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As part of the Lorell Hospitality Table Collection, this round tabletop is ideal for cafeterias or breakrooms. 1-1/4" thick top is made with high-pressure laminate for an inviting place to meet or snack. Durable, stain-resistant, scratch-resistant laminate is thermofused on the top and bottom to 45 lb. density particleboard core. Design features a matching light gray, vinyl T-mold edge. Tabletop also includes a pre-drilled hole for easy mounting of the X-leg base (sold separately).

As part of the Lorell Hospitality Table Collection, this round tabletop is ideal for cafeterias or breakrooms. 1-1/4" thick top is made with high-pressure laminate for an inviting place to meet or snack. Durable, stain-resistant, scratch-resistant laminate is thermofused on the top and bottom to 45 lb. density particleboard core. Design features a matching light gray, vinyl T-mold edge. Tabletop also includes a pre-drilled hole for easy mounting of the X-leg base (sold separately).

As part of the Lorell Hospitality Table Collection, this round tabletop is ideal for cafeterias or breakrooms. 1-1/4" thick top is made with high-pressure laminate for an inviting place to meet or snack. Durable, stain-resistant, scratch-resistant laminate is thermofused on the top and bottom to 45 lb. density particleboard core. Design features a matching mahogany, vinyl T-mold edge. Tabletop also includes a pre-drilled hole for easy mounting of the X-leg base (sold separately).

As part of the Lorell Hospitality Table Collection, this round tabletop is ideal for cafeterias or breakrooms. 1-1/4" thick top is made with high-pressure laminate for an inviting place to meet or snack. Durable, stain-resistant, scratch-resistant laminate is thermofused on the top and bottom to 45 lb. density particleboard core. Design features a matching mahogany, vinyl T-mold edge. Tabletop also includes a pre-drilled hole for easy mounting of the X-leg base (sold separately).

The Invent To Learn Guide to MORE Fun features an all new assortment of insanely clever classroom-tested "maker" projects for learners of all ages. In the second volume of this popular book, Josh Burker is back with even more projects for educators and parents who want to make learning fun! The projects feature step-by-step instructions, full-color photos, open-ended challenges, and code. Make STEAM come to life with projects that promote learning in the modern world.Learn to decorate your favorite jacket with light, make multimedia pinball and marble machines, tinker with LEGO gears and gadgets, sew with programmable stitches, program 3D printed objects, turn geometry into sidewalk art, make interactive art with microcontrollers, and more!Your Makey Makey, LEGO, old computer, recycled junk, and 3D printer will be put to good use in these fun and educational projects. With The Invent To Learn Guide to More Fun in hand, kids, parents, and teachers are invited to embark on even more exciting and fun learning adventures!

Want a new job or career? Need to demonstrate more value to customers or employers? Use today’s hottest social media platforms to build the powerful personal brand that gets you what you want! In this completely updated book, Erik Deckers and Kyle Lacy help you use social media to and networking to advance your career, grow your business, and land new job opportunities. From LinkedIn to Facebook, now including Instagram and SnapChat, this book is packed with new techniques and ideas that are practical, easy, and effective. Deckers and Lacy show you how to supercharge all your business and personal relationships...demonstrate that you are the best solution to employers’ or partners’ toughest problems...become a recognized thought leader...and turn your online network into outstanding jobs, great projects, and a fulfilling, profitable career!   Discover how to: Choose today’s best social media tools for your personal goals Build an authentic storyline and online identity that gets you the right opportunities Make the most of Facebook, LinkedIn, and Twitter–and leverage new platforms like Snapchat and Instagram Build connections and prove expertise by sharing video on YouTube and Vimeo Find yourself on search engines and then optimize your personal online presence Promote your events, accomplishments, victories...and even defeats and lessons learned Integrate online and offline networking to get more from both Reach people with hiring authority and budgets on LinkedIn Use Twitter to share the ideas and passions that make you uniquely valuable Avoid “killer” social networking mistakes Leverage your online expert status to become a published author or public speaker Measure the success of your social media branding Get new projects or jobs through your online friends and followers

"And don't forget, once you are married to a Rothschild you can become a famous woman," Doris Schmitz's mother told her. "Be another Madame Curie and invent radium! You'll be famous!" Doris reminded her that radium had already been discovered. "Don't argue," her mother said. "You're going to invent radium or I'll pull your hair. You're just being negative, like your father."Rothschilds and radium were the horizons of Doris's childhood. Born in Germany in the early twentieth century, she came of age in an upper-middle-class family that struggled to maintain its bourgeois respectability between the two World Wars. Doris Drucker (she met her husband Peter—of management fame—in the 1930s) has penned a lively and charming memoir that brings to life the Germany of her childhood. Rather than focusing on the rise of Hitler, Drucker weaves history into her story of the day-to-day life of a relatively apolitical family. She chronicles here the crowds that gathered to see the Zeppelin, her attempts to negotiate her Prussian mother's plans for her (like marrying well and becoming a famous scientist), ski trips and hikes, the schools she attended, her father's struggles to support the family, and all the stuff and drama that make up a childhood. Drucker's energetic storytelling, eye for the telling detail, and sly humor draw the reader into her portrait of a way of life made forever poignant by its place in history so close to the brutalities of World War II.From the boarding school that forbade girls to look at their own legs while they bathed to the unfortunate confusion that resulted from Doris's misinterpretation of "Warsaw has fallen" as "The Waschfrau [washerwoman] has fallen," the tales recounted in Invent Radium or I'll Pull Your Hair give dimension and depth to a milieu that has been flattened by the historical events around it.

Peter Märkli has been one of the most striking protagonists of German-Swiss architecture since the founding of the movement in the early 1980s. However, his impressive buildings resist classification; they do not fit any particular scheme or style, as each structure is developed on an intensely intimate level. This results in wholly unique edifices, which provoke questions about humanity's use of architecture as a means of expressing timelessness, rigidity, and permanence. This volume presents 17 buildings erected by Märkli over the past 15 years. Each is analyzed thoroughly with texts, plans and images. Completing the work are essays by Florian Beigel, Philip Christou, Franz Wanner and Ellis Woodman. An exciting interview with Peter Märkli himself rounds off this impressive monographic collection, conducted by Elena Kossovskaja.Text in German.Now accompanied by a booklet with essays in German.

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NATIONAL BESTSELLER · From one of the stars of ABC’s Shark Tank and QVC’s Clever & Unique Creations by Lori Greiner comes a hands-on, nuts-and-bolts guide to getting a new product or company off the ground and making it a success. Turn your idea into a reality. Become your own boss. Make your first million. Achieve financial freedom. Lori Greiner shows you how. Invent It, Sell It, Bank It! is a hands-on, nuts-and-bolts guide to getting a new product or company off the ground and making it profitable. Sharing her own secret formula and personal stories along the way, Lori provides vital information and advice on topics that can often intimidate, frustrate, and stump aspiring entrepreneurs. Offering behind-the-scenes insights into her experiences on ABC’s Shark Tank and QVC-TV’s Clever & Unique Creations by Lori Greiner, as well as valuable lessons learned from the mistakes and triumphs of her early career, Lori proves that, with hard work and the right idea, anyone can turn themselves into the next overnight success.Lori covers such topic as . . . · Market research: Is your idea a hero or a zero? Don’t be so fixated on the end result that you forget to make something that people actually want to buy.  · Product design: I have an idea, now what’s next? From concept to prototype to final product: How do I make it and where do I start? · Funding: Although loans, investments, and crowd-sourcing are great ways to access cash, first tap into your own resources as wisely as possible. · Manufacturing: Seeing your final product roll off the assembly line is a magical moment, but there are things to watch out for so you get there in a cost-effective way. · Protecting your idea: To patent or not to patent, and other things you can do to safeguard your idea. · The secrets to selling successfully: You got the product made, now learn how to get people to buy it!

* * * * IMPORTANT NOTE: This is the 2nd edition. The 4th edition is now available for sale or download. * * * * "Invent Your Own Computer Games with Python" teaches you computer programming in the Python programming language. Each chapter gives you the complete source code for a new game and teaches the programming concepts from these examples. The book is available under a Creative Commons license and can be downloaded in full for free from http://inventwithpython.com "Invent with Python" was written to be understandable by kids as young as 10 to 12 years old, although it is great for anyone of any age who has never programmed before. This second edition has revised and expanded content, including using the Pygame library to make games with graphics, animation, and sound.

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Create the next Snakes and Ladders, Monopoly, The Game of Life, Ticket to Ride, or Settlers of Catan with this creative board game book!Board games are back in vogue, with board game cafés popping up around the world. This interactive gaming book teaches you how, in just half an hour, you and your friends can come up with a new game and start playing immediately. Just decide on a theme for the game, pick a rule set from the book, agree on some variations, color in one of many board game designs, and gather your die and counters! Possible to play in any order, this book is packed with tips, tricks, and mechanics on how to design the perfect game. With 40 different rule sets, each introducing a new concept, it encourages you to develop and test your own rules. Whatever the age range or experience of players, the game that you create from this book will always be playable, entertaining, and surprising. Each board you create is easy to pull out and completely reusable to play again and again.

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Swiss sociologist and pioneering urban planner Lucius Burckhardt (1925–2003) developed the concept of “strollology,” or the science of the walk. In Burckhardt’s concept, the only way to truly experience the urban environment is to move within it on foot. As an approach to urban planning, the stroll redefines the relationship between the planned urban development and patterns of movement through time and space.            Invent the Future with Elements of the Past looks at a fascinating recent artistic interpretation of Burckhardt’s theories: the contribution of twelve contemporary artists to the Swiss Pavilion at the fourteenth International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale. Developed in Zurich and curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist, the project was realized through a series of strolls throughout the city that offered new narratives about the urban space. The resulting objects and events are reproduced here with more than one hundred illustrations, including many in color; interviews with the participating artists, and contributions by Judith Albert, Muriel Baumgartner with Tom Stäubli, Stefan Burger, Christina Hemauer with Roman Keller, San Keller, Adrian Notz, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Paul Polaris, Christian Ratti, Roland Roos, Tom Stäubli, Navid Tschopp, and !Mediengruppe Bitnik.

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If you have ever wanted to create a comic, graphic novel, animation, film, television series, or even a book, then Create Your Own Universe is here to help you get started. A fun, imaginative and interactive guide to creating your own characters and worlds, this is a great starting point for producing your own stories. Be inspired and collect information on all your characters, locations and background story, with everything you need to know about the world or place in which your story is set. Start with fun ways to think about making up characters, then pick your favorites and create worlds—maps of towns, illustrations of where your characters will live—using words, drawings or even scrapbooking. You’ll finally be able to combine this all together and start bringing your stories to life.

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