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This quick, easy, inexpensive and surprisingly cheesy baked tilapia recipe can be made with any white fish. I just happened to have tilapia handy.
Submitted by LEXIBELLE715
Carbs: 1.4g | Fat: 8.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 48.5g | Calories: 275.2
Great for a quick weeknight dinner!
Submitted by PSYCOFREAK
Carbs: 24g | Fat: 15.2g | Fiber: 1.5g | Protein: 30.9g | Calories: 363.5
Use coleslaw mix to make a quick & easy treat! Eat as a snack, side, or a meal.
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Carbs: 13.9g | Fat: 1.7g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 5.5g | Calories: 91.2
This simple summer recipe is good hot or cold. The creamy avocado pairs so well with fresh summer tomatoes.
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Carbs: 11.2g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 3g | Protein: 30.6g | Calories: 253.5
This comfort food classic is great for a family dinner. Members turn to this meal again and again for good reason: It's easy, tasty, and ready in just 30 minutes!
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Carbs: 47.4g | Fat: 9.9g | Fiber: 4.4g | Protein: 21.5g | Calories: 374.8
This is a foolproof way of cooking salmon fillets.
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Cooking fish or chicken in parchment-paper packets keeps the dish moist and tender, with no added fat. Plus, it's done in minutes!
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This fresh fish stew is chock full of herbs and veggies. It's slightly unusual and completely delicious.
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Carbs: 7.4g | Fat: 6.5g | Fiber: 2g | Protein: 17.6g | Calories: 157.1
Fairly light, yummy, and very easy!
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Carbs: 4.6g | Fat: 8.6g | Fiber: 0.2g | Protein: 10.2g | Calories: 137.5
The dill and sour cream give this sauce a nice kick. Great way to get in one of your servings of fish during the week!
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Carbs: 5g | Fat: 5.1g | Fiber: 0.9g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 211.3
This honey glazed salmon recipe is healthy and makes for a great main dish.
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These tacos are incredible; sweet, slightly spicy and flavorful!
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Carbs: 58.5g | Fat: 7.3g | Fiber: 3.6g | Protein: 42g | Calories: 468.1
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Carbs: 0.2g | Fat: 11.5g | Fiber: 0g | Protein: 23.7g | Calories: 202.9
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This is WONDERFUL! The contrast between the sweet honey and savory ginger and garlic makes this fish amazing.
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Carbs: 23.6g | Fat: 9.3g | Fiber: 0.6g | Protein: 30.5g | Calories: 300.8
You will never guess that the dressing is oil free and packed with 3 cups of greens, zucchini, and avocado! I call it great green dressing.
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Carbs: 20.8g | Fat: 6.8g | Fiber: 6.7g | Protein: 22.9g | Calories: 232.1
Sweet and tangy oranges pair perfectly with rich, salty miso.
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Carbs: 7.9g | Fat: 9.3g | Fiber: 1.1g | Protein: 29.3g | Calories: 236
No, you did not just walk into a fancy restaurant. You can make this springtime dish in your own kitchen--in mere minutes!
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Carbs: 16.2g | Fat: 7.4g | Fiber: 2.4g | Protein: 14g | Calories: 179.2
Biting into a perfectly crispy fried shrimp is so satisfying. The 10 grams of fat per serving? Not so satisfying. This dish has all the crunch, with much less fat.
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Carbs: 12.8g | Fat: 2.9g | Fiber: 1.4g | Protein: 28g | Calories: 193.7
We tend to think of herbs as garnishes, but parsley takes a starring role in this fresh pesto.
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Carbs: 5g | Fat: 5.3g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 23.8g | Calories: 157
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BMW's research and development head, Klaus Draeger, has confirmed that future BMWs will indeed utilize new turbocharged 3-cylinder gas and diesel engines. This begs the question which future models will receive these 3 cylinder motors. According to Draeger (via Autocar), the upcoming FWD 1-series models will receive the 1.5L turbo 3-cylinder and not the F30 3-series (at least not initially?)
"They are not a priority for the 3-series," Draeger told Autocar last week. "We'll start with the front-wheel drive architecture and more price-sensitive models."
Instead, the smallest engine we expect to see for the F30 3-series is the 245hp 2.0L turbo 4-cylinder N20 engine.
Draeger revealed that the petrol version of the engine, known internally as N37, has the potential to match the maximum 54bhp-per-cylinder rating of the firm's … CONTINUED
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It's been months since the F30 sedan has been spotted testing on the Nurburgring, but this F30 335i sedan was just spotted today making testing runs on the ring. This is the first space gray F30 prototype to be spied.
The last time the F30 was on the Nurburgring, it was in much heavier camouflage, but now appears in the latest level of camouflage and with premium wheels, first seen on the recent white F30 photos.
The F30 3-series sedan will begin production in November 2011, shortly after the E90 3-series stops production. The F30 2012 Model Year will run until June 2012, upon which point it will switch to the 2013 Model Year.
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The next generation BMW 3-Series sedan is only months away from full reveal, and in typical BMW fashion the camo striptease continues during vehicle testing.
The overall level of camo on the cars appears to remain the same as previous photos demonstrated, however with better lighting and angles, a more realistic picure of the F30 appears before our eyes. The true "mini F10″ look of the car is much more obvious, especially when looking at the headline photo. That is to say a mini F10 5-Series with more taught lines and short overhangs. Modernizations to the design also include the newer tighter designed headlamp clusters that will include the squared off angel eye design first seen on the BMW Vision EfficientDynamics and BMW M1 Hommage cars.
However, the … CONTINUED
You typically don't see manufacturers testing vehicles in Manhattan, but a BIMMERPOST member spotted the new F30 testing in the big apple. The vehicle does seem to be wearing California license plates, suggesting a long road trip as part of the evaluation phase.
We bring you a realistic look at the upcoming 2012 3-series F30 sedan's rear view, revealed by reference to real life spy photos and using our talented artists' skills. What's revealed is a not-revolutionary, yet stately and handsome rear.
The F30 3 series will feature rear tail lights in the classic L-shape, lit by LED light bars. The trunk will feature a very slight integrated bill, toned down from the E90 3-series' more aggressive trunk bill. All F30 3-series have been spotted with the same rear lower bumper trim as seen in this render.
From this rear 3/4 view, the side double character lines are again evident and provide a smooth transition for one's eyes from the rear lights all the way into the front fender and hood.
As … CONTINUED
BMW F30 3-series continues testing and a black test mule was recently photographed. This prototype wears the same camouflage level as the recently spotted F30 sedans, but its black paint set against the camouflage tape shows off the car's lines better than a lighter color.
Squared off LED halos adorn the front headlights on this particular model, and overall the front headlights look to have a stylish and aggressive shape, as on the F10 5-series. Low and wide kidney grilles sit at the front at a sleek and sloping hood.
The F30′s side double character lines are again evident in the looks of the car from the sides. These double lines should give the F30 a distinctive look among current model BMWs, as it's a styling element not … CONTINUED
We're able to share that the F30 3-series sedan will begin production in November 2011, shortly after the E90 3-series stops production. The F30 2012 Model Year will run until June 2012, upon which point it will switch to the 2013 Model Year.
As the schedule shows, the F30 3-series will come as 328i and 335i models. The 328i will most certainly be powered by the 'N20′ turbo 4-cylinder inline engine (as found in the Z4 28i, details) and the 335i by a turbo 6-cylinder inline motor. Output will be in the ballpark of 245hp and 306hp, respectively.
Production will continue at BMW's Munich and Regensburg plants. The South African produced F30 328i (denoted by "SA") begins later, in February 2012.
F30 sales are expected to begin in … CONTINUED
Here is our latest sighting of a F30 335i sedan in alpine white, including some new interior looks. We analyze the interior and exterior. See inside for analysis.


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433 Market St, Pittsburgh, PA | Directions 1522240.441136 -80.002518
Neighborhoods: Downtown (Central Business District)
The FIRST time I used Camera Repair Service I purchased a vintage Minolta 35mm camera with 3 lenses and filter. The camera was beautiful, just as described. All functions; focus, light meter, shutter, film advance worked smoothly and accurate.
The additional lens were in almost perfect condition and worked beautifully. I appreciated the communication I had with the employees of the company. They were friendly and helpful.
The SECOND time I used this company was for camera repairs. I purchased new a Minolta SRT201 35mm camera in the 1970's and I have taken hundreds of rolls of film. I had it serviced locally for decades, but the shop/ technician retired and closed shop. I had to find a new repair/service shop. I sent my much loved Minolta to Camera Repair Service for a complete service check and repairs. I was very pleased with their quick turn-around and most of all their exceptional work on my camera. They contacted me within two days with a service/repair estimate and then had the camera ready in two additional days and shipped out. I received the camera and was amazed. It looked better than it had in 20 years,and worked as good as when I purchased it.
I highly recommend this company for their competent service. Their employee and technician communication with me, and for the quick turn-around and excellent & safe shipping of my camera.
I have found my new repair & service shop for all my cameras. I will use this company again.
I will recommend this company to family and friends.
I have read all the comments on this review and had a completely different experience with this store and staff. I brought in two cameras and lens for repair and cleaning. I found them reasonable, friendly and helpful. My camera repairs turned out great! I have even purchased items from them and thought the pricing was reasonable. I would use them again and would recommend them to others.
There's a reason this place has poor ratings – My camera needed cleaning and I took it to this shop. Unfortunately I did not research it first (Boo on me!). After paying the $40 diagnostic fee, I was later informed that my camera would be cleaned and that my lens needed "recalibration". I picked up the camera after a $200 bill and got a new lens cap, as they had lost mine. I left and took 6 photos when it totally shut down. I called and was told it was a battery issue. I took out the current battery, and to mu surprise, they had replaced my Canon battery with a generic battery. I put in an extra Canon battery and charged the generic...nothing helped. I called again, as I was leaving for vacation. I left several messages and e-mails with no response. I went back to get the camera repaired and told them my vacations as ruined and now my camera was broken, as well as missing the ORIGINAL parts. I was offered a repair and NO refund of the original repair. I was told they "don't do that kind of thing" because they are "good at what they do". There is a reason this place is poorly reviewed. They offer poor service, poor customer service, and I question the integrity of a repair shop that removes the name brand accessories and replaces them with generic. Just to be clear, my camera was working when it went in, and now it is broken. This company made NO attempt to make me happy, other than to stand by their "repair". Do not visit this business. My next step is to report it to the Better Business Bureau.
Well, I got played and it's completely my own fault – CAMERA REPAIR SERVICE INC PRE-DIAGNOSTIC FEE ESTIMATE.
A non-electrical piece of plastic which holds the camera door closed was broken on my camera.
Naturally, any reasonable person would prefer their camera not to have this issue, but it had no impact on the camera's ability to function nor on the quality of the pictures. It is important to note that I resolved the problem by putting a piece of tape over the battery door, a solution I would have been perfectly satisfied with. For a reasonable fee, I decided I would be happier with a proper repair. Because I would prefer the repair, I decided to check into how much it would cost to have the repair done.
Subsequently, I brought the camera to Camera Repair Svc. Inc. with the intention of determining how much it would cost to repair the issue and to repair the issue if the price was reasonable.
To diagnose the issue, Camera Repair Svc., Inc. quoted me a $40.00 non-refundable diagnostic fee. The fee seemed excessive so I was hesitant to engage with them. When I expressed concern with the amount of the fee, I was told expressly, "the fee would be applied to the repair" and "the repair shouldn't be more than that." I was also told that "they would sell me a charger for $30.00" and that they would "call me the following day" to let me know what the technician thought about the issue. Before I paid and as I was pulling out my card, I again hesitated, mentioning that I could solve the problem with a piece of tape. The male store employee said, "no -- you need to have it repaired." Upon my own choice, I signed the agreement and proceeded with the repair.
The following day, I received a phone call -- (1) they had no charger to test the camera they were repairing to see if the repair was successful; (2) b/c they had no charger to test the camera, they certainly had no charger to sell me as they had stated; (3) the repair was quoted at an additional $35.00 + tax.
It's important to understand that they have their repair scheme set up in such a way as to maintain the upper hand in any repair transaction with a consumer. If they had told me up front that it was going to be $75.00 to repair the camera door, I would not have gone through with the repair.
A better and more fair alternative would be transparency. If customers knew in advance that the cost of such a simple repair was going to be somewhere between $60.00 - $80.00, then the customer could make a reasonable decision about whether they wanted to proceed with the transaction before they paid the $40.00 diagnostic fee.
Camera Repair Svc. Inc. might argue that it's not possible to give that sort of information out up front b/c each repair is unique. I would challenge that claim and assert that if they were to average the cost of all repairs of like kind over the last year they would be able to tell you almost exactly what the repair itself would cost. Of course, this can not be proven without access to their business records but the hypothesis does indicate that it would be a possible way to engage in their craft. Even if a disclaimer was offered showing the high and low cost of such a like kind repair over the last year and indicating that by no means is this a guarantee on how much it will cost but just offering a range within which the repair is likely to fall would be much more fair then the current scheme they have in place. My total cost was $75.00 plus tax and the repair was relatively minor on an Olympus 1200 camera. I hope this helps others who are unwilling to pay that amount to know in advance that this is the amount Camera Repair Svc. Inc. is likely to charge you.
DO YOUR HOMEWORK FIRST! – I called this company in an attempt to get my camera repaired and the lady on the phone was 100% combative towards me. I told her specifically what i wanted done; one non-electric part needed replaced and I was even prepared to buy it from the manufacturer, Nikon. All I wanted was for them to install it. She kept insisting on a "Drop it off - so we can give you a $40 estimate fee" approach. She did not even appreciate my telling her that I was OK with the fee, but even if it needs something else in their opinion, the focus lens was ONLY what I wanted them to replace. She also refused to even ask a technician if they had the part in their stock. My opinion is that this company does NOT like an educated consumer and thrives on 90% mark-ups and fees while your camera waits in a pile. It is not my opinion that this review should reflect on the quality of their technicians but instead is a reflection of a laggard and outdated business practice. I strongly suggest going to Bernies, YM, or Ritz for guidance first, find the price of the part on the web, and only then do business with Camera Repair Service.
Awful company and customer service!! – My Nikon d40x had a shutter error and would not work, I took it to camera repair to be fixed before my vacation to the carribean, they charged me $272 to fix it. Once I got on vacation I took only 3 photos before the SAME error came up again, I have no photos to show from my vacation. when I took it back to them to be fixed again they fixed it but refused to offer me any type of compensation for my troubles. I just picked it up after the second repair and once I got home I snapped off a few test shots, sure enough after only 3 photos again I got the SAME shutter error. Now I have to drive back downtown again today. I will never use this company again.
Bad Business – I agree 100% with the 3 out of 4 bad reviews. I was charged to look at my video camera in which the tape door wouldn't stay closed. He claimed he fixed it in which the total cost was $240. I used the camera and immediately after changing tapes it wouldn't stay closed again. The second time he claimed he fixed it. I used the camera again and once again after changing a tape it wouldn't sray closed. I took it back to him and he rudely told me that he would have to charge me another $40 to just see whats wrong with it. And did I mention rude as he was closing early and didn't have time to discuss it unless I was going to leave the camera.
Rude, unhelpful, would not trust them at all – I went into this place with a simple and straightforward repair to my Canon 40D. The metal of the flash housing was slightly bent and needed to be bent back. The guy behind the counter first says "sure, we can fix that". Seems like a good start... but then I was completely and rudely stonewalled by any followup questions. Basically they won't even talk to you before you give them $40, and I wasn't going to do that for a straightforward repair. I can understand a "diagnostic fee" for a more complicated problem, but this was a bent piece of metal that I could actually fix myself (and just might), which I told him. Any further attempt at talking to this guy was met with the response "that's our fee".
Sorry, but I'd assume you want my business, especially as a first time customer with 8+ cameras. But I guess not. In my book any repair shop that is unhelpful and wants money before even giving you the time of day is likely going to screw you over ten different ways before the end. Stay away from these guys!
Bad experience!! – Their business is morally corrupt!
They sell the old as a new one and play inocent. Ridiculous!
Don't try to be an another victim.
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"Palmer could not have asked for a more sympathetic chronicler, or a better one, than Fred Nadis. His prose and his pronouncements are everything Palmer's practically never were: restrained, nuanced, intelligently considered. Nadis has a great story, and he relates it exquisitely." —Jerome Clark, Fortean Times
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In the summer of 1947, the FBI agents in search of Ray Palmer marched through a busy publishing company, then entered the office of a small, hunchbacked man with a cheerful expression who was busy at work. Most likely he was studying a spread of futuristic science fiction illustrations or marking up manuscripts of the latest "space opera" in which brave rocketeers battled loathsome aliens in order to rescue a princess of Venus. Palmer was used to visitors, particularly pulp writers, teenage science fiction fans, business supply salesmen who slipped past the receptionist, and outright cranks. With his alert blue eyes, he offered the G-Men in their fedoras his amused attention. They no doubt greeted Palmer and his secretary civilly.
It was a hot August day in Chicago; outside the office fans whirred, typewriters clattered, and passing workers feigned indifference. The FBI men asked Palmer about his relationship with businessman Kenneth Arnold. Why had he, a science fiction editor, hired this celebrated flying saucer witness from Boise, Idaho? What did Palmer know about the alleged "fragments" from a flying saucer that he had Arnold investigate in Tacoma, Washington? What were the motives of the men who claimed to have found these fragments? The agents were questioning Palmer because a few days earlier, two army intelligence officers had met Kenneth Arnold in his hotel in Tacoma, took samples of the fragments, and were then promptly killed in an army airplane crash.
In his high, breathy voice, Palmer told the FBI agents that several weeks prior to the crash, he had received in the mail a cigar box said to hold samples of material sprayed out of a flying saucer in Washington State. The men who sent the package and claimed to be members of the Tacoma Harbor Patrol were probably hoaxers, but a science fiction editor had the right to investigate such matters. The G-Men looked over the metallic samples and then demanded to see Palmer's file of letters related to the investigation. After a few more questions, they left. According to Palmer, the next day when he showed up for work, the Tacoma file and remaining mineral samples had vanished—almost as if they'd never existed.
Palmer pondered the visit and its implications. It seemed strange that the government was impounding these fragments if the whole matter was just a simple hoax. He began to see conspiracy within conspiracy. More important, he saw a good story. It was a shame that William Ziff and Bernard Davis, his publishers, had discouraged his interest in uncovering the facts behind the recent sightings of flying saucers, especially with reports coming in nationally and internationally. In 1947, flying saucers were a genuine craze that seemed to have sprung straight from the pages of science fiction pulp magazines into the real world. Fortunately, this latest saga would be perfect for the new magazine Palmer was developing during lunch breaks a few blocks away in a drab office on Clark Street.
He drummed his fingers, sighed. Really, though, what more could he ask for? Here he was, a pulp magazine editor caught in the middle of a pulp adventure story, complete with visits from the FBI, a mysterious plane crash, a tale involving a fleet of flying saucers, and murky explanations. Can it get any better than that? Well, maybe . . . If he was handing a manuscript back to one of his writers, he might say: "The story drags a bit here, right after the G-Men leave. Toss a body through the skylight."
Palmer liked it when the heat was turned up. And his unconventional ideas kept things hot. He loved how science fiction predicted the future— making it a force with which to be reckoned. Hadn't the FBI, during the war, visited editor John W. Campbell at Astounding Science Fiction in New York City to demand how he knew the secrets of the atomic bomb program? Science fiction, it seemed, often became the truth. Maybe all fiction was truth-in-waiting. Maybe people had trouble discerning the truth and deserved to be tweaked, prepared for the unexpected. And maybe, if Palmer and some of his readers were right, there really were other realms, and not just in the pages of pulp magazines.
These possibilities grounded his strategies as a pulp editor. As much as anything else, Palmer loved to bewilder his readers—for example, by making up fake author names, running stories under those names, and accompanying the stories with photographs and mock-biographies in the "Meet the Authors" column. Two years earlier, in 1945, he had really pushed the envelope when he began to run as true a series of stories by Richard S. Shaver, a novice author who claimed there was an ancient degenerate race living in caverns beneath the earth, zapping people with rays that could scramble their thoughts and lead them to murder or sexual frenzies. Something about this idea, however crazy, just felt right . . . he handled it carefully. He called these stories of Shaver's "true" but added that they were products of "racial memory." The series, which Palmer promoted as the "Shaver Mystery" became a phenomenon and boosted sales, but his publishers were getting worried over the backlash from skeptical readers.
Backlash or no, Palmer was just warming up. Flying saucers, to mention just the latest mania, seemed highly promising. Anything might turn up; a world of wonders beckoned. But at that particular moment, back in his office circa 1947, he was just a guy doing what he loved best: editing wild stories, tweaking readers, questioning their deepest beliefs. This FBI visit could only add luster to the legend. He was eager to retell it at the Friday poker game when all the writers would gather at his house in Evanston.
They'd all have a good laugh, and afterward he'd try to take their money. Palmer had heroic aspects, but he was no hero. He was an entrepreneur, always looking for an angle and constantly reinventing himself. He also was a character in search of the extraordinary. It is possible that he even made up the episode of the FBI visit—there's no note of it in his FBI file—but the main elements of the tale appear genuine. Whether the bureau had purloined his fragments or not is debatable—that summer prompted many wild speculations and Palmer contributed his fair share.
Like the white rabbit in Alice in Wonderland, chasing after Ray Palmer leads the baffled investigator deep into the underground history of twentieth-century America. Questing after the novel, the unheard of, and the outrageous, Palmer and his associates plunged headlong through such realms as early science fiction fandom, the pulp magazine industry, mid-twentieth-century occultism, flying saucer clubs and religions, and the convolutions of conspiracy theory. From the 1940s until his death in 1977, these various milieus intersected with one man—more often than not— sitting at the center: Raymond A. Palmer.
As the space age dawned, in publications such as Fate, Mystic, Search, Hidden World, Flying Saucers from Other Worlds, and Space World, Palmer made himself an impresario of the paranormal and shaped the sensibility of an underground community. His loyal readers embarked on an endless mystery tour careening between the real world and the pulp wilds. He offered unorthodox ideas to shake things up, overturn preconceptions, and create mystique. Year after year, to all comers, Palmer generously offered his prime commodity: tales wrapped within tales, conspiracies within conspiracies, and worlds within worlds; to use sixties' jargon, his humble goal was to "blow your mind."
Can you write a snappy, short story having some scientific fact as its theme? If you can write such fiction we would like to print it.—ELECTRICAL EXPERIMENTER, MAY 1915
A group of men came out of a building that abutted on the wall, dragging a struggling, screaming woman in their midst. They dragged her to the edge of the wall and, as the monster saw them, it moved over to a point immediately below them. Cold sweat broke out on my forehead.—RAY PALMER, "THE TIME RAY OF JANDRA," WONDER STORIES, JUNE 1930
It was love at first sight. Winter had given way to March's bluster and promise and the newsstand was brimming with magazines, choked to the gills, decked out like the Fourth of July. Laid out in front, hanging, and set in the windows, the magazines were garish, brash: there were true crime magazines, true confessions, true ghost stories, movie magazines, magazines devoted to physical culture, detective stories, sports stories, weird tales, Westerns, as well as varied boys' and men's adventure yarns. But that day in 1926 brought something new: the debut of Amazing Stories—the first all science fiction magazine in America. A diminutive, hunchbacked sixteen-year-old boy with thick blond hair and blue eyes that had a way of drinking in the world—he would never need glasses—goggled and stared at Amazing Stories on a newsstand in Milwaukee. The world came to a halt. Car horns on the street grew faint, along with the shearing sound of streetcar wheels, the shouts of newsboys, brake squeals, voices of passersby. All of it ceased when he saw the magazine cover. Daubed by former architectural illustrator Frank Paul, it revealed a strange landscape with old-fashioned sailing ships marooned on heaps of ice, while monkeylike aliens sped about on ice skates. Saturn hovered ominously in the yellow sky, the ringed planet striped red and white like a giant top. The dark lettering proclaiming the title, Amazing Stories, started huge on the left and shrunk to the right where it wrapped behind the ringed planet, each letter casting a white outlined shadow.
The magazine was gorgeous. The work of a proselytizing genius named Hugo Gernsback, who had left Luxembourg for America at age twenty to manufacture batteries, then to sell radio kits and imported electronic parts. He soon added to his catalog sales with a variety of magazines for radio hobbyists and electrical experimenters. Gernsback realized that the brave new world that science was opening required a new literature, a genre of fiction that he had encouraged with occasional appearances in his technical magazines such as the Electrical Experimenter, Science and Invention, Radio News, and Modern Electrics, and the genre now needed its own venue—and name. Scientific romance would not do. He dubbed it "scientifi ction" but three years later changed the name to "science fiction." Amazing Stories was the first magazine dedicated to nurturing this literature.
At the newsstand in Milwaukee, Ray Palmer plopped down a quarter and at age sixteen became one of Gernsback's most fervent converts. Won over by Amazing Stories's motto, "Extravagant Fiction Today—Cold Fact Tomorrow," he began flipping through the pages which included older tales such as Jules Verne's novelette "Off on a Comet," and stories by Edgar Allan Poe and H. G. Wells, as well as contemporary fiction such as George Allan England's "The Thing from—'Outside,'" about a horrifying alien encounter, and G. Peyton Wertenbaker's "The Man from the Atom," in which, thanks to a super science device, a man grows almost as large as the universe. As stars circle his legs, he realizes he will never go home as time has sped to the point where he sees the birth and death of stars. The table of contents noted that the next issue would include more stories by Verne and Wells, as well as Murray Leinster's "The Runaway Skyscraper" in which "the 50-story Metropolitan Life skyscraper vanishes into the Fourth Dimension."
Gernsback's editorial in the first Amazing Stories announced that it was "a new kind of fiction magazine! . . . We live in an entirely new world . . . many fantastic situations—impossible 100 years ago—are brought about today. It is in these situations that the new romancers find their great inspiration." The ensuing "scientifiction," he noted, offered instruction in a palatable form, as well as inspiration, and, as a stimulus to invention, a glimpse of the future. Such a story should be "a charming romance intermingled with scientific fact and prophetic vision." It was also good, clean fun, avoiding the "sex appeal" of so many contemporary fiction magazines.
This all made sense to Ray Palmer. Finally something was going right in his life. As he walked away, hunched over and as short as a seven-year-old child, he could ignore the looks of surprise that passed over people's faces like the shadow of a cloud when they noticed he was "different." Amazing Stories had arrived. Palmer glowed with the ambition to write the new sort of romance called for by Gernsback.
In two years, Palmer would graduate from high school, take a job as a bookkeeper, and write pulp stories in his bedroom on the south side of town. While he had relished that first copy of Amazing Stories and knew that something new was brewing between its covers, even he would be surprised if he had been zapped by a time ray that day at the newsstand and discovered that in twelve years he would be the editor of Amazing Stories. With his combination of charm and ambition, Ray Palmer would also become one of the most controversial figures in science fiction history—with a taste for the unorthodox that led many to call him a traitor to the science fiction creed. Some would even suggest, not entirely in jest, that Ray Palmer, during his twelve years editing Amazing Stories, helped to "kill" science fiction.
Back on that spring day in 1926, Gernsback opened the door to the new field of "fandom" and Palmer eagerly entered. Several decades later, at a science fiction convention in Chicago, Gernsback was given the honorary title "Father of Science Fiction" and the exuberant Palmer a plaque calling him the "Son of Science Fiction."
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