Inventions

Buying Back Our Own Inventions is the next entry in this blog.

NASA Human Spaceflight Management Changes - NASA Watch 2008

Prisoners 'Inventions is a small-press book comprising an illustrated guide to the ingenious folk-art-cum-contraband manufactured by artisans in America's prison system, from toilet-roll chess-sets to this "water lighter."

Boing Boing: August 24, 2003 - August 30, 2003 Archives 2003

They have regular features, my favourite of which is Horgs's Inventions, which is a bit like an extremely low-key Dragon's Den in which their ex-flatmate Horgs pitches ideas to listeners.

Radio head: Meet Hamish Blake and Andy Lee 2010

Century of Arts, or Scantling of Inventions, which is a ridiculous compound of Hes, chimeras, and impossibilities, and shows what might be expected from such a man.

The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.I., Part E. From Charles I. to Cromwell David Hume 1743

In fact, the DOE used to run a program called Inventions and Innovations, where they funded promising clean technologies with grants of $50,000 and

Greentech Media: All Content 2009

In fact, the DOE used to run a program called Inventions and Innovations, where they funded promising clean technologies with grants of $50,000 and

Greentech Media: All Content 2009

Help me, before I end up buying him something dreadful from the 'Inventions' catalogue that doesn't work anyway.

The One Where She Gets Her Christmas Act Together kisobel 2006

"Inventions" were weary digital gyrations against the slow-moving hands of the alarm clock perched directly in her line of vision.

Star-Dust Fannie Hurst 1928

The "Inventions," too often treated as dry-as-dust studies, are laden with beautiful figures and devices that furnish inspiration for all time.

For Every Music Lover A Series of Practical Essays on Music Aubertine Woodward Moore 1885

In the costume portion of the pageant, which focused this year on "Inventions," Allyson Hall won first place with her depiction of a wheelchair.

Norwich Bulletin Home RSS 2009