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Made by Dad" is chock full of 67 extraordinary custom-designed how-to projects for DIY parents everywhere. The projects range from full-length artfully illustrated creations to smaller Mac Gyver-like challenges that can be whipped out at the coffee shop plus "DIY Dad" tips sprinkled throughout & illustration templates to boost your project's artistic appeal. All chapters categorized by theme
- Dangerous Decor Gross Gadgets Covert Creations Crafty Disasters Home Hacks & more
- include step-by-step project illustrations complete with visual "status checks" (to help you keep up) & clever playful games to incorporate the finished project. Dads will love to create stealthy contraptions like the Bunk Bed Communicator & the whole family will be impressed with the endless entertainment that can be gleaned from the " Steampunk"-Inspired Balancing Robot. While the projects have a decidedly made-scientist-in-his-laboratory feel the book's charm & richness of material will appeal to mummies too-especially when she flips to the whole chapter of projects dedicated to showing Mum-appreciation
- like the I Love You THIS MUCH Pop-up Card (with Go-Go-Gadget-style arms that extend to give Mum a virtual hug!)."


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This is a stitch-by-stitch guide to knitting sewing & embroidery for children
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Bill Bryson turns away from the highways & byways of middle America so hilariously depicted in his bestselling The Lost Continent for a fast exhilarating ride along the Route 66 of American language & popular culture. In Made in America Bryson de-mythologizes his native land
- explaining how a dusty desert hamlet with neither woods nor holly became Hollywood how the Wild West wasnt won why Americans say lootenant & Toosday how Americans were eating junk food long before the word itself was cooked up
- as well as exposing the true origins of the G-string the original $64 000 question & Dr Kellogg of cornflakes fame. Buy this book at once & have a nice day!

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What are countries famous for making? For Japan the answer might be electronic goods. For Germany automobiles. For France perhaps a Louis Vuitton bag. But what about Britain? Here Evan Davis sets himself the task of finding out. Offering a fascinating look at our manufacturing industries & revealing the various companies that might not be household names but are very much world leaders in their fields he shows how we have learnt to specialise in high end & niche areas that are the envy of the world. Taking in our disappointments & successes Made in Britain is a brilliantly readable tour of our economic history exploring the curious blend of resilience innovation & economic free-thinking that makes us who we are. ...
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An exquisitely designed volume of innovative restaurant dishes & old family favourites from Giorgio Locatelli Britain's best-loved Italian chef & restaurateur. Opening with an extensive guide to preparing antipasti & culminating in a mouth-watering selection of desserts
- via soups risotto pasta fish & meat dishes
- Giorgio Locatelli's masterpiece is the must-have contemporary Italian food bible seamlessly combining the historical insight of a food writer with the hands-on expertise of a top chef. Peppered with evocative anecdotes & outspoken observations on the state of modern food Giorgio Locatelli's definitive & universally celebrated compendium is a delight to read & cook from.

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In the follow-up to his acclaimed Made in Italy Britain's favourite Italian chef embarks on a gastronomic tour of Sicily a beautiful sun-drenched isle with a rich & unique culture. When Giorgio Locatelli was about ten years old & had scarcely holidayed outside his native northern Italy he was captivated by tales of beautiful seas idyllic beaches & a different way of life recounted by the few intrepid local friends who had been to Sicily. Some twenty years later he finally visited the island for the first time & seeing it through the eyes of a chef he recalls 'I was completely blown away. It was so green & gorgeous the whole island was a garden of wheat & vegetable fields orange & lemon groves olive groves & vineyards...' Now he is producing his own olive oil on the island & the Locatelli family spend a part of every summer there. ' Sicily has had a big influence on the way I cook ' says Giorgio. 'I have always loved simplicity but there you have true simplicity. You have no preconceptions you have a knife & some salt & pepper & then you go out & see what is in the market. It is such a natural way of cooking that makes you feel so free.' This follow-up book to Made in Italy explores the ingredients & history & introduces you to some of the cooks fishermen & growers that make Sicily what it is with regional recipes ranging from insalata di rinforzo a famous island salad made with cauliflower to four kinds of caponata pasta with anchovies & breadcrumbs Sicilian couscous & the celebrated dessert cassata. ' When people talk about Sicilian cooking ' says Giorgio 'they always speak about the influences from the Greeks the Arabs the Spanish...but I really believe the biggest influence is the land & the sea. They determine the produce which has stayed the same throughout all the cultural changes. What grows together goes together as my grandmother used to say & it is the simple combinations of beautiful ingredients that makes Sicilian food special.' ...
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Made to Measure" introduces a general audience to one of today's most exciting areas of scientific research: materials science. Philip Ball describes how scientists are currently inventing thousands of new materials ranging from synthetic skin blood & bone to substances that repair themselves & adapt to their environment that swell & flex like muscles that repel any ink or paint & that capture & store the energy of the Sun. He shows how all this is being accomplished precisely because for the first time in history materials are being 'made to measure': designed for particular applications rather than discovered in nature or by haphazard experimentation. Now scientists literally put new materials together on the drawing board in the same way that a blueprint is specified for a house or an electronic circuit. But the designers are working not with skylights & alcoves not with transistors & capacitors but with molecules & atoms. This book is written in the same engaging manner as Ball's popular book on chemistry " Designing the Molecular World" & it links insights from chemistry biology & physics with those from engineering as it outlines the various areas in which new materials will transform our lives in the twenty-first century. The chapters provide vignettes from a broad range of selected areas of materials science & can be read as separate essays. The subjects include photonic materials materials for information storage smart materials biomaterials biomedical materials materials for clean energy porous materials diamond & hard materials new polymers & surfaces & interfaces." ...
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AA Essential Guide Madeira" gives you all the information you need to know for a memorable holiday to this fantastic destination. Pocket-sized & packed full of information you really need the guide is great value for your money & an ideal choice to help you get the best out of Madeira containing helpful advice for planning your trip with information about when to go getting there being there & getting around. There are website addresses & practical information throughout. The best things to see & do plus hotels restaurants & nightlife are listed & cross-referenced with grid locations so you can pinpoint them on the mapping." ...
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Madeira Bus & Touring Map
- New 4th Edition for 2012. Madeiras most popular map has been comprehensively updated for its 4th
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Thanks to all the walking research & road surveys carried out by Shirley & Mike Whitehead for their new Walk! Madeira & more recently in 2011 the new Shirley Whiteheads Madeira Walks we have been able to comprehensively update our digital database to produce a new 7th Edition. Road building has continued apace with two new main road tunnels opening in October 2011 but the major changes are in the new roads & upgrading of dirt roads to tarmac lanes linking rural comminities comprising hundreds of kilometres of new tarmac. 7 Th Edition

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these many & varied new roads plus the hundreds of updates to walking trails & dirt roads surveyed during Shirley & Mikes research. Scale 1:40 000 2.5cms = 1km. Total printed Map area 152 cms by 60 cms. Map size double-sided 84 cm by 60 cm folded to 23.5cm by 12cm. Roads; Motorway (Via Rapida) major roads secondary roads minor roads & tarmacked lanes up-to-date at November 2011 for the new roads & tunnels; including latest road numbering system. Tracks & Trails; Unsurfaced (dirt) roads & walking trails. Heights; 100 & 50 metre contours height & trig points in metres height background colours in 200 metre colour bands. Grid; 1 minute Latitude Longitude grid with WGS84 Datum. Published Walking Routes; red dashed line walking routes tracked onto the map from the latest Walk! Madeira plus the new Shirley Whiteheads Madeira Walks both books researched by Shirley & Mike Whitehead. Madeira Tour & Trail Map 7th Edition has been produced in Map-Paper & Super-Durable versions. If you are just planning a one-off trip to Madeira you might want to save GBP3 by buying the Map-Paper version. Is it worth paying GBP8.99 for the Super-Durable version? Yes it is. You get the best Madeira map that is waterproof feels like silk but has incredible strength that will survive rough use for years to come
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Made In Scotland

Of the wide range and diversity of British products that are now household names both at home and abroad the Scots can take pride in the fact that many of them began in Scotland. When people first spread Robertson's Golden Shred Marmalade on their toast it was by courtesy of a Paisley man James Robertson. How would the housewife have thickened her sauce without cornflour first produced in Paisley by Brown & Polson in 1854? Pringle of Hawick gave the world the first knitted twin-set; J & P Coats of Paisley whose origins go back to 1830 grew into the largest thread manufacturer in the world and the UK's number one comic The Beano was born in Dundee.This new edition of Made in Scotland" features the stories behind a wide number of the best-known household names that originated in Scotland. It
is a fascinating and nostalgic journey into the past and a wonderful celebration of Scottish industry. It includes a huge number of photographs of old advertisements slogans and trademarks of all the products featured."
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Of the wide range & diversity of British products that are now household names both at home & abroad the Scots can take pride in the fact that many of them began in Scotl&. When people first spread Robertson's Golden Shred Marmalade on their toast it was by courtesy of a Paisley man James Robertson. How would the housewife have thickened her sauce without cornflour first produced in Paisley by Brown & Polson in 1854? Pringle of Hawick gave the world the first knitted twin-set; J & P Coats of Paisley whose origins go back to 1830 grew into the largest thread manufacturer in the world & the UK's number one comic The Beano was born in Dundee. This new edition of Made in Scotland" features the stories behind a wide number of the best-known household names that originated in Scotl&. It is a fascinating & nostalgic journey into the past & a wonderful celebration of Scottish industry. It

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a huge number of photographs of old advertisements slogans & trademarks of all the products featured."

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