James McDonough

Adam Patyk

The official guide to Dreamwave's all-new Transformers universe continues with new bios written just for this series, along with more fantastic art of classic characters. There are plenty of Transformers favorites, plus profiles of lesser-known stars, making this the complete resource for Generation One fans, who can catch up with their favorite main characters as they uncover the secrets of the Transformers comic universe.

More Than Meets the Eye Official Guidebook

Transformers Generation One

A. Ecer

N. Satofuka

Jacques Periaux

David R. Emerson

A. Deane

Gunther Brenner

Damien Tromeur-Dervout

The proceedings from Parallel CFD 2005 covering all aspects of the theory and applications of parallel computational fluid dynamics from the traditional to the more contemporary issues. - Report on current research in the field in an area which is rapidly changing - Subject is important to all interested in solving large fluid dynamics problems - Interdisciplinary activity. Contributions include scientists with a variety of backgrounds

Theory and Applications

Parallel Computational Fluid Dynamics 2005

Don Figueroa

Presents biographies and statistics of various Autobots and Decepticons, with entries describing storyline elements such as Cybertron, Guardian Robots, and Energon cubes.

The Transformers: Protectobots to wreck-gar

Pat Lee

To defeat a devil, Dante must first become a devil. But will unleashing the supernatural evil that he's struggled to contain all for so long grant him the power necessary to finally avenge his father's murder at the hands of the Demon Lord Mundus? Or will it only consume, damning him to a similar fate?

Devil May Cry

Jimmy McDonough

Neil Young is one of rock and roll’s most important, influential and enigmatic figures, an intensely reticent artist who has granted no writer access to his inner sanctum -- until now. In Shakey, Jimmy McDonough tells the whole story of Young’s incredible life and career: from his childhood in Canada to the founding of folk-rock pioneers Buffalo Springfield; to the bleary conglomeration of Crazy Horse and simultaneous monstrous success of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; to the depths of the Tonight’s the Night depravity and the strange changes of the Geffen years; and Young’s unprecedented nineties “comeback” with Ragged Glory and Harvest Moon. No detail is spared -- not the sex, drugs, relationships, breakups, births, deaths, nor the variety of chameleon-like transformations that have enabled Young to remain one of the most revered musical forces of our time. Shakey (the title refers to one of Young’s many aliases) is not only a detailed chronicle of the rock era told through the life of one uncompromising artist, but the compelling human story of a lonely kid for whom music was the only outlet; a driven yet tortured figure who learned to control his epilepsy via “mind over matter”; an oddly passionate model train mogul who -- inspired by his own son’s struggle with cerebral palsy -- became a major activist in the quest to help those with the condition. Based on interviews with hundreds of Young’s associates (many speaking freely for the first time), as well as extensive exclusive interviews with Young himself, Shakey is a story told through the interwoven voices of McDonough -- biographer, critic, historian, obsessive fan -- and the ever-cantankerous (but slyly funny) Young himself, who puts his biographer through some unforgettable paces while answering the question: Is it better to burn out than to fade away?

Neil Young's Biography

Shakey

Ultra who? Rodimus what? Fear not Transfans; all questions shall be answered thanks to this comprehensive who's who of Dreamwave's all-new Transformers universe. More Than Meets the Eye gives readers the lowdown on all their favorite robots in disguise.

James McDonough

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