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Everyone knows about Apple, Google, Facebook, Yahoo and numerous other high-tech companies that represent what we think of as "Silicon Valley", but it wasn't always that way. There is a whole history of the valley that isn't often told. This book attempts to put it all into perspective and shows that at one time you didn't have to be a computer scientist to take part in one of the greatest technological movements of all time. This, then, is the story of the birth of "Silicon Valley" as told by one who lived some of the forgotten early years. This book covers the early years of the Santa Clara Valley, AKA "Silicon Valley", from the Gold Rush years of the 1850s through the tech boom of the 1990s.

For the first time, Tangible Press collects the three Henchmen novels into one volume: Stirring Tales of the Henchmen - The Definitive Crime Trilogy.Up the Crime LadderFinally revealed. What the super evil geniuses don't want you to know. From the commute to the checkout time at the end of the day, and all the capers in betweenThe Future of CrimeThe Crime Lords are at it again. Guns, lasers, lightshows, team building exercises, and robots. It's going to take that and more to dominate world crime and the super evil bad guys are willing to go the extra mile to make it happen.Misadventures in CrimeAfter The Thrasher's disappearance, his mighty organization, Thrasher, Inc. was in deep disorder until one man, Argyle Stevens, stepped up and grabbed the reins of power.

40th anniversary edition. All the lyrics, chords, bars, tablature and notation of lead guitar, including solos plus extracts from the rhythm guitar. Some songs with both guitar tabs in their entirety. Acoustic guitar picking intro of You Can't Be Too Strong. Includes extracts from reviews, adverts, plus live and promo photos from publications such as Rolling Stone, New Musical Express, The Village Voice, and much more.

Beginning with the invention of movable type in the 15th century, itinerant artisans roamed the highways and byways of the world, working where and when they pleased. It all ended five centuries later, when computer typesetting replaced humans. Mark Twain, Bret Harte, Horace Greely (along with legions of much less famous printers) plied their trade and enjoyed adventures as tramp printers until it all suddenly vanished in the mid 1970s. A sociological study, as seen through the eyes of tramp printers themselves. Footloose and carefree, these adventurers enjoyed 500 years of freedom, working where and when they pleased. A vanished breed, today they live on through recollections, anecdotes, and memories of how it used to be, when printers worked with "real type."

From ancient times, before calendars and clocks, to the far, far future, where science dares to remake humankind, N. K. Hart's imagination mixes with hope, resourcefulness, heartbreak, and humor. This volume contains a rare collection of holiday essays spanning several years and there's no denying that for N. K. Hart... imagination is everything.

A private detective has been hired to locate a missing girl. HIs investigations lead him to The Hartfield Connection LLC, owned by a sociopath and run by a power hungry egotist. The further he looks, the more he finds that the corporation has dark secrets that neither the owner nor the top manager want known. The girl may have stumbled upon damaging proof that The Hartfield Connection is guilty of something big, something bad. What exactly is The Hartfield Connection hiding? Unaware that a covert government operation is also looking into The Hartfield Connection, the detective must fight to find the answer to this question and to locate the girl before time runs out.