An edition of Connections 3. (2003)

Connections 3.

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Connections 3.
James Burke, Charles Mapleston
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An edition of Connections 3. (2003)

Connections 3.

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"Life is no picnic: Examine the interwoven histories of freeze dried coffee and soldier ration packs in WWII; the Star Spangled Banner and a Greek poem; and Europe's Romantic movement and Darwin's theory of evolution. Elementary stuff: Explore histories [sic] intricate web of commonalities: spiritualism and the device that makes radio reception possible; Scottish oppression and the creation of turpentine; and the debate over modern literature and the creation of Sherlock Holmes."--Container.

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Publisher
Ambrose Video
Language
English
Pages
104

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Cover of: Connections 3.
Connections 3.: Disc 5
2003, Ambrose Video
videorecording / in English
Cover of: Connections 3.
Connections 3.: Disc 1
2003, Ambrose Video
videorecording / in English
Cover of: Connections 3.
Connections 3.: Disc 3
2003, Ambrose Video
videorecording / in English
Cover of: Connections 3.
Connections 3.: Disc 4
2003, Ambrose Video
videorecording / in English
Cover of: Connections 3.
Connections 3.: Disc 2
2003, Ambrose Video
videorecording / in English

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Table of Contents

Life is no picnic
Elementary stuff.

Edition Notes

Program content c1997.

DVD.

Optional English subtitles.

Published in
New York, NY
Other Titles
Life is no picnic., Elementary stuff.

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[videorecording] /
Pagination
1 videodisc (104 min.)
Number of pages
104

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OL47068481M
OCLC/WorldCat
53942313

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"Feedback: Electronic agents may be our servants using feedback mathematics that won World War II based on an idea from France's vineyards where the Humane Society began while a doctor in Michigan created cornflakes. What's in a name?: A breakfast leads to corn cob garbage used for 'furfan' which creates resin for bonding that leads to inventing the tractor and diesal engine and to the creation of the Smithsonian in Washington, DC."--Container.

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