Saksen is a created Pan-Germanic language favoring West Germanic (English, Frisian, Flemish, Dutch, Afrikaans, Plattdeutsch) and North Germanic (Icelandic, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish). This edition features a glossy cover and bright white paper.

Dictionary of Saksen: a constructed Pan-Germanic language

Reference

Ricker, John C.

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

Trillium Press

Aldous Huxley, whose grandfather was T.H. Huxley, the renowned scientist, and whose great uncle was Matthew Arnold, the Victorian poet, was one of the most respected intellectuals of the 20th Century. A close friend of T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence, Edwin Hubble, Igor Stravinsky, Bertrand Russell, Timothy Leary, and others, Huxley helped shape the modern mind, first with his satirical novels and later with his moral philosophy and provocative theories regarding humankind's destiny. Earlier biographers focused on Huxley's eleven novels, while this book traces his trajectory as a theorist who framed the "perennial philosophy", the view that all religions have a spiritual core found in the writings of their mystics. Huxley's interests in Asian Religions, psychedelic drugs, and the dangers of mass society, environmental destruction and rampant technology are all covered in Sawyer's short, readable and critically acclaimed biography. The Center for Aldous Huxley Studies at the University of Munster, Germany, called the book, "The best-to-date explanation and appraisal of Huxley's metaphysical position." This enjoyable biography makes clear why and how Huxley became a key influence on such contemporary authors as Ken Wilber, Huston Smith, Ram Dass, Deepak Chopra, Alex Grey, Andrew Harvey and Stanislav Grof.

Aldous Huxley: A Biography

Biographies & Memoirs

Sawyer, Dana

Arts & Literature

A user-friendly field guide featuring over three hundred of Glacier National Park's most common plant species, this book features beautiful photographs, detailed descriptions, notes on habitat, and fun facts for each plant. It's a perfect plant reference for anyone with an interest in the natural history and splendor of Glacier National Park.

Wildflowers of Glacier National Park and Surrounding Areas

Science & Math

Kimball, Shannon

Lesica, Peter

Biological Sciences

Trees and Flowering Shrubs of Glacier is a field guide with a focus on trees and other woody plants that dominate the landscape of the Northern Rocky Mountains. This book features stunning photos and engaging descriptions of all trees in Glacier National Park and on lands surrounding the Park. In addition to trees, this volume also covers the 60 most common flowering shrubs in the park with striking pictures and thorough descriptions. With notes on how wildlife uses plants for habitat and forage and ethnobotanical information, readers will further enhance their understanding of the Glacier National Park ecosystem.

Trees & Shrubs of Glacier National Park and Surrounding Areas

This comprehensive book features 500 species of the common spring wildflowers, trees and grasses of the Painted Desert of southeast Utah and adjacent states with photographs and full descriptions of nearly 300 of these plants. The plants are arranged to make identification easy and there is a helpful glossary. Information includes habitats, identification tips and aboriginal uses as well the national parks and monuments where each plant can be found. The different vegetation types occurring in southeastern Utah are described, and historical information on the botanical exploration of Utah is found throughout. The authors have spent many years studying the botany of the region and compiling information and photographs of the diverse flora. This book will help anyone learn the wildflowers of this beautiful and interesting part of our country.

Spring Wildflowers of Utah's Red Rock Desert

Fertig, Walter

Wildflowers of Glacier National Park and Surrounding Areas is a user-friendly field guide with 400 of Glacier National Park's most common plant species. From wildflowers to trees to grasses and sedges, this book features:\n• vivid color photographs for each species\n• detailed descriptions for easy identification\n• notes on habitat and interesting facts for each plant\nOne hundred additional plants have been added to the Second Edition of this book and the photographs have been updated for most species. Revised taxonomy reflects more recent research in systematics. It's a perfect plant reference for anyone with an interest in the natural history and splendor of Glacier National Park.

Wildflowers of Glacier National Park: and Surrounding Areas

Kids Working with Computers: The Texas Instruments Basic Manual

Lynne Mass

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Suppose the Wolf Were an Octopus: A Guide to Creative Questioning for Primary Grade Literature (Grade K-2)

Michael T. Bagley

The Great Bridge Lowering is an open-ended storybook/activity book about a town that wants a bridge built to span the river that divides it. The bridge is to be built in a factory and lowered into place by helicopters. The plan was well-researched, but the town insisted on using inexpensive materials over the protestations of the architect, who said that better materials were a must if the design was to work. Now, as the bridge is being lowered, it begins to break up, and it is a crisis. Readers face the challenge of coming up with a plan to save the day and get the bridge in place safely. Author Sandra Warren offers a vast array of ideas for ways in which children can respond to this challenge creatively, both in words and illustrations, but the book's activities allow them to go beyond simply responding to the problem of getting the bridge lowered safely. Children might suggest a better solution to the problem than that chosen by the city council, or they could suggest "crazy combos" of a bridge and other objects. They might write an autobiography of a bridge, imagine themselves as a bridge and tell what sort of bridge and where, write an eye-witness account of the events that begin with the potential breakup of the bridge in the air, and nearly a dozen other possibilities. Each of the suggested activities is given shape and form by a page for children to record their responses. Target subjects: Creative Problem Solving; English Language Arts; Divergent Thinking. Suggested for ages 8 through high school.

The Great Bridge Lowering

Sandra Warren

Problemoids: Level IV

Bill McCandliss

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