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Few companies in history have ever been as successful and as admired as Google, the company that has transformed the Internet and become an indispensable part of our lives. How has Google done it? Veteran technology reporter Steven Levy was granted unprecedented access to the company, and in this revelatory book he takes listeners inside Google headquarters - the Googleplex - to explain how Google works.
While they were still students at Stanford, Google co-founders Larry Page and Sergey Brin revolutionized Internet search. They followed this brilliant innovation with another, as two of Google's earliest employees found a way to do what no one else had: make billions of dollars from Internet advertising. With this cash cow (until Google's IPO, nobody other than Google management had any idea how lucrative the company's ad business was), Google was able to expand dramatically and take on other transformative projects: more efficient data centers, open-source cell phones, free Internet video (YouTube), cloud computing, digitizing books, and much more.
The key to Google's success in all these businesses, Levy reveals, is its engineering mind-set and adoption of such Internet values as speed, openness, experimentation, and risk taking. After it's unapologetically elitist approach to hiring, Google pampers its engineers with free food and dry cleaning, on-site doctors and masseuses, and gives them all the resources they need to succeed. Even today, with a workforce of more than 23,000, Larry Page signs off on every hire.
But has Google lost its innovative edge? It stumbled badly in China. And now, with its newest initiative, social networking, Google is chasing a successful competitor for the first time. Some employees are leaving the company for smaller, nimbler start-ups. Can the company that famously decided not to be "evil" still compete?
No other book has turned Google inside out as Levy does with In the Plex.
This edition of In the Plex includes an exclusive interview with Google's Marissa Mayer, one of the company's earliest hires and most visible executives, as well as the youngest woman to ever make Fortune's "50 Most Powerful Women in Business" list. She provides a high-level insider's perspective on the company's life story, its unique hiring practices, its new social networking initiative, and more.
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"Thoroughly versed in technology reporting, Wired senior writer Levy deliberates at great length about online behemoth Google and creatively documents the company's genesis from a 'feisty start-up to a market-dominating giant'.... Though the author offers plenty of well-known information, it's his catbird-seat vantage point that really gets to the good stuff. Outstanding reportage delivered in the upbeat, informative fashion for which Levy is well known." (Kirkus Reviews)
"The book, a wide-ranging history of the company from start-up to behemoth, sheds light on the biggest threats Google faces today, from the Chinese government to Facebook and privacy critics." (The New York Times)
"With a commanding voice, L.J. Ganser narrates this history and exploration of Google….Ganser's stern voice is clear and moves through the text with determination." (AudioFile)
"Great listen"
This is a good listen if you're interested in Google and Silicon Valley in general. A good accompaniment to Jobs autobiography I think.
The narrator took a bit to get used to but in the end I found it easy to listen to him.
"Lots of lessons for young entrepreneurs"
I loved this book. It showed how seemingly small decisions made when starting up a company can shape its whole culture and direction. And how this is challenged when they try to become a 'big' company. Well researched, and excellent narration. Recommended.
"Information giant that changed the world"
I can't praise this book enough. I am not knowledgable with technology but use a mobile and laptop nd regularly use google. I found this book very informative and easy to understand. The language used makes it accessible to the non techy reader or listener, but is not so simplistic as to be ptronising. This book takes the listener through the history of google from ist formation to the present and gives some background to the founders which I felt helped me to understand the concept behind the company. I recommend this book to anyone who wants to understand more about the digital age we have come into, whether you are an older person with little understanding of technology but an interest in it, or whether you are a younger person who may use technology without realising that you are doing so. I particularly recommend this book to young people thinking of some sort of technology based university course or career. For me this book has unlocked some of the mysteries of how and why some of the technologys are packaged as they are, although perhaps thats because I was particularly ignorant before listening to this audio book? If so I am sure I am not the only one who suffers from that chronic condition that is ignorance. Thanks to google I am making a steady recovery. I enjoyed this book as an audio book and the narator read at a comfortable pace with a pleasant clear accent that is easy on the ear, even if the ear in question is UK rather than US. This is the sort of book that makes "Audible" worth while, because lthough the book is fairly long, and long winded at times, it is very easy to listen to and take in whilst doing chores or driving. Get this book, you can't go wrong, its really good.
"Super Read, Very Insightful"
this is a superb insight into the goings on of Google and how the worlds biggest search engine works. Its so insightful all webby type people should have a read or listen.
"Interesting facts about how Google operate"
This is a fascinating book about why Google is a good place for employees to work. As someone who isn't in the tech scene the book came as a bit of an eye opener. As a geek Disneyland, the staff work in an environment that allows them to innovate and create at a relentless pace. The audio also covers Google projects in other countries such as India. If you are a recruiter this is a book packed with insight and if you want to get a job with Google this is a good place to start. An enjoyable listen if you are active online and use search engines and would like to see the personalities behind them.
"Brilliant listen for any Google user"
Great listen for anyone who has ever used a Google product. It's amazing to see how Google grew so quickly with such a great basic idea.
"Great Story, Great Narration!"
One of the best narrators I've heard. I enjoyed listening to Google's story and how the system works. I've had my earphones on for many many hours listening to this. Finished it in 3 days, I was definitely sad when it was done, I wish it was longer.
"Great listen for any Google fan"
Well researched and well structured book. Even if you know a lot about Google there are some great insights here. recommended
Finally, the inside track to a story you already know! We've all observed the little changes to google search, and big product launches like gmail and android, but if you're like me, you didn't know the how's or the why's. Engrossing and empowering, Steven Levy did a great job with the material and I feel some of the "googleyness" he mentions rubbed off him, and now it's rubbed off on me too. Big picture, innovation, revolution, evolution... I guess this is the first book ive read that you might class as a business book, but it's more of a tale, maybe even an allegory, for making the impossible possible, using smarts to change the world, doing things better than the traditional way, and more. Loved it.
"Finally, I get Google"
This is a must read for anyone who wants to truly understand Google. Their struggle and why they do what they do is so interesting. There's a lot of high level knowledge in this book that I've adopted into my work ethic. Now all I need is a copy of their OKR and apply it to everything!
"Great for the stories."
More of a "20/20" investigation of Google than anything else. Does assume you have the name familiarity that he does which can get difficult to follow at times.
20 hours is a long time to explain only a decade, and there is some redundancy.
The stories, are excellent. Steven obviously had an "all access" path in Google. If you have any questions about this company, or consider them on any level, there is information in this you'll be excited to hear.
"Just ok for me"
The book was very well narrated and written. It was just a bit boring.
For the person not up on tech, the content may be more revelatory but for a blog follower on all things tech it was a bit underwhelming.
I also think the author was too close to google to give an objective report. More a collation of news that we, for the most part, know.
Alas, it passed the time during a few commutes. 2.5 stars - bland.
"A Rip Snorting Story"
Steven Levy has successfully gathered all the details necessary to tell the story of Google - to the present in early 2011. The most interesting sections deal with Google's experience in China, insights into the Google culture in the US and abroad, and how particular decisions were made from the beginning. The growth of Google is here, conflict along the way is presented, and the ethical and technological challenges covered. The only downside of the book - it is too early to know how Google will adjust to being a a "big company." A benefit of the Audible version is the "extra" interview section at the end. The reading of L. J. Ganser is excellent, the writing is engaging, and the book informative.
"Clever, honest, and even inspiring"
If you use Gmail, Google Search, Google Analytics, hell, any Google product at all, or you've ever been frustrated by the bureaucratic process, you owe it to yourself to check out this book.
"Excellent Current Story"
If you have listened to the earlier books "Search" and "Google", then you have not heard what this book has to say. It is excellent and covers many more products than just search. It is also extremely current.
"Google is Everywhere!"
A fascinating and sometimes scary look into the power and depth of whatever Google is really trying to be. The concept of "cloud computing" where files on our personal computers/phones/whatever …no longer exist…." asks us to place all of our trust in a company that appears to mean well ………. that appears to have our best interests at heart – but when and where have we heard all of that before and what were the outcomes?
A great – "should/must read" for all of us who use many of Google's services on a daily basis.
"A high-quality book, but boring"
First, a disclaimer. I simply could not get past chapter 8 although I really wanted to. This book was clearly well researched, written, and read. But unlike Walter Isaacson's "Steve Jobs", which I found fascinating and thoroughly entertaining, there was nothing in this book of human interest to make the story come alive. Certainly it's a must read for industry enthusiasts, or any entrepreneurial type for that matter. As I am neither of those, however, it fell flat for me and I am giving up.
"Levy hit another home run"
An excellent treatment of the ups and downs for Google. Very interesting information about one of the most secretive companies in the world!
"A Reporter Reporting, not a Writer Writing"
The narrator does the best he can with the material, but it is dry stuff and slow-going.
Having enjoyed "I'm Feeling Lucky", and assuming it was a single persons perspective on the amazing start-up story, I thought I would try another book about Google. However, this book had no narrative arc. It was just a series of reported events with dry quotes from Google employees. I did my best to stay engaged, but about half way through the second part I found other books to listen to.
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"Live at Oslo Jazz Festival" demonstrates T(I)NC's willingness to take risks and collaborate with musicians practicing different genres to expand their sound successfully. Long sought after by jazz, rock, and punk fans alike, "Live At Oslo Jazz Festival" is finally available on this side of the Atlantic!
The (International) Noise Conspiracy is a garage rock band with punk rock influences, consisting of Dennis Lyxzén (vocals), Inge Johansson (bass), Lars Strömberg (guitar), and Ludwig Dahlberg (drums). Dennis formed T(I)NC almost immediately after the break up of his former band, Refused. The band wanted to achieve an ideal blend of music and politics that was, "a cross between Elvis Presley and Che Guevara." According to the liner notes of their debut album, The First Conspiracy, the band wanted to combat music's function as spectacle. [This is a concept taken from Guy Debord's "The Society of the Spectacle."] There is much fanfare about the band's Marxist ideology and position as communists, a label they in fact give themselves. However, they don't belong to Stalinist or other traditional socialist positions and are politically opposed to hierarchy and the state. Much of their images, and writings reflect situationist, left communist, and anarchist political positions and influences.
"Since its release in 2003, Live at the Oslo Jazz Festival has been available only as a high-priced import here in the United States. Alternative Tentacles now, after 4 years, brings us this live masterpiece here at home. This gig was a one-time only performance and collaboration with two well-known jazz musicians: Jonas Kullhammar, and Sven-erik Dahlberg. The arrangements found on this live album are obviously different from their first two albums on Epitaph, as they have incorporated these two fantastic musicians, and it really pays off."- Heathen Harvest
"As much as I like to maintain a professional demeanor when writing published reviews, I think it's necessary to dip into a little personal assertion for a moment regarding my thoughts on this album. I would rate myself as a moderate fan of the (International) Noise Conspiracy. I have two of their albums, and have only been mildly impressed with anything they've ever done. That said, Live at Oslo Jazz Festival is one of the most fantastic and entertaining live albums I've heard since Dillinger Four's Live at First Avenue.
The performance was recorded on August 6th, 2002 with established jazz musicians Jonas Kulhammer on saxophone and Sven-Eric Dahlberg on Fender Rhodes, a type of electric piano. It is with the addition of these musicians and their respective instruments that turns the otherwise inert garage rock of the original songs into a lively, flourishing makeup of jazz, soul, garage, and punk. It's truly incredible to think about how much an improvement the performance is over any of T(I)NC's studio work. Frontman Dennis Lyxzen gives an impassioned effort that holds steady through the nearly 60 minutes of music. In between songs, the listener is reminded that although T(I)NC write their songs in English, Lyxzen has essentially been writing lyrics in a foreign language since breaking the punk scene wide open as frontman of hardcore innovators Refused, and he continues to do so with T(I)NC.Bubbling with improvisation and spontaneous melodies, the performance hits its peak with the 13-minute long rendition of "Will It Ever Be Quiet," which nearly answers its own question before breaking into a finale of incredible saxophone soloing. Fan favorites like "Capitalism Stole My Virginity," "New Empire Blues" and "Ever Felt Cheated" are all included, as well as a superb version of "Bigger Cages, Longer Chains."Live at Oslo Jazz Festival shows just what live music is about. Energy, spontaneity, and creativity put a new and improved spin on some of the (International) Noise Conspiracy's best songs, and the result is a truly memorable experience that stays fresh long after the first listen."- punknews.org
"Europeans are a bit more open in their definition of jazz. This is basically the Conpiracy rocking out with a sax and a Fender Rhodes. Kullhammar and Dahlberg are front and center in the sound, and their additions are impressive. Makes me wonder if there isn't a studio effort in the works with these folks. Pretty damned cool!"- Aiding and Abetting
"Featuring jazz musicians Jonas Kullhammar and Sven-Eric Dahlberg along with the (International) Noise Conspiracy at the Oslo Jazz Festival, this live album was originally released on a Swedish jazz imprint label known as Moserobie some four years. Songs from the catalog of the group were turned into eclectic free-form jams and shows how daring and different this indie punk rock band truly is. Most know this band because it was born from Refused's untimely demise, but once you hear how progressive and amazingly talented these musicians are, these political punks will make a new name for themselves. Thankfully our friends at Alternative Tentacles re-released this album so that us cats on this side of the pond could pick it up."- Smother


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When the green flag waves on the inaugural NASCAR Camping World Truck Series event at Eldora Speedway on July 24 the fans are in for something a bit different.
Today, NASCAR announced that qualifying and race procedures for the "Mudsummer Classic" will follow a different format than any of the other points-paying events in NASCAR's three national series. The race will be the first of two to take place on a Wednesday evening (Bristol's the other), live on SPEED.
Unlike asphalt track, dirt tracks have historically used a different format and that will be the case for this event, the first NASCAR national series race held on dirt since 1970, the Home State 200 at State Fairgrounds Speedway in Raleigh, N.C., won by Richard Petty.
NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Director Chad Little was a guest on the radio show "Tradin' Paint" on SiriusXM, where he made the announcement and explained the format changes.
"NASCAR and Eldora Speedway have collectively worked together to come up with a format that embraces the history of dirt track racing while also ensuring that full-time competitors have an opportunity to be a part of this special event," said Little. "This will also add an exciting element for the fans and we look forward to putting on a great show at this unique venue."
Prior to Eldora's feature event, drivers will make a two-lap qualifying run to determine their starting positions in one of five qualifying races. The lineup for the qualifying races will be based on qualifying speeds with four locked-in trucks (trucks in the top 20 in qualifying times) in each qualifying race. The top-five trucks in qualifying will start on the pole of their respective qualifying race.
Each qualifying race is eight laps, with only green flag laps counting. The highest-finishing non-locked-in truck in each qualifying race will make the feature, along with the four locked-in trucks. At the completion of the qualifying races, 25 trucks will have earned spots into the 30-truck feature.
Once all five qualifying races have been run, a 15-lap Last Chance Race will give four more competitors the opportunity to make the feature's starting grid. Again, only green flag laps will count. The lineup will be based on the finish from the qualifying races, and the top-four finishers will start the feature in positions 26-29.
The final spot in the field will go to the most recent past series champion who has not already qualified. If there is not an eligible champion, the next highest finishing truck in the Last Chance Race will earn the spot.
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Suing Students Who Post Unflattering Reviews to RateMyProfessors.com
by Andrea Anderson
A UW-Whitewater professor is suing her former graduate student, saying the student's comments on websites are defamatory.
"When you make false statements of fact repeatedly about another person with the intent of harming them, that's over the line," said Tim Edwards, attorney for UW-Whitewater communications professor Sally Vogl-Bauer.
"If you truthfully say, 'In my experience, this isn't a good teacher, I didn't have a good experience, she was late' and that's your opinion, that's fair," Edwards said.
Vogl-Bauer is suing Anthony Llewellyn for defamation.
The lawsuit alleges Llewellyn "engaged in an intentional, malicious and unprivileged campaign to defame Dr. Vogl-Bauer, resulting in substantial economic, reputational and emotional injuries."
Websites dedicated to students reviewing their instructors have proliferated. The Whitewater case raises the question of when online comments become defamation.
Llewellyn posted videos on YouTube and wrote comments on Blogger.com and TeacherComplaints.com describing what he said Vogl-Bauer did to him while he was in her communication theories class in spring 2013.
A few of Llewellyn's claims are Vogl-Bauer:
— Said he didn't belong in college
— Labeled him as a horrible student
— Docked him points on assignments
— Caused him to fail out of school
Llewellyn said he spoke with Vogl-Bauer in April about her behavior before he was notified in June that he failed her class.
After trying to communicate with UW-Whitewater Department of Communication faculty and staff and university administration, Llewellyn sent emails to the Eastern Communication Association, Better Business Bureau and the Federal Trade Commission describing Vogl-Bauer's behavior as "degrading, demeaning, verbally attacking," according to court documents.
Edwards declined to comment on the specifics of his client's case.
"Persistent defamation among one's peers and within a small professional community can be devastating to the career of a well-respected professional such as Ms. Vogl-Bauer," Edwards said.
Vogl-Bauer denies all allegations, Edwards said.
Edwards said he and his client agree students should be allowed to express their opinions.
"But when you go so far beyond that, into a concerted effort to attack somebody's reputation because things didn't go your way, that's much different," Edwards said.
Llewellyn said his goal was to inform the public about the professor's treatment of him, not to defame her.
Students commonly post reviews of teachers, universities and colleges on websites such as RateMyProfessors.com.
With the same mission as Yelp.com or other review sites, Rate My Professors allows people to rate professors based on easiness, helpfulness, clarity and rater interest.
Makayla McGinnis, a UW-Whitewater sophomore majoring in political science, consults Rate My Professors when deciding between two teachers teaching the same class.
McGinnis said people need to digest comments and realize there are times when comments get out of hand.
"I think you have to take things on Rate My Professors with a grain of salt, because anyone can post anything on there," McGinnis said. "So, obviously, if someone hates that professor, they can go on there and trash them."
Llewellyn did not say he posted on Rate My Professors. He posted on Teaching Complaints, a website where people can submit complaints about teachers or schools.
"It is my sincere hope that students in particular will do their homework before getting involved with teachers and universities," Llewellyn wrote in an email.
Students read online reviews to see what a professor might really be like, McGinnis said, and might base final class decisions on the online reviews.
Students The Gazette interviewed said they prefer making final decisions based on friends' recommendations, word of mouth and class time.
UW-Whitewater has its own systems for gathering student opinions about instructors.
The majority of UW-Whitewater's college departments ask students to complete course evaluations online near the end of each semester.
Students get an email with a link and deadline. The alternative is to set aside class time for paper evaluations, said David Travis, dean of the UW-Whitewater College of Letters and Sciences.
UW-Whitewater does not post teacher evaluations online, but reviews are public record, and students could request them, he said.
Students prefer online evaluations compared to paper because they can do it at their convenience and instructors won't recognize their handwriting, Amber Ralston, a UW-Whitewater sophomore majoring in psychology, said.
Travis agrees.
"They're a little more personal with their feelings in the online approach," Travis said. "They are more passionate, I guess you could say, about their experience in the classroom. I have to say I'm most pleased by the fact that we get these really glowing comments with the online approach that I didn't see as much with the handwritten comments."
Instructors don't see the reviews until after grades are submitted, Travis said.
Jeremy Colberg, a junior studying business management, said he doesn't visit websites such as Rate My Professors. He prefers talking with friends. Colberg hopes UW-Whitewater faculty look at the evaluation feedback and take students' comments to heart.
The university takes evaluations seriously, Travis said. They gauge how well a professor is doing, what can be improved, and how content can be adjusted.
Evaluations can be based on a numerical scale or include comments.
Travis, a former professor, said he read reviews and used both negative and positive comments to improve.
"Negative comments aren't always necessary to help an instructor improve," Travis said. "Positive comments are also helpful because they're reinforcing what we're doing is working, and we want to do more of that sort of thing."
The school evaluations are more beneficial for professors, whereas online review sites are more helpful for students, Travis said.
Bruce Boyden, a Marquette University law professor specializing in Internet law, sees online commenting and the Internet as a growing cultural phenomenon.
People can distribute information to people they've never met, and it creates issues that didn't exist before, he said.
A picture, article or comment can go viral at any moment.
Controlling commenting online is difficult, Boyden and Edwards said.
The websites and domains have no responsibility for the things posted, Edwards said. That lies with the person who posted it.
Edwards and Vogl-Bauer asked Llewellyn to take down his videos and comments criticizing Vogl-Bauer, but Llewellyn has not. That's why he's being sued, Edwards said.
The law of defamation applies to people posting online just as it does to those publishing statements in print, Boyden said.
Vogl-Bauer is suing Llewellyn for punitive damages and attorney and trial fees, according to documents in the small claims action filed in the Walworth County Court.
Llewellyn said it's important for the videos and comments to remain online to keep the public informed.
"I don't feel I've went too far with my videos and comments because everything posted basically communicates exactly how Sally Vogl-Bauer treated me," Llewellyn wrote.


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Mets mull over idea of Dickey returning without deal
Three weeks ago in New York, Wilpon said that bringing Dickey back on his $5 million 2013 contract was his second choice, behind signing him to a contract extension. Trading Dickey was third.
Alderson later seemed to contradict that with his actions, actively engaging more than a half-dozen clubs in trade talks at the Winter Meetings. But with the Mets and Dickey still far apart in talks, Wilpon reiterated Wednesday that he would rather bring Dickey back on his current contract than trade him.
"It's a negotiation," the COO said after a news conference to announce David Wright's extension. "They want more than we're willing to give right now. We want to do it for less than they want to accept right now. Somewhere in between, there's probably a deal to be done. If not, he'll be a great bargain at $5 million playing out next season for us."
That thought process may not jibe with Dickey, who has made it clear that he does not want to enter next season on an expiring contract, nor negotiate during the summer. In other words, Dickey either wants a trade or an extension by the start of Spring Training -- but because he remains under contract, he has no grounds on which to demand either.
And both fronts appear to be moving slowly. Dickey stopped into the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center for the second time Wednesday but did not negotiate with Mets officials. Alderson, meanwhile, continued to field offers on his Cy Young pitcher, waiting for someone to dangle an impact player in return.
Until something -- the Mets, Dickey and his agent, other clubs -- gives, nothing will change. Knowing that, Wilpon has taken a softer stance than the other parties involved.
"Obviously being here in this environment, the trade stuff seems to heat up," Wilpon said. "But until Sandy gets what he feels is appropriate value for [Dickey's] contract and what he would do, I don't think he's pulling the trigger on a trade."
That said, multiple sources close to the situation still see a trade as a viable option, if not the most likely one. One team insider said the organization was even making contingency plans in the event that Dickey is traded, indicating that Jenrry Mejia -- not top prospect Zack Wheeler -- would enter the rotation.
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"That has always been an option," Alderson said. "I don't think it's more of a likelihood today than it was yesterday. But it certainly is an option, not preferable from our standpoint. But at some stage, we'll have to weigh Option A, Option B and Option C and make a judgment. And it may turn out at that time that the one-year option is most viable for us."


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TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras – The decision by the Honduran Minister of Security to not only expand access to INTERPOL's global databases, but also encourage all other Central America countries to follow suit, has been welcomed as a significant boost to regional security by INTERPOL Secretary General Ronald K. Noble.
During their meeting on Wednesday, Minister Oscar Alvarez told the head of the world police organization that the Honduran national police would work in closer cooperation with INTERPOL to enhance its border control capacities by extending access to the INTERPOL Stolen and Lost Travel Documents (SLTD) database throughout the country.
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The old way of looking for a lost pet involved knocking on your neighbors' doors and putting posters up on phone poles. While these tactics can still be very useful, identification systems for animals have almost made them obsolete. Read below for more on cat licensing and tagging services.
Pet Photography Services Orange CA
Taking good photos of your pets takes planning and patience (and sometimes, if you'd like, professional assistance). Cats are notoriously difficult photo subjects. An action shot of a cat usually reveals nothing more than a blur, and a portrait can result in the infamous "laser eyes" phenomenon. Check below to find out more about pet photography services and options.
Pet Stores & Animal Shelters Orange CA
When picking out your next kitty or pooch, weigh your options carefully. Animal shelter pets are generally less expensive and come spayed or neutered with all their shots and vaccinations up to date (and possibly even micro-chipped); while pet stores offer variety and ease of purchase. Check below for more information on shelters and pet stores.