Forget about cocaine concealed in false-bottomed suitcases or swallowed in ovules resistant to gastric juices. When entire national economies are kept afloat by the money from cocaine smuggling, the quantities these tactics represent are meaningless. When a commodity like cocaine becomes a mainstay of the international economy, grams and kilos are irrelevant. Because what is needed to sustain the market is cocaine by the ton.

If you're thinking about creating or maintaining Web sites, you're likely to turn to Dreamweaver, the de facto software tool of choice for Web design today. What could be a chore, however, becomes a fun and fascinating challenge with this comprehensive yet clever guide. Author Geoff Blake turns a technical topic into an entertaining one by using conversational language, plenty of humor, facts, and tips to make Dreamweaver accessible to everyone. Behind all the jokes, however, is a wealth of information: After showing how Dreamweaver fits into the overall Web design puzzle, Geoff quickly gets down to building a basic Web site, by teaching good, 21st century work habits and providing step-by-step instructions for building pages from the very beginning with CSS styles and library items. With that knowledge under your belt, you’ll be ready to tackle the advanced functionality (including behaviors, multimedia, and templates).

The record-setting Matyiko Brothers race against time to transport a 900-ton building to a new location. The Matyiko brothers are a legendary MEGA MOVER family. Their company–Expert House Movers–entered the record books when they moved the historic Gem Theatre in Detroit, the Schubert Theatre in Minneapolis, and the Cape Hatteras Lighthouse.

In this hour, our cameras follow the brothers up and down the East Coast as they tackle two tricky projects. In Massachusetts, the clock is ticking to move a 900-ton brick building to its new location. Any delays will cost the veteran house movers thousands of dollars. And in North Carolina, three vacation houses must make a perilous journey across eight miles of open beach to reach their new home. Will they arrive safely, or will the treacherous waters of the Outer Banks claim yet more victims?

Recently, 'Mega Movers', a History Channel's program, showed how the Matyiko brothers a legendary Mega Mover family moved a 900-tonne brick building in Massachusetts.

In this hour, our cameras follow the brothers up and down the East Coast as they tackle two tricky projects. In Massachusetts, the clock is ticking to move a 900-ton brick building to its new location. Any delays will cost the veteran house movers thousands of dollars. And in North Carolina, three vacation houses must make a perilous journey across eight miles of open beach to reach their new home. Will they arrive safely, or will the treacherous waters of the Outer Banks claim yet more victims?

World's Toughest Fixes takes on some of the most dangerous, unique and oversized repair jobs in the world. Whether dangling from ropes hundreds of feet in the air or diving beneath a bridge with a shaky foundation, host Sean Riley tackles fix-its on a monster scale. Combining the real-life drama of big fixes with state-of-the-art CGI animation, each program in this full, 10-episode collection illustrates in vivid detail the high-tech tools and techniques used to engineer solutions and salvage projects on a scale few of us can comprehend.

Riley joins a team of industrial divers on the Caribbean island of Curacao to salvage and repair the 50-ton rudder of a ship carrying $3 million worth of iron ore.