Robert Gardner

Barbara Gardner Conklin

Dennis Shortelle

A Compendium of Detective Fact and Fiction

Encyclopedia of Forensic Science

"Science projects and experiments about the human body"--Provided by publisher.

Great Experiments and Ideas

Easy Genius Science Projects with the Human Body

Jianzhong Wang

Don Hong

Real Analysis with an Introduction to Wavelets and Applications is an in-depth look at real analysis and its applications, including an introduction to wavelet analysis, a popular topic in "applied real analysis". This text makes a very natural connection between the classic pure analysis and the applied topics, including measure theory, Lebesgue Integral, harmonic analysis and wavelet theory with many associated applications. The text is relatively elementary at the start, but the level of difficulty steadily increases The book contains many clear, detailed examples, case studies and exercises Many real world applications relating to measure theory and pure analysis Introduction to wavelet analysis

Real Analysis with an Introduction to Wavelets and Applications

"Learn about speed and distance, the laws of motion, angles and more"--

The Physics of Sports Science Projects

Madeline Goodstein

"Presents several science experiments and project ideas about forces and motion"--Provided by publisher.

Great Science Fair Ideas

Ace Your Forces and Motion Science Project

Do your readers wait until the last minute to start their science project? Don't worry, award-winning author Robert Gardner has everyone covered. Each experiment in this book follows the scientific method, and can be completed in an hour or less. Readers explore using levers to control motion and lift, and how the steepness of inclined planes affects the force needed to move something. Most experiments also include ideas for science fair projects, in case readers have more time than they originally thought.

One Hour or Less Science Experiments

Simple Machine Experiments Using Seesaws, Wheels, Pulleys, and More

Charles Warren

Kevin Bubriski

"These extraordinary photographs, from the eyes of eight very different photographers, remind us of the humanising role of photography..." -- Elizabeth Edwards.

Eight Photographers

Human Documents

The Ultimate Guide to Mastering Your Money and Finding Wealth What Do Rich People Do Differently From You? All of us want to live a life of financial freedom. But, getting rich overnight isn't going to happen. If you want to get rich, the best way is to do the things that made rich people rich.This book gives you a proven plan to make more money and to get rich over time. If you are looking for a way to do nothing, change nothing, and still get rich, this book isn't for you. But, if you want to learn the real secrets of the wealthy and are willing to work hard and make changes to your outlook and your life, anyone can get rich slowly.In this book you will discover: What rich people do differently The importance of mindset to financial success The debt trap Finding the right vehicle for your wealth How to play the game of money Tips for generating and managing money This book explains that people who become rich view money completely differently than everybody else. This book doesn't give you some magic formula for turning nothing into cash, but it does show you how a few simple changes in the way you view money will change the direction of your life and wealth building efforts.Many people have made the leap from struggling to meet monthly expenses to living a life of wealth and plenty by following the principles laid out in this book. The sooner you start following the steps carefully laid out in this guide, the sooner you will be on your way to getting rich.While life isn't a sprint, if you never start you will never finish. Start your path to getting rich today. Get Your Copy of This Life Changing Book Right Now

A Proven, Step by Step Guide for How to Make More Money, Get Rich and Master the Game of Money

How to Get Rich Slowly

Why doesn't the Moon fall to Earth? Why do the seasons change? What is parallax? How can you simulate weightlessness on Earth? Young scientists will explore the solar system through applied space science answering questions about space. The far-out space experiments in this book will help students make a model of a lunar eclipse, build a spectroscope, and more. Many experiments include ideas students can use for science fair projects.

Ace Your Space Science Project

Through a series of unique experiments, young readers can discover the different types of energy and how energy can be changed; includes ideas for science fair projects.

Sizzling Science Projects with Heat and Energy

Explains the properties of weights and measures in science, and provides step-by-step instructions on doing experiments with simple household items.

How Much Does it Weigh?

Heavy-duty Science Projects with Weight

Akos O sto r

Ákos Östör

Poet Seamus Heaney wrote of the "deep and literate gaze" Robert Gardner transmits "with an intensity that passes from the documentary into the visionary" in his film Forest of Bliss. A decade and a half after its making, it is recognized as a contemporary classic of nonfiction cinema. Making Forest of Bliss, the first in Harvard Film Archive's series "Voices and Visions in Film," presents a dialogue between Gardner and his colleague anthropologist Akos Ã-stÃ¶r, illustrated with more than 150 images captured from the film. Recalling the conditions of its filming in Benares, India, in 1985, and presenting their moment-by-moment impressions upon watching it several years later, Gardner and Ã-stÃ¶r probe questions of what it means to capture life and death on film and ponder how the filmmaker's intentions, choices necessitated by circumstance, and the serendipity of chance contribute to this endeavor. The resulting conversation is a lively exploration of issues philosophical, anthropological, andâe"above allâe"artistic. The volume contains an introduction by philosopher Stanley Cavell and includes a newly mastered DVD of the complete film.

Intention, Circumstance, and Chance in Nonfiction Film : a Conversation Between Robert Gardner + Ákos Östör

Making Forest of Bliss

How fast can you run? How fast are you growing? How fast do you read? There are many things in the world around you that are moving fast! But how do you measure them? The ideas in this book will help you perform exciting and fun experiments. Some will even give you ideas for your science fair. Using simple materials, you can do everything a scientist does: conduct experiments, keep records, and draw conclusions from what you have learned. You will then be ready to discover the fast world around you!

Science Projects with Speed

How Fast is Fast?

Using materials they can find in their home, students can start to learn the facts about our sun and moon, including how to get the time or direction by looking at the sun, the colors in sunlight, and why the moon's appearance changes during the month. Each activity is followed by an explanation section to discuss the science concepts that were covered in the experiment. Engaging color illustrations accompany every experiment, and a glossary defines scientific terms.

Science Fair Projects About the Sun and the Moon

Do all onions cause your eyes to tear when you cut them? What happens if you heat a carbohydrate? How is an electric cell made? Using easy-to-find materials and the scientific method, student scientists can learn the answers to these questions and more. For students interested in competing in science fairs, the book contains lots of great suggestions and ideas for further experiments.

Organic Chemistry Science Fair Projects, Revised and Expanded Using the Scientific Method

Presents nine experiments that help demonstrate the properties of matter, focusing on how solids, liquids, and gases differ and how they change with temperature.

Melting, Freezing, and Boiling Science Projects with Matter

This is a story of summer 1940, of a little known territorial battalion and an almost forgotten British military disaster. In April 1940 the Princess Louise’s Kensington Regiment left England to join the British Expeditionary Force in France. It was attached to the 51st (Highland) Division which was moving to the Saar region to defend the Maginot Line. From May until mid-June the Kensingtons were in continuous action, first on the Saar, then on the Somme, and finally in a fighting withdrawal along the channel coast in an attempt to reach Le Havre. Outnumbered four to one the division was cornered at the little seaside town of St Valery en Caux and forced to surrender on 13 June. Three companies of the Kensingtons launched a daring escape through Le Havre to return to England and take part in the invasion defences on the Kent coast.

Princess Louise's Kensington Regiment, France and England, Summer 1940

Kensington to St Valery en Caux

"Presents several science experiments and project ideas about space"--Provided by publisher.

This book introduces an object's center of gravity and the laws governing the collision of objects. It focuses on experiments related to speed, forces, balance, centers of gravity and friction. It also dives into momentum and collisions, as well as angles and distances.

"Presents several science experiments and science project ideas using physics and basketball"--Provided by publisher.

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