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The OverDrive App on my iPad is a great knitting/sewing companion. It is easy to download audio books, and the time I spend knitting and sewing flies by. I'm able to get more done when my mind and my hands are occupied.  OverDrive is associated with my local library, and my library card allows me to check out the books for 14 days.  The App works on my phone and my iPad and the two devices sync to keep my place in the recording. I can checkout ebooks, audio books and videos with the OverDrive App. Recently, I've "read" the following books:     "C" is for Corpse - Sue Grafton     Don't Go - Lisa Scottoline     If I Stay - Gayle Forman     Bullseye - David Baldacci     The Devil Wins - Reed Farrel Coleman     "G" is for Gumshoe - Sue Grafton     Goodbye Things - Fumio Sasaki     The Dead Will Tell - Linda Castillo Does your public library give you access to audio books via an App?

Cardionet Heart Monitor August 5, 2013 August was an interesting month, filled with medical appointments and surprises: August 1 - annual cardiologist appointment - Dr. P was concerned about my Easter Sunday fainting episode. I've fainted previously (years apart - long-time readers probably remember this post ), but since the episode in March occurred while I was seated, Dr. P ordered a 30-day heart monitor - my fourth or maybe even fifth in the last 10 years. August 5 - UPS delivered heart monitor (part of which is shown in the photo), which I activated and began wearing. August 9 - Dr. P's nurse left two messages for me to contact the office, a third message told me I had an appointment the following week to see Dr. P because he had seen "something" on my heart monitor reports. I can assure you that message got my heart pumping! August 15 - Dr. P explained my heart rate was dropping too low (28 bpm) and a pacemaker was needed because it appeared that my ...