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How to Do Everything Nexus One

Computers & Technology

Smith, Bud

Web Development & Design

McGraw-Hill/Osborne Media

Two teenagers, in love and insane, journey across the United States in this Bonnie and Clyde-like adventure, pursuing a warped American dream, where Elvis is still king and the corn dog is the "backbone of this great country." "There is a typo on page 14. Other than that, this book is perfect." -Bill Callahan "He told her he was a one-woman man and she was it for him. Teal said that was good because he was it for her. It and It. Both of them were It." Kody Rawlee Green is stuck in juvie. Tella "Teal Cartwheels" Carticelli is packing her bags for Rome--on the orders of her parents, who want her as far from Kody as possible. But teenage love is too strong a force for the obstacles of reality. And the highway beckons. Leaving their abusive pasts behind them in Jersey, Kody and Teal set off on a cross-country road trip equal parts self-destruction and self-discovery, making their way, one stolen car at a time, toward bigger, wider, bluer skies. Along the road, of course, there's time to stop at Graceland, classic diners, a fairgrounds that smells of "pony shit and kettle corn," and time for run-ins with outsize personalities like the reincarnated Grand Canyon tour guide Dead Bob and the spurious Montana rancher Bill Gold. On their heels, all the while, is Teal's brother, Neil Carticelli, who's abandoned his post in the navy to rescue the sister he left behind. But does she really need saving? These all too American tropes find new expression in Bud Smith's own freewheeling prose-and in Rae Buleri's original illustrations-filling Teenager with humor, poetry, and a joy that's palpable in every unforgettable sentence. A VINTAGE ORIGINAL

Teenager

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Vintage

Covers all features of version 12 for DOS and Windows. The disk includes 5MB of utilities on two 3.5" disks.

AutoCad Power Tools w/1 disk (Bantam Power Tools Series)

Software

Random House Information Group

"DCOM For Dummies" examines distributed computing from the pencil/paper brainstorming stage through completion of a distributed computing project. The book takes the reader through an introduction to DCOM and the languages and platforms on which it works, software and objects that comply with DCOM, and a review of ActiveX and its role in DCOM.

Dcom for Dummies

Bebak, Arthur

Dummies Technology Press

Computer Science

John Wiley&Sons, Inc.

Lee Casey plays guitar in a noise band called Ottermeat, about to leave NJ, to try and make it in Los Angeles. For now, he’s squatting in a collapsing house, working as a stone mason, driving a jacked up pickup truck that he crashes into everything. As a close friend Ods in his sleep, Lee falls into a three-way relationship with two college girls, June Doom and K Neon. F250 is a novel equal parts about growing up, and being torn apart. "Bud Smith is Nick Hornby if you strapped him to a Tesla coil and launched him into a Sun made of Poetry." --Ben Loory, author of Stories for Nighttime and some for the Day

F 250

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Piscataway House

Teenager is a love story for people who don't feel love. Kody loves Tella Carticelli. He has been released from a home for wayward youth, after his threat to blow up the high school with a fertilizer bomb. He is on his way to see Tella Carticelli’s parents because they are about to put her on an airplane to Italy, and he might never see her again. Kody has a gun in his pocket and he is climbing down from his lookout on the water tower to go and pay the Carticellis a visit before it's too late. Violence erupts in the cozy house. Afterwards, Kody drives a stolen car, Teal sitting despondently in the passenger seat. Finally she says, “Why’d you have to kill my mom?” Kody has an easy explanation for that, he says, “She loved your dad as much as I love you.” Tella nods, understanding it one of a million different ways. They go off in search of a long gone America. The police and Teal's brother in pursuit. Kody had considered the consequences, and is fine with all of them. Jail. Death. Hell. Time with Tella Carticelli, no matter how limited, was all he cared about.

Literary

Tyrant Books

A man finds a seashell and it tells him to do things, some bad, some good ... An adjunct professor decides he doesn't want to teach at the community college anymore, he begins a journey into the underworld, his dog at his side ... A giant eagle egg is found lying on the lawn, it shakes and continues to grow larger, and larger ... Let's out go on a date with someone who has little tiny tigers in their blood ... Let's make love to a severed head ... A man is crushed with a car and asks a personal favor of the driver, he wants to run some errands around town before he dies--cash this check at the bank, pick up stamps at the post office, go with you on your job interview ... Double Bird. Vivd. Odd. Hurtful. Unloved. Wet with dew. Out of its mind with joy.

Double Bird

Maudlin House

Hands-On Consulting

Business & Money

Industries

PEARSON/LEARNING SOLUTIONS

OR SOMETHING LIKE THAT That is a collection of off-kilter short stories, referred to as, "A smattering of the surreal or strange." -JMWW " ... a sprawling epic ... Our own world tends to slant towards being a pretty strange, wonderful and horrifying place. Bud Smith reflects that notion in his writing, in the most deeply human, affecting way possible - Drunk Monkeys THE STORIES: A stalker comes into your house while you sleep to do your dishes and your taxes because of love. A D&D nerd searches for his lost Broadsword. A college girl becomes an entertainer (clown, Cinderella, cowboy) at children's birthday parties, but has to comfort her fear of children, and the creepily sexual requests of the parents. An aggravated dog and a belligerently drunken ghost wage war over the living room couch. Kids make firebombs and go out to play. A man makes peace with his girlfriend's cat, who just so happens to be a blood muzzled lion. YOU WILL Learn how to use a Tiger Tank to rob a bank to fund your vacation to Fiji. And you'll see what happens when Aunt Joan calls up on a broken cellphone, dishing out the winning lottery numbers from beyond the grave. Meet two donuts who fall in love and try to avoid the Big Hands. You'll come on a date to a supper club where the massive speaker cabinets might make your head explode when the band takes the stage. "Outrageous and frightening real, Bud Smith's writing is always beautiful written and wildly entertaining." -Martha Grover, author of One More For the People. "Because of his strange unconventional characters, yet truthful characters, Bud Smith's odd landscape of stories are, more often than not, the most disarming around." -Stephanie Bryant Anderson, Red Paint Hill

Or Something Like That

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Jimmy Saare collects tolls on the New Jersey Parkway. He's had a mental snap that has set him away from his pregnant wife, Sarah and uncontrollably towards 19 year-old Gena who leans seductively against the Officetown copy machine. As Jimmy pursues his desires for Gena, he is unexpectedly drawn into the strange manipulations of an anarchistic teenager, Kid with Clownhead, who wants to start his own destructive cult when he grows up. "A gloriously deranged, endless original adventure through every day bat country" - Drunk Monkeys "Screwed up in the best, life affirming ways." - Kleft Jaw "A tantalizing joyride of contemporary American dysfunction ..." - Zygote in my Coffee

Tollbooth

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How to Do Everything Nexus One

Teenager

AutoCad Power Tools w/1 disk (Bantam Power Tools Series)

Dcom for Dummies

F 250

Teenager

Double Bird

Hands-On Consulting

Or Something Like That

Tollbooth