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EBooks » Miscellaneous
 Starting at $499, the diminutive Mac mini-2.5 inches tall, 6.5 inches
wide, and 2.9 pounds-is expected to become Apple's bestselling
computer, with projected shipments of 100,000 units a month This book
offers several projects-some easy, some more challenging-to help people
tweak, modify, and transform a Mac mini Modest modifications include
creating a Mac mini home theater, an appliance controller, and a travel
kit; other more complex (but very cool!) mods require wielding a
soldering iron Offers detailed, illustrated step-by-step
instructions-including how to open the Mac mini, keep track of pieces,
and avoid damage-that enable even novice tinkerers to complete the
projects  There are currently nine million blogs, with 40,000 new ones created
every day;25 percent of Internet users say they read blogs, and 9
percent say they've created one * This book walks people through what
they need to know to launch a blog, maintain it, publicize it,
syndicate it, and even make money from it * Topics covered include
choosing a Weblog host such as Blogger.com or TypePad, hosting a blog
on one's own, solving blog problems, working with blogging software
(Movable Type, Greymatter, Radio Userland), and delving into RSS
syndication * Offers tips from veteran bloggers, a rundown of
Blogosphere protocol, savvy pointers on earning revenue from a blog,
and advice on specialized blogs such as podcasts, vlogs, and photo and
MP3 blogs  Doug Moench (Editor)"The Big Book of the Unexplained", DC Comics | ISBN 1563892545 | 1997 Year | JPG | ~78 Mb | 191 Pages
Doug Moench returns with The Big Book of the Unexplained. Like the Big Book of Conspiracies, this book looks at the truly bizarre things that make life as we know it so exciting. Alien abductions and UFOs have their place beside the Loch Ness Monsters, the Men in Black, the Mothman, the Goatsucker, and Bigfoot. Ghosts and bizarre creatures, even James Dean's cursed car, are to be found here. Go ahead, you know you want to take a peek at the Kentucky goblins, kraken, and random examples of what could only be a great cosmic trickster having a laugh at our expense. This is good stuff, folks, whether it's real or not. Review from The Green Man Review  LEGO Technics are fun to play with and allow the construction of
interesting structures, but they are not always easy to use. In fact,
it is often quite challenging to build a LEGO device that does not fall
apart at the slightest provocation. A well-designed LEGO device should
be reliable, compact, and sturdy. If it makes extensive use of gears,
the geartrain should be able to rotate cleanly and easily. If it is a
structural element, it should hold together squarely and resist falling
apart. This chapter discusses some ideas for creating a well-designed
LEGO structure, as well as some properties of the LEGO Technic system
that may not be obvious at first glance. Keep in mind that sometimes
the best way to discover LEGO is to explore, focus on the brick, and
try new things. Excellent and easy to use world atlas, Clear & printable maps of the world. Includes good continent, country & sea floor maps & country information and flags.
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