Bookworm on Dec 05 2012 | Filed under: Uncategorized
Tweet I have to admit that, while I enjoyed the first Indiana Jones movie back in the day (making it the only Steven Spielberg movie I’ve ever liked), the sequels didn’t thrill me, and none of them are movies I watch now with any pleasure. My kids, however, do enjoy the movies and I understand [...]
Bookworm on Dec 05 2012 | Filed under: Blogs and Blogging
Tweet Blogs without newsletters are so “first decade of the 21st century.” Me? I’m always sort of up to the minute, so I signed up with MailChimp, a free (or, if you want or need the fancy stuff, paid) site that hosts email newsletters. I’m actually rather impressed with MailChimp. It’s very easy to use [...]
Bookworm on Jul 24 2009 | Filed under: Uncategorized
Tweet Amazon took heat — a lot of it — when word got out that, in response to a publisher’s demands, it magically deleted George Orwell’s 1984 (of all books!) from people’s Kindles. Amazon has gone a long way to redeeming itself, though, by having its CEO issue a genuine apology (as opposed to the [...]
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