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If you're a fan of classic comic strips like "Bloom County," "Calvin and Hobbes," and "The Far Side," chances are you'll get a kick out of "Dog Complex." A man, his dog, and some guy named Monkey are just a few of the colorful cast of characters that hang out at the "Fuzzy Things Pet Shop." Get to know them all!

At the age of 27, Dave Johnson was diagnosed with Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy, a genetic heart condition that forced his family into a race across the country for treatment and transplant. This is the story of their travels, their losses, and the lessons they learned during their six year fight for life.

Should they travel back in time? They know when but not why. If they stay or if they go, there will be danger Two cousins enter the lives of the time-travelling Baxter children. Little do these kids from the rough side of town realise that this encounter will lead them to an extraordinary adventure. Can they escape their problems in the present as they travel back in history? Will they want to come back to an uncertain future? Janie and Lenny meet the Baxters for the first time at a family gathering. Before long, these two children, living a troubled life in the present, find themselves travelling to the past. The answers to a mystery lie in the past. Can they find the solutions with the aid of the Baxters and a time machine to ease their troubled lives? Stuck Between Two Lives is a stand-alone story and is the seventh book in the "Stuck" series. The series feature adventure stories that blend fiction with actual events and people to create an enjoyable and informative read full of drama with a sprinkling of humour. Like all of the books in the series, Stuck Between Two Lives can be enjoyed by children 8+, but adults will have a fun read too If you enjoy books like 'The Secret Lake' by Karen Inglis or 'The Time Hunters Saga' by Carl Ashmore, you will love this story.

It's not their fight, but they can't help getting drawn into the conflict Embark on a thrilling journey with the Rebel Runaways as they venture into a divided America torn apart by the Civil War. Their quest for justice begins in the bustling streets of New York after encountering an elusive spy. Determined to pursue their target, they take to the skies in the airship Rebel. Action and adventure are never far behind, but the Rebel Runaways find it's not just a simple case of picking sides. In a gripping tale of courage and resilience, follow the Rebel Runaways as they confront the chaos of war. Will they emerge victorious, or will the tumultuous winds of war claim their fate?Escape to the Skies is the third book in "The Rebel Runaways" series. The series features adventure stories that blend fiction with actual places, creating an alternative history and spotlighting the period when Steampunk began. If you enjoy books like 'The Sharpe Series' by Bernard Cornwell, 'Freedom Pledge' by M.J. Twomey or 'Mercenary' by David M. Gaughran, you will love this story.

Blogs, wikis and newsfeeds are relatively new technologies that make it amazingly easy for anybody to publish on the web, and easy to read as well. Their standard newsfeed format and programming interfaces also create fresh opportunities for developers who want to add web publishing capabilties to software products and electronic devices. The book explains how to use these powerful technologies in your own applications to build into them new ways of collaboration and communication. Blogs, Wikis, and Feeds in Action is an innovator's guide that will show you how to integrate blog, wiki, and newsfeed technologies into your existing applications, using Java and C#. A dozen small but amazingly useful example applications will cause a lightbulb to go on in your mind: you will get ideas about subtly useful capabilities you can build with these simple tools. The examples include a community aggregator, a file distribution newsfeed, a blog cross-poster, an email-to-blog gateway, Ant tasks for blogging software builds, and more.