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Carl & Jerry: Their Complete Adventures from Popular Electronics,
Volume 5
For ten years (1954-1964) John T. Frye wrote a story every month in
Popular Electronics, about two teen boys who used electronics
to help other people, foil criminals, impress girls, and get out of
jams. Better still, Frye explained the technology that Carl and Jerry
were working on, and in doing so inspired countless Boomer teens to
pursue careers in science and technology. This fifth and final authorized
anthology contains 20 stories, from the years 1963-1964. All the original
b/w illustrations are included. Perfect bound, 6" X 9",
196 pages.
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Carl & Jerry: Their Complete Adventures from Popular Electronics,
Volume 4
For ten years (1954-1964) John T. Frye wrote a story every month in
Popular Electronics, about two teen boys who used electronics
to help other people, foil criminals, impress girls, and get out of
jams. Better still, Frye explained the technology that Carl and Jerry
were working on, and in doing so inspired countless Boomer teens to
pursue careers in science and technology. This fourth of five authorized
anthologies contains 24 stories, from the years 1961-1962. All the
original b/w illustrations are included. Perfect bound, 6" X
9", 196 pages.
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Carl & Jerry: Their Complete Adventures from Popular Electronics,
Volume 3
For ten years (1954-1964) John T. Frye wrote a story every month in
Popular Electronics, about two teen boys who used electronics
to help other people, foil criminals, impress girls, and get out of
jams. Better still, Frye explained the technology that Carl and Jerry
were working on, and in doing so inspired countless Boomer teens to
pursue careers in science and technology. This third of five authorized
anthologies contains 24 stories, from the years 1959-1960. All the
original b/w illustrations are included. Perfect bound, 6" X
9", 190 pages.
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Carl & Jerry: Their Complete Adventures from Popular Electronics,
Volume 2
For ten years (1954-1964) John T. Frye wrote a story every month in
Popular Electronics, about two teen boys who used electronics
to help other people, foil criminals, impress girls, and get out of
jams. Better still, Frye explained the technology that Carl and Jerry
were working on, and in doing so inspired countless Boomer teens to
pursue careers in science and technology. This second of five authorized
anthologies contains 24 stories, from the years 1957-1958. All the
original b/w illustrations are included. Perfect bound, 6" X
9", 190 pages.
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Carl & Jerry: Their Complete Adventures from Popular Electronics,
Volume 1
For ten years (1954-1964) John T. Frye wrote a story every month in
Popular Electronics, about two teen boys who used electronics
to help other people, foil criminals, impress girls, and get out of
jams. Better still, Frye explained the technology that Carl and Jerry
were working on, and in doing so inspired countless Boomer teens to
pursue careers in science and technology. This first of five authorized
anthologies contains 27 stories, from the years 1954-1956. All the
original b/w illustrations are included. Perfect bound, 6" X
9", 208 pages.
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Ebook: "Whale Meat" by Jeff Duntemann
Fantasy, 8,500 words. Two centuries-old witches in modern-day Chicago
must seek help from a young mathematics student when they realize
that all their powers cannot save their unborn son, who while still
in the womb has been given a mission and a challenge by the community
of whales in Earth's oceans: Save the wounded soul of humankind,
or die.
Available in ebook format only: HTM, RTF, TXT, PDF (Adobe Reader),
and LIT (MS Reader), all delivered in a singler ZIP file. No DRM
of any kind. Sold under the Digital Household License: May be legally
copied to any digital device based in your home; PC, smart phone,
PDA, ebook reader, anything.
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The New Reformation by Janus (James Bass Mullinger)
When Pope Pius IX declared himself infallible at the First Vatican
Council in 1869, clergy and theologians across Europe cried foul.
After reconciliation proved impossible, tens of thousands of European
Catholics broke with Rome and formed their own independent national
churches. These "Old Catholics" pledged to maintain the traditions
of the ancient Catholic Church against the "New Catholicism" of the
Pope and the Roman Curia. Written pseudonymously by James Bass Mullinger
in 1874, this book is the only known eyewitness account of the formation
of the European Old Catholic churches from the perspective of the
Old Catholics themselves. Unavailable for well over a century, this
new edition is not a holograph reprint but has been rescanned, re-edited
and completely reset, with a modern index and table of contents.
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