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IT’s Academic: Google Earth & Sky Nov 12, 2008 ... Until 2007, Google Earth let you zoom in from outer space to view our planet. With Earth’s new Sky feature (available by pressing the Sky ... 2.
Attention, Time-Wasters - Academic Librarian Feb 26, 2008 ... Good reference service does not involve playing along with this little game so that the fake patron can approve of librarians who jump ... 3.
Tom Roberts' Australia: Sketch of a Shearer Sketch of a Shearer.jpg Roberts first introduces his audience to the social tensions in his large figure study Shearing the Rams which he began to work on ... 4.
Nuclear Energy: Fuel of the Future?: 02 How is Uranium Processed ... Jan 7, 2007 ... For example, Cameco’s McArthur River mine took 12 years to result in ... To access the ore, vertical shafts are dug and then tunnels called ... 5.
Laid or Wove (Graphic Arts) Mar 26, 2008 ... Laid paper [left]; wove paper [right]. These paper moulds are from the collection of graphic arts. The papers are samples found in: ... 6.
Exposition Universelle • Paris 1878 (Rare Book Collections ... Jun 16, 2008 ... The work concludes with an advertisements section, both for Paris and London businesses. … This exposition was on a far larger scale than ... 7.
Exposition Universelle • Paris 1878 (Rare Book Collections ... Jun 16, 2008 ... L’Album-Guide contient: La vue des Principaux Monuments de Paris, le Plan de l’Exposition, le Plan de Paris, le Plan detaille des differents ... 8.
Ewwww Ellen Page's clothes! (Hannah's PiA Blog) Feb 24, 2008 ... Ewwww Ellen Page's clothes! I think I’ve been reading too much Fops and Dandies, but I couldn’t help noticing how GROSS Ellen Page’s outfit ... 9.
A Modern Ubu Roi (Graphic Arts) Mar 2, 2008 ... For the complete French text, see: http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/16884. There will be a reading from Ubu roi by Florent Masse of L’Atelier, ... 10.
Can I Trouble You to Read This? (PiA: Thomas Talhelm) My Third Edition Oxford Chinese Dictionary translates mafan as an adjective meaning ‘troublesome’ or ‘inconvenient’ or as a verb meaning to ‘trouble,’ ... |
