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Frozen Kindle Two
Replied May. 13, 2009
Scholarly books more expensive
Replied May. 13, 2009
Defragmenting Your Kindle
Replied May. 3, 2009
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More on Kindle-II freeze ups. Holding the off/on slide switch corrected my problem. Now that I have had it for awhile, I think my problems were caused by me; switching from one thing to another too fast. I have had no more problems and I am addicted…
When my Kindle 1 froze I followed the instructions and took off the back and stuck a straightened paper clib in the tiny hole. That worked fine for me,.
manyBooks.net and The Gutenberg Project (not to be confused with Gutenberg.com) are two of the sources I have used extensively. I wish I could find old copies of American Mercury (Mencken & Nathan) from the 1920s on line (for a project I am working…
Kristina, I keep seeing in various places, that there are lots of free down loads. When I saw some it occurred to me that this will drive down the Amazon prices. We have a new toy and the price is always high when a new toy comes on the market. Had…
Here's what I found on Amazon "Customer discussion" for Kindle:
While it is not advisable to defrag your Kindles, they can be Indexed instead.
Please follow the instructions below to re-index your Kindle.
Removing the index files on both the inter…
Please explain more about how this works. :-)
Profile Information
- About Me
- ardent Democrat, grandmother, nature-lover, photographer, writer, community volunteer, political volunteer, mental health advocate
You can read a review of my poetry book, A Second Spring (now available through Kindle books at www.cotter-b.blogspot.com
- Book(s) I'm Currently Reading
- John Adams
- Favourite Books, Book Genres and Favourite Authors
- philosophy, politics, history, humor, biography, autobiography...temporarily burned out on fiction.
- Are you a Kindle Owner?
- Yes
- Since when have you owned a Kindle?
- October 10, 2008
- What social network features are you interested in?
- Kindle News, Connecting with Authors, Book Shelf, Finding Like Minded People
- Are you an Author or Aspiring Author?
- Published Author, Blogger, Reader
- For Authors - Published Books?
- Macon: Georgia's Central City (1989, Windsor Press)
A Year at the Lake (1996, Xlibris)
A Second Spring (2007, iUniverse) Poetry--now on Kindle too! Look for A Second Spring by Kristina Simms.
You can read a review of my poetry book, A Second Spring (now available through Kindle books at www.cotter-b.blogspot.com
- Interests and Hobbies
- politics, social service, photography, writing
- Blog or Favourite Blog
- http://www.gfdw.blogspot.com
Comment Wall (28 comments)
- At 9:29am on May 13, 2009,
John Burton said…
- John Burton further comments; I, too, am a native Georgian. Born Hoboken, moved to Baxley, thence to Oak Ridge, TN. Was a fundie but now a freethinker. Hisory, biography and science. Former pilot; retired hotelier. I suspect you might delight in the writings of Robert Green Ingersoll with samples on Kindle. Good to know another Georgian.
- At 1:38pm on March 29, 2009,
Barb C said… - Yes, I'm still enjoying the Kindle. The trees are budding out here. It's getting warmer, too, but there are no flowers yet.
- At 4:23am on March 28, 2009,
Barbara Liebgott said… - isral museum jerusalem imagine--just google it
- At 1:10pm on January 9, 2009,
HelenS said… - Sure, I know Houston county -not intimately, but well enough. My parents live in the Vineville area in Macon. There are several historical homes in their area - their's is not - it's only 100! They are also not of historical interest, having only arrived recently in Macon's history, just under 1/2 century ago. :) I'm embarrased to say that I do not remember the city's history. We did learn quite a bit in elementary school, but it's been replaced by other stuff by now (in my brain). What, to you, was compelling enough for you to write the book?
Did you go to Mercer or Weslyan ? I was at Mercer for a summer semester when I was in highschool. I had Dr. Mary Wilder for 2 classes - Lit & Composition - her nickname was "Bloody Mary" - pretty accurate for the state she left our papers in. She had no mercy for the smattering of highschoolers in her class.
- At 9:42am on December 30, 2008,
Mary Beth said… - Thanks for the kitty compliment. She seems to have longish hair for a tuxedo, my Mom has one too that has shorter hair, but she definitely has the tuxedo personality!
- At 11:14pm on December 20, 2008,
Mare said… - Happy Holidays
- At 9:54am on December 19, 2008,
Sig Rosenblum said… - Hi:
One of my e-books--Assignment in Antibua--is now at ebookmall in an easy-to-download edition.
This link will take you there: http://ebooks.ebookmall.com:80/ebook/278071-ebook.htm
There's also a lot of new stuff on my website, including first chapters: http://sigrosenblum.7p.com/
Thanks for looking!
Sig
- At 5:15pm on December 1, 2008,
Barb C said…
- Hey Kristina,
Do you remember the writer Rod McKuen? He was a poet/song writer in the 60's and 70's. What happened to him?
- At 9:59pm on November 15, 2008,
Barb C said…
- That's what I'm talking about. The 50's and 60's was real music! Oh, that book was it $0.99?
- At 5:17pm on November 15, 2008,
Barb C said…
- Gtive me THE OLD FASHION ROCK 'N ROLL and musicals.
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