Jay

Happy Birthday James !!

So I started to read For the Love on GA Stories and found that chapters 2 and 3 are empty. I'll read them from the old site and you can add this to your to do list.

I was just about to start reading the novels when I realized that Let the Music Play and Changing Lanes are not in GA Stories. Will they be moved?

I use a tool called Calibre to manage my (non-DRM) ebooks. It is available for windows, mac, and linux and has the ability to convert formats and store multiple formats of the same book. It also allows me to manage the (again non-DRM) content of my nook. It supports many different ebook readers and formats. If you're interested in ebooks at all you should check it out.

mine too

maybe you should just mail her a copy of this blog.

It's like my iPhone only bigger and the only thing I could use a bigger iPhone for is possibly as an e-reader. On the other hand the Notion Ink Adam looks interesting. I'm just hoping it's not too pricy

I haven't read the whole article yet but thought folks here would be interested. here is the first paragraph. and here is a link.

Poughkeepsie is a long way from LA - in more ways than distance.

Oh it was believe me but they were crazy times. He was about to be impeached and would probably have been convicted. I remember spending hours watching the house impeachment hearings on TV. Richard Nixon was the first person I ever voted for for president (you had to be 21 then) and because of him I could never bring myself to vote for another member of his party for president.

You could also try Open Office. It's free and you can get it at openoffice.org.

The Boomerang Kid by Jay Quinn in my stack of next to read I have In Ashes lie by Marie Brennan and What We Remember by Michael thomas Ford.

It airs here on BBC America starting Monday July 20 for 5 days. I've waited this long I think I can wait another week.

Opera has been my primary browser since Netscape 4.7. I use it on linux, OSX and XP. Firefox is my backup for the now rare site that Opera has a problem with.

Not likely - at least not before 2012. Here is a quote from the NY Times article today: