Britfan Wrote:Oooooops
Looks like we need a keeper with bigger hands or some stikem on his gloves
Where's Lester Hayes when you need him? I hear the coach is catching some heat for selecting him in the first place. He did make a nice save later to preserve the tie at least.
Scott
Jesus died for your sins, get your money's worth. Chad Daniels
waelse1 Wrote:Are older Jack books going to come out on the Kindle (The Tomb, Legacies, Conspiracies, All The Rage)? I've been going through RP books on the Kindle and now find Bloodline isn't available, are there plans for it to come out on the Kindle as well?The publisher is backlogged on the scanning. Eventually they'll get up.
Thanks,
David
FPW
FAQ
"It means 'Ask the next question.' Ask the next question, and the one that follows that, and the one that follows that. It's the symbol of everything humanity has ever created." Theodore Sturgeon.
Here's an example of why print books must rule.
We've all experienced writing, needing several books together to cross-reference.
Gotta have them pages you can turn!
We've all experienced writing, needing several books together to cross-reference.
Gotta have them pages you can turn!
Bluesman Mike Lindner Wrote:Here's an example of why print books must rule.
We've all experienced writing, needing several books together to cross-reference.
Gotta have them pages you can turn!
Not if you can have the convenience of all your books on one small device. I love to read and being able to have my current books, magazines, comics and newspaper on one easy to carry device is great.
swandy Wrote:Not if you can have the convenience of all your books on one small device. I love to read and being able to have my current books, magazines, comics and newspaper on one easy to carry device is great.
Although I have a very large 1st Edition collection and "reader's copies" collection, I do like the electronic format a great deal. If, for nothing else, I can read a book without damaging a valuable 1st ed/rare book.
I fly Gulfstream 550 planes and about 99% of our flight pubs, navigational charts, airfield information plates, normal and emergency checklists etc are all electronic - via either a screen in the cockpit or via a plane specific handheld device much like an iPad. For me, electronic books/paper information is a routine part of life for me.
However, to completely contradict myself, I can usually be found reading a "hardcopy" of my favorite books if the situation allows. :ooh:
"There are two motives for reading a book: one, that you enjoy it; the other that you can boast about it."