This quick tip is courtesy of the Genealogy Gems newsletter published by the Allen County Public Library's Genealogy Center, Steve Myers & Curt Witcher, co-editors.
Store CDs and DVDs in the same manner you would store books: on end, not flat. If you have a large number of discs, stacking them on top of each other can increase the chances of some cracking or being scratched by dust trapped between the discs. Ideally, each disc should be in its own case with each case bearing an appropriate descriptive label.
Welcome to the Family Roots and Branches Genealogy Blogspot. This site is devoted genealogical hints, tricks, tips and news for family historians in the GA/NC/TN Tri-State. You will also find info on genealogy classes and meetings here in western North Carolina. This blog is run by Larry and Gayle Van Horn and you can reach us at teakpub at brmemc.net. Copyright 2006-2012 by Family Roots and Branches, a division of Teak Publishing.
Ancestors Television Series 1/2
For my genealogy students and others getting started in genealogy, I have a complete set of links to the streaming video of every episode of the popular PBS Ancestor series 1 and 2. You will find those links at the bottom of this blog and this service is courtesy of Roots TV.