Describes the impact that online and mobile technologies have had on our way of communicating with one another. Focuses on our ability to block incoming IMs, disguise ourselves on Facebook, and screen incoming callers. Explores the personal and social benefits of this technology.
Australian programmer Rob Murray's story was a bit of a wild ride. In 1999 he left a game development studio to start his own mobile game company, Firemint. When the App Store hit the scene in the summer of 2008, Murray and his team ...
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And tonight, while the rest of the world celebrated New Year's Eve, he'd unearth old Morgan's treasure, start a new chapter of his life. Casper raised his hand to a bronze-skinned ten-year-old perched at the end of his cayuka, ...
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In short, this book about books is so adorable and tempting, it will have toddlers and parents running to libraries and bookstores everywhere.
This book is also for SQL Server support staff who will be managing and supporting existing availability group deployments. This book is your field guide to planning, deploying, managing, and troubleshooting Always On Availability Groups.
Combining powerful personal stories with astute analysis and recommendations, Always on Call reveals the hidden struggles of the more than 25 million family caregivers in the United States. While family...
In a universal tale of unconditional love, a child is reassured by his mother that she will love him even when he misbehaves.
For the Church, Good Friday and Easter have always existed together; she is always both the mustard seed and the tree in whose boughs the birds of the air make their nests. The Church—and in her, Christ—still suffers today.