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Let's Play Ball includes 10 world-class artworks featuring ball sports and ball players. Each image includes questions and comments meant to get you and your little ones looking closely at the pictures together and exploring what you see. In Let's Play Ball you'll travel to an urban baseball in Manhattan's Lower East Side, a Persian polo match, a Native American Indian lacrosse game on ice, and more! Learn more at www.artthatsfun.com. Ball Games is part of a series called Art Adventures for Children, written by an art historian and mother of two along with her daugther and husband. They created the series to inspire children and the adults who love them to bond and have fun using first-rate artworks as shared vantage points. In addition to the benefits of the special time looking and reading together with loved ones, children may build particular skills such as 1) visual literacy (so important in our world increasingly dominated by images), 2) critical thinking, 3) creativity, 4) focus, and 5) familiarity with different parts of the world and the variety things you can make with different materials--all while having fun! A portion of the proceeds from the Art Adventures for Children series will be donated to art education nonprofit organizations focused on children.

6 x 9 dimensions Sturdy matte cover white, lined pages Perfect gift idea for students, or those who love to write Be proud of where you come from!

Features Soft, white pages with dark, blank lines Perfect for composing song lyrics, ideas, poems, plans, etc. A great gift for the creative type in your life! A sturdy, matte cover with a eye-popping design Fits in most travel bags and backpacks Great for long trips Use this wonderful notebook in the park, on a bus, on a plane, in the car, in a coffee shop, or while relaxing at home!

6 x 9 dimensions Sturdy matte cover white, lined pages Perfect gift idea for students, or those who love to write Be proud of where you come from!

Isn't fruit a wonderful treat? This book is full of fun and beautiful pictures and sculptures of fruit, including melons, strawberries, grapes, apples, peaches, mangoes, bananas, pineapples, pomegranates, persimmons, and even dragon fruit! It includes 10 world-class artworks featuring fruit and a bit of information about each with questions and comments meant to get you and your little ones looking closely at the pictures together and exploring what you see. In Fruit you'll see a monkey stealing a bunch of grapes in a French rococo painting, two guys hanging out in a miniature Japanese persimmon sculpture, and a glorious selection of fruit painted on a canvas so large it might be bigger than your little one! Learn more at www.artthatsfun.com. Fruit is part of a series called Art Adventures for Children, written by an art historian and mother of two along with her daughter and husband. They created the series to inspire children and the adults who love them to bond and have fun using first-rate artworks as shared vantage points. In addition to the benefits of the special time looking and reading together with loved ones, children may build particular skills such as 1) visual literacy (so important in our world increasingly dominated by images), 2) critical thinking, 3) creativity, 4) focus, and 5) familiarity with different parts of the world and the variety things you can make with different materials--all while having fun! A portion of the proceeds from the Art Adventures for Children series will be donated to art education nonprofit organizations focused on children.

Conditions for this reaction involve addition of NaIO4 as oxidant, NaI as a promoter, dimethylaminopyridine (DMAP) as base and an amine in a vessel charged with CO. After optimization of this reaction for choice of base, amount of oxidant, promoter, solvents, CO pressure and temperature, ureas from simple primary amines and aromatic amines have been isolated in excellent yields (72-96%).

Horses are the favorite animal of so many children (and adults)! This fun book includes 10 world-class artworks featuring horses and a bit of information about each with questions and comments meant to get you and your little ones looking closely at the pictures together and exploring what you see. In Horses you'll travel to the Paris racetracks with Toulouse-Lautrec, the Spanish circus with Goya, the American west with Remington and a 500-year old Mughal garden with a whole team of artists. You'll even get to search for horses on a "crazy" quilt and discover how an artist sculpted a racing horse 1,000 years ago in China! Learn more at www.artthatsfun.com. Horses is part of a series called Art Adventures for Children, written by an art historian and mother of two along with her daugther and husband. They created the series to inspire children and the adults who love them to bond and have fun using first-rate artworks as shared vantage points. In addition to the benefits of the special time looking and reading together with loved ones, children may build particular skills such as 1) visual literacy (so important in our world increasingly dominated by images), 2) critical thinking, 3) creativity, 4) focus, and 5) familiarity with different parts of the world and the variety things you can make with different materials--all while having fun!

Keywords: MEMS, Micro-Bridge, Microcavity, Interferometry, Optical Interrogation.