Monday, July 20, 2009

Book reviews from Master The Art of Reading participants Rising Tide by John Barry: Very interesting. Blue Heaven by C. J. Box: Very good mystery book. The author left the end to your imagination too-a page turner and a good beach or bedtime book. Cat's Eyewitness by Rita Mae Brown: Very good, I would highly recommend it. X marks the spot by Chris Carter: Ready to be on the edge of your seat? If you like the show, the X-Files books will help you relive it. The truth is out there. Chicken Soup for the Christian Soul by Jack Canfield: Inspiring. Thought provoking. Short stories. 12:10:31 PM     ManualsOnline Keeps Your Manuals Organized [Manuals] . If you're looking for an easy way to store the manuals you've collected over the years or just want all the online information in one spot, then web site ManualsOnline is for you. Once you've created your free account, you're ready to set up and compile your manuals. Choose the room, category, brand, product type, and model, and ManualsOnline adds it to your profile. After you're done, you'll have an organized collection of all your household manuals in one easily accessible spot. Next time you're consulting your manual but still aren't able to stop that VCR from blinking (hey, I've still got one), the site also provides a forum where you can ask for product help from the ManualsOnline community. But before you go ditching those paper manuals, upload and share any unlisted manuals if you can. Someone, somewhere will be grateful you did. If you like the idea but aren't keen on the site, check out previously mentioned SafeManuals for another take on the same idea. ManualsOnline [via MakeUseOf] [Lifehacker] 11:59:50 AM

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