Wha? As I mention in the article, it’s the cover of one of the books. Also, jeez. Did I run over your dog or something?

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Go to a childrens hospital and offer kids rides in a three-wheeled-AutoBot/Batmobile.

I have no idea what you’re talking about! It’s not like I just changed that in the story now and refuse to acknowledge that you caught it.

The consequences of getting backstabbed were dire, and were only exasperated by the original game’s lag issues.

The color is awkward - orange and reds show high levels of rainfall, not a lack of rain or of intense heat, as you might expect. The result is that the current situation in the US is exactly the opposite of what you’d think it is from a quick glance at the animation.

Don’t worry to much about it. It’s decades away. Lots of people seem to think that the roving do all robot is around the corner. The latest DARPA challenge should have disabused everyone of this notion.

SOURCES: Cuban beside himself.

The hole is oval because the surface they are mounted in is at an angle different than the gauge. That’s how geometry works.

Its not sci-fi but I think fantasy is not a stretch. Reading it still blows me away especially the mythology of the rabbits.

The Name of the Wind had me thinking in flowery prose for a time after reading. I have to give credit for that.

American Gods by Neil Gaiman, read it more times than I know, helped me through some dark shit. Wonderfull book, beautifully written.

Probably, if a multinational consumer goods firm tried to tell you that you could acquire beauty by rubbing a palm-sized wad of Bangladesh on your face, you would not be all, "Cool, I'll do that."

has Kevin J. Anderson become a better writer? I read Saga of the Seven Suns because i got the ebooks free from my library and it is one of my biggest regrets.

So dude. You’ll want to change the title. You said “solar” but meant “lunar”.

To be clear, installing traditional plugs with usbs on them is not terribly difficult...

The scientists then injected the second rat with acetic acid. It writhed as well, but it writhed even more than the first one, having watched what its fellow went through.

My question would be, how would the quick death of birds caused by a plant such as this compare with the slower, more scattered death of birds caused by the air pollution of a oil- or coal-burning power plant of similar electrical production? We have an industrial civilization here, and for me the goal would be the…