A study of the political, military and technical aspects of Britain's nuclear weapons programme under the Macmillan government, contrasting Britain's perceived political decline with its growth in technological mastery and military nuclear capability. Important reading for anyone interested in the history and military technology of the cold war.

Hidden in the children's ward of an abandoned mental hospital, lied the greatest secret the world would ever know. It would only take the actions of one brave man to discover it. A man... well brave may be to strong a word perhaps a man with a sense of adventure. A man with the strength of character... ok even maybe that's a bit unrealistic, I think a better word is slightly deranged. A man with abilities far... You know what? I don't think that right either, completely deranged, that bit harsh. Insane, and slightly cannibalistic is more like it to. Any way, he discovered these writings of...

This little book is for those people interested in knowing what those fancy names used to describe food dishes mean.

From the creator of the mash-up, "Pac-Txt," comes the next great leap backwards in technology, Paper Pong. Mixing retro with the even-more-retro, Paper Pong melds together the technological achievements of Gutenberg from the 1400's with the arcade classics of the 80's. Pushing finite state machines to their limits, Paper Pong includes an unbeatable "AI" (p2.y = ball.y), no ability to encode score and a nearly unbearable level of discrete ball positions, making this book useful for little more than a coffee table conversation piece. Each page is an elegant monochromatic state of a Ping-Pong...

A summary of discoveries made during archaelogical excavations carried out in 2003 along the route of a pipeline crossing Norfolk from east to west, which showed evidence of Neolithic settlements, Bronze Age activity, Iron Age practices, Roman dwellings, and a reordering of the landscape in the late medieval period.