office of the Law Revision Counsel (LRC) classification tables. The federal rules are current as of 9/30/2010 (GPO e-CFR). Fees are current as of 12/5/2010.