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of the Crystal. How to Build Working Radio Receiver Components Entirely
from Scratch
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Sheldon Greaves
The
Sibley Guide to Birds by David Allen Sibley
Bebop
to the Boolean Boogie. An
Unconventional Guide to Electronics
by Clive Maxfield
Calculus
Made Easy by Silvanus P. Thompson
A Field Guide to the Bacteria by Betsey Dexter Dyer
Mathematics
From the Birth of Numbers by Jan Gullberg
The
Universal History of Numbers. From
Prehistory to the Invention of the Computer by Georges Ifrah
The Oxford Guide to Library Research by Thomas Mann
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Measuring
Dust on the Red Planet: Muscle Wires On Mars by Roger G. Gilbertson
Every day we awake to a world of chance. Anything can
happen, and usually we work hard to keep things from happening: bad things,
unexpected things, things that disrupt our routines, that prevent us from
performing tasks we've agreed to do, or that we think we must do. More.
Leaping
Headlong Toward an Uncertain Future by Jim Lindelien
Not content with waiting his turn in line, this playful
little fellow is poised for a ten-foot leap down to a one-inch wide rope
three stories above the ground. More.
A
Closer Look: Ladybug by Bill Dembowski
Whether you call them ladybugs, ladybeetles, or ladybirds
the members of the family Coccinellidae (meaning "little sphere")
are beautiful little beetles and well deserving of a closer look. More.
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