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Many are quite familiar with Twitter, and probably don’t need much on an introduction, but just in case it’s new to you, Twitter can be a great way to find people talking about just about anything you’re interested in. It can also be a way for you to share your latest book or publication with [...]

[Update January 31,  2010, I have removed the word "fre....g" from the title of this post, cannot change it in the url, I am a rather innocent person when it comes to some words that refer to things that are indecent in nature, and quite embarrassed, so forgive me for the oversight...this post is about [...]

Raj Patel tackles the subject of saving the planet….but maybe not the way you’re thinking, more like saving the planet from financial devastation. The news is full of talk about big government, government overspending, the desire for government to be by the people and for the people, and not the people being controlled by the [...]

According to his son, the author, who lived a rather reclusive life, died at the age of 91 of natural causes in his New Hampshire home. I remember Catcher in the Rye being a subject of controversy, one of those books that my parents didn’t want me to read, it was about a rebellious teenager [...]

Tips for Moving a Large Number of Books
January 24th, 2010 by Claudia Meydrech in Book Care No Comments

Because of their weight, books are not easy to move.  This may be a good argument for downloading eBooks or audio books to your MP3, but many of us love “old fashioned” books with pages that you turn, one by one, each page bringing us along on a journey, or teaching us, guiding us.  Someone [...]

I want to take a moment to introduce you to a site a friend is putting together related to books called “eBook Tree Saver“, a nice name for a site, because of the paperless nature of ebooks.  It’s still under construction, but I like the concept.  eBooks, and audio books alike are paperless, and save [...]

My Husband Isn’t Much of a Reader
January 21st, 2010 by Claudia Meydrech in Off Topic,valentine's day No Comments

Reading is not one of my husband’s favorite things to do.  If he has read through even one book in our 30+ years of marriage, I’d be surprised.  He loves working on a computer, but even e-books aren’t his favorite thing.  For a little while, years before there were mp3 players, he took an interest [...]

Writing to Benefit Haiti
January 17th, 2010 by Claudia Meydrech in Haiti Earthquake Relief,Squidoo No Comments

No, I haven’t written a book, publication or article, but I have been doing a good bit of writing to benefit Haiti.  Since I heard my first report about the earthquake, I put together a site called Natural Disaster Relief – What Can I Do?  Doing this site lead someone to ask me if I [...]

Remote Access To Your PC, How Safe Is It?
January 16th, 2010 by Claudia Meydrech in Business Aids No Comments

Some months ago, I was helping my mother with her computer, she was having trouble getting to websites through her internet service. So I contacted her Internet service provider, and after entering information he provided to me, like magic, he began to work on my Mom’s computer as if he were seeing it on his [...]

Historical Document About Gold and Gold Today
January 11th, 2010 by Claudia Meydrech in articles No Comments

Gold is all over the news these days because of it’s dramatic increase in value.  We are encouraged either to sell our gold because it is so valuable now, or to buy gold as an investment in the future. Can you imagine being asked to turn over your gold, and receive nothing in return?  Being [...]