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February Secret Agent #28
GENRE: YA Science Fiction
Most Ones start with an ability everyone thinks will turn into a superpower. A really fast runner might have muscles that can't take the strain after a few seconds. Or a kid who can stretch an arm out really far will wait days for it to pull back into place. They put up with getting teased at Superhero High, waiting for their Second – in those cases, enhanced muscle power or elasticity - to show up. While they do, that One power starts to fade. There are still shimmers of it, but after a while the kid quits trying and the One fizzles into nothingness.
Then their parents ship them off to Normal High, like mine did. Here's my secret: I never quit trying.
Most nights at dusk and some mornings before sunrise, I practice. I push myself off the ground, telling my body to go weightless, and hover there, an inch, two, six, then a foot. I stay there for seconds, then minutes.
I can't generate enough tension between my body and the air to take a step - can't even make myself drift. I'd give anything to be able to float along like a freaking ghost. For a long time, I tried to move. Once I tried so hard my muscles strained, then burned, then ached, then trembled, and I hovered there behind the shed, weeping and getting eaten alive by mosquitoes, until I heard Dad come out the back door to look for me. Then I collapsed on the grass.
19 comments:
- AG said...
Am I hooked-- you bet! You managed to make me feel bad for a girl who has a *superpower*-- crazy. Totally feel for her, totally would read on. Cheers!
- February 15, 2012 at 10:29 AM
- Rachel Menard said...
I like the concept and the voice in this piece, but I did have to read through the first paragraph twice for clarity. These kids show signs of having an ability but it never fully develops. I think if you re-worded it a little bit, it would have more punch.
"Most Ones start with an ability everyone thinks will turn into a superpower." Wouldn't all Ones start with an ability? Otherwise, they would just be normal people.
"A really fast runner might have muscles that can't take the strain after a few seconds." This next line tripped me up. "Really fast," doesn't imply something supernatural to me. This could be an opportunity to add some imagery, ie, "A runner who can outrace a cheetah will collapse after three seconds."
"Or a kid who can stretch an arm out really far will wait days for it to pull back into place." Again, you could use some imagery here and "will wait" implies he's waiting to pull his arm back on purpose. Possible suggestion, "A kid who can reach the top of the Empire State Building from the ground floor will be stuck waiting for days while his arm slowly shrinks back into place."
These are just suggestions of course, but I think you should take a second look at it and try to avoid generic descriptions like "really fast" and "really far." How fast? How far?
Good luck!
- February 15, 2012 at 10:42 AM
- Maggie Hall said...
Totally hooked! And not just because I know how amazing the rest of this book is.
Really great first page!
- February 15, 2012 at 10:54 AM
- Vivid said...
I really, really like that she was almost The One (at least, that's what I'm getting here) but then wasn't (but probably will be!) -- it's refreshing after all the super-normal kids. Very hooked!
- February 15, 2012 at 11:22 AM
- hersheygirl68 said...
This sounds amazing. I wish I was a One, how long until the Biohub finds my perfect match and teaches me how to fly? :D
- February 15, 2012 at 12:44 PM
- Stephanie said...
The last couple paragraphs made me want to keep reading, but the first two were a bit confusing in terms of what a One vs. a Second is--especially judging by the other comments, which suggest something different than what I understood. :P I think being One is a bad thing, because you lose your abilities...maybe I'm wrong.
Anyway, good luck with this!
- February 15, 2012 at 1:11 PM
- Gina said...
I love this opening. And as someone who's read the whole thing, everyone who hasn't should be extremely sad about that. You're missing some gorgeous imagery and some yummy kissing, not to mention a great story :)
- February 15, 2012 at 1:28 PM
- Myrna Foster said...
You slip into info dumping at the beginning, but the characters voice really comes out toward the end. I wanted to keep reading. :o)
- February 15, 2012 at 1:30 PM
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- Marieke said...
Don't mind me, I'm just here as cheerleader :D
*waves blue pompoms* GO ONE GO!
- February 15, 2012 at 2:25 PM
I had to read the first two paragraphs a couple of times, but once I grasped the concept, I was hooked. The first and second sentences are great! I really like the voice and imagery. The only complaint I would have is the second to last sentence seems really long and clunky. Great stuff!
- February 15, 2012 at 6:26 PM
- Alleged Author said...
I think the voice is great here. Good luck!
- February 15, 2012 at 8:21 PM
- MarcyKate said...
Love it! I actually enjoy the bit of world building at the beginning. I think it works and helps set the scene in an interesting and unusual way. Good luck! :)
- February 15, 2012 at 10:20 PM
I like the premise. You really hooked me with the Second paragraph-"Then their parents ship them off to Normal High, like mine did. Here's my secret: I never quit trying." I'd like to see it start there, with a little mod and then weave some of the info from the first paragraph.
Sounds like a fun read.
- February 16, 2012 at 8:51 AM
Lots of fun elements here to enjoy. I usually don't like superpower books, but this one looks quirky enough that I'd definitely keep reading.es
- February 16, 2012 at 12:56 PM
- KSZ714 said...
I have to agree with what some others have said. First, I definitely want to read on, but after the first graf I was confused. I actually like starting with "most nights at dusk". The last graf of this excerpt is so fantastic that I really, really want to read more. First lines are so challenging!
- February 17, 2012 at 11:46 AM
- andimjulie said...
I saw this on another blog! (Cupid, maybe?) Either way still love the premise! Best of luck!
- February 18, 2012 at 7:48 PM
I found the first paragraph confusing. (The burst of speed without the muscles to support it makes sense but why would a kid wait to pull his arm back in?)
I'm not a science fiction reader so this one just didn't grab me. Sorry.
- February 18, 2012 at 8:15 PM
- T.D. McFrost said...
I don't read SF either but this is interesting.
I profess myself a "freak" when it comes to all things fantasy but that first paragraph seriously confused me. I am still a bit wobbly on the matter. So, a ONE is someone who shows signs of superhuman abilities and they endure training to unlock their unique skill? Is that it?
I liked this either way, because it's a superhero SF and I've never read one of those.
Good job.
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Columbia University president Lee C Bollinger is pledging comprehensive review of football program, while offering support for coach Peter Mangurian; team is on 20-game losing streak, worst in its long-struggling history. MORE
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New York State appeals court dismisses lawsuit by Sylvia Nasar, professor at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism, who had accused school of mishandling $4.5 million in funds generated by endowment from Knight Foundation. MORE
Nov. 12, 2014
Alex Rosenberg, leading scorer on Columbia's men's basketball team, withdraws from classes so that he can return to team one year later; decision, following foot injury, is made in accordance with Ivy League eligibility rules. MORE
Oct. 19, 2014
College Football East Roundup; Pennsylvania routs Columbia, 31-7; other scores noted. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Prof Kenneth T Jackson and 200 Columbia University students take an all-night bike ride, pedaling by New York City landmarks and historic sites as part of his course on the History of the City of New York; holds event periodically every few years since the mid-1970's as he feels students can understand the city better by seeing where its history had taken place. MORE
Sep. 22, 2014
Roberta Smith discusses Columbia University student Emma Sulkowicz, who is protesting university's response to sexual assault she endured by carrying mattress around with her; notes that Sulkowicz has branded her actions as performance art piece, titled Carry the Weight, and is submitting it as senior art thesis; says work comes at time when political protest and performance art are intersecting in increasingly adamant ways. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
Columbia University cancels campuswide concert Bacchanal, following months of criticism about school's policies on addressing sexual assaults on campus; student groups say move was made to reduce sexual assaults on campus but school officials deny harassment concerns played a part in decision. MORE
Aug. 12, 2014
Columbia University on Tuesday announced that it had selected a New York architect with experience in designing structures around the world as the 13th dean of its architecture school. MORE
Aug. 5, 2014
Frank Bruni Op-Ed article praises seminar sponsored by the Double Discovery Center that pairs undergraduate mentors from Columbia University with New York City teens who hope to become the first in their families with a college degree; holds program is distinct in that it asks underprivileged young people to engage in big ideas, classic authors and sophisticated discussions, helping them gain fluency they will need to achieve true social mobility. MORE
Jul. 2, 2014
Columbia University announces that Mike Pride, former editor of The Concord Monitor, will oversea Pulitzer Prizes. MORE
Jun. 22, 2014
Adam Bryant Corner Office column features interview with Michael J Passaro, stage manager for Broadway production of Pippin and head of the stage management concentration at Columbia University; Passaro discusses his career and leadership philosophy. MORE
Jun. 1, 2014
Bethune-Cookman withstands a late Columbia rally to beat the Lions, 6-5, in an elimination game at the Coral Gables, Fla, NCAA regional baseball tournament; Columbia finishes its baseball season 29-20. MORE
May. 28, 2014
Columbia University baseball team has thrived on an ethic of unselfishness and team-oriented play, setting a team record for victories with a 29-18 season; Lions are now preparing for the NCAA tournament. MORE
May. 14, 2014
List of names described as 'sexual assault violators on campus' has appeared on women's bathroom walls and stacks of fliers at Columbia University; vigilantelike actions are dividing student body at Columbia, where 23 students filed federal complaint accusing university of having inadequate and insensitive process for adjudicating sexual assault cases. MORE
May. 11, 2014
Columbia earns the first automatic berth into the NCAA baseball tournament by sweeping Dartmouth, 6-2 and 4-1, in the Ivy League championship series. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Group of Columbia University students files complaints with federal government, charging systematic mishandling of assault claims and mistreatment of victims by the university; Columbia has been facing pressure to overhaul its approach to sexual assault and harassment. MORE
Apr. 25, 2014
Columbia Daily Spectator, Columbia University's student-run newspaper, will stop printing daily and switch to a weekly edition beginning in the fall; announcement pits group of paper's alumni who are angered by the decision against those who view the move as a necessary embrace of the digital age MORE
Mar. 24, 2014
Harlem Biospace, new business incubator focused on biotechnology, will provide start-up lab space in renovated former confectionery research lab on West 127th Street in Harlem, near City College and Columbia University; incubator represents new investment in a neighborhood that has for decades struggled to restore its former economic and social vitality. MORE
Mar. 18, 2014
University of California, Los Angeles and Columbia University are offering programs aimed at keeping health professionals abreast of changes stemming from Affordable Care Act; changes may lead to new career opportunities for professionals with best understanding of law and how it is being put into practice. MORE
Mar. 10, 2014
Editorial praises Columbia University and New York University for their plans to tighten their policies on unpaid internships; contends the universities are setting a good example for other colleges and universities. MORE
Mar. 2, 2014
College Basketball Women's Roundup; Harvard coach Kathy Delaney-Smith improves her record to 514-347 over 32 seasons, tying Ivy League record for most victories, as Harvard defeats Columbia, 64-51; other women's results noted. MORE
Feb. 8, 2014
Unusual methods employed by 82-year-old Columbia University fencing coach Aladar Kogler, such as meditation, have helped propel school's fencing team to top ranking in nation. MORE
Jan. 30, 2014
Lee C Bollinger, Columbia University president, responding to complaints about how institution investigates and punishes sexual assaults on campus, announces new policies intended to make its procedures more transparent; new guidelines come after review of how Columbia handled sexual assaults complaints of three women. MORE
Jan. 20, 2014
Muscota Marsh, marshland park that opened in mid-January at northern tip of Manhattan, juxtaposes saltwater marsh and freshwater wetland and offers waterfront access to residents of Inwood neighborhood; park is collaboration between city's parks department and Columbia University. MORE
Nov. 23, 2013
Juliet Macur Sports Of The Times column notes that Columbia, 0-9 going into college football season finale against Brown, wins at many things, but for generations it has been unable to solve the football riddle. MORE
Nov. 16, 2013
Michigan State men's basketball team beats Columbia, 62-53; other basketball news noted. MORE
Oct. 17, 2013
Sergei Prokofiev Foundation will give priceless trove of musical manuscripts, letters and other items belonging to the composer to the Rare Book & Manuscript Library at Columbia University in effort to make them more accessible to scholars. MORE
Oct. 12, 2013
Partnership between Columbia law students and Bronx Defenders, organization that provides free legal services to the indigent, provides law interns with real world experience and allows organization to provide more service to those in need. MORE
Oct. 7, 2013
Al Jaffee, professional cartoonist best known for the three-panel fold-ins in Mad magazine, is donating many of his cartoons and other material from his personal archives to the rare book and manuscript library at Columbia University. MORE
Jul. 30, 2013
Bo Guagua, youngest son of disgraced Chinese Communist party official Bo Xilai, enrolls at Columbia Law School and is expected to begin studies in fall 2013. MORE
May. 20, 2013
Profile of Joey Falcone, slugger for Columbia University and son of former New York Mets pitcher Pete Falcone; Falcone, veteran of Iraq and Afghanistan wars, led Columbia to its third NCAA baseball tournament, but at age 26, his age could hinder his major league aspirations. MORE
Apr. 4, 2013
Trevor W. Morrison will succeed Richard L. Revesz, who is stepping down on May 31 after 11 years. MORE
Apr. 2, 2013
Columbia University hires Stephanie Glance as women's head basketball coach. MORE
Apr. 1, 2013
New York City police say young woman, identified as Jessica Fingers, was found dead, possibly from drug overdose, in Columbia University dorm room. MORE
Apr. 1, 2013
David Carr The Media Equation column analyzes controversial choice of Steve Coll as new dean of Columbia Graduate School of Journalism; holds Coll is far more prescient about state of news industry than his critics have given him credit for. MORE
Mar. 20, 2013
Sylvia Nasar, tenured professor at Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism and author of book A Beautiful Mind, files lawsuit accusing university of misdirecting $4.5 million in funds over last decade, including $1.5 million from endowment provided by the Knight Foundation. MORE
Mar. 19, 2013
Steve Coll is named the next dean of Columbia Journalism School, to succeed Nicholas Lemann; Coll is a veteran of The Washington Post and The New Yorker whose investigations won him two Pulitzer Prizes. MORE
Mar. 9, 2013
Harvard defeats Columbia, 56-51, in men's college basketball. MORE
Mar. 6, 2013
Michael Kimmelman reviews Campbell Sports Center, Columbia University's new sports complex designed by Steven Holl Architects, in Inwood neighborhood of Manhattan. MORE
Feb. 6, 2013
The West Harlem Local Development Corporation's first grant cycle, for this first year, will distribute $2 million to neighborhood nonprofit groups in March; group was formed some eight years ago to negotiate on community's behalf with Columbia University; benefits agreement requires Columbia to give corporation $76 million to address neighborhood's needs. MORE
Sep. 15, 2012
Manuscript of a novel titled Amiable With Big Teeth: A Novel of the Love Affair Between the Communists and the Poor Black Sheep of Harlem is discovered in an archive at Columbia University and authenticated as the work of Harlem Renaissance writer Claude McKay. MORE
Sep. 4, 2012
Thousands of Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural drawings, models, photographs and documents are moving to New York, where the collection will reside at Columbia University and the Museum of Modern Art and become more accessible. MORE
Aug. 24, 2012
Italic Institute, nonprofit advocacy group for Italian-Americans, files suit against Columbia University on behalf of descendants of donors who contributed to the construction of La Casa Italiana, intended to serve as a hub for Italian scholarship and community but now used for other purposes; colleges often face such a dilemma with gifts and endowments that come with a specific purpose or strings attached, when decades pass and campus needs and circumstances change. MORE
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The magazine has asked the Columbia University School of Journalism to conduct an independent review of an article about an alleged gang rape at the University of Virginia.
December 23, 2014, Tuesday
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Accusers and the Accused, Crossing Paths at Columbia University
Paul Nungesser was cleared of responsibility by Columbia University after being accused of rape by a fellow student, who turned her outrage into a performance piece. He is now speaking out.
December 22, 2014, Monday
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A Columbia Law School graduate praises the administration's recognition that two recent grand jury decisions had greatly upset students.
December 20, 2014, Saturday
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Mentored by Hall of Famers, Stephanie Glance Aims to Teach Columbia to Win
The traditionally low-performing Lions are showing some promise under Glance in her second season as coach.
December 12, 2014, Friday
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Kentucky Tops Columbia
Top-ranked Kentucky gave up the first 11 points, still trailed at halftime and finally beat pesky Columbia, 56-46, at home.
December 11, 2014, Thursday
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Columbia Lets Law Students Delay Exams After Garner and Brown Decisions
A small number of students have received postponements, which the school is granting to students who felt their performance could suffer because of the decisions in the Ferguson, Mo., and Staten Island cases.
December 9, 2014, Tuesday
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Columbia Coach Resigns Amid Abusive Behavior Assertions
Pete Mangurian resigned after three seasons, a day after a report that Columbia players had written a letter accusing him of abusive behavior.
December 6, 2014, Saturday
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Columbia Will Take Look at Football Team's Futility
With the team on a 20-game losing streak, the university president, Lee C. Bollinger, ordered a comprehensive review of the football program, but supported Coach Peter Mangurian.
November 22, 2014, Saturday
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There are many things to do around campus, from Colorado athletics, music, theatre and dance, to our museums and planetarium, to the lectures, the International Film Series and more.
We invite you and your family to spend a day on campus.
A member of the Pac-12 Conference, CU-Boulder's varsity intercollegiate athletic teams compete against Arizona, Arizona State, Cal, Oregon, Oregon State, Stanford, Washington, Washington State, UCLA, USC and Utah, and also take on non-conference teams. Women and men compete in basketball, cross-country, golf, tennis, alpine and Nordic skiing, and track and field; women also compete in volleyball and soccer, and men in football.
Location: Stadium 126, between Gates 4 and 5
Phone: 303-492-8337
Website: Includes upcoming events, articles on the teams, and information about tickets, merchandise, and facilities.
The CU Art Museum has closed its doors in the Sibell-Wolle Fine Arts Building in anticipation of its new home in the Visual Arts Complex, which will be open in fall 2009. Nonetheless, the museum continues to bring exhibitions of major national and international art, as well as work by regional artists, and students to the Boulder community in a number of venues on campus and off. The museum is also home to the Colorado Collection, a state-owned resource of some 5,000 works ranging from drawings by old masters to contemporary prints and photographs. The Colorado Collection has been the primary source for the national award-winning cultural outreach/touring program, CU This Summer, and 300 selected works from the Colorado Collection may be viewed online.
Location: Various Boulder venues
Phone: 303-492-8300
Website: Includes gallery hours, directions, and more information on exhibits.
The unique history of CU-Boulder is secured today in the Heritage Center on the third floor of Old Main. Stories of CU-Boulder's past and present are told through photographs and displays. Seven galleries exhibit memorabilia including Chemistry Professor Tom Cech's Nobel Prize; photographs of the first graduates in 1882; the College of Engineering and Applied Science flag and CU football carried by alumnus Ellison Onizuka aboard the ill-fated flight of the space shuttle Challenger; and the baseball, bat, and glove used by former student Robert Redford in The Natural.
Location: Third Floor, Old Main, Norlin Quadrangle
Phone: 303-492-6329 (special tours may be arranged)
Website: Includes hours, ongoing exhibits, and CU history.
Considered one of the top comprehensive university museums of natural history in the U.S., the CU Museum of Natural History contains 4 million biology, anthropology, and geology research specimens. The museum also sponsors lectures, classes, tours, and workshops for all ages and interests. Exhibits include fossils, animals of Colorado and the Rocky Mountain region, and ancient Southwestern cultures.
Location: Henderson Building, 15th and Broadway
Phone: 303-492-6892
Website: Includes events calendar, information on exhibits, hours, gift shop, and more.
With seating for 210 in its star theatre, Fiske Planetarium is the largest facility of its kind between Chicago and Los Angeles. The planetarium is equipped with a Zeiss Model VI star projector and an automated projection control system that operates hundreds of projectors. It has the capacity to present over a dozen prerecorded star shows at any given time. In addition to its use as a teaching facility for astronomy and other classes, the planetarium staff also offers star talks, star shows, laser shows, and space science presentations to school children and public audiences.
Location: Corner of Regent and Kittredge Loop
Phone: 303-492-5002
Website: Includes stars shows, directions, tour information, and laser shows.
Located on the Boulder campus, the Sommers-Bausch Observatory has 16-, 18-, and 24-inch aperture Cassegrain telescopes for all astronomy classes and for graduate student research. Ancillary instrumentation is available for direct imaging and spectroscopy, and includes CCD cameras and computers for data processing. The observatory is open to the public on Friday evenings for viewing of planets, stars, and nebulae, as weather permits.
Location: 2475 Kittredge Loop Drive
Phone: 303-492-6732
Website: Includes schedules, hours, contacts, special events, and public information.
"Enter here the timeless fellowship of the human spirit." These words above the west entrance of Norlin Library invite visitors to connect with the extensive services and resources available throughout the campus library system. The central library (Norlin) and five branch libraries (Business, Earth Sciences, Engineering, Math/Physics, and Music) contain collections of more than 11 million books, periodicals, microforms, and other materials. The separately administered Law Library is located in Fleming Law.
Location: East end of Norlin Quad
Phone: 303-492-8705
Website: Includes hours, maps of library floors, links to branches, and online searches.
More than 25,000 people use the University Memorial Center (UMC) each day as a gathering place, restaurant, and shopping center. The UMC also houses the CU Book Store, a branch of the credit union, a travel agency, and a video rental service. In addition, there are concerts and guest lectures in the Glenn Miller Ballroom, movies in the Forum Room, and performances by local bands in Club 156. The Connection has bowling, pool tables, and an arcade.
Location: Corner of Euclid and Broadway
Phone: 303-492-6161
Website: Includes hours, basic information, food services and catering, student groups, and more.
Over 400 public concerts are presented annually in the Boulder-Denver area by College of Music students and faculty. World-class artists often make guest appearances on the college's stages. Most performances are free and open to the public. CU Concerts include the Artist Series, CU Opera, Takács Encore Series, and the Holiday Festival.
Location: Various campus venues
Phone: 303-492-8008 (information and tickets)
Website: Includes a calendar of events and ticket information.
Drawing audiences of over 40,000 each season, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival is one of the few repertory groups in the nation to complete the entire Shakespeare canon—often in sold-out performances. The CSF has 47 years of distinguished history, featuring advanced students from the CU-Boulder theatre and dance program, as well as visiting professional actors. The festival presents plays June through August.
Location: Mary Rippon Theatre and University Theatre
Phone: 303-492-0554
Website: Includes ticket information, schedules, and history of the CSF.
Unique and unusual films, some current and others classic, from around the world are the staple of the International Film Series, presented by the Film Studies Program. Renowned and local filmmakers are often invited to accompany showings of their work.
Location: Muenzinger Auditorium
Phone: 303-492-1531
Website: Includes a current calendar.
This self-supporting, student-run organization is dedicated to bringing quality entertainment to the Boulder campus and community. Program Council has hosted the Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney, among others. Program Council also hosts a film series, which offers everything from not-yet released movies to classic titles. Program Council also recently brought back the Trivia Bowl, a wacky competition where the team names are sometimes more clever than the questions and answers.
Location: Various campus venues
Phone: 303-492-7704
Website: Includes a calendar of upcoming events.
Students and faculty present six to eight major theatre productions and dance concerts each academic year.
Location: University Theatre
Phone: 303-492-8181 (information and tickets)
Website: Includes a seasonal calendar of performances.
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If you want to protect your skin from the sun this summer, get ready to squint at the fine print on those sunscreens lined up at the local drug store — according to an analysis by a consumer advocacy group only one in five are both safe and effective.
The Environmental Working Group's 5th annual Sunscreen Report reviewed 600 sport and beach sunscreens, and found that just 129 of them could be counted on to exclude toxic compounds and also provide reliable broad spectrum sun protection.
Among the products that failed to make the cut are many familiar brands, like Neutrogena, Hawaiian Tropics, Coppertone, Revlon, Panama Jack, Bullfrog and even some brands billed as being more eco-friendly, like Nature's Gate Organics.
It's no surprise then that the Personal Care Products Council, which represents some 6,000 producers of personal products, immediately shot down the EWG report, saying it contains "assertions about the safety and efficacy of sunscreen products and ingredients lack the rigor and reliability of formal, expert evaluation, are not peer-reviewed, and confuse and alarm consumers." The PCPC response was lengthy and detailed, accusing EWG of loose science as well as questioning whether EWG should link to Amazon, where the group can earn a small affiliate fee when consumers buy some of the products listed in its sunscreen database.
The EWG maintains that its report is based on sufficient scientific inquiry by a team of scientists as well as published literature on the topic, which points to specific problems with ingredients found in many sunscreens. The group has made its methodology transparent online.
A senior analyst for the group also responded to the criticism that EWG, a non-profit, was benefiting from the sale of products by noting that EWG's database links to all the products it reviewed, the good and the bad, and that the affiliate agreement with Amazon has no bearing on which products EWG scientists single out as safer. Such affiliate agreements are standard for nonprofits, she said, adding that once a person links to Amazon from EWG, the nonprofit gets a small credit for purchases whether the user buys a sunscreen or a coffeemaker.
In reviewing a full range of 1,700 sun protection products, including sunscreens, lip balms and cosmetics as well as the 600 beach sunscreens – EWG found that hundreds of them contained two potentially harmful ingredients: oxybenzone and retinyl palmitate. (See the study's summary for more.)
Skin cream users may recognize the latter as a derivative of Vitamin A, often found in anti-acne or anti-aging creams.
Retinyl A can have positive effects, according to the EWG researchers. But used in sunscreens it can harmful.
"It's unstable and sunlight breaks it down into products that are actually toxic to skin," said EWG senior analyst Sonya Lunder
That's according to a one year cancer study by the National Toxicology Program, which found that lab animals exposed to a skin cream with retinyl palmitate and UVB sunlight experienced skin lesions and tumors that exceeded that of a control group. The study, published in January, found that retinyl palmitate enhanced this "photocarcinogenicity activity" in the lab mice.
EWG's review found that about 30 percent of sunscreens contain retinyl palmitate, presumably included because it plumps the skin and diminishes wrinkles, despite the fact that doctors often recommend that people using anti-aging or anti-acne creams containing Vitamin A should avoid the sun.
Those who want the benefits of Vitamin A should wear it at night, or when out of the sun, Lunder said; "It has some skin benefits but it's poorly suited for these products."
As part of its criticism of the report, the Personal Care Products Council, noted that retinyl palmitate is used in an array of skin products, and claimed that the National Toxicology study connecting increased skin lesions with retinyl palmitate was flawed and showed mixed results.
"Unfortunately, EWG has inappropriately used these findings to alarm consumers by telling them that products containing retinyl palmitate, including sunscreens, may not be safe. Their position is simply not supported by the available scientific data," the PCPC response stated.
Oxybenzone, the other questionable ingredient found in the products sampled by EWG, serves as a sunscreen in the creams and lotions in which it's found. But studies show that it penetrates the skin deeply and once inside the body acts as an endocrine disruptor.
There are not many studies of how oxybenzone disrupts human biology, but the studies that have been done suggest that this slightly estrogenic chemical could negatively affect the reproductive system and brain development, among other effects, Lunder said.
Rather than risk problems from oxybenzone – a chemical found in about 90 percent of Americans according to studies – consumers should choose from among the many sunscreens on the market that rely on other active ingredients to block the sun, Lunder said. She noted that several other scientists have concluded that people should forgo using oxybenzone on children, because it could cause health problems.
The Personal Products industry group also took issue with EWG's citing oxybenzone as a problem. The industry group called the ingredient "safe for use as a photo stabilizer (to protect the formulation) in cosmetic products" and said that scientific data does not "support a link between UV filter exposure and endocrine-disruptive effects in humans."
"EWG also alleges a connection between UV filters found in sunscreens and hormone or endocrine disruption, but to date, available scientific data does not support a link between UV filter exposure and endocrine-disruptive effects in humans.
The two ingredients to look for in sunscreens are titanium dioxide and zinc oxide, Lunder said. These two minerals work well to protect your skin from both UVA and UVB rays – providing what's often called "broad spectrum" protection. They're not harmful and they are stable in the sunscreen formulations. All of the EWG's top sunscreens use titanium dioxide and zinc oxide as their main active ingredient.
Even though some environmentalists have raised concerns about nanoparticles in cosmetics, including those containing titanium dioxide and zinc oxide, the EWG has concluded that there's little cause for concern. Even if some personal product makers are using nanoparticles or "micro" particles that could be defined as nano-sized, "minerals just don't penetrate deeply enough" to do harm, Lunder said.
If zinc oxide did pervade the body, it would end up as zinc, she said, a mineral that's deemed desirable (at modest levels).
While the mineral-based sunscreens provided the best protection — which was maximized at 30 spf, the highest protection that a person can get despite marketing claims of 70 spf and more — the EWG also provided a list of less toxic products that do not use these chemicals. The secondary list is for people who don't like the consistency or smell of products with titanium dioxide or zinc oxide.
The mineral-based sunscreens, though, are the most reliable and can be counted on to protect children, but only if they're used in adequate amounts, Lunder said. Most people don't realize, she said, that they should use an ounce of sunscreen lotion for every two hours in the sun.
That's why the EWG wants to debunk the products that seem to promise users protection beyond what's realistic, such as the sunscreens that are marketed as having 50, 70 or even 100 spf.
People should realize that there's no magic bullet in a sunscreen, and not rely on creams or lotions (sprays are not recommended because of inhalant risks) to guard against sun burn, an ultimately skin cancer.
Everyone should stay out of the noonday sun and use clothing as sun protection on a daily basis, Lunder said.
"Sunscreen should be part of your arsenal of sun protection. It shouldn't be your first line of defense."
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The Japan Bicycle Promotion Institute expected the sale of power-assisted bikes in 2008 to exceed 300,000 units. One reason why these bikes are gaining in popularity is because a new Road Traffic Law has been enacted that enables electric bike manufacturers to double a bike's maximum motor output – thereby increasing it's power and making it more attractive to consumers.
In particular, this means elderly consumers will now be able to pedal up a 20 degree slope even with "heavy luggage" – or groceries, or a grandchild sitting in the bike trailer!
The first "power-assisted" bicycle was introduced to Japan in November 1993. It was called the PAS, was released by Yamaha, and could travel up to 20 kilometers on a 10-hour charge. The price was 153,470 yen, more than three times the cost of a conventional bicycle.
The bicycles have come a long way since then. The designs are more sleek, and now more powerful, and a lot less expensive. Indeed, Yamaha predicts that in the not-too-distant future, every urban household will own a power-assisted cycle.
Yamaha has competition of course, from Sanyo Electric, Panasonic Cycle Technology Co. and Bridgestone Cycle Co., all of whom are launching models geared mainly at housewives.
Frank Jamerson is one of the electric bicycle industry's elder statesmen. He has bee prosletyzing the E-bike since 1995, and has published the Electric Bikes Worldwide Report since that time.
At the time of his first report, there were only 200,000 electric bikes being sold annually, with the majority in Japan. But in just more than a decade, China would boost those numbers into the millions as the e-bike craze hit Asia, Jamerson says.
The 212-page biannual report has since expanded to include all forms of light electric vehicles and Jamerson now works with dozens of manufacturers worldwide to gain insight on the industry. In China, his partner and contributor Ed Benjamin, a fluent Mandarin speaker, works extensively with Chinese companies to understand the European and US markets.
With information ranging from regulations and sales figures to the nuts and bolts of solar-vehicle races undertaken by universities, it is among the most in-depth reports of the electric-vehicle industry.
While the US and European markets are dwarfed by China's massive 30-million annual sales of electric vehicles, Jamerson says that 2012 should be a big year for those industries.
Here's some information on the JBPI:
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-Analysis of the Information and Enhancement of the International Co-operation
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After a mixed weekend at Suzuka, Force India look to edge even closer to the podium at this weekend's Korean GP.
For all the latest F1 odds on the Korean Grand Prix, round 16 of the 2012 F1 Championship, visit Sky Bet.
Nico Hulkenberg
Q. Nico, on Sunday you had a big smile on your face - how are you feeling a few days on...
NH: "I'm still smiling, to be honest. The result in Japan was not something I was expecting and I was especially pleased with the race pace and the balance of the car. It was not the most straightforward weekend so it felt good to recover things on Sunday and come away with some useful points."
Q. The VJM05 performed well in Singapore and Japan, two very different tracks - that must be encouraging for the remainder of the season...
NH: "Suzuka was the track we were most worried about in the final part of the year and in the end we did okay. I think compared to the start of the year we probably understand the car a lot better and that's helping us find more performance, and improve our race pace."
Q. What are you expectations for this weekend in Korea?
NH: "I enjoy visiting Korea and the track is fun to drive. I didn't drive there last year during free practice, but I have some good memories from 2010 with Williams when I scored a point in the very wet race. I think we can go there and get a good result because it's a track that's a mixture of everything: low-speed, high-speed and straights. The final sector feels just like a street circuit and it's quite technical with some challenging corners."
Paul di Resta
Q. Paul, we're in the middle of back-to-back races in Asia - what have you been up to since Sunday's race?
PdR: "After a testing weekend in Japan I just want to get back in the car as soon as possible, so I'm pleased that I have the chance to try and bounce back straight away in Korea. I've spent a few days in Tokyo doing some light training and cleared my mind ready for this weekend."
Q. Do you feel that catching Sauber is still a realistic goal with five races to go?
PdR: "Mathematically it is realistic to take the fight to Sauber, but to get ahead of them we will need to be in the points at all the remaining races. Sauber were on the podium again in Japan, which makes our task even more difficult, but we are hopeful that the tracks coming up will be more suited to us - certainly compared to Suzuka. To beat them we will need to be on top of all the issues we had in Japan."
Q. Are you feeling more confident about the car's performance this weekend?
PdR: "You never know until you get there and start running, but last year we had a good race and came away with some points. The first sector of the lap is mainly long straights linked by low-speed corners and those technical parts of the lap seem to suit us - as was the case in Singapore. Also, it's just one of those tracks that I enjoy driving and I'm looking forward to getting the weekend underway."
Vijay Mallya team principal
Q. Dr Mallya, last weekend the team scored points in Japan for the first time. How would you sum up the performance?
VM: "It was a decent weekend for Nico and a good recovery drive considering the issues we had on Saturday morning. It was unfortunate to have the grid penalty for the gearbox change, but I think seventh place was a fair result given our pace during the weekend. On the other side of the garage we underachieved with Paul, but it was not his fault. With the clutch issue at the beginning of the race he fell back significantly and his race was hurt badly as a result. If we had done a little better and had two cars in the points we would have been a bit closer to Sauber now."
Q. Last year the team came on very strong at the close of the season - can we expect the same this year?
VM: "I think we are having a strong end to the season already. We have scored points in the last four races, including two fourth places, and we've already scored more points than we did during the whole of last year. Our car will suit some tracks more than others, but as long as we keep picking up the points we can keep the pressure on the teams around us. Korea should be good for us and hopefully Abu Dhabi and India."
Q. As you say, both drivers have been close to the podium this year - that must be the goal in the final five races...
VM: "A podium has been goal since the start of the year. It's what we need if we are to get closer to sixth in the championship. We've got two very competitive drivers and they've shown already that either one of them is capable of doing it under the right conditions. With five races to go there is still plenty to play for and we won't give up until the chequered flag drops in Brazil."
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