Want a little calendar in your Kindle? Simple, formatted so you can really use it? Here it is. Not elaborate, long, or clunky, just clear, efficient and complete. — Enter and keep freeform notes or ToDos day by day or month by month.. — One simple notes journal for the current week — not trying to fake an hourly planner, but 3 notes per day to use as you prefer. — Short, very, very compact and easiest to use — A 12 Monthly calendar set 10/08 through 9/09 that shows what you need – the day of a particular date. You can enter one note against each month, too, or 3 for each quarter. — A full 3 year calendar view –2007 through 2009 ..look ahead or look back — Handy jumplinks all through — just click to go see what you want without a lot of paging … includes help screen for quick reference. No, this will not completely replace your Outlook Agenda, ring alarms, or automatically feed your goldfish. the current Kindle is not yet open to programming like that. It does use (and explains) the Kindle notes capability to its fullest. Yes, you can see all notes at once, search among them, or back them up to your PC. —– Update 10-03-08 : Sure, why not? We added online calendar access for Google calendar and Y! calendar ..AND handy instant GMAIL, YAHOO, and COMCAST email links, with full help – and how to get your AOL or MSN email. Plus .. outbound SMS links for emergencies. Oh, yes, federal and U.S. holidays, too. Yes, you can do all this from your Kindle. Not bad for the price of one Latte, is it? Existing users – just delete and re-download to get this free update

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Mark Twain began his career in letters as a printer’s apprentice at the age of 12. He worked as a typesetter and hack writer until a trip down the Mississippi inspired him to become a steamboat pilot. Twain was a popular humorist, a failed silver miner, an inventor, a pacifist anti-imperialist, and a vegetarian. He had a strong interest in the paranormal. Twain’s novel Huckleberry Finn has profoundly influenced the development of American storytelling.