Mechanica

To save his own planet of Arkon 2 and to solve this hideous puzzle, Atlan must learn the secret of-PLANET MECHANICA THERE'S A REAL JOLT IN THESE MACHINATIONS FOR ATLAN-The Imperator of Arkon faces robotic menace on Mechanica.

Planet Mechanica Scheer, Karl 1977

To make a long story short, after reading approx. 20 books, purchasing a software program ( "Mechanica"), end-of-day data feed and taking one on-line course prior to yours, I am getting ready to start testing a system of mine with a paper trading account through an on-line broker.

Smart Trader 2008

In addition Bill has written background material and serial fiction for fantasy and science fiction games, has done editing for small press ventures, and is co-editor of the Magic& Mechanica Anthology from Ricasso Press.

DAVY’S TOY BOX • by Bill Ward 2009

He is co-editor of the Magic & Mechanica anthology from Ricasso Press.

AN IMPERFECT SWORDSMAN • by Bill Ward 2008

In addition Bill has written background material and serial fiction for fantasy and science fiction games, has done editing for small press ventures, and is co-editor of the Magic & Mechanica Anthology from Ricasso Press.

CLOUDCUTTER • by Bill Ward 2008

In addition Bill has written background material and serial fiction for fantasy and science fiction games, has done editing for small press ventures, and is co-editor of the Magic & Mechanica Anthology from Ricasso Press.

GANDOLO OF THE WATCHFUL EYE • by Bill Ward 2008

I'll quibble a bit with "long before the first telescopes," though. 1598 puts the Astronomiæ Instauratæ Mechanica before the first telescopes in 1608, but only ten years before.

Tycho Brahe, Bibliodyssey, and other Astrological Landmarks Heather McDougal 2007

Looking through the site, which has a lovely side-bar with visual links to previous posts, I came across a reference to Tycho Brahe's Astronomiæ Instauratæ Mechanica, a book originally published in 1598 in an effort to secure more funding after a royal death cut off Brahe's sponsorship.

Archive 2007-05-01 Heather McDougal 2007

Looking through the site, which has a lovely side-bar with visual links to previous posts, I came across a reference to Tycho Brahe's Astronomiæ Instauratæ Mechanica, a book originally published in 1598 in an effort to secure more funding after a royal death cut off Brahe's sponsorship.

Tycho Brahe, Bibliodyssey, and other Astrological Landmarks Heather McDougal 2007

Just heard from William and Rob at Ricasso Press-- they will be using my story "Night of Shadows, Night of Knives" for the Magic and Mechanica anthology.

Night of Shadows, Night of Knives michael 2007