2009, ISBN: 9781426916793

Paperback, Hardcover

Cambridge, MA : MIT Press , 1980 MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. 1980. Hardcover. Translation of the 2nd Edition on 1977 in Italian. Book is tight, square, and unmarked. Book Condition: Near Fi… More...

Cambridge, MA : MIT Press , 1980 MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. 1980. Hardcover. Translation of the 2nd Edition on 1977 in Italian. Book is tight, square, and unmarked. Book Condition: Near Fine; light shelfwear to head, tail, and tips; trace dust soiling to textblock top. DJ: Near Fine; NOT Price Clipped ($15.00); trace shelfwear to head, tail, and tips. Rust colored cloth boards and spine with bright white lettering on the spine. 342 pp 8vo. Comets, supernovae, runaway stars, quasars, and black holes are only some of the "monsters" of this book's title- extraordinary astronomical bodies and phenomena that scientists now believe are the key to understanding the rules of the universe. A clean very presentable copy in a Brodart mylar jacket., MIT Press, 1980, 4, Victoria, BC: Trafford Publishing, 2009. Signed Copy. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. Signed by author. Signed by author on title page with inscription, "To John Westerberg my old friend...I hope you enjoy this journey!.". 2009 Trade Paperback. xiv, 293 pp. Walt Roberts, newly-appointed professor of Central Asian Studies, is about to embark on another trip to China, but this time, the focus will be on not only the Silk Road but also include the eastern portion of the web of trading routes. What will he, Tara, his girlfriend, and his group of six students encounter along the way? The Ten Thousand Things is the story of their journey. Walt's mismatched group of amateur intelligence gatherers added a tiny fragment to the accumulating evidence of Chinese capabilities. His experience barely touches on this field which, increasingly, is in the daily news. But why say more? The author, Brooks Tenney, a former engineer with Chance Vought Aircraft, GE, and Xerox, was Project Engineer for the Tektite Program (NASA, US Navy, Dept. of Interior). After designing an undersea habitat, he lived underwater for two weeks with an international team; later receiving the Navy's Meritourious Public Service Citation. Today he writes for a newspaper in upstate New York. His two recent novels are Killing Mauritius, describing fundamentalist terrorism, and New Silk Road, dealing with Central Asia's drug traffic., Trafford Publishing, 2009, 4<

2009, ISBN: 9781426916793

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1970 Articles include: Rose Kennedy at 80 - Elegant, Vigorous and as busy as ever; South Vietnamese island for political prisoners - The Tiger Cages of Con Son; Five … More...

Chicago: Time, Inc., 1970 Articles include: Rose Kennedy at 80 - Elegant, Vigorous and as busy as ever; South Vietnamese island for political prisoners - The Tiger Cages of Con Son; Five female scientists spend two weeks undersea; Newscaster Chet Huntley retires to Montana; Picture-book dresses, sweatshsirt art - clothes that tell a story; Charles and Jean Argast move to Canada; How Apollo II changed three famous men - Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins, Buzz Aldrin; Willie York from Big East Fork - An unlikely hit song honors a lawless old derelict; Colorful urban murals; A Commoner's Guide to Conversation with England's Prince Charles and Princess Anne -- who will be visiting the White House. Edgewear, mailing label., Time, Inc., 1970, 3, Trafford Publishing, 2009. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. 2009 Trade Paperback. 308 pp. Walt Roberts, newly-appointed professor of Central Asian Studies, is about to embark on another trip to China, but this time, the focus will be on not only the Silk Road but also include the eastern portion of the web of trading routes. What will he, Tara, his girlfriend, and his group of six students encounter along the way? The Ten Thousand Things is the story of their journey. Walt's mismatched group of amateur intelligence gatherers added a tiny fragment to the accumulating evidence of Chinese capabilities. His experience barely touches on this field which, increasingly, is in the daily news. But why say more? The author, Brooks Tenney, a former engineer with Chance Vought Aircraft, GE, and Xerox, was Project Engineer for the Tektite Program (NASA, US Navy, Dept. of Interior). After designing an undersea habitat, he lived underwater for two weeks with an international team; later receiving the Navy's Meritourious Public Service Citation. Today he writes for a newspaper in upstate New York. His two recent novels are Killing Mauritius, describing fundamentalist terrorism, and New Silk Road, dealing with Central Asia's drug traffic., Trafford Publishing, 2009, 4<

2009, ISBN: 9781426916793

Paperback

Victoria, BC: Trafford Publishing, 2009. Signed Copy. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. Signed by author. Signed by author on title page with inscription, "To John Westerberg my old frie… More...

Victoria, BC: Trafford Publishing, 2009. Signed Copy. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. Signed by author. Signed by author on title page with inscription, "To John Westerberg my old friend...I hope you enjoy this journey!.". 2009 Trade Paperback. xiv, 293 pp. Walt Roberts, newly-appointed professor of Central Asian Studies, is about to embark on another trip to China, but this time, the focus will be on not only the Silk Road but also include the eastern portion of the web of trading routes. What will he, Tara, his girlfriend, and his group of six students encounter along the way? The Ten Thousand Things is the story of their journey. Walt's mismatched group of amateur intelligence gatherers added a tiny fragment to the accumulating evidence of Chinese capabilities. His experience barely touches on this field which, increasingly, is in the daily news. But why say more? The author, Brooks Tenney, a former engineer with Chance Vought Aircraft, GE, and Xerox, was Project Engineer for the Tektite Program (NASA, US Navy, Dept. of Interior). After designing an undersea habitat, he lived underwater for two weeks with an international team; later receiving the Navy's Meritourious Public Service Citation. Today he writes for a newspaper in upstate New York. His two recent novels are Killing Mauritius, describing fundamentalist terrorism, and New Silk Road, dealing with Central Asia's drug traffic., Trafford Publishing, 2009, 4<

2009, ISBN: 9781426916793

Trafford Publishing, 2009. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. 2009 Trade Paperback. 308 pp. Walt Roberts, newly-appointed professor of Central Asian Studies, is about to embark on another trip… More...

Trafford Publishing, 2009. Trade Paperback. Near Fine. 2009 Trade Paperback. 308 pp. Walt Roberts, newly-appointed professor of Central Asian Studies, is about to embark on another trip to China, but this time, the focus will be on not only the Silk Road but also include the eastern portion of the web of trading routes. What will he, Tara, his girlfriend, and his group of six students encounter along the way? The Ten Thousand Things is the story of their journey. Walt's mismatched group of amateur intelligence gatherers added a tiny fragment to the accumulating evidence of Chinese capabilities. His experience barely touches on this field which, increasingly, is in the daily news. But why say more? The author, Brooks Tenney, a former engineer with Chance Vought Aircraft, GE, and Xerox, was Project Engineer for the Tektite Program (NASA, US Navy, Dept. of Interior). After designing an undersea habitat, he lived underwater for two weeks with an international team; later receiving the Navy's Meritourious Public Service Citation. Today he writes for a newspaper in upstate New York. His two recent novels are Killing Mauritius, describing fundamentalist terrorism, and New Silk Road, dealing with Central Asia's drug traffic., Trafford Publishing, 2009, 4<