Special Edition, Using ISAPI is the essential Microsoft Web programming reference. It will teach programmers what this new API is, how it can best be used, and provide a lifetime reference. The CD includes Microsoft's Internet Information Server software, the ISAPI Software development Kit (SDK) and a broad range of ISAPI programs from which the reader can learn.

Using Isapi

Computers & Technology

Parkinson, Tom

Clark, Allen

Regelski, Michael

Genusa, Stephen

Addison, Bobby, Jr.

Cleaver, Dean

Flick, Kevin

LEROUX, THOMAS

Norman, Martin J.

Parrone, Paul P., Jr.

Smith, Andrew D.

Torres, David A.

Networking & Cloud Computing

Que Pub

The Circus Moves by Rail

Fascinating history of circus life on board the trains that used to move them. Covers the first attempts to move a circus by rail, how shows are assembled and disassembled, routings, rates and tariffs, advertising cars, advance cars, flat cars and stock cars, life aboard for the performers, famous long and short runs, famous disasters, two-car shows, unusual moves, modern circus trains, and there spectaculars (such as the Ice Capades) that used trains. Illustrated throughout with black and white (and some color) photos. 392 pages.

Pruett Pub. Co

With this book in your hands, you can almost hear the thunder of the horses and the roar of the lions, smell the popcorn, wonder at the breathtaking tricks the spangled aerialist performs high above the sawdust ring. THE CIRCUS IN AMERICA, long out of print, documents with verve and authority this most populist form of American entertainment, using the unsurpassed collections of the Circus World Museum in Baraboo, Wisconsin. The book has 96 full-color reproductions of the eye-popping color posters that announced the arrival of the circus, as well as almost two hundred black-and-white archival photographs of the great circus acts and behind-the-scenes action under the Big Top. The text, written by two long-time circus historians, is informed and amusing.

The Circus in America

Fox, Charles Philip

Humor & Entertainment

Hennessey & Ingalls

Stroll the white sand beaches of the Baltic coast, hike the trails of the spectacular Tatra Mountains and explore historic city centres from Kraków to Warsaw. Whether you’re here for urban pleasures or in pursuit of nature, this inspiring guide will help you connect with Poland in all its guises. Get Around with detailed maps and itineraries from the Great Masurian Lakes in the north to the Alpine national parks in the south Rest Easy in country cottages and Soviet workers’ hotels – reviews to suit every taste and budget Find Adventure – we show you where to hike, ski, raft, ride, sail and much much more Hit The Town – our listings cover cosy cellar bars and cafés, traditional restaurants and Polish ‘milk bars’ Talk The Talk – our practical language guide helps you chat to the locals – na zdrowie!

Lonely Planet Poland

Travel

Wilson, Neil

Watkins, Richard

Europe

Lonely Planet

Jambo! Welcome to Kenya, home of lion prides, nomadic tribes and city-smart nightclubbers, realm of equatorial glaciers, ochre-red deserts and tranquil Indian Ocean coves. Whether you want to watch wildlife, set out into the great unknown or chill on a beach, Lonely Planet helps you plan the African adventure of a lifetime. Set Out On Safari - get the lowdown on choosing, planning and booking safaris for every budget. Embrace The Outdoors - whether it's cruising the coast, ballooning over the Mara or trekking up Mt Kenya, we give you the when, where and how. The Big Five - our 16-page color wildlife guide is your essential animal-spotting companion. Rest Easy - accommodation options to suit all tastes, from back-to-nature bandas to luxury ecolodges. Make Your Own Way - up-to-the-minute information on how to get around, be it by buzzing matatu or graceful dhow.

Lonely Planet Kenya

Phillips, Matt

Africa

So you think you know Berlin? A grand old dame with a chequered past. A vibrant youthful city with cutting-edge architecture. Germany’s political heart and party capital. Want to take another look? Let us guide you through this dynamic city and show you the real Berlin. Find The Nightlife – whether you’re here for the classics or the clubbing, we’ll help you find your Szene. Eat In Style – from funky breakfast cafés to the finest Currywurst in town – we’ve got it covered. Bag A Bargain – designer boutiques, vintage clothing, art galleries and antiques…we tell you the places where the locals shop. Tuck Up Tightly in sleek designer sheets – be they hostel or hotel – whatever your budget, we help you stay in style.

Lonely Planet Berlin

Schulte-Peevers, Andrea

Plan the African adventure of a lifetime with Lonely Planet's best-selling guide to East Africa; expanded coverage, from the foothills of Kilimanjaro to the volcanoes of eastern Congo; the best and most unusual places to stay from Zanzibar beach resorts to luxury tented safaris; insightful coverage of the peoples of the region; colour wildlife guide and up-to-the-minute information on gorilla trekking and safaris for all budgets; 120 easy-to-use maps. Covers: Uganda, Kenya, Rwanda, Burundi, and Tanzania Get A Glimpse of wonderous wildlife with our 16-page color animal-spotting guide and dedicated Safaris and Mountain Gorillas chapters. Go Your Own Way with our coverage of Rwanda, Burundi and eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. Get Active - detailed information on activities airborne, on-ground or underwater. Get The Bacground - in-depth discussion of East Africa's poignant history, cultures and environment. Hit The Road - detailed transport information and 120 user-friendly maps shows you where to go.

Lonely Planet East Africa

Fitzpatrick, Mary

Dinner parties a bit tame? Tired of hearing the same old playlists? Liven up your evenings with these hilarious after–dinner sound and music experiments. Musical Experiments for After Dinner includes 21 techniques each illustrated by a handsome card including step–by–step instructions and presented in a beautiful gift tin. From turning a carrot into a recorder and playing your wine glasses to recreating the fizz and crackle of a barbershop quartet on an old–timey gramophone, these experiments are guaranteed to provide a good time. Perfect for any dinner party or friendsgiving you're hosting! Learn how to craft a Root Vegetable Rhumba: CELERIAC! THE RUNT OF WINTER VEGETABLE BOXES! Does anyone know what to make of this vaguely celeryesque ball of chalky starch? If your taste buds are in doubt but your jive is on, musicalize! 1. Slice off the tops and bottoms of a pair of celeriacs to make flat surfaces. 2. Hollow them out with a spoon until the walls are around 1.5cm thick. 3. Make a hole in the side with an apple corer or a knife (this allows the sweet resonance to escape). Play them with your fingers or a pair of teaspoons. Warm up with double strokes (right right, left left) on each bongo – also known as mama–daddies – or the paradiddle (RLRR, LRLL) before going on to make up your own grooves. Alternatives to celeriac include swedes, turnips or pumpkins. The fresher the better.

Musical Experiments for After Dinner: (Party Game, Interactive Card Game)

HYLAND, Angus

Puzzles & Games

Laurence King Publishing

<div>A controversial new musical from an acclaimed team of writers and performers.</div>

A Pacifist's Guide to the War on Cancer (Oberon Modern Plays)

Literature & Fiction

Kimmings, Bryony

Lobel, Brian

Dramas & Plays

Oberon Books

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