In the 1960s, the BBC screened 253 episdoes of its cult science fiction show Doctor Who, starring William Hartnell and then Patrick Troughton as the time travelling doctor. Yet by 1975, the Corporation had wiped the master tapes of every single one to these episodes. Of the 124 Doctor Who episodes starring Jon Pertwee shown between 1970 and 1974, the BBC destroyed over half of the original transmission tapes within two years of their original broadcast. For the first time this book looks in detail at how the episodes came to be missing in the first place, and examines how material subsequently came to be returned to the BBC.

Black & White Edition How did people clean their rear ends before the invention of paper? The ancient Greeks used stones! Really! This rear-window view of the history of the world also details how the kings and queens of England and France wiped their royal asses? Not like you and I. What does Judaism, Islam and Buddhism have to say about this act? Surprisingly a lot. How did an ass-kisser -- that is, man who actually kissed his patron's ass -- almost become Pope. Who is the real father of toilet paper? You won't find the answer on the Internet. Why do most people in the world think that wiping with paper is disgusting? Is there a better way? This is the first book to present a fully-documented history of the act that every human being has done every day since the beginning of time.

Roger Priddy’s spiral bound Wipe Clean: Early Learning Activity Book offers essential spelling, math, and creative exercises in a workbook that reinforces understanding and encourages practice. With lots of early learning activities to do, children can learn new skills and practice writing, counting, telling the time, and drawing their favorite animals again and again with this fantastic wipe-clean book.

Channel Five predicted a blanket of snow for Thanksgiving weekend--unusual, but not alarming for the little Bainbridge island. What comes is a blinding blizzard, and a mass disappearance of nearly every person Austyn Schmitt knows. He and his family flee, trying to escape the snow and the invisible forces stealing people right from the street... Miles away, Dillon Black battles the same storm. Alone, he attempts to survive as snow envelops his house. When the storm breaks, Dillon makes his way to wherehe thinks the snow ends, and the world lies empty. Join Dillon, Austyn, and the other survivors as they fight to find the truth about the apocalypse and discover how to live in their new world.

Help your preschooler master tracing and pen control skills with this colorful, practical and fun wipe-clean book from Roger Priddy. The sturdy board pages are full of great exercises and activities for your child to complete, helping them to develop these key first skills which lead to the ability to form letters and numbers before learning to write. The special pen included with the book allows all the exercises to be done over and over – simply wipe away with a cloth and try again!

Using the simple and fun activities, children can learn to write and count numbers again and again with this amazing wipe-clean activity book.

This Giant Activity Work Book has 114 pages of wipe-clean activities, from writing to spelling, math to telling the time, and plenty of fun puzzles to do. The book has a spiral, so the pages lie flat, and comes with a dry-wipe pen, enabling children to complete and repeat the activities again and again. Illustrated with bright and colorful photographs, it is a good book for children to dip into and learn key early years skills, while having fun along the way.

A humorous, down-to-earth history of toilet and toilet wiping practices across cultures.