Tabla de Contenidos: “…The LoadBalancer service -- The ExternalName service -- Introduction to load balancers -- Understanding the OSI model -- Layer 7 load balancers -- Name resolution and layer 7 load balancers -- Using nip.io for name resolution -- Creating Ingress rules -- Resolving Names in Ingress Controllers -- Using Ingress Controllers for non-HTTP traffic -- Layer 4 load balancers -- Layer 4 load balancer options -- Using MetalLB as a layer 4 load balancer -- Installing MetalLB -- Understanding MetalLB's custom resources -- MetalLB components -- Creating a LoadBalancer service -- Advanced pool configurations -- Disabling automatic address assignments -- Assigning a static IP address to a service -- Using multiple address pools -- IP pool scoping -- Handling buggy networks -- Using multiple protocols -- Introducing Network Policies -- Network policy object overview -- The podSelector -- The policyTypes -- Creating a Network Policy -- Tools to create network policies -- Summary -- Questions -- Chapter 5: External DNS and Global Load Balancing -- Technical requirements -- Making service names available externally -- Setting up ExternalDNS -- Integrating ExternalDNS and CoreDNS -- Adding an ETCD zone to CoreDNS -- ExternalDNS configuration options -- Creating a LoadBalancer service with ExternalDNS integration -- Integrating CoreDNS with an enterprise DNS server -- Exposing CoreDNS to external requests -- Configuring the primary DNS server -- Testing DNS forwarding to CoreDNS -- Load balancing between multiple clusters -- Introducing the Kubernetes Global Balancer -- Requirements for K8GB -- Deploying K8GB to a cluster -- Understanding K8GB load balancing options -- Customizing the Helm chart values -- Using Helm to install K8GB -- Delegating our load balancing zone -- Deploying a highly available application using K8GB…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- 568A Versus 568B Cables -- Chapter 5 The Command-Line Interface -- Shortcuts for Entering Commands -- Using the Tab Key to Complete Commands -- Using the Question Mark for Help -- enable Command -- exit Command -- disable Command -- logout Command -- Setup Mode -- Keyboard Help -- History Commands -- show Commands -- Part III: Configuring a Router -- Chapter 6 Configuring a Single Cisco Router -- Router Modes -- Entering Global Configuration Mode -- Configuring a Router Name -- Configuring Passwords -- Password Encryption -- Interface Names -- Moving Between Interfaces -- Configuring a Serial Interface -- Configuring a Fast Ethernet Interface -- Creating a Message-of-the-Day Banner -- Creating a Login Banner -- Setting the Clock Time Zone -- Assigning a Local Host Name to an IP Address -- The no ip domain-lookup Command -- The logging synchronous Command -- The exec-timeout Command -- Saving Configurations -- Erasing Configurations -- show Commands -- EXEC Commands in Configuration Mode: The do Command -- Configuration Example: Basic Router Configuration -- Part IV: Routing -- Chapter 7 Static Routing…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Debugging by Printing -- printk -- Redirecting Console Messages -- How Messages Get Logged -- Turning the Messages On and Off -- Rate Limiting -- Printing Device Numbers -- Debugging by Querying -- Using the /proc Filesystem -- Implementing files in /proc -- An older interface -- Creating your /proc file -- The seq_file interface -- The ioctl Method -- Debugging by Watching -- Debugging System Faults -- Oops Messages -- System Hangs -- Debuggers and Related Tools -- Using gdb -- The kdb Kernel Debugger -- The kgdb Patches -- The User-Mode Linux Port -- The Linux Trace Toolkit -- Dynamic Probes -- Concurrency and Race Conditions -- Pitfalls in scull -- Concurrency and Its Management -- Semaphores and Mutexes -- The Linux Semaphore Implementation -- Using Semaphores in scull -- Reader/Writer Semaphores -- Completions -- Spinlocks -- Introduction to the Spinlock API -- Spinlocks and Atomic Context -- The Spinlock Functions -- Reader/Writer Spinlocks -- Locking Traps -- Ambiguous Rules -- Lock Ordering Rules -- Fine- Versus Coarse-Grained Locking -- Alternatives to Locking -- Lock-Free Algorithms -- Atomic Variables -- Bit Operations -- seqlocks -- Read-Copy-Update -- Quick Reference -- Advanced Char Driver Operations -- ioctl -- Choosing the ioctl Commands -- The Return Value -- The Predefined Commands -- Using the ioctl Argument -- Capabilities and Restricted Operations -- The Implementation of the ioctl Commands -- Device Control Without ioctl -- Blocking I/O -- Introduction to Sleeping -- Simple Sleeping -- Blocking and Nonblocking Operations -- A Blocking I/O Example -- Advanced Sleeping -- How a process sleeps -- Manual sleeps -- Exclusive waits -- The details of waking up -- Ancient history: sleep_on -- Testing the Scullpipe Driver -- poll and select -- Interaction with read and write -- Reading data from the device -- Writing to the device…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…I/O system structure -- 3.1 Overview -- 3.2 I/O cages -- 3.2.1 Self-Timed Interconnect (STI) -- 3.2.2 STIs and I/O cage connections -- 3.2.3 Balancing I/O connections -- 3.3 I/O and cryptographic feature cards -- 3.3.1 I/O feature cards -- 3.3.2 Cryptographic feature cards -- 3.3.3 Physical Channel IDs (PCHIDs) -- 3.4 Connectivity -- 3.4.1 I/O and cryptographic features support and configuration rules…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Metadata and Schemas -- Introduction -- Schema metadata -- Schemas -- Repository schemas -- Generic schemas -- Shared schemas -- Generated data sources -- Fixed schemas and columns -- Hand-cranking a built-in schema -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Date patterns -- Nullable elements -- Propagating schema changes -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Creating a generic schema from the existing metadata -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- Cutting and pasting schema information -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Dropping schemas to empty components -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- Creating schemas from lists -- Getting ready -- How to do it... -- How it works... -- There's more... -- 3. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Intro -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- 1: Turning Your iPad On and Off -- What You'll Be Using -- Turning On Your iPad -- Turning Off Your iPad -- Putting Your iPad to Sleep -- Putting Your iPad to Sleep Automatically -- Waking Up Your iPad from Sleep Mode -- Turning Airplane Mode On and Off (3G iPad Models Only) -- Additional Ideas for Turning Your iPad On and Off -- 2: Charging and Conserving iPad Battery Power -- Recharging an iPad -- Turning Off Wi-Fi and 3G -- Turning Off Push Accounts -- Turning Off Location Services -- Monitoring Battery Life -- Turning Off Bluetooth -- Additional Ideas for Conserving Power -- 3: Using Your iPad's Physical Controls -- Viewing the Home Screen -- Modifying the Home Button -- Adjusting the Volume -- Rotating the iPad -- Additional Ideas for Controlling Your iPad -- 4: Controlling the iPad User Interface -- Using the Multi-Touch Screen -- Additional Ideas for Controlling Your iPad -- 5: Using and Customizing the Virtual Keyboard -- Displaying Different Virtual Keyboards -- Typing on a Virtual Keyboard -- Selecting, Copying, and Cutting Text -- Spellchecking -- Customizing the Virtual Keyboard -- Adding Auditory Keyboard Clicks -- Typing Foreign Characters -- Additional Ideas for Using the Virtual Keyboard -- 6: Customizing the Home Screen -- Rearranging Icons on the Home Screen -- Putting Apps on the Dock -- Resetting Your Home Screen -- Modifying the Wallpaper -- Additional Ideas for Customizing Your Home Screen -- 7: Using Parental Controls -- Blocking iPad Features -- Filtering Content -- Disabling Restrictions -- Additional Ideas for Using Restrictions on Your iPad -- 8: Protecting Your Privacy -- Setting (or Removing) a Passcode -- Defining When to Ask for a Passcode -- Erasing Data After 10 Incorrect Passcodes -- Additional Ideas for Protecting Your iPad -- 9: Setting the Date and Time…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…. -- 1.5 Phases of OR -- 1.6 Limitations of Operations Research -- Exercise Problems -- Review Questions -- Chapter 2: Linear Programming Problem (LPP) -- 2.1 Introduction -- 2.2 General Model of the Linear Programming Problem -- 2.3 Characteristics of an LPP -- 2.4 Assumptions of Linear Programming -- 2.4.1 Limitations of Linear Programming -- 2.5 Formulation of an LPP -- 2.6 Standard Form of an LPP -- 2.6.1 Conversion of an LPP into Standard Form with Maximization Objective -- 2.7 Solution to an LPP -- 2.8 Types of Possible Solutions to an LPP -- 2.8.1 Basic Solution -- 2.8.2 Basic Feasible Solution -- 2.8.3 Basic Infeasible Solution -- 2.8.5 Unique Optimum Solution -- 2.8.6 Multiple Optimum Solution -- 2.8.7 Basic and Non-Basic Variables -- 2.8.8 Degenerate Solution -- 2.8.4 Optimal Solution -- 2.9 Convex Set and Extreme Point -- 2.9.1 Important Points to be Remembered -- 2.10 Graphical Solution to an LPP -- 2.11 Simplex Methods -- 2.11.1 Simplex Method-I/Ordinary Simplex Method -- 2.12 Penalty Method/Big-M Method/Charnes Method -- 2.13 Two-phase Method -- 2.14 The Duality Concept in a Linear Programming -- 2.14.1 Definition of the Dual problem -- 2.14.2 Standard Form of the Primal -- 2.14.3 Standard Form of the Dual -- 2.14.4 Structural and Computational Relationship Between Primal and Dual Problems -- 2.14.5 In Matrix Notation (Primal & Dual)…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Single-core CPUs -- Clock rate -- Martelli model of scalability -- Time-sharing - the task scheduler -- Multi-core processors -- System architecture styles -- SISD -- SIMD -- MISD -- MIMD -- Computer memory architecture styles -- UMA -- NUMA -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Life of a Thread -- Threads in Python -- Thread state -- State flow chart -- Python example of thread state -- Breaking it down -- Different types of threads -- POSIX threads -- Windows threads -- The ways to start a thread -- Starting a thread -- Inheriting from the thread class -- Breaking it down -- Forking -- Example -- Breaking it down -- Daemonizing a thread -- Example -- Breaking it down -- Handling threads in Python -- Starting loads of threads -- Example -- Breaking it down…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Bulk data upsert Salesforce DX command -- Limitations of bulk upsert commands -- Installing the Visual Studio extension pack for DX -- Developer workflow for building a Salesforce application -- Summary -- Chapter 3: Lightning Component Building Blocks -- Component markup and using Lightning base components for layouts -- Component definition aura:component -- Access modifier -- Providing a description to component -- Implementing interfaces in Lightning Components -- Lightning base components for layout and layout items -- Lightning card base component -- Example layouts using the Lightning layout and card components -- Horizontal alignment using the Lightning layout base component -- Vertical alignment using the Lightning layout base component -- Stretching a LayoutItem using the flexibility attribute -- Creating multiple rows and controlling the size of the row in Lightning layout -- Lightning layout to handle multiple devices -- Nested page layout using Lightning Layouts -- Understanding attributes -- Using Expression syntax -- JavaScript controller and helper -- Wiring the client-side to the server using Apex controllers -- Summary -- Chapter 4: The Lightning JavaScript API -- Technical requirements -- Using component get and set methods -- Using the find function to locate the DOM -- Introducing Locker Service -- Strict mode enforcement in Locker Service -- Understanding the DOM access containment hierarchy in Lightning Components -- The proxy object in Locker Service -- APIs available in A top-level functions -- Exploring the A.Util APIs -- Format date/DateTime using the Aura Localization Service -- Find your organization's time zone -- Find your organization's local currency -- Formatting dates -- Dynamically creating components using A.createComponent() -- Destroying components using the destory() function…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- Introduction -- About This Book -- Foolish Assumptions -- Icons Used in This Book -- Beyond the Book -- Where to Go from Here -- Part 1 Getting Started with Chromebook -- Chapter 1 Choosing and Set ting Up Your Chromebook -- Checking Under the Hood of the Chromebook -- The software -- The hardware -- Choosing a Chromebook -- Setting Up Your Chromebook -- Turning on your device -- Selecting a language -- Connecting to the Internet -- Agreeing to the Terms of Service -- Logging In for the First Time -- Logging in using an existing Google Account -- Creating a new Google Account -- Using Chromebook as a guest -- Transitioning to a Chromebook from Mac, Linux, or Windows -- Where to Go Next -- Chapter 2 Working with the Chromebook Desktop -- Accessing the Chromebook Shelf -- Using the Launcher: Chromebook's Start Button -- Navigating the Launcher -- Organizing Launcher Icons -- Setting Up App Shortcuts -- Pinning app shortcuts to your shelf -- Removing app shortcuts from your shelf -- Getting the Scoop in the Status Area -- Taking Charge of Window Controls -- Multitasking with Multiple Windows -- Setting Up a Printer -- Direct connect printing -- Wi-Fi printing -- Cloud printing -- Chapter 3 Sur veying the Chrome Browser -- Navigating the Chrome Browser -- Sizing the Chrome window -- Working with tabs -- Using the Omnibox and the navigation buttons -- Saving your place with the bookmark bar -- Customizing and Controlling Chrome -- Managing bookmarks -- Managing your history and downloads -- Erasing your browsing history -- Going incognito -- Changing Search Engine Providers -- Using Other Browsers -- Chapter 4 Getting Your Hands on the Keyboard and Touchpad -- The Chromebook Keyboard at a Glance -- Using Shortcut Key Combinations -- Configuring Keyboard Settings…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Front Cover -- The Complete Business Process Handbook -- Copyright -- Contents -- Author Biographies -- Foreword -- Abbreviations -- Introduction to the Book -- 1: Process Concept Evolution -- INTRODUCTION -- PROCESS CONCEPT EVOLUTION -- Sun Tzu -- Adam Smith -- Taylorism13 -- Henry Ford18 -- End Notes -- 2: Process ConceptEvolution -- INTRODUCTION -- GANTT CHART -- FRANK B. GILBRETH -- ALLAN H. MOGENSEN -- BOEING B17 -- BENJAMIN S. …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Limited Warranties -- Warranty Time Limitations -- Appliance Installation Instructions -- Appliance Use and Care Manual -- Where to Get Help -- Product Recalls and the Internet -- National Appliance Service Technicians Certification (NASTeC) -- Endnotes -- Chapter 2: Safety Precautions -- Safety Procedures -- Individual Safety Precautions -- Electrical Safety Precautions -- Gas Safety Precautions -- Chemical Safety Precautions -- Appliance and Air Conditioner Safety -- Operating Safety -- Installation Safety Precautions -- Grounding of Appliances…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Malvertising -- Drive-by downloads -- Stealing passwords -- Exploiting Maintenance Difficulties -- Advanced Attacks -- Opportunistic attacks -- Targeted attacks -- Blended (opportunistic and targeted) attacks -- Some Technical Attack Techniques -- Rootkits -- Brute-force attacks -- Injection attacks -- Cross-site scripting -- SQL injection -- Session hijacking -- Malformed URL attacks -- Buffer overflow attacks -- Chapter 3 The Bad Guys You Must Defend Against -- Bad Guys and Good Guys Are Relative Terms -- Bad Guys Up to No Good -- Script kiddies -- Kids who are not kiddies -- Terrorists and other rogue groups -- Nations and states -- Corporate spies -- Criminals -- Hacktivists -- Terrorists -- Rogue insiders -- Cyberattackers and Their Colored Hats -- How Cybercriminals Monetize Their Actions -- Direct financial fraud -- Indirect financial fraud -- Profiting off illegal trading of securities -- Stealing credit card, debit card, and other payment-related information -- Stealing goods -- Stealing data -- Ransomware -- Cryptominers -- Not All Dangers Come From Attackers: Dealing with Nonmalicious Threats -- Human error -- Humans: The Achilles' heel of cybersecurity -- Social engineering -- External disasters -- Natural disasters -- Pandemics -- Man-made environmental problems -- Cyberwarriors and cyberspies -- The impotent Fair Credit Reporting Act -- Expunged records are no longer really expunged -- Social Security numbers -- Social media platforms -- Google's all-knowing computers -- Mobile device location tracking -- Defending against These Attackers -- Part 2 Improving Your Own Personal Security -- Chapter 4 Evaluating Your Current Cybersecurity Posture -- Don't be Achilles: Identifying Ways You May Be Less than Secure -- Your home computer(s) -- Your mobile devices -- Your Internet of Things (IoT) devices -- Your networking equipment…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…The need to correct misalignment -- A method for keeping the right focus -- Knowing your why is crucial -- Chapter 4 Filling Vital OKRs Roles within the Organization -- Securing an Executive Sponsor: A Critical Component -- Understanding Executive Sponsorship and Why It's Important -- Possessing knowledge of OKRs -- Defining success and why you believe in OKRs -- Championing the use of OKRs at the senior leadership level -- Approving funding for the initiative -- Determining your OKRs "playbook" with the champion and executive team -- Serving as a final point of escalation on OKRs issues -- Seeing sponsorship in action -- Gaining executive sponsorship -- Choosing Your OKRs Champion: A Vital Role for OKRs success -- Understanding the role of an OKRs champion -- Picking the perfect OKRs champion -- Grasping why the champion is critical to OKRs success -- Bringing OKRs Ambassadors On Board -- Understanding the Role of an OKRs Ambassador -- Serving as internal OKR expert and evangelist of the system -- Coaching teams on creating and reviewing OKRs -- Helping teams distinguish between business-as-usual work and OKRs -- Acting as a point of contact for all things OKR-related for their area -- Serving as liaison with other ambassadors and the champion -- Outlining the Profile of an OKRs Ambassador -- Maximizing OKRs Success with Ambassadors -- Chapter 5 Determining Where and When to Create OKRs -- Determining When to Use OKRs -- Creating OKRs at the Company Level Only -- Some benefits to starting at the top level -- More benefits of starting at the top -- Now for the disadvantages of top-level OKRs -- Prerequisites for company-level OKRs -- Creating OKRs at Both the Company-and Team Levels -- Deciding which teams and units to include -- Deciding between following the org chart or linking dependent teams -- Creating customer-based OKRs…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Changing the status of multiple records -- Mass-deleting Lead records -- Chapter 7 Using Accounts -- Getting Familiar with the Account Record -- Getting accustomed to standard Account fields -- Building parent/child relationships -- Performing Actions with Account Related Lists -- Displaying an Account's Opportunities -- Viewing Cases -- Tracking your Account teams -- Maintaining Your Account Database -- Increasing Account accuracy with Lightning Data -- Deleting Account records -- Chapter 8 Developing Contacts -- Understanding the Contact Record -- Customizing Contact Information -- Entering and Updating Your Contacts -- Entering new Contacts -- Importing your Contacts and Accounts -- Updating Contact fields -- Cloning existing Contacts -- Organizing Your Contacts -- Using Contact list views -- Creating custom Contact views -- Developing Organizational Charts -- Chapter 9 Tracking Opportunities -- Getting Familiar with the Opportunity Record -- Entering Opportunities -- Modifying Opportunity Records -- Updating Opportunity fields -- Rolling up Opportunity data onto the Account record -- Tracking your deals on the Opportunity kanban board -- Defining Contact Roles -- Using Opportunity Teams -- Associating an Opportunity Team to your Opportunity -- Following Opportunities with Chatter -- Chapter 10 Tracking Products and Price Books -- Discovering Products and Price Books -- Defining standard Product fields -- Understanding the different types of pricing -- Using Products and Price Books -- Adding Products to Opportunities -- Adding and updating schedules on Opportunities -- Searching for Products -- Building the Product Catalog -- Planning products for success -- Adding Products to the Product catalog -- Changing Product details in the Product catalog -- Setting Up Schedules -- Enabling schedules for your company…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Introducing Changes to Employee Benefits -- Including insurance and other benefits -- Health insurance -- Disability insurance -- Life insurance -- Dependent care programs -- Vacation -- Flexible hours -- Flexible benefit plans -- Seeing the real value in retirement plans -- Convincing employees that retirement plans matter -- Getting the most from your contributions as an employer -- Deciding whether to share equity -- Stock and stock options -- Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOP) -- Buy-sell agreements -- Bringing in New Talent -- Training: An Investment, Not an Expense -- Parting Company: Firing an Employee -- Designing Flexible Organization Charts -- Valuing Employee Manuals -- Characterizing Successful Employers -- Flexibility: The bending of rules -- Accountability: Where the buck doesn't get passed -- Follow-up: The more you do it, the less you need it -- Chapter 13 Keeping Your Customers Loyal -- Retaining Your Customer Base -- Getting it right the first time -- Continuing to offer more value -- Remembering that company policy is meant to be bent -- Learning from customer defections -- Examining the value of customer loyalty -- Tracking customer defections -- Recognizing and practicing customer service -- Customer service before the sale -- Customer service during the sale -- Customer service after the sale -- Dealing with Dissatisfied Customers -- Listen, listen, listen -- Develop a solution -- Expanding Your Customer Base -- Marketing defined -- Mastering the key elements of marketing -- Part 6 The Part of Tens -- Chapter 14 Ten (or So) Ways to Learn from the Experiences of Others -- Utilize Mentors -- Network with Peers -- Form a Board of Advisors -- Find a Partner -- Join a Trade Association -- Locate a Small Business Development Center -- Give SCORE a Try -- Tap into Small-Business Information -- Chapter 15 Ten Ongoing Tax Jobs…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Homeostasis Depends on Mass Balance -- Excretion Clears Substances from the Body -- Homeostasis Does Not Mean Equilibrium -- Control Systems and Homeostasis -- Local Control Is Restricted to a Tissue -- Reflex Control Uses Long‐Distance Signaling -- Response Loops Begin with a Stimulus -- Feedback Loops Modulate the Response Loop -- Negative Feedback Loops Are Homeostatic -- Positive Feedback Loops Are Not Homeostatic -- Feedforward Control Allows the Body to Anticipate Change -- Biological Rhythms Result from Changes in a Setpoint -- The Science of Physiology -- Good Scientific Experiments Must Be Carefully Designed -- Focus on . . . Graphing -- The Results of Human Experiments Can Be Difficult to Interpret -- CHAPTER SUMMARY -- REVIEW QUESTIONS -- Chapter 2: Molecular Interactions -- RUNNING PROBLEM Chromium Supplements -- Molecules and Bonds -- Most Biomolecules Contain Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen -- Electrons Have Four Important Biological Roles -- Covalent Bonds between Atoms Create Molecules -- Noncovalent Bonds Facilitate Reversible Interactions -- Noncovalent Interactions -- Hydrophilic Interactions Create Biological Solutions…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Chapter 12 Quiz -- Answers to Chapter 12 Quiz -- Chapter 13: Advancing with Advanced Identities -- Finding Trig Functions of Sums and Differences -- Searching out the sine of a b -- Calculating the cosine of a b -- Taming the tangent of a b -- Doubling an Angle and Finding Its Trig Value -- Finding the sine of a doubled angle -- Calculating cosines for two -- Squaring your cares away -- Having twice the fun with tangents -- Taking Trig Functions of Common Angles Divided in Two -- A Glimpse of Calculus: Traveling from Products to Sums and Back -- Expressing products as sums (or differences) -- Transporting from sums (or differences) to products -- Eliminating Exponents with Power-Reducing Formulas -- Practice Questions Answers and Explanations -- Whaddya Know? …”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…-- Chapter 13 Quantum Computing Applications -- Thinking in Triplicate -- Cracking Cryptography with Quantum…”

Tabla de Contenidos: “…Providing Community Access and Security -- Chapter 7 Cranking It Up: Developing Your Music Collection -- Building a Physical Library -- Thinking about shelving (and space) -- Choosing an organizational method -- Collecting your materials and getting to work -- Venturing into vinyl -- Learning CD selectivity -- Tangling with tapes -- Programming albums -- Marking materials for safekeeping -- Developing a Digital Library -- Seeking digital selections -- Managing digital files -- Using software to keep the music going -- Archiving Original In-House Productions -- Chapter 8 Going for the Gold: Developing Station Income -- Making Friends and Creating Opportunities -- Organizing a Capital Campaign -- Building Station Membership -- Developing Partnerships and Sponsorships -- Working with Underwriters -- Finding Government Money -- Considering Incentive Programs -- Driving Vehicle Donations -- Maximizing Merch Sales -- Hosting Fundraising Events -- Chapter 9 Holding the Line: Managing Station Expenses -- Maintaining Your Home-Base -- Factoring in The Price of Technology -- Internet service -- Webhosting -- Remote access -- Video conferencing -- Licensing Music -- FM transmission -- Digital transmission -- Hiring Personnel and Growing a Happy Team -- Showing staff and donor appreciation -- Funding continuing education -- Joining Professional Organizations -- Budgeting for Communications -- Keeping Financial Records -- Bookkeeping -- Filing annual taxes -- Maintaining transparency -- Remembering Everything Else, Too -- Saving up for sundries -- Buying merch -- Launching events -- Saving for station updates -- Part 4 Star Systems: (Low) Power to the People! …”