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So yesterday DC announced that Wonder Woman was getting a second book for the first time in 61 years. YAY!
Oh, it's in a book with Superman. That will focus on the couples' relationship.
I thought Zack Smith's comment was spot on:
So what will this book be about? The writer has been busy answering questions on Twitter including this one
But what does that mean? Oh, you know what it means!
UPDATE: Charles Soule has told me that the the original post which only included the second screen cap put his comment out of context. I am therefor including the entire conversation.
The other participant, Josh Flanagan, has claimed he was "making a sarcastic joke".
Oh my.
The reaction to the book has been mixed although the people who don't like MY thoughts on it have been quite clear because they've been all over me in the comments, Twitter and in comics forums.
In the end, of course, it's all about sales. And apparently DC Comics has decided that feminist icon or not Wonder Woman is in the end best presented as the girlfriend of someone and both boning and flying their ways into your hearts and wallets.
So I got a good question to ask: for those who like comics yet mock fanfics because it's nothing but shipper feels and...
Goddamn it, DC.
Things I hope fail asap. Things I know that will do terribly well. -_-
Change it to Barda and Mr. Miracle and I would by it……Nope?….Ok then*keeps reading normal new 52 WW*.
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Her First Punishment is a decent website where you can go see Russian babes getting their first taste of corporal punishment. These chicks get their backsides beat so badly that if I were in their shoes, my first taste of punishment would also be my last because I would never misbehave again.
Navigating HerFirstPunishment is easy enough. An update list is provided too, so you can easily keep track of what was added to the site and when. Then you will find links to each of the more than 35 pages of content, so you can start wherever you want. Each scene is labeled with four screen caps and any links that don't apply to it (like if it doesn't have a photo gallery) are grayed out.
There are 177 videos, but you'll find that most are below average in quality. You will find some newer ones that are great in quality, though. The movies run for about 25 minutes each and you have the option of downloading them as full-length films or as shorter clips. The vids will delight most lovers of tushy torture.
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"I'm at the brink of the abyss, facing the unknow, but I still look down. I'll always look down. Madness is frightening, sure; but the unknow, the unknown is terrifying."
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We are currently wealthy, fat, comfortable and complacent. We have currently a built-in allergy to unpleasant or disturbing information. Our mass media reflect this. But unless we get up off our fat surpluses and recognize that television in the main is being used to distract, delude, amuse and insulate us, then television and those who finance it, those who look at it and those who work at it, may see a totally different picture too late.[1]I do not advocate that we turn television into a 27-inch wailing wall, where longhairs constantly moan about the state of our culture and our defense. But I would just like to see it reflect occasionally the hard, unyielding realities of the world in which we live. I would like to see it done inside the existing framework, and I would like to see the doing of it redound to the credit of those who finance and program it. Measure the results by Nielsen, Trendex or Silex-it doesn't matter. The main thing is to try[2]. The responsibility can be easily placed, in spite of all the mouthings about giving the public what it wants. It rests on big business, and on big television, and it rests at the top. Responsibility is not something that can be assigned or delegated. And it promises its own reward: good business and good television.[3]Perhaps no one will do anything about it. I have ventured to outline it against a background of criticism that may have been too harsh only because I could think of nothing better. Someone once said--I think it was Max Eastman--that "that publisher serves his advertiser best who best serves his readers." I cannot believe that radio and television, or the corporation that finance the programs, are serving well or truly their viewers or listeners, or themselves.[4]I began by saying that our history will be what we make it. If we go on as we are, then history will take its revenge, and retribution will not limp in catching up with us.[1]We are to a large extent an imitative society. If one or two or three corporations would undertake to devote just a small traction of their advertising appropriation along the lines that I have suggested, the procedure would grow by contagion; the economic burden would be bearable, and there might ensue a most exciting adventure--exposure to ideas and the bringing of reality into the homes of the nation.To those who say people wouldn't look; they wouldn't be interested; they're too complacent, indifferent and insulated, I can only reply: There is, in one reporter's opinion, considerable evidence against that contention. But even if they are right, what have they got to lose? Because if they are right, and this instrument is good for nothing but to entertain, amuse and insulate, then the tube is flickering now and we will soon see that the whole struggle is lost.This instrument can teach, it can illuminate; yes, and it can even inspire. But it can do so only to the extent that humans are determined to use it to those ends. Otherwise it is merely wires and lights in a box.[5]
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There is a simple-but-powerful irony in so many game developers wanting their efforts appreciated and recognized as an art form.
Artists historically - from all manner of disciplines and industries - have been asked to take responsibility, have been trained to take responsibility, and have volunteered to take responsibility for the personal meaning and professional purpose behind their work . . . without fear of how society may interpret their work . . . and with a legitimate interest in engaging those alternative viewpoints towards potentially uncovering greater value in that work.
In the case of games, the "artist" is everyone from every discipline who seeks to achieve that recognition - and where the "work" is art, audio, design, and programming.
Interpretation is everything and - objectively - this ancient concept alone should be enough to get all game developers and their financial partners to consider and even take a more in-depth and robust approach to their efforts.
"This instrument can teach, it can illuminate; yes, and it can even inspire. But it can do so only to the extent that humans are determined to use it to those ends."
Thanks for sharing your article on this day of giving thanks, Kim.
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Great find! I hope this will further place things into perspective for those who don't already support the cause!
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"This instrument can teach, it can illuminate; yes, and it can even inspire. But it can do so only to the extent that humans are determined to use it to those ends."
Just to clarify this though. If I read a book and I'm blown away by it. Do I praise the book (the object as a vessel of communication) or do I praise the author of the message. Obviously the author, because his inspiration not only shows his skill in understanding the medium but also his skill in understanding people.
That's what I see to be the greater problem right now. We have people who are skilled in understanding the medium (game design) but they lack the skill in fully understanding other people. In effect, the "social" component is still missing. What's promising though is that it's become more and more an increasingly important aspect of games. Thus over time, as the industry increases its knowledge and awareness of the social component, maybe we will eventually see some games that truly inspire us.
|Kim Pallister
>We have people who are skilled in understanding the medium (game design)
I think a lot of folk would disagree with you there. We're very good at using interactivity to allow people to interact with systems, or to scare or startle you in a shooter. However we have a long way to go in allowing people to interact with a system in a way that conveys more subtle emotions. The over-used "can a game make you cry?" question comes to mind. This is just shorthand for "can we learn how to use interactivity to convey sadness, envy, humor, etc".
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"I think a lot of folk would disagree with you there."
Kim: When I said the games industry has skilled people who understand the medium, I mean with regards to the components of the medium (i.e. designers, developers, UI artist, character artist, sound, etc). You would agree that the industry does have some highly skilled and talented people within it who are great at their jobs?
"The over-used "can a game make you cry?" question comes to mind. This is just shorthand for "can we learn how to use interactivity to convey sadness, envy, humor, etc"."
A lot of these feelings you just described I've felt within games already, particularly multiplayer games, because it is the human interaction between real people within the games that elicits these feelings. I mean just read about some of the amazing corporate espionage events that have occurred with EVE Online and I'm sure if you ask the people who were involved in them, they'd probably tell you their range of emotions during those experiences were amazing. This is one reason why I want to see games (particularly MMOs) with a much stronger social aspect to them (i.e. community and culture).
With regards to single player games though, ya this is extremely hard to do because you're trying to fake human interaction within the game (AI/NPCs) which is extremely difficult to do. So far the best way I've seen to achieve this is through a linear plot with set stage events, thus trying to make you feel like you are part of a story. Yet in doing this, you are neutering the beauty of interactivity, which lets you freely explore the world on your own terms and define your own story.
I mean I find it funny how we want to convey or stir emotions within games today and yet at the same time so many games try their best to remove consequences from within them (thus again neutering any feelings of sadness or loss). Maybe if games were designed with significant loss or even death within them, then we would feel much more connected to these characters and avatars of ours. I believe Bart Stewart commented on this within another Gamasutra article on "Rethinking Player Death". In effect, use loss and death as a strength, not a weakness within games. Again much harder to do in a single player game but probably feasible within a well designed MMO game.
|Bart Stewart
A good, thought-provoking (but I repeat myself) commentary piece, Kim.
I would say that it's marred somewhat by the gratuitous and debatable slap at Fox News. As a consumer of multiple news sources, Fox News seems to me to be the only major TV network delivering the "reality" that Murrow wanted the medium to provide.
But that's a quibble. The main point is the commonality of TV and games as mass media, and there I agree with you that the parallels might be instructive...
...but they actually lead me to think that Chris might be wrong. Despite Murrow's fears in an age of just a few channels, the expansion of bandwidth to many more content producers (thank you, free-market capitalism and limited regulation ;) has allowed TV to be not just high art, not just low pop culture, and not mere entertainment. In fact, it provides all of those things and many more, simultaneously.
So why can't games? Why should we think, given the history of television, that games are doomed to one form of expression?
Just as satellites and home dishes, coming at roughly the same time as deregulation, enabled the entrance of many more content providers, why assume that a similarly powerful new content delivery technology (such as digital distribution) cannot have the same effect for games?
It's not wrong to ask questions about the future of gaming. But let's not think there aren't answers. The very existence of different voices in TV -- like Fox News -- are reasons to be hopeful for the future of games, not fearful.


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It wasn't easy, but the Kingston AAA All-Stars earned a spot in next week's Dixie Youth AAA State Tournament with a second place finish in the Dixie Youth District 8 AAA Tournament that concluded Wednesday in Harriman.
Kingston finished the three-game round robin tournament with a 2-1 record and that was one game behind tournament champion Tellico Plains. The Jackets lost their tournament opener 5-1 against Tellico Plains om Saturday, but Kingston bounced back Tuesday with an 8-0 victory over Spring City.
By CINDY SIMPSON
More members of the National Guard's 278th Armored Cavalry Regiment are getting some time at home.
The group, members of the 278th's H Troop, returned to the Rockwood National Guard Armory a little after 8 p.m. Thursday.
Flags and a large banner saying "Welcome Home 278th" awaited them on Rockwood Street.
Kelly Gibson of Rockwood Merchants Association said the soldiers' families didn't even know a definite return day until Tuesday.
By DAMON LAWRENCE
One day continues to stand out from others at the Roane County Courthouse.
"Mondays are getting horrible," General Sessions Court Judge Dennis Humphrey said.
That was evident last week. Humphrey's courtroom also serves as the meeting place for the Roane County Commission. He was still holding court when commissioners showed up for their 7 p.m. meeting, so officials stood out in the hallway.
A misunderstanding or an about-face on a promise.
That issue came up last week between TVA and some residents in Swan Pond.
TVA is doing utility work in the area, and residents said that led to heavy truck traffic on Swan Pond Circle past Swan Harbour subdivision.
"The problem we're having is they promised us they would not bring truck traffic this way," resident Andy Avel said.
The family of James Kirkland said he's spent the last few weeks in the hospital.
Someone else is responsible for putting him there, they said, but finding that person has proven difficult so far.
According to a Tennessee Highway Patrol crash report, Kirkland was traveling east on Harriman Hwy. on June 30 when another vehicle, described as a log truck, crossed the center line and struck his left side mirror.
By BROWNIE ROSE
Roane Newspapers
The Harriman AA All-Stars survived a two-game tiebreaker playoff Wednesday for a place in the Dixie Youth state tournament next week in Jackson.
Harriman took home second place by first eliminating Kingston 13-9 then claiming a 16-8 win over Rockwood.
Madisonville won first place in the District AA tournament after the regular schedule of games were completed Tuesday in Rockwood.
Harriman will play its first game next Thursday in the state tournament.
Kingston vs. Harriman
By TERRI LIKENS
One of Roane County's most beloved figures, 107-year-old "Miss Roxie" McClendon of Rockwood, died Tuesday morning.
As the author of the "Eureka" column for The Rockwood Times, she was one of the oldest newspaper columnists in the world.
"She had the most peaceful, natural death," Tina Crisp said of her grand-aunt.
The civil matter between Regina Sutton and Lorri Case was settled in court.
However, the feud may not be over.
Sutton said she plans to protest outside L.A. Paws, Case's pet- grooming business on Gateway Avenue in Rockwood, on Saturday.
"I'm going to do everything I can to put her out of business," Sutton said.
Sutton's dog, a 3-year-old schnauzer named Brunswick, died at L.A. Paws on June 11.
"She killed my dog," Sutton said.
How to handle employee tattoos and body piercings was a prickly issue at Kingston City Council's July workshop meeting this week.
City Manager Jim Pinkerton brought up the issue as part of potential changes to the dress and appearance part of Kingston's personnel manual.
Ron Woody has spent years advising county governments how to do business.
Mike Farmer wanted to know if Woody thought his consultant work qualified him to be Roane County executive.
"Mr. Woody, you have indicated that you have the best experience," Farmer asked during a candidates forum on Thursday.
"Is it your position, then, that advising somebody how to do a job is better than actually doing the job yourself?"
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By Angela McManaman on May 3, 2012
Daniel Spiewak worked fulltime, wrote a book and traveled the international tech-conference circuit as a sought-after speaker while earning his bachelor's degree. Now 23, he's off to a Boulder startup to make his name in big-data analytics.
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Lavender joins black and gold on Tuesday, May 15, when the UWM LGBT Resource Center hosts the third annual Lavender Graduation celebration.
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1. Anne-Louis Girodet - The Burial of Atala
I learned that the there are two strong focuses in this piece, the woman who is bathed in light and the cross in the background which is a symbol of both religion and her death. A few secondary area are light to tell the story: The weeping man and the spade. The monk is dimly lit, and seems quite ominous. There is a lot of subtle detail in this piece and it would take me longer to get them out I think.
2. Élisabeth-Louise Vigée-Le Brun - CharlesAlexandre_de_Calonne
There are some very strong details in this piece, but the most lit areas tend to be the ones of focus: His face and his papers. Telling us he was an important man of business. His head is wonderfully framed and carefully surrounded by a tone of gradient to make it pop from the background. His suit is really simplified and hardly lit or detailed at all, this would have detracted from the important features in the piece.
3. Eugene de Blaas - Contemplation
Is a very delicate piece. The focus of the painting is all in the contrasts of her bossom and face. The other areas are some details in her hand and dress. Even though it looks very detailed there is only enough detail to draw your eye up and towards her face. The simple background helps focus on the figure.
4. 04. Charles-Webster-Hawthorne - BeforeTheBall
I like this painting because it has really high contrast of almost pure black and pure white. The subject matter of the woman viewing her younger self in the mirror is very contemplative and adds a secondary area of focus. Her waist cloth breaks up the large wedding gown and separates the top and bottom of the image in terms of weight, this allows us to focus on the top two figures and then later admire her gown. The curtain on the right is preventing the black from becoming too severe in highlighting her obvious silhouette.
05. Frank Frazetta - A Fighting Man on Mars
This piece is deceptively complex in details. The light falls specifically on the main focus: the sexy babe. And then on the sword hilt and the man's helmet -drawing us to his face. I really like how Frazetta uses a tanned figure for the man. It gives us the excuse to ignore that big leg in the forground and instead focus on her. I didn't find the time to finish her hand, but I hardly need to, I think it reads even without it.
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6. Frans Hals - Jester with a Lute
I really like the simplicy of the uniform and lute when contrasted to the face and hands which are carefully rendered. The background is really simple, but looks like spotlight highlighting the performer. I love that some of the details in his suit near the bottom are completely roughed in, that's just economical!
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very good progress on the first batch. your shapes, values, and edges are all improving over time. the most recent seems to be off in the face as you have drawn the head a little bigger, so I would revisit that. you are on the right track though so just keep it up.
Thanks Jason, I appreciate the encouragement and feedback. I must admit, I am learning a lot from doing these. I'm looking at art quite differently now Also I think these masters give me some great composition ideas which I can hopefullly apply later on with concepts.
Without further adieu, the next batch,
7. Henry Sturgis Drinker - Man with a Cat
I really liked the mix of soft and hard brush strokes in this painting. I learned that I should pay attention to the light source before I start rendering out the shading. That mustache is really hard to paint quickly and hides a lot of the form in his face which was making it hard to figure out where what started and what stopped (Chin and jaw) The most contrast seems to lay in his face, tie area and his shoulder as a secondary area of focus with those extensive folds. The Kernel has spoken
8. Edward Hopper - New York Movie
I love this composition. In a way it forces me to look at two subjects, the main figure who seems upset, and the theatre where we are oblivious to her plights and where life continues on as normal. The area she is in is lit the most. The chairs are hardly detailed at all, just blacks and a little bit of rim light and one figure that stands out with his bold head.
(I recetly borrowed my dad's Art of Hopper book, I have a feeling his work will infulence me a lot.)
9. Gerrit van Honthorst - The Procuress
I like this piece for it's strong narrative. There is an entertainer here bathed in the light of the candle. There is a lot economy in describing the listeners around her who are only plain silhouettes... just enough detail to send the focus bad and forth and then right back to the main subject. Her bosom is also highlighted which seems to be a part of this provocative piece and story. I really like how the light emanates from a point to tell the story. I know some faces aren't perfect, but I think speed painting details like that will improve with time
10. Jacob Isaak van Ruisdael - Tower Mill
The clouds in this painting are mesmerising. It's a simple scene but looks like it's been painted with a sharp focus on the wind mill who's shapes are strongly contrasting the roundness that seems to be all pervasive. X, marks the spot as they say! Nothing is overly complex in this piece and yet the shapes tell you everything, I like that.
11. Eugene Delacroix - A Mad Woman
Talk about economy. There is dones of tonal detail in the face and the background, her hair or clothes are hardly defined. I like how there is light on the ear... just enough to pop it out... even if mine do look a little to bright here.
Last edited by GabrieleGabba; April 5th, 2014 at 11:53 AM.
Nice work on these! Very strong start. I'd watch out to make sure you're always getting the brightest highlights in there - in several of these (esp. 1, 2, 7 & 9) the brightest parts are a few shades too dark. The rest of the values look good, though.
You're so right Dahlia. I started noticing this too after a while, I'm slowly fixing it I hope.
And some more!
12. Friedrich Von Amerling - The Oriental
I like this piece because it has this stunning bounce light which almost entirely lights the figure and highlights her femininity. The chair in the background is really economic and simple, but where the shoulder meets more contrast with dark almost blacks, there is a lot of detail to hold the eye. I think I'll want to study the colour version of this because it's so spectacular. I was worried I wouldn't be able to get this painting done in an hour because it's thick with detail, but I think I have managed to suggest enough?
13. Boris Vallejo - Tarzan and the Castaways
At first I was almost sure I wouldn't find the time to complete this, but I'm beginning to accept this exercise is about getting the lighting/tone down. So I think I managed. Some figures are a bit out of place/small. I think I could have increased the brights a bit more.
14. Walt Disney Studios - Peter Pan Background Painting
A 'simple' concept but I love how we just get this one source of soft light coming in and casting a brilliant shadow. A little off subject, but has anyone else noticed there's a noose in the tree? -That's pretty messed up! It's clear that this scene has been setup with a focus on the tree and the grass in front where the lost boys come and play.
these are showing imrpovement over time which is great to see. the amerling is missing the bounce light from the book on her chest, which is making the piece feel so luminous. the next image is a little dark in the mass light areas, like the elephant's head. and the third image is really really close. great job. keep pushing for value accuracy like you are and you will have that issue solved immediately.
Thanks for the crit Jason, I can see everything you're saying now. I decided to slow down a bit on my latest piece and include a WIP if anyone is interested how I work: small to big.
15. Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres - Princesse de Broglie
This was a very complex piece so I decided to change my work flow by starting very zoomed out so I could measure the tones and plan properly. I spend more time on this piece than any other piece. The lighting details in her dress are so complicated I could easily spend a day or two rendering them out. I also think I need to find a decent soft blending brush for those very smooth skin value changes... Overall I'm happy with this piece and I think I'll post a WIP along with it.
16. Lucas Graciano - Dragon Swarm
I adore Lucas' work, and I think that makes me his billionth fanboy but hey. I love this comp because the focus is definitly on the powerball but it's so cool that we have all these value separations in the dragons. I makes my eye bounce around in a happy way. Also there is a ton of economy here, only a few dragons have any detail, the rest is up to our imagination, I love that, it also has great atmosphere with this cloud background
Last edited by GabrieleGabba; April 10th, 2014 at 02:29 PM.
the ingres could have seen a benefit from being a little more accurate with contest from the get go. you have a slightly softer light on yours, throughout the process. I thought you might catch it, and you made it most of the way, but you can strengthen the light and contrast some. the second image is spot on awesome. keep up the great work.
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Forty Signs of Rain
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Science in the Capital Trilogy, Book 1
The bestselling author of the classic Mars trilogy and The Years of Rice and Salt returns with a riveting new trilogy of cutting-edge science, international politics, and the real-life ramifications of...More
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The bestselling author of the classic Mars trilogy and The Years of Rice and Salt returns with a riveting new trilogy of cutting-edge science, international politics, and the real-life ramifications of global warming as they are played out in our nation's capital--and in the daily lives of those at the center of the action. Hauntingly realistic, here is a novel of the near future that is inspired by scientific facts already making headlines.
When the Arctic ice pack was first measured in the 1950s, it averaged thirty feet thick in midwinter. By the end of the century it was down to fifteen. One August the ice broke. The next year the breakup started in July. The third year it began in May. That was last year.
It's an increasingly steamy summer in the nation's capital as Senate environmental staffer Charlie Quibler cares for his young son and deals with the frustrating politics of global warming. Charlie must find a way to get a skeptical administration to act before it's too late--and his progeny find themselves living in Swamp World. But the political climate poses almost as great a challenge as the environmental crisis when it comes to putting the public good ahead of private gain.
While Charlie struggles to play politics, his wife, Anna, takes a more rational approach to the looming crisis in her work at the National Science Foundation. There a proposal has come in for a revolutionary process that could solve the problem of global warming--if it can be recognized in time. But when a race to control the budding technology begins, the stakes only get higher. As these everyday heroes fight to align the awesome forces of nature with the extraordinary march of modern science, they are unaware that fate is about to put an unusual twist on their work--one that will place them at the heart of an unavoidable storm.
With style, wit, and rare insight into our past, present, and possible future, this captivating novel propels us into a world on the verge of unprecedented change--in a time quite like our own. Here is Kim Stanley Robinson at his visionary best, offering a gripping cautionary tale of progress--and its price--as only he can tell it.
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The Earth is bathed in a flood of sunlight. A fierce inundation of photons--on average, 342 joules per second per square meter. 4185 joules (one calorie) will raise the temperature of one kilogram of water by one degree Celsius. If all this energy were captured by the Earth's atmosphere, its temperature would rise by ten degrees Celsius in one day.
Luckily much of it radiates back to space. How much depends on albedo and the chemical composition of the atmosphere, both of which vary over time.
A good portion of Earth's albedo, or reflectivity, is created by its polar ice caps. If polar ice and snow were to shrink significantly, more solar energy would stay on Earth. Sunlight would penetrate oceans previously covered by ice, and warm the water. This would add heat and melt more ice, in a positive feedback loop.
The Arctic Ocean ice pack reflects back out to space a few percent of the total annual solar energy budget. When the Arctic ice pack was first measured by nuclear submarines in the 1950s, it averaged thirty feet thick in midwinter. By the end of the century it was down to fifteen. Then one August the ice broke up into large tabular bergs, drifting on the currents, colliding and separating, leaving broad lanes of water open to the continuous polar summer sunlight. The next year the breakup started in July, and at times more than half the surface of the Arctic Ocean was open water. The third year, the breakup began in May.
That was last year.
Weekdays always begin the same. The alarm goes off and you are startled out of dreams that you immediately forget. Predawn light in a dim room. Stagger into a hot shower and try to wake up all the way. Feel the scalding hot water on the back of your neck, ah, the best part of the day, already passing with the inexorable clock. Fragment of a dream, you were deep in some problem set now escaping you, just as you tried to escape it in the dream. Duck down the halls of memory--gone. Dreams don't want to be remembered.
Evaluate the night's sleep. Anna Quibler decided the previous night had not been so good. She was exhausted already. Joe had cried twice, and though it was Charlie who had gotten up to reassure him, as part of their behavioral conditioning plan which was intended to convey to Joe that he would never again get Mom to visit him at night, Anna had of course woken up too, and vaguely heard Charlie's reassurances: "Hey. Joe. What's up. Go back to sleep, buddy, it's the middle of the night here. Nothing gets to happen until morning, so you might as well. This is pointless this wailing, why do you do this, good night damn it."
A brusque bedside manner at best, but that was part of the plan. After that she had tossed and turned for long minutes, trying heroically not to think of work. In years past she had recited in her head Edgar Allan Poe's poem "The Raven," which she had memorized in high school and which had a nice soporific effect, but then one night she had thought to herself, "Quoth the raven, 'Livermore,' " because of work troubles she was having with some people out at Lawrence Livermore. After that the poem was ruined as a sleep aid because the moment she even thought of The Raven she thought about work. In general Anna's thoughts had a tropism toward work issues.
Shower over, alas. She dried and dressed in three minutes. Downstairs she filled a lunch box for her older boy. Nick liked and indeed insisted that his lunch be exactly the same every day, so it was no great trouble to assemble it. Peanut butter sandwich, five carrots, apple, chocolate milk, yogurt, roll of lunch meat, cheese stick, cookie. Two minutes for that,...
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Kim Stanley Robinson is a winner of the Hugo, Nebula, and Locus awards. He is the author of ten previous books, including the bestselling Mars trilogy and The Years of Rice and Salt, named one of the best science fiction novels of 2002 by Book magazine. He lives in Davis, California.
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From cupcakes to K'Nex and Justin Bieber to Egyptian religions, the third- through eighth-grade students in the Felicity-Franklin gifted Byways program researched a wide variety of topics for their annual research fair.
The Byways Showcase was held Thursday, May 19, in the Felicity-Franklin auditeria. Some of the 48 students worked in teams, so there was a total of 33 projects at the showcase.
"They got to choose any topic they wanted and we spent eight weeks researching and putting together the presentations," said Byways teacher Beth Francis. "I'm very proud of the students. They did some great projects."
Fifth-grader Erin Jennings, who owns Mother Daughter Cakes with her mom, Jill, researched the history, flavors and popularity of cupcakes.
"Cupcakes are popular right now and my mom and I make cakes, so I wanted to know more about them. I was planning on making a pineapple cupcake for the showcase, but it didn't turn out like I envisioned," she said. "Having these research projects helps us learn the things we want to know that we don't have time for in our regular classes."
Brittney Ford, also a fifth-grader who studied Pitbulls, said she was impressed with everyone's presentations.
"I know everyone worked really hard on these projects and I think they look really great," she said.
Although much of the research could be done online, the students didn't rely solely on the Internet. They also used books, magazines and other resources. Eighth-graders Sandy Woodmansee and Mikayla Hamilton even talked to family members and did some experimenting for their research.
Hamilton and Woodmansee researched cake design and they were able to incorporate old family icing recipes and experiment with more than 100 icing tips to test the shape and width of the results. They also used the different tips to demonstrate the designs for their presentation.
Fifth-grader Jared Boeckmann said the research varied for each person and it was a learning experience for everyone. His project was on the Vietnam War and, although there's a lot of information out there, there's also a lot of opinion and bogus websites.
"I had to be very specific about my search terms and what I was looking for," he said. "It wasn't easy."
Awards were presented at the end of the showcase. Here's who was recognized:
Overall Grand Prize:
• Allison Irving for Breaking Bondage: Symbolism Behind Literary Fiction
Third-grade Awards
• First place: Sam Clark and Cassidy Louderback for King Tut
• Second place: Regan Lowe for Dress Design
Fourth-grade Awards
• First place: Brooklyn Stevens for Pyramids of Giza. Although Stevens was sick the day of the showcase, she videotaped her presentation for the judges.
• Second place: Joey Glassmeyer and Wyatt Crozier for K'Nex
Fifth-grade Awards
• First place: Sarah Hoog for Secretariat
• Second place: Brett Liming for Monster Trucks Versus Mud Bogging Trucks
Sixth-grade Awards
• First place: Kailey Carrington for Great Barrier Reef
• Second place: Dakota Lung for My Genealogy
Seventh-grade Awards
• First place: Kyle Louderback for 82nd Airborne
• Second place: Kelsey Clift for Ancient Egyptian Religion
Eighth-grade Awards
• First place: Mikayla Hamilton and Sandy Woodmansee for Creative Cakes: Cake Decorating
• Second place: Cheyenne Trammel and Caitlyn Obermeyer for Pufferfish
People's Choice Award:
• Matt Cornelison and Austin Woodruff with UAVs and Erin Jennings with Cupcakes.
Teacher's Choice Award:
• Brooklyn Stevens for Pyramids of Giza.
Creativity Award:
• Ellie Hoog and Madison Baird for Chocolate
Effort Award:
• Trey Lanham for Ji Jitsu
Visually Effective Award:
• Erin Jennings for Cupcakes
Best Artifact:
• Josh Cooper for U.S. Border Patrol
Best Resources:
• Dakota Lung for My Genealogy
Best Research:
• Jared Boeckmann for Vietnam War
• Max Turner for Sea Lions
History Award:
• Ian Collins for Sphinxes
Most Passionate Award:
• Allison Irving for Breaking Bondage: Symbolism Behind Literary Fiction
Then and Now Award:
• Kaitlyn Clark, Seth Hasler and Ivy Orme-Sullivan for Music History
Friendlist to the Judges Award:
• Alley Moore for American Shorthair Cats
Current Events Award:
• Charlena Spaulding for Justin Bieber
Technology Award:
• Ethan McMellan for Computer Repair
Special Effects Award:
• Joey Glassmeyer and Wyatt Crozier for K'Nex
Rookies of the Year:
• Reagan Lowe and James Hollins
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