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May 10th 06
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OVER 100 FREE BOOKS & SCI JOURNALS (HOW TO DOWNLOAD)
Over the past weeks. I have successfully downloaded in the net many major physics books worth over $10,000 and the entire Scientific American magazine archives from 1993 to 2006 including all special editions. I'll share with you how. It's very simple Why didn't someone tell me this before. The following is the partial list of books in just one file of the thousands available. Instructions of how to download is in the bottom. It has to do with the amazing internet thing called torrent where in addition to downloading all movies, you can get ebooks, audio books, etc. 1.43 gig file "physics and mathematics ebook collection" (complete ebooks with identical contents to the books you get at amazon.com) containing: Griffiths D.J. Introduction to electrodynamics ( 3ed., PH, 1999)(T)(596s).djvu Griffiths D.J. Introduction to elementary particles (Wiley, 1987)(T)(405s).djvu Griffiths D.J. Introduction to quantum mechanics (PH, 1995)(T)(408s).djvu Wald R.M. General relativity (1984)(T)(494s).djvu Walls D.F., Milburn G.J. Quantum optics(T)(370s).djvu Waner S. Introduction to Differential Geometry and General Relativity(128s).djvu Weinberg S - The Quantum Theory Of Fields Vol 1 Foundations (Cup 1995)(634S).djvu Weinberg S - Quantum Theory Of Fields Vol 2 - Modern Applications (1996).djvu Weinberg S. Quantum field theory, vol. 3.. Supersymmetry (CUP, 2000)(L)(T)(225s).djvu Sakurai J J Modern Quantum Mechanics (Aw, 1994)(T)(513S).djvu Schmidt V.V. The physics of semiconductors.springer.djvu Shankar R. Principles of quantum mechanics (2ed., Plenum, 1994)(T)(453s).djvu Jacksons J.D. Classical electrodynamics (Wiley, 1962)(T)(656s).djvu Jacksons Classical Electrodynamics (Solutions).pdf Jacksons J.D. A Companion to Classical Electrodynamics 3rd Edition.pdf Peskin and Schroeder - Introduction to Quantum Field Theory.djvu Phillips A.C. Introduction to quantum mechanics (Wiley, 2003)(T)(284s).djvu Ballentine L Quantum Mechanics - A Modern Development (1998)(T)(673S).djvu Cohen-Tannoudji Introduction to quantum electrodynamics.djvu Cohen-Tannoudji.Quantum mechanics, vol.1.djvu Cohen-Tannoudji.Quantum mechanics, vol.2.djvu Greiner W. Quantum mechanics, an introduction (4ed., Springer, 2001)(T)(512s).djvu Greiner W., Mueller B. Quantum mechanics.. symmetries (2ed., Springer, 1994)(600dpi)(L)(T)(258s).djvu Aitchison, Hey. Gauge theories in particle physics vol 1 (IOP)(T)(406s).djvu Arias J.M., Lozano M. (eds.) Advanced course in modern nuclear physics (Springer, LNP 581, 2001)(T)(342s).djvu Baez J.C., Muniain J.P. Gauge theories, knots, and gravity (WS, 1994)(L)(T)(239s).djvu Baez, Segal, Zhou. Introduction to Algebraic and Constructive Quantum Field Theory (PUP, 1992)(T)(154s).djvu Bell J Speakable And Unspeakable In Quantum Mechanics (Cup, 1987)(K)(T)(225S).djvu Bitsadze A.V. Equations of mathematical physics (Mir, 1980)(K)(318s).djvu Bitsatze A.V. Equations of mathematical physics (Mir, 1980)(L)(T)(159s).djvu Blagojevic_M_Gravitation_and_gauge_symmetries_2002 _final_T_534s_.djvu Bonometto_ed_Modern_cosmology_2001_compilation_T_4 82s_.djvu Borne_Lochak_Stumpf_Nonperturbative_Quantum_Field_ Theory_and_the_Structure_of_Matter_Kluwer_2002_T_3 45s_.djvu Bratteli_O_Robinson_D_W_Vol_1_Operator_algebras_an d_quantum_statistical_mechanics_2ed_Springer_2002_ T_520s_.djvu Bratteli_O_Robinson_D_W_Vol_2_Operator_algebras_an d_quantum_statistical_mechanics_2ed_Springer_2002_ T_532s_.djvu Brown L.S. Quantum Field Theory (CUP, 1992)(L)(T)(277s).djvu Callan C.J. Topics in advanced quantum mechanics (Princeton lectures, 1996)(T)(189s).djvu Cap_F_F_Mathematical_methods_in_physics_and_engine ering_with_Mathematica_CRC_2003_339s_.djvu Cardy_J_Scaling_and_Renormalization_in_Statistical _Physics_CUP_1996_T_252s_.djvu Chung T.J. Computational fluid dynamics (CUP, 2002)(T)(1022s).djvu Collins_G_W_Fundamentals_of_stellar_astrophysics_2 003_T_525s_.djvu Courant-Hilbert - Methods of mathematical physics - 1.djvu Debnath L., Mikusinski P. Introduction to Hilbert spaces with applications (AP, 1990)(L)(T)(261s).djvu DeWitt. Quantum field theory in curved spacetime (PR19, 1975)(T)(63s).djvu Di_Francesco_P_Mathieu_P_Senechal_D_Conformal_fiel d_theory_Springer_L_T_394s_.djvu Dictionary of pure and applied physics (CRC, 2001)(T)(382s).djvu Encyclopedia_of_astronomy_and_astrophysics_2002_53 06s_.djvu Fain B. Irreversibilities in Quantum Mechanics (Kluwer, 2002)(T)(224s).djvu Feynman Mathematical Formulation Of Quantum Electrodynamics (Phys Rev 80, 1950)(T)(18S).djvu Feynman.R.P..QED,.the.strange.theory.of.light.and. matter.(Princeton,.1985)(T)(163s)[Wersja Jezykowa EN].(osloskop.net).djvu Gambini R., Pullin J. Loops, knots, gauge theories and quantum gravity (CUP, 1996).djvu Geometry, topology and physics.djvu Goldstein, Classical Mechanics (3rd edition,english,686s).djvu Gravitation and gauge fields (1999).djvu Gravitation.. an introduction to current research (Wiley, 1962).djvu Greiner Termodynamics and Stat.Mechanics(400dpi)(T)(480s).djvu Greiner W. Classical mechanics. Point particles and relativity (Springer, 2004)(T)(510s).djvu Hameka H.F. Quantum mechanics.. a conceptual approach (Wiley, 2004)(T)(204s).djvu Hestenes D. Spacetime calculus, with applications to electrodynamics, quantum theory and gravitation (draft)(T)(73s).djvu Hirth JP, Lothe J. Theory of Dislocations (Wiley, 1982)(T)(435s).djvu Huang K Statistical Mechanics (2Ed , Wiley, 1987)(T)(506S).djvu Jackson J.D. Classical electrodynamics (Wiley, 1962)(T)(656s).djvu Kivelson, Russell (eds.). Introduction to space physics (CUP, 1995)(C)(505s).djvu Kleinert_H_Quantum_field_theory_and_particle_physi cs_T_1092s_.djvu Liddle A. Introduction to modern cosmology (2ed., Wiley, 2003)(T)(189s).djvu Liddle_A_Introduction_to_modern_cosmology_2ed_Wile y_2003_T_189s_.djvu Liddle_A_R_Lyth_D_H_Cosmological_inflation_and_lar ge-scale_structure_CUP_2000_T_412s_.djvu Marciano.-.Quantum.chromodynamics.(1978)(T)(140s).djvu Mathematics - Calculus Of Variations With Applications To Physics & Engineering - Robert Weinstock - Dover Publications (Djvu).djvu Millikan RA. - A First Course In Physics.djvu Muga J.G., Mayato R.S., Egusquiza I.L. Time in quantum mechanics (Springer LNPm72, 2002)(T)(414s).djvu Nikitin, Boyko, Popovich (eds.). Symmetry in Nonlinear Mathematical Physics (Kiiv, 2001)(T)(784s).djvu Oman.-.How.to.solve.school.physics.problems(364s).djvu Peres_A_Quantum_theory_concepts_and_methods_Kluwer _2002_T_463s_.djvu Physics - Photons And Atoms - Introduction To Quantum Electrodynamics.djvu Polchinski_J_String_theory_vol_1_CUP_1998_K_T_405s _.djvu Polchinski_J_String_theory_vol_2_CUP_1998_K_T_534s _.djvu Prugovecki E. Quantum mechanics in Hilbert space (AP, 1971)(L)(T)(334s).djvu Puri R.R. Mathematical methods of quantum optics (Springer, 2001)(T)(303s).djvu Reed Simon - Modern Mathematical Physics.djvu Reed.M.Methods.of.Mathematical.Physics.Vol1.Functi onal.Analysis.2Ed.(1980).djvu Reed.M.Methods.of.Mathematical.Physics.Vol2.Fourie r.Analysis.Self.Adjointness.(1975).djvu Reed.M.Methods.of.Mathematical.Physics.Vol3.Scatte ring.Theory.(1979).djvu Schiff L.I. Quantum mechanics (MGH, 1949)(T)(417s).djvu Snieder. A Guided Tour of Mathematical Physics (1998, 267s).djvu Springer_Verlag_Bricmont_2001_Probabilities_in_phy sics.djvu Stewart J. Advanced general relativity (CUP, 1991)(L)(T)(118s).djvu Sussman G J , Wisdom J , Meyer M E Structure And Interpretation Of Classical Mechanics (Mit, 2000)(T)(527S).djvu Thaller B. The Dirac equation (Springer, 1992)(L)(T)(187s).djvu Volovik_G_E_The_universe_in_a_helium_droplet_Oxfor d_2003_T_526s_.djvu Welford W - Useful Optics(T)(76S).djvu Wesson_J_Tokamaks_3Ed_Oxford_2004_K_T_755S_.djvu Ziman J.M. Elements of advanced quantum theory (CUP, 1969)(L)(T)(140s).djvu Zwiebach B. A first course in string theory(T)(369s).djvu Benjamin Crowell - Optics.pdf Chow T.L. Mathematical methods for physicists.. a concise introduction (CUP, 2000)(569s).pdf Ebook(PDF) Mathematics - An Introductory To Electromagnetics.pdf Encyclopedic Dictionary Of Mathematics Second edition.pdf Feynman's Simple Quantum Mechanics (Taylor).pdf First Course in string theory - B. Zwiebach.pdf Functional Analysis and Semi-Groups.pdf Hameka H.F. Quantum mechanics.. a conceptual approach (Wiley, 2004)(204s).pdf Handbook of Mathematical Functions - Abramowitz - Stegun - .pdf Liddle A. Introduction to modern cosmology (2ed., Wiley, 2003)(189s).pdf Linear Algebra (Prentice-Hall, Edition 2, 1971).pdf Math-Probabilistic Markov Chain Monte Carlo Methods-Neal-1993 (1).pdf Mathemagic.pdf Mathematics - Basic Math.pdf Mathematics - Calculus Bible.pdf Mathematics - Linear Algebra Book.pdf mathematics, basic math and algebra.pdf Misc/Cambridge - Vector Calculus.pdf Misc/Complex Algebra 2001.pdf Misc/invariantbanach.pdf Misc/invariantsubspaces.pdf Misc/The Discrete Laplace Z Transform.pdf Norbury - Quantum Mechanics for Undergraduates.pdf Ramanujan Notebooks/Ramanujan Notebooks I.pdf Ramanujan Notebooks/Ramanujan Notebooks II.pdf Ramanujan Notebooks/Ramanujan Notebooks III.pdf Riemannzeta1.pdf Saltsidis P., Brinne B. Solutions to problems in Sakurai's Quantum Mechanics (1999).pdf Solutions to Sakurai's Probls. in Quantum Mechanics.pdf Springer Verlag - 2002 - J.D. Murray - Mathematical Biology. An Introduction - Third Edition - ISBN 0387952233 - 576s - EEn.pdf CRC Concise Encyclopedia- Mathematics/CRC Concise Encyclopedia Mathematics 1.pdf CRC Concise Encyclopedia- Mathematics/CRC Concise Encyclopedia Mathematics 2.pdf CRC Concise Encyclopedia- Mathematics/CRC Concise Encyclopedia Mathematics 3.pdf CRC Concise Encyclopedia- Mathematics/CRC Concise Encyclopedia Mathematics 4.pdf Mathematics - A Brief History Of Algebra And Computing.pdf Mathematics - a tutorial on learning bayesian networks.pdf Mathematics - Advanced Number Theory (1).pdf Mathematics - Algebraic Topology.pdf Mathematics - An Introduction to Cybernetics.pdf Mathematics - An Introduction to Digital Audio.pdf Mathematics - An Introduction to Statistical Signal Processing.pdf Mathematics - Calculus, Volume 1.pdf Mathematics - Encyclopedia Dictionary of Mathematics [Section D].pdf Mathematics - Fourier Transforms and Waves.pdf Mathematics - Graham - Knuth - Patashnik - Concrete Mathematics.pdf Mathematics - Linear Algebra.pdf [ebook] Mathematics - An Introduction to Neural Networks.pdf DjView/WinDjView-0.2.3.exe !WinDjView-0.2.3.exe ----------------------------------------------------- HOW TO DOWNLOAD Go to www.bitlord.com Download the free Bitlord 1.1 client Go to www.torrentreactor.net search for "Mathematics and physics ebook collection" or simply "physics" and a file with the above contents worth 1.4Gig will be available for download. However, you can simply download one book without the rest. In the Bitlord client. Go to files and choose the book, for example "Jackson J.D. Classical electrodynamics" or Griffiths Introduction to Quantum Mechanics" and "disable" the others. Now to download the entire Sci-Am issues from 1993 to 2006 (yes, all colored mag the same as each monthly issues being sold at newstand). Go to www.demonoid.com login using any anonymous email or account. Search for "SCI AM ARCHIVES 1993 TO 2006 INCLUDING ALL SPECIAL EDITIONS" or just "Sci-Am" where many other files will come up like "Frontier of Physics special edition" It's so incredible. Imagine owning each issue. Note only demonoid.com needs to login, the other sites need not require any logging in. You can download at www.torrentreactor.net the file "A nice collection of math books" with the following book listings in just one file about 500Meg. Algebra Abstract Algebra Algebra Groups Algebra Challenging Problems Algebraic groups and Discontinuous Subgroups Elementary Linear Algebra Elements of Abstract and Linear Algebra Feynman Physics Lectures Lectures on Matricies Linear Algebra Math Resource Part I - Algebra Complex Algebra 2001 Fundamental Problems in Algorithmic Algebra Workbook in Higher Algebra Basic Math and Algerba Matrix algebra Problems in Algorithmic Algebra Toeplitz and Circulant Matrices a Review Volume 9 Fuzzy Algebra Mathematics - Linear Algebra Elements of abstract & linear algebra Linear Algebra Book Elements of Abstract and Linear Algebra Linear Algebra, 2nd ed - Kenneth Hoffman, Ray Kunze, 1971 Linear Algebra Elements of Abstract and Linear Algebra Abstract And Linear Algebra Volume 10 Linear Algebra Differential Algebra Calculus advanced calculus and analysis Math Calculus Bible Advanced determinant calculus Alder - Multivariate Calculus Foundations Of Calculus Stochastic Calculus and Finance Advanced calculus Differential Forms in Geometric calculus Elementary calculus Fourier Theory infinate series integral_transforms Intro to Tensor Calculus Calculus of Finite Difference Calculus, Volume 1 Introduction To Tensor Calculus Tom M Apostol - Calculus vol. 1 Tom M Apostol - Calculus vol. 2 Monotona Operators and Nonlinear PDE's Noncommutative reimann integration Residue Calculus Evaluation of Infinite Integrals Riemann Complex Analysis Arnold Complex Analysis Complex Analysis G12CAN Complex Analysis Int An Introduction to Complex Analysis for Engineers Real Hypersurfaces and Complex Analysis Geometry Algebraic Geometry Differential Geometry in Physic Differential Geometry in Physics, 1 of 4 Differential Geometry in Physics, 2 of 4 Differential Geometry in Physics, 3 of 4 Differential Geometry in Physics, 4 of 4 Differential Geometry - Analysis and Physics Circle Geometry Natural Operations in Differential Geo Geometric Asymptotics Geometry of the Diric theory Introduction to Differential Geometry and General Relativity Key Geometry A Review 2003 Lawriech02 - Chapter 2 - Geometry Math Resource Part II - Geometry Classical Geometr Natural Operations in Differential Geometry Natural Operations in Differential Geometry The differential Geometry of Parametric Primitives Number theory Advanced Number Theory An Introduction to The Theory of Numbers Theory of numbers Topics In Number Theory Vasantha Book2 Topology Algebraic Topology Brin, Matthew G. - Introduction to Differential Topology Trigonometry Mathematics, Trigonometry Teach Yourself Trigonometry Misc 7D Dissident Maps A Few Classic Unknowns in Mathematics AeqB Allen Hatcher - Vector Bundles and K-Theory An Introduction to Neural Networks Automorphic Forms, Representations, and L-functions Breakthroughs in Mathematics Brin, Matthew G. - Introduction to Differential Topology Contempory Mathematics CRC Concise Encyclopedia Mathematics4 Elliptic Boundry Value Problems Fileds_and_Galois_Theory Finite element analysis - introduce Finite Maths Functional Analysis Graham, Knuth, Patashnik - Concrete Mathematics Graph Theory Homework #1 - Discrete Mathematics Inner-city Math Exam Intro To Galois Theory Introduction to Finite Element Math Invitation To Higher Local Feilds Laplace Table Math Handbook of Formulas & Tables Magic tricks Concrete Mathematics Getting Started with Mathematica Language Proof and Logic Math And Physics Formulas Mathematica Course Mathematical Economics and Finance Remarks on the History and Philosophy of Mathe Vector Bundles and K-Theory Mathematics and Art MATLAB LinearAlgebra Ramanujan Notebooks II Riemann Problem Description Riemannzeta Romance Mathematics SAT Questions Schaums Mathematical Handbook of Formulas and Tables Seven Famous Unsolved Math Puzzles Topics in Group Theory Wiles FLT ModEllCur ----------------------------------- Well. I just found all this so amazing. Torrent is like the gift of knowledge. Come on. You can't expect us to spend our money buying all of them worth over $10,000. Not all of us have millions of $$$ like Old Man. Also the free ebooks and mags are useful for anyone especially uneducated crackpots like Newedena and plain newbies. To all crackpots (newedena, fleming, retic, etc.) There is no more excuses for ignorance. All of the references are available for free now. A good printer to print them is the HP Laserjet 1010. I have already printed over 3000 pages and the toner is still as good. If you have any questions about downloading them and especially sharing new ebook file or archives. Let me know. Onward to greater knowledge! All that is remaining is to read them. Right now. There are just so many to download in the torrent like movies and TV specials (for example all Nova specials) that I found myself spending a lot of time watching the shows and listening to the audio ebooks. And yes, all the Feynmann books (and audio lectures) are also available. Here is the list of torrents I visited: www.torrentspy.com www.torrentreactor.net isohunt.com thepiratebay.org demonoid.com etc. Btw, in case you don't know how torrent works. It's like this. All the files are NOT stored in any of the above sites. They are all stored in the computers of the downloaders. The above sites just "tracks" them. For example. When I downloaded the Feynman Lectures of Physics Vol 1 - 3 at isohunt.com I didn't get it from the sites but from the computers of say 15 downloaders who at the same time is uploading the files to me. The popular files are always available because many new ones are downloading them and uploading them. Btw.. The ones who got the complete files in their computers are called Seeders. You can get more information in the www.bitlord.com Well. A year ago I heard of torrent but I didn't download the bitlord or azureus client and so can't download the files after the icon is saved to the desktop. I thought they were defective. I just learnt about how to download 3 weeks ago. At that time, I didn't even think that those torrents hold valuable collections of physics ebooks and major magazines. Btw.. I also downloaded the entire weekly New Scientist online issues of 2005. It's amazing. Lastly. I'm sure many of you would say this is piracy and I've been thinking whether to post this thing or not. But judging by so many uneducated crackpots who are lost. This message can help them get to the right path and avoid wasting a lifetime of delusional beliefs and fallacy. It is for this reason that sharing this informaiton is justified. Torrent may be basic information to many of you but there are some who may not be aware of it. And to those cyber patrol tracking us. I downloaded from Cybercafe with fast dsl, put all the files in DVD. Print them at home. Formatted my hard drive. Put the 3000 pages printed material at a safe place. So try to find the rest of the millions of downloaders if you wanna catch them. For those nervous. Download at cybercafe too, put the files in DVD blanks and you are safe. Regards, Know edge P.S. If you come across other good physics files in torrent format or others, pls. share it here or email me privately. 
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May 10th 06
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OVER 100 FREE BOOKS & SCI JOURNALS (HOW TO DOWNLOAD)
Some of the above books my be Hobba or Hansen level and quite
hard for newedena or other self-taught newbies unless you are good in basic calculus. In the demonoid.com torrent site, there is a 3 meg file called Algebra + Calculus Demystified. It is high quality original ebooks with the same contents as: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/007...lance&n=283155 There are also many interesting video lectures on calculus and precalculus such as TTC Calculus Made clear by Michael Stabird at www.torrentspy.com, a most wanted file as well as Calculus Crash Course. Just search under "calculus" in any of the torrent sites for the lectures and ebooks. Pls. share the most interesting one as there are hundreds of them and I can't download all. Remember that those files are not located in any sites. This means after some time and people no longer download them. They are no longer available as you can only get them while the people computers have the files being downloaded and uploaded so don't wait when you see stuff you like. But most of the time popular files such as Feynman Lectures of Physics vol 1-3 are constantly available because people continue to download them. Note the site demonoid.com may occasionally report registration full but try again after a few hours and you can already register using hotmail or anything and thereby gain access to the sites. The reward would be the access to the entire Sci-Am issues from 1993 to 2006. The colorful illustration in the physics articles is just amazing. Know edge wrote: Griffiths D.J. Introduction to electrodynamics ( 3ed., PH, 1999)(T)(596s).djvu Griffiths D.J. Introduction to elementary particles (Wiley, 1987)(T)(405s).djvu Griffiths D.J. Introduction to quantum mechanics (PH, 1995)(T)(408s).djvu Wald R.M. General relativity (1984)(T)(494s).djvu Walls D.F., Milburn G.J. Quantum optics(T)(370s).djvu Waner S. Introduction to Differential Geometry and General Relativity(128s).djvu Weinberg S - The Quantum Theory Of Fields Vol 1 Foundations (Cup 1995)(634S).djvu Weinberg S - Quantum Theory Of Fields Vol 2 - Modern Applications (1996).djvu Weinberg S. Quantum field theory, vol. 3.. Supersymmetry (CUP, 2000)(L)(T)(225s).djvu
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May 10th 06
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BernardZ wrote: P.S. If you come across other good physics files in torrent format or others, pls. share it here or email me privately. The trouble is its not so pleasant to read from a computer screen, a book. -- That's why I print them using HP laserjet 1010 which can print over 5000 pages. But if one can afford it. Of course it is best to buy the books esp. if you'll bring them to schools. For colored pages. There is the new continuous ink tank system where they put external bottles that are connected using small hose to the cartridge head of an Epson or cannon printer. That way, you can print the entire 1993-2006 Scientific American issues for only $5 for the external ink. Well. Lecture audios are what many students mainly got from Torrent. Although I heard of torrent a year ago. I avoided it because I thought you only get movies there. When I tried to search for physics videos, I came across the magazines and books and audios. I know most would go to the normal path of buying the books but for some of us, we may not have budgets for over $5000 physics and math books and torrent (plus HP laserjet 1010 or 1020) is our friend. K.
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May 10th 06
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"Know edge" wrote in message ps.com... SNIP For colored pages. There is the new continuous ink tank system where they put external bottles that are connected using small hose to the cartridge head of an Epson or cannon printer. That way, you can print the entire 1993-2006 Scientific American issues for only $5 for the external ink. Hey that's great!  )Where can you get those systems, or where is the "how to" info so that I don't mess up my printer? Harald Well. Lecture audios are what many students mainly got from Torrent. Although I heard of torrent a year ago. I avoided it because I thought you only get movies there. When I tried to search for physics videos, I came across the magazines and books and audios. I know most would go to the normal path of buying the books but for some of us, we may not have budgets for over $5000 physics and math books and torrent (plus HP laserjet 1010 or 1020) is our friend. K.
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May 10th 06
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Harry wrote: "Know edge" wrote in message ps.com... SNIP For colored pages. There is the new continuous ink tank system where they put external bottles that are connected using small hose to the cartridge head of an Epson or cannon printer. That way, you can print the entire 1993-2006 Scientific American issues for only $5 for the external ink. Hey that's great! )Where can you get those systems, or where is the "how to" info so that I don't mess up my printer? Harald http://www.nomorecarts.com/ http://www.continuousink.com/default.asp http://www.shortcourses.com/how/cis/cis.htm or search under "continuous ink" in goggle. Note that not all printers are compatible. See the listings of compatible printers in the above site and elsewhere. In essence. The printer head must be built-in and not in the cartridge. But if you got the right setup, yes, you can print the entire 1993-2006 150+issues of Sci-Am or others for only $5 and that's full color. Printing business profits so much from the 95% savings in ink costs. (For PBS Nova lovers. There's this site www.mininova.org which has complete collection of Nova videos. Physics related a Nova Elegant Universe 3-part Nova The Ghost Particle (about neutrinos... fantastic!) Nova Einstein's Big Idea Nova Einstein Revealed part 1 & 2 Nova Origins etc. Still getting them. Wish I had a fast dsl connection I'm sorry for mentioning this stuff. I can't resist for the sake of those who don't have extra budgets for the huge expenses in physics related educational materials. K Well. Lecture audios are what many students mainly got from Torrent. Although I heard of torrent a year ago. I avoided it because I thought you only get movies there. When I tried to search for physics videos, I came across the magazines and books and audios. I know most would go to the normal path of buying the books but for some of us, we may not have budgets for over $5000 physics and math books and torrent (plus HP laserjet 1010 or 1020) is our friend. K.
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May 11th 06
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Know edge wrote: Over the past weeks. I have successfully downloaded in the net many major physics books worth over $10,000 and the entire Scientific American magazine archives from 1993 to 2006 Get a subscription to a good usenet news server such as Giganews, and loot at the alt.binaries.e-books.technical. People post vast floods of physics and maths ebooks, and every other subject under the sun, (and even in it - I have several on astrophysics ;-P) I've collected several thousand over several years, but the snag is if you're not careful you'll end up spending so much time downloading and sorting them you'll have none left over to actually read them! Cheers John R Ramsden
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May 11th 06
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"Know edge" wrote in message oups.com... Harry wrote: "Know edge" wrote in message ps.com... SNIP For colored pages. There is the new continuous ink tank system where they put external bottles that are connected using small hose to the cartridge head of an Epson or cannon printer. That way, you can print the entire 1993-2006 Scientific American issues for only $5 for the external ink. Hey that's great! )Where can you get those systems, or where is the "how to" info so that I don't mess up my printer? Harald http://www.nomorecarts.com/ http://www.continuousink.com/default.asp http://www.shortcourses.com/how/cis/cis.htm or search under "continuous ink" in goggle. Note that not all printers are compatible. See the listings of compatible printers in the above site and elsewhere. In essence. The printer head must be built-in and not in the cartridge. But if you got the right setup, yes, you can print the entire 1993-2006 150+issues of Sci-Am or others for only $5 and that's full color. Printing business profits so much from the 95% savings in ink costs. (For PBS Nova lovers. There's this site www.mininova.org which has complete collection of Nova videos. Physics related a Nova Elegant Universe 3-part Nova The Ghost Particle (about neutrinos... fantastic!) Nova Einstein's Big Idea Nova Einstein Revealed part 1 & 2 Nova Origins etc. Still getting them. Wish I had a fast dsl connection I'm sorry for mentioning this stuff. I can't resist for the sake of those who don't have extra budgets for the huge expenses in physics related educational materials. K Well, it's also good to know how to cheaply print out legally acquired docs with my Canon printer - much easier reading. Thanks! :-))
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May 11th 06
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OVER 100 FREE BOOKS & SCI JOURNALS (HOW TO DOWNLOAD)
Know edge wrote: Harry wrote: "Know edge" wrote in message ps.com... SNIP For colored pages. There is the new continuous ink tank system where they put external bottles that are connected using small hose to the cartridge head of an Epson or cannon printer. That way, you can print the entire 1993-2006 Scientific American issues for only $5 for the external ink. Hey that's great! )Where can you get those systems, or where is the "how to" info so that I don't mess up my printer? Harald http://www.nomorecarts.com/ http://www.continuousink.com/default.asp http://www.shortcourses.com/how/cis/cis.htm or search under "continuous ink" in goggle. Note that not all printers are compatible. See the listings of compatible printers in the above site and elsewhere. In essence. The printer head must be built-in and not in the cartridge. In China you can buy these "continuous ink" systems for almost any kind of printer, including printers, like the H-P printers, that have the print head in the cartridge. They come with enough ink to print thousands of pages and sell for about $10.00 for the Epson printers, and about $15.00 for the printers, that have the print head in the cartridge. And of course, all you have to do when you run out of ink, is pour in some more. The folks that use these systems, tell me that the print heads are good for thousands of pages. There are millions of colorful billboard signs in China, and the companies that print these use these inking systems. I had one of my photos printed on a 4 foot by six foot board for about ten bucks. If frazir and reff shipped a boat load of these systems to the U.S., they would make a killing. Of course, Bush and Company are anxious to force China to raise the prices on all the goodies they are selling to America, so in a year or so, fewer Chinese will have good jobs, and Americans will be deprived of many great products. -- Tom Potter http://home.earthlink.net/~tdp/ http://tdp1001.googlepages.com/home http://no-turtles.com http://www.frappr.com/tompotter http://photos.yahoo.com/tdp1001 http://spaces.msn.com/tdp1001 http://www.flickr.com/photos/tom-potter/ http://tom-potter.blogspot.com
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