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Anyone else subscribe with the notebook offer???
Anyone else subscribe with the notebook offer???
Anyone else subscribe with the notebook offer???
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Anyone else get an offer to subscribe and receive a Maker's Notebook?
I did, at the end of September. I received my first issue of the new subscription (Vol 15) yesterday (Nov. 10). No notebook. Customer service says it "should arrive within a few weeks."
Anyone else share this experience? (I truly hope not. One is a fluke, while multiple instances indicates a pattern.)
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I did, at the end of September. I received my first issue of the new subscription (Vol 15) yesterday (Nov. 10). No notebook. Customer service says it "should arrive within a few weeks."
Anyone else share this experience? (I truly hope not. One is a fluke, while multiple instances indicates a pattern.)
Click Here to read the entire article...
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| Crude oil is getting more and more expensive, a fact clearly felt by the chemical industry. An alternative source of carbon is biomass, for instance colza and whey, which can likewise be used to produce chemical products. | |
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| Royal Philips Electronics (NYSE: PHG, AEX: PHI) unveiled a new cardiograph technology that helps improve detection and identification of problems in the heart, including specific coronary artery obstructions, damaged heart muscle and abnormal rhythms. | |
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| • | Scientists trace molecular origin of proportional development |
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| • | Pollinator Decline Not Reducing Crop Yields Just Yet |
| The well-documented worldwide decline in the number of bees and other pollinators is not, at this stage, limiting global crop yields, according to an article in Current Biology. | |
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| • | Craig Lund, Vice President, Chief Technology Officer, Mercury Computer Systems, 7-26-07 |
| High-performance computing, medical imaging, energy, national security. Mercury Computer Systems provides computing systems and software for data-intensive applications that include image processing, signal processing, and visualization. Mercury's applications include detecting aneurysms, designing safer, more fuel-efficient aircraft, and visualizing virtually every aspect of scientific investigation. | |
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