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Celebrate the DIY Movement
Makers --
This beautiful hardbound book celebrates the creativity and resourcefulness of the DIY movement. Author Bob Parks profiles 100 people who make ingenious things in their backyards, basements, and garages. All those who love to tinker or who fancy themselves kindred DIY spirits will appreciate this eclectic and intriguing collection of independent thinkers and makers.
Tools for Your Mobile Office
BlackBerry Hacks --
For both corporate and consumer users, this new Hacks book delivers tips, tools, and innovative ways to most effectively use your BlackBerry for phone calls, instant messaging, email, organizing, web browsing, receiving RSS feeds, and much more. You'll learn that the BlackBerry is capable of things you never thought possible.
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Emerging Telephony Conference
If you want to know what products you can buy, go to any of a dozen other conferences. If you want to know how communication will change, what technologies will change it, and who's building the applications innovations that will become products, come to the one place you'll find the answers: ETel. The early registration deadline for O'Reilly's Emerging Telephony Conference has been extended to January 9th. Take advantage of great early registration discounts, and register today.
O'Reilly Books on Amazon's Best of 2005 -- Head First Java, Mac OS X: The Missing Manual, and Make magazine were voted Best of 2005 in the Computers & Internet category of both the Editors' Picks and the Top 10 Customers' Favorites lists. In addition, iLife: The Missing Manual, Mapping Hacks, and Revolution in the Valley were all chosen as Editors' Picks in the Digital Life category. Thanks!
What's New in ModSecurity -- Two years ago, Ivan Ristic introduced ModSecurity, an Apache httpd module to increase the security and safety of web applications. Now his team has released version 1.9 with many features and improvements. Here's why you should use ModSecurity. Ivan is the author of Apache Security. 
Ask Tim: Why Is the Web the Way It Is Today? -- In what direction could the internet have gone if it were not for the FSF/GNU movement? How would the internet have looked today? These questions were recently asked of Tim O'Reilly. Read what he had to say in this Ask Tim feature.
Managing and Monitoring JBoss -- In part one of this two-part excerpt, authors Norman Richards and Sam Griffith covered how to use the Web Console and its MBeans to manage your web apps. In this second part, learn how to create a monitor for your app, how to configure alerts to be sent via email, and how to manage JBoss from the command line. If these excerpts whet your appetite, check out the whole book, JBoss: A Developer's Notebook. 
Web Programming Certificate Series Special -- Go from newbie to know-how in six 40-hour courses spanning the client-server spectrum. Upon completion of the series, receive a Certificate of Professional Development from the University of Illinois Office of Continuing Education. Keep your free O'Reilly books for reference and your Learning Lab account as an online portfolio. Pre-enroll in all six courses and receive a $300 instant rebate. Offer expires December 31st.
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I was so happy to discover the Access Cookbook, which detailed in perfect learning-by-doing fashion how to solve 170+ problems, from the mundane to truly aggravating. Compared to the bookshelf of 1000+ page tomes I'd purchased, this concise and instructive reference on Microsoft Access is worth its weight in gold.
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Justin Watt, Senior Web Producer, Online Publishing Group
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