[eogn] Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - 3 new articles

If your e-mail program scrambles this message, you can also read it at http://www.eogn.com. This is the FREE Standard Edition of Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter. To read the Plus Edition, go to http://plus.eogn.com. Please feel free to forward this message to others. Do you wish to unsubscribe? The unsubscribe button is near the bottom of this message and it works instantly. You can also change your e-mail address if you click here. Here are the latest articles on Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter for demmm@hulling-equipment.ru.

(+) Free or Low-Cost Communications When Traveling - Part I Genealogy of the the King in the Wizard of Id Maryland Historical Society Lays Off Staff More Recent Articles Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter - 3 new articles (+) Free or Low-Cost Communications When Traveling - Part I The following is a Plus Edition article written by and copyright by Dick Eastman. I believe I have some experience with communications while traveling. I am uploading this article to the EOGN web site from a hotel room in Tallahassee. I hope to write Part II of the article while riding a red-eye flight from Orlando to London, England in a few days. If all goes well, I will upload Part II from a hotel room in London. Traveling does not have to mean you need to be incommunicado. In fact,... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • Genealogy of the the King in the Wizard of Id The Wizard of Id comic strip created by Johnny Hart and Brant Parker is one of my favorites. This week, the comic strip shows the King (or the Midget Monarch as he is sometimes known) commenting about genealogy. It is humorous. Due to copyright issues, I won't publish the comic strip here but you can view it by going to http://comics.com/wizard_of_id/2009-02-20. My thanks to Robert Steed for telling me about this genealogy reference in this week's comic. • Email to a friend • • Maryland Historical Society Lays Off Staff According to an article in the CityPaper web site, the Maryland Historical Society laid off six of its 48 staff members on Wednesday, including an archivist, a director of collections, an assistant curator, a security guard, and part-time librarian, according to one former employee. Founded in 1844, the Historical Society--which operates a museum and library at the corner of Park Avenue and Monument Street--is a key repository of irreplaceable historical artifacts and records. According to... Read the rest of the story » • Email to a friend • • More Recent Articles Video Interview with Kasia Grycza FamilySearch Update: 6 million New Indexed Records & 1.4 Million New Images On the Road Again Tallahassee Genealogical Society's Annual Spring Seminar Unusual Names: A Video Interview with Dan Poffenberger How Popular is Genealogy? Ancestry.ca Announces Global Project To Preserve Deteriorating Historical Canadian Records GenealogyBank Adds New Features Follow-up: Facebook Reverts Terms of Service Change After User Uproar (+) Casefile Clues: Comparing Lists of Children by Michael John Neill

 

---

This Newsletter is Sponsored by RootsBooks

Stop by RootsBooks, your one-stop online genealogy bookstore. RootsBooks is the genealogy store for books, computers, software and more. Rootsbooks has two divisions:

North America: http://www.RootsBooks.com

U.K.: http://www.RootsBooks.co.uk

Now featuring Family Tree Maker 2009 for Windows and Reunion 9, Genealogy and Family Tree Software for Macintosh.

---

Click here to safely unsubscribe now from "Eastman's Online Genealogy Newsletter" or change subscription settings

---

---

Your requested content delivery powered by FeedBlitz, LLC, 9 Thoreau Way, Sudbury, MA 01776, USA. +1.978.776.9498