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Riders, get ready!

The biggest bicycle race in the world is about to begin—the Tour de France. Lance Armstrong is the fastest, most famous bike rider in the world, so what could go wrong?

Plenty!

From rainstorms to crashes to cows in the road, Lance goes the distance to show that winners never quit. And—while Lance pedals—you'll enjoy discovering funny details and recurring characters in art that gives a spectacular view of the race.

Here's what you'll find inside:

How to make gas go farther when you drive to work or go shopping

Information to help you choose a new car if you want to trade in your current gas guzzler for a gas stretcher

Ways to use the Internet to find the cheapest gas in your neighborhood

What credit cards give you money back when you buy gas

How "smart" driving can save you $50 every month at the pump

How to get a $2,000 tax deduction when you buy a gas-saving hybrid vehicle

A fuel cost calculator so you can see exactly how much money you're spending on gas

PLUS: Specific tips to help you save $20, $30, $40 and even $50 a month at the pump

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It's quickly apparent that Lincoln Stein and Doug MacEachern spent valuable time writing this book considering the breadth of their subject and the depth they devote to it. The only downside to the book is that it's kind of hard to explain all of the API functionality without assuming a minimum level of competence from the audience. For that reason, this book might be a bit intimidating to novice programmers, but it really rewards you if you put time into it and tinker with things.

The book also works well as a source of ideas and inspiration for when you have to write your own server modules, and I'd recommend it if you want to customize your Apache server or speed up your Perl CGI programs. --Doug Beaver.
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Do you race home to log in on your computer and chat? But what can you do when that user comes on, the user that won't go away and is getting nastier by the day? Now it seems you can't go to any of your favourite sites without finding something posted about you. This latest volume in the "Deal With It" series examines the impact of online name-calling, rumours, and threats, and provides fun and practical tips to help you surf safely.

Create a wonderful family record to be treasured and enjoyed

Everyone loves having a case to solve. This time the subject really hits home - your family's history! The quest is to discover everything you want to know about your own family's story. No two families are exactly alike; each one has its own cast of amazing characters. Author Ann Douglas is the ideal tour guide on a fascinating journey of discovery, revealing ways to uncover intriguing pieces of family lore that are sure to delight, entertain and enlighten young readers.

How to stage your very own circus.

Step right up to the most amazing show on earth... yours. Backyard Circus shows kids how to host their own big top performance with a little imagination and a whole lot of fun.

Cheerful instructions and dynamic illustrations take young readers through everything step by step: from gathering talent (do you call every kid on the block or just use stuffed toys?), to creating costumes (baggy pajamas are a hoot -- or how about dad's old neckties?), to organizing acts that astound and entertain. Kids will have a ball discovering there's no biz like showbiz.

Other show-stopping features include:

• Tips on clowning
• Simple magic tricks
• Safe acrobatics
• Instructions for juggling
• Circus lingo
• How to make stilts
• Creating your own megaphone.

Sprinkled with groaner jokes for clowning around and packed with circus-lore sidebars for enquiring ringmasters, Backyard Circus is any kid's guide to joining the circus without ever running away.