Fun and exciting opportunities

I have enjoyed telling everyone about a lot of new and exciting websites and look forward to guiding you to more as the days go by.

Download audio books with MOLDI

I have a great new experience to tell you about. Have you tried to listen to a audiobook on your pc, Ipod or MP3 player? It is very easy and free to log onto the MOLDI website (as long as you have a library card). I would highly recommend this website. It's called The Mid-Ohio Library Digital Initiative(http://digitalbooks.moldi.org). Also this title: Knit Together, by Debbie Macomber
and to find out more details about this title, simply click on the link below or copy and paste it into your browser. http://digitalbooks.moldi.org/ContentDetails.htm?ID=3E7A91EE-5A02-495A-9171-0EF3F6228DFA
I'm sure you will enjoy this new experience.

Quilting Podcasts are Exciting

Please join me in listening to quilting podcasts by Annie Smith. Very exciting and illuminating entertainment. Here is the link to listen: http://www.simplearts.com/podcast/quiltingstash/QS_136.mp3
You can also try her rss feeds linked through her blog for further reading.
http://simplearts.com/blogs/index.php?blog=2
Enjoy!

Youtube Quilt Instructions

YouTube has numerous quilting instructional shows. Click below for an introduction to a Quilt Block of the Month series that I have found useful.

Web 2.0 Tool Box : The best tool in the "Box"

I have found a great tool for avid library users. Go to: http://www.columbuslibrary.org/ebranch/index.cfm?pageid=209
Try out these "power tools" and add the search engine to your internet for easy access. Then add a great link called "Stumbleupon" to your quick links for an easier path to great websites that you enjoy or can share with a click of a button. So try: http://www.stumbleupon.com/search?q=quilting Have fun experiencing new sites. I know I did.

Web 2.0 Award Winners

These websites are the "cream of the crop" sites to visit. Several of the sites I found I had already visited and a few I thought would be on the list were not. A new site to me, although I had heard others comment on it, was "Craigslist." What a great use of the Web. Especially the "free" part of the site during these hard economic times. I found this site to be well organized and easy to navigate. Check it out for some great "used" items.

Google.Docs is amazing

What a great way to share and edit documents without worry over whose version is the latest and best. It is all one version! Yeah! I have created a new flyer for our current fundraiser and have asked for help and this system will make my life a whole lot easier. The e-mail invites with links are fabulous. To assist me see the following link: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dfd8kdxt_0cc759cgm&invite=gdmq69p
Thanks Google.