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Repost: The New Publishing Experience: Build Your Own Book
Published on 2010-08-27 00:26:00
Originally posted July 10, 2007.Traveling to a new location for vacation (and sometimes business) can be an exciting event and generally a lot of planning goes into the effort so you make the best use of your time. Often building your ideal itinerary may necessitate the purchase of several travel guides (or in my case diligent note taking in the cafe at BN) and I can only imagine that this situation is even more relevant if you travel as a family. Having had a great time - and probably seeing on
Ford Prefect Warwickshire 1963
Published on 2010-08-26 00:44:00
A weekly image from my archive. Click on the image to make it larger.I really like this photo. This is a Ford Prefect 107E and the first car my parents bought after they got married. They tell me they were traveling back from Leamington, where I was born, to Manchester to see the parents. I must be in the back seat. You can just about see my Mother on the other side of the open door. My father is still convinced that Ford's never start first time in the cold and it must come from this t
SpringerLink adds Semantic Search: Cross search eBooks, Journals and Reference.
Published on 2010-08-25 06:14:00
Announced by Springer from their press release: Upgraded Springer site connects eBooks and journals through semantic linking and provides digital content previews Springer has relaunched its online platform SpringerLink ( www.SpringerLink.com ), which hosts nearly five million documents, including eBooks, journals and reference works. The redesigned site has a new and fresh concept that includes semantic linking and connects related content across eBooks and journals. SpringerLink now
