books: exploring the ...     books:       Exploring the Titanic26 reviews Robert D. Ballard Demco Media, 2003 Titanic Do you like old ships? Well, I know the right one for you. It is the Titanic. It is about a ship that hit an ice berg and went down. So go under water with Dr.Robert Ballard and explore the Titanic. Good Luck! This book is recommended for 8 and up.             Exploring the Physics of the Unknown Universe: An Adventurer's Guide24 reviews Milo Wolff Technotran Press, 1991 Gentle journey to understanding the wave structure of matter The wave structure of matter model, or the spherical resonance model, explains such things as the structure of the electron, charge, gravity and magnetism as waves and wave interactions without the need for probability and additional dimensions. In this book, Milo Wolff gently explains this model in a way that a layman can understand. There is the occasional formula but the textual explanations ...             Exploring Creation With Astronomy (Young Explorers)32 reviews Jeannie Fulbright Apologia Educational Ministries, 2004 A perfect fit! This is our family's first year homeschooling all 3 children (ages range from 4-9) and I was SO thrilled to have found such a wonderful book to teach (and truly immerse) our kids in God's creation! Jeannie Fulbright doesn't just teach facts with these books - her approach includes total immersion into the where and how and why that fill my kid's need to know and understand God in each moment, in ...             Exploring color18 reviews Nita Leland North Light Publishers, 1987 Excellent One of the first books I've looked at that explains color in non technical terms. It has examples of how to use these colors in your paintings. There are several step by step instructions on using different color combinations as well as many exercises for you to do on your own. There's a companion coloring book which is helpful but not necessary. An outstanding book for beginners wanting to ...             Living Beyond Yourself: Exploring the Fruit Of The Spirit17 reviews Beth Moore Lifeway Christian Resources, 2004 EVERYONE SHOULD WORK THROUGH THIS STUDY This is another one of Beth Moore's "home runs." She is greatly used by the Lord to get to the heart of the matter--our heart--my heart! This is the second time I have done this study--once by myself at a very difficult time in my life--and now with a friend who is going through a difficult time. I am sure the outcome of finishing this study on the fruit of the Spirit will give both of us a ...             Angel Animals : Exploring Our Spiritual Connection With Animals21 reviews Julie Johnson Olson, Marty Becker Plume, 1999 Angel Cats Angel Cats is a wonderful reminder THAT the presence of a Divine Spirit, usually attributed only to the best humans, informs our feline companions as well.             Exploring Black Holes: Introduction to General Relativity14 reviews Edwin F. Taylor, John Archibald Wheeler Benjamin Cummings, 2000 Gives an intuitive understanding of General Relativity This book sidesteps the hard work needed to motivate and develop the Einstein field equations, and goes directly to one of the most important solutions of the equations, the Schwarzschild solution, which gives rise to the concept of a black hole. By exploring what observers in different parts of space-time would experience along their different trajectories (whether falling into a black hole or ...             Seven Wonders of Sassafras Springs (Unabridged)16 reviews Betty G. Birney audible.com Stop and smell the roses... Sometimes we get so caught up in doing things and going places, we forget about the things around us that are so important and beautiful! We forget to smell the roses. This book is so easy to read and you want to read it. I was intrigued by trying to figure out what he might find next. I loved this book!             Resurfacing: Techniques for Exploring Consciousness14 reviews Harry Palmer Star's Edge Creations, 1997 So simple, so powerful The old wisdom that says the simplest answer is the best is proven once again by this book. The exercises here may look simple at first reading but actually doing them and spending time taking them to depth produces amazing results. I'm reminded of the value of practicing scales for building professional musical skills. Rather than providing esoteric or mystical instructions, Harry Palmer ...             Exploring the Lusitania: Probing the Mysteries of the Sinking That Changed History14 reviews Robert D. Ballard, Spencer Dunmore Warner Books, 1995 Dr. Ballard is master of the seas! This handsome companion to the excellent National Geographic documentary is the best overview and photographic record of the Lusitania disaster I have seen. If you only own or read one book on the Lusitania, let it be this one! It covers the key issues surrounding the tragedy: Why did the powerful, double bottom ship go down so quickly (only 18 minutes compared to over 2 hours for the less ...             Exploring Illustrator CS (Design Exploration Series)10 reviews Annesa Hartman Delmar Cengage Learning, 2003 Everything I needed I am a computer programmer/web designer familiar with adobe photoshop, but I wanted to learn more about designing with illustrator. I knew how to get around the program, but was not confident in using it. This book was wonderful - it's great for beginners, and I love how it encourages you to use keystrokes to get things done, instead of the mouse (much faster).             Exploring the Past12 reviews George Hart Hamlyn young books, 1993 Ultimate Sticker Book, It Is... This is the Ultimate Ancient Egyptian sticker book. Besides being colorful and interesting, the stickers and various forms and shapes explain how they were used in Ancient Egypt and are historically correct. It is a useful learning book for any child or adult interested in ancient Egypt history and well worth the price.             The Cuisines of Spain: Exploring Regional Home Cooking11 reviews Teresa Barrenechea Ten Speed Press, 2005 Best SPANISH cookbook ever! Let me start off by saying that I studied abroad in Spain on 2 occasions, my husband (who I met in Spain) is half-Spanish, and I have traveled to Spain a half dozen times. With that being said, I love Spanish food and I have tried it from several regions. I saw this cookbook in a local market and copied a recipe out of it. I cooked the recipe and it was amazing...it was exactly like the food I ...             Exploring the Moon: The Apollo Expeditions (Springer Praxis Books / Space Exploration)12 reviews David M. Harland Springer-Praxis, 2008 Apollo - telling it like it was At last,a book about the Apollo missions that does not dwell on Buzz's drinking, one-small-steps or the "unfolding human near-tragedy" that was Apollo 13. These are all great topics but they have been done to death. What Harland has done is chronicle the real reason - well, it later became the real reason - that Nasa went to the Moon. Once the euphoria ofbeating the Russians had worn off, six ...             It Came from Bob's Basement: Exploring the Science Fiction and Monster Movie Archive of Bob Burns11 reviews Bob Burns Chronicle Books, 2001 Bob Burns Collector of Dreams Bob Burns has written a wonderful little book titled, "It Came From Bob's Basement." This book is chronicle of a moment in time that has long since passed from our lives, but we can always take a moment to revisit. Bob grew up in the 1930's when many things, which we now take for granted, were in their infancy. Before video games, and a color television in every home, a child was more innocent; ...             Sacred Wisdom - A Mystical Journey Exploring the Purpose of Life12 reviews Helga Schroder Suka Press, 2006 Simple, Relevant, Suspenseful - A Great Read Sacred Wisdom is a great story about someone who gets caught up in the hustle and bustle of the daily grind without taking time to understand his purpose - until he was faced with some mystical experiences that made it clear that he had to. Isn't this something we all can relate to - too busy catching up with everything with no time to catch up with ourselves until we are forced to? I really ...             South of the Clouds: Exploring the Hidden Realms of China12 reviews Seth Faison St. Martin's Press, 2004 A great read to better understand the hidden realm of the Middle Kingdom I've spent over 8 years in Asia with much of it in China and have always enjoyed reading books about China. Many though, do not come close to capturing the modern thoughts of China as it changes from an agricultural to industrial power as this book does. If you are looking for a deeper understanding of how many Chinese feel on the street, with threads of intrigue, history and current events I ...             Praying Our Goodbyes (Exploring Prayer)11 reviews Joyce Rupp Eagle Publishing, 2002 Support Group We used this work as a resources in a support for group for separated and divorced adults in our Catholic parish. The blend of poetry, prose and useful spiritual advice was exceptionally helpful to our group. Deacon Mark Hobson             Inside the Pike Place Market: Exploring America's Favorite Farmers' Market10 reviews Braiden Rex-Johnson Sasquatch Books, 1999 Inside the Pike Place Market Braiden Rex-Johnson has written a foodies delight. Sumptuously decorated with the photographs of Paul Soders, Rex-Johnson's exploration of Pike Place Market is candy for all the senses. This is NOT a cookbook. There are just 20 recipes (all very good). Rather, this is a delightful narrative of the history of the market, the people and products that inhabit it, and the terrific food that ...             The Courage to Teach: Exploring the Inner Landscape of a Teacher's Life12 reviews Parker J. Palmer Jossey-Bass, 2007 My favorite book about education I love this book! I loved it when the first edition came out ten years ago -- and I love it even more now, with the new beginning and ending. I also love the CD that comes with the book -- the wonderful conversation between Parker and his colleagues. Parker puts into words what so many of us have felt -- and he does it exquisitely. 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