Energy bills are going to be sky-high this year --that is, unless you are prepared! 10-Minute Energy Saving Tips will arm you with hundreds of easy, innovative ways to cut your heating bills (and your cooling bills next summer!). Tips include: Open curtains when the sun comes up to let the sun's energy in, but close them as soon as it gets dark to keep the warm air inside the house. Caulk around any old windows to prevent leaks. Close doors and lower heat in all zones you don't use every day, like the guest bedroom or the study. Invest in down comforters and wool blankets for the beds and turn your heat down you'll sleep better, and save on heating costs! Buy plastic sheeting and cover very drafty windows. It's inexpensive at the home improvement store, and it can save you a bundle. Replace your old storm door with a new one to prevent drafts. Lower the temperature on your water heater - this also helps to prevent scalding!

"Organizing individual rooms around your house according to the principles of feng shui"--Provided by publisher

Provides consumers with home energy and money savings tips such as insulation, weatherization, heating, cooling, water heating, energy efficient windows, landscaping, lighting, and energy efficient appliances.

Premiere Pro has seen a boom in popularity since the 2011 release of Apple's Final Cut Pro X. FCPX has not been well-received by the professional editor market and FCP users are flocking in droves to Premiere Pro and other NLEs. What this book offers the over two million Premiere Pro users is a treasure trove of tips and techniques they'll find invaluable whether they have been using Premiere Pro for years or if they've just moved over from FCPX or another NLE, with a chapter dedicated solely to those FCP editors who have switched over. The book is in illustrious 4-color throughout, and there's a companion website with video tutorials of the techniques outlined in the book.

This book is for people who have never used a MacBook or its software as well as people who use MacBook and want to expand their use of the computer.