Discovery Channel Blues
I was just leafing through my awfully tall stack of unread reading material. Journals, magazines, books... about 30 items all told. Then I came across the October issue of the Discovery Channel magazine. Interesting headlines.
In other news, I have been accumulating copies of The London Review of Books, Science and Scientific American. I used to donate them to the teachers in the school at which I used to work. I wonder if anyone else wants them now. I still think teachers ought to learn as much as they can for as long as they can.
- THE MAKING OF AN F1 RACER
- EVOLUTION GONE WILD: Spore Takes Gaming To New Heights
- MAN vs NATURE: Jungle Survival Tips For The Urban Male
- WATER WORLD: The Rise And Fall Of The Angkor Kingdom
- HIGH-RISE FARMING: Agriculture Grows Up
In other news, I have been accumulating copies of The London Review of Books, Science and Scientific American. I used to donate them to the teachers in the school at which I used to work. I wonder if anyone else wants them now. I still think teachers ought to learn as much as they can for as long as they can.
etched with acid at 6:26:00 pm
2 Comments:
What about potential teachers? :D
I think it's rather likely, though, that your collection of past issues of SciAm overlaps substantially with mine.
NBL, do you want Science? I have all of Vol. 321 for this year so far (i.e. from Jul 4, no. 5885). Good journal, well worth joining the AAAS (see http://www.aaas.org).
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