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WikiHow page on steps for converting a DVD to an AVI file or MPEG file.

AutoGK or DVDx can be used.

AutoGK (Official) Tutorial

For Macs

Handbrake, theres also Instant Handbrake.
Handbrake gives a good interface and multiple format/compression options.

Who else, but Marvel Universe 3.75" H.A.M.M.E.R. Files Juggernaut?  Well, hes closer to 4.5" but whos counting? ;)  I gotta give a shout out to Roc for this figure--who knew your random trip from one end of the island to the other would yield such awesomeness?  So thanks!

I have a soft spot for oversized figures.  And I dont mean 12 or 15 inchers but rather figures that belong to a certain scale but are oversized due to their physical nature.  So far in the Marvel Universe line, for bulk, theres been: Hulk (Green, Grey, Secret Wars), Red Hulk, Thing, Thor (Modern), Colossus (from the same wave as Juggie), and Juggernaut himself.

In the Iron Man 2, 3.75" line (which I find quite compatible with MU) theres Iron Monger and Hulkbuster Iron Man.

Thats at least total of 10 bulky figures and thats not even including the tall ones like Thor (Secret Wars), Sabertooth (Wolverine Origins: comic versions), Thunderball (Secret Wars), Luke Cage, etc.  I like the tall ones too, since they are after all, also oversized.  But the bulky figures always seem to be more worth your money, even if they dont normally yet come with accessories.  I get the feeling most fans feel this way too, if the evidence of whats left on the pegs is anything to go by.

Juggernaut is the same--hes so rare that if you see him and are on the fence about getting him, dont hesitate!  Then come read my review to see if hes worth crackin open the plastic for.  If you think hes not, you could just offload him to someone else. (Me! Lol.)  You could even make a quick buck in the process.

Still sitting on that fence on whether to snag Juggernaut?  Why, jump off and be swayed (either way) by the review over at Articulated Discussion!

Here is two of the simplest method from where you can write to files from a bash script.

Method One

Within the bash script write

echo "what you want to write" > filePath/fileName

echo "What you want to append" >> filePath/fileName

Method Two

Within the bash script write

cat << EOF > filePath/fileName
Lines of the text that you want to write.
You can write any number of lines.
EOF

cat << EOF > filePath/fileName
Lines of the text that you want to append.
You can write any number of lines.
EOF