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On Jul 3, 2012 Peter Schott wrote: Review: Make Volume 30 by O’Reilly
Make Volume 30 by O'Reilly is the latest edition in the populate Make Magazine series. If you like to experiment with technology or build your own components, you likely already know about these magazines. Full Review >
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On Jun 26, 2012 Peter Schott wrote:
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Peter's rating:
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On Jun 19, 2012 Peter Schott wrote: Book Review – SQL Server 2012 Pocket Consultant by William Stanek
William Stanek has written a book to give everyone a quick reference guide for most of the common tasks you'll do in SQL Server 2012. While a lot of this may be a review for those who are experienced, there are enough changes and new content that is well summarized that this could be a valuable reference for anyone who works with SQL Server 2012. Full Review >
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On Jan 30, 2012 Peter Schott wrote:
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Your easy, colorful, SEE-HOW guide to Windows Phone 7!
Peter's rating:
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On Dec 13, 2010 Peter Schott wrote: Good book for people new to WP7
Overall, Windows Phone 7 Plain & Simple is a good book for people new to Windows Phone 7 and especially for people new to Smart Phones. Michael does a great job illustrating how to use the phone and get up to speed quickly.
If you can find Windows Phone 7 Plain & Simple for a reasonable price and are new to the platform, pick it up. It's a short, but informative, read.
If you've followed WP7 for a while, this is not likely the book for you as you'll know most of the information here already. You may still want to pick up a copy to share with family or friends who are new to the phone. It could save you "support" calls. Full Review >
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Real Science, Great Hacks, and Good Food
Peter's rating:
4.0
On Nov 29, 2010 Peter Schott wrote: If you like Good Eats, you'll love this book!
This is not a cookbook. If you’re looking for a new collection of recipes, this is not the book for you. If you like shows like Good Eats or enjoy seeing how food is prepared and served, you’ll almost certainly love Cooking for Geeks. If you like experimenting in the kitchen and knowing why food turns out the way it does, pick up this book! Full Review >
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