What Apps Should I Get for my iPad?

Many of my colleagues are writing app lists  and I had been planning on tackling a new list.  I get an email just about every day---"I just got the iPad, what should I download".  A list always leaves out stuff, and I am definitely not using the more technical music apps.

So, here it is:

• Moments Ago.  Every teacher should download this app right now.  Got more parental feedback from this app than any other thing I've done in twenty years of teaching.
• Twitter
• Google.  Search, google googles, voice search, all the apps.  And it works.  I used this on Tuesday to enter live results at a track meet I was clerking.  
• Netflix and PBS access to quality video content has changed how I operate in the classroom.  Having the ability to have a class of fifteen watch their own video is awesome.  Netflix has a TON of great music.  
• Time Machine.  Super Awesome.
• Flipboard Where I do most of my reading.
• Planbook  Works pretty well (not completely sold...).  I hadn't used a planbook for years, but my stroke has forced me to write everything down.  Syncs between laptop and iPad.
• Morris Lessmore Completely and utterly amazing.  Will change your view of eBooks.  
• ShowMe Easy to use video/audio recorder.
• Skitch  So fluid.  Easy to use photo editor.
• SportsCam  great for coaches.  Also using in voice class.
• Garageband.  Used daily.
• MadPad.  Really cool video composition tool. 
• Six Strings.  Great guitar/strings app.
• Verbally.  Amazing special ed app. 
• Book Creator  My three year old can make eBooks with this app.
• Evernote.

I didn't add everything.  This is a basic list.  Have fun.