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April 4, 2013, Edmonton, AB (ISN) – The Oil Kings will kick off their Eastern Conference Semi-Final series against the Medicine Hat Tigers on Friday, April 5th at Rexall Place.
Joining the Oil Kings will be a pair of very special guests – local hero Adam Shaw and his dog Rocky. The Fort Saskatchewan resident and his dog were recently recognized for their incredible rescue efforts saving a pair of young children from the North Saskatchewan River this past week. Edmonton fans will have a chance to give Shaw and Rocky a hero's welcome when they drop the puck on the second round series between Edmonton and Medicine Hat.
Game time for Game 1 is set for 7:00 p.m. with doors opening at 6:00 p.m. Advance ticket prices in the second round of the playoffs will start at just $20. Fans are encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance to save compared to 'day of game' pricing. Tickets will be available at Ticketmaster outlets, the Rexall Place Box Office or online at OILKINGS.CA.
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Game #2 – Sunday, April 7 @ Edmonton – 4:00 p.m.
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Memorable sports highlights on Sept. 11 since 2001 terror attacks
2004 – Svetlana Kuznetsova becomes the first Russian woman to win the U.S. Open when she defeats countrywoman Elena Dementieva, 6-3, 7-5.
2005 – Drew Bledsoe becomes the 10th player in NFL history to throw for 40,000 yards in a career, leading Dallas to a 28-24 win over San Diego in his debut with the team.
2005 – Roger Federer defends his U.S. Open singles title by beating 35-year-old Andre Agassi, 6-3, 2-6, 7-6 (1), 6-1.
2008 – Joan Higgins becomes the oldest winner in U.S. Women's Mid-Amateur history at age 52. Higgins beats Lynn Simmons 1-up at Barton Hills Country Club in Ann Arbor, Mich. to break the age mark of 48 set by Carol Semple Thompson in 1997.
2010 – James Madison, a top team in the Football Championship Subdivision, beats No. 13 Virginia Tech 21-16. The last time Virginia Tech lost to a I-AA team was 1985, when Richmond beat the Hokies 24-14 at Lane Stadium.
James Madison stuns No. 13 Virginia Tech: Drew Dudzik ran for two touchdowns and threw for another Saturday and Jam... http://es.pn/ctgrnI— College Football (@College_FB) September 11, 2010
2010 – The Penn State women's volleyball team has its record winning streak ends at 109 matches with a 28-26, 25-12, 25-18 loss to Stanford in a tournament at Florida. Penn State's streak is the second-longest in Division I team sports, behind the 137 consecutive wins by the Miami men's tennis program from 1957-1964.
2011 – Sam Stosur beats Serena Williams, pulling off a 6-2, 6-3 upset in the U.S. Open for her first Grand Slam title. Stosur is the first Australian woman to win a major championship since Evonne Goolagong Cawley at Wimbledon in 1980.
2011 – Carolina's Cam Newton becomes the first rookie to throw for more than 400 yards in his NFL opener in a 28-21 loss to Arizona. Newton completes 24 of 37 passes for 422 yards and two touchdowns with one interception.
2014 – South Korean teen Hyo-Joo Kim makes history with the lowest round in a major tournament, a faultless 10-under 61 to open the Evian Championship.
2015 – Roberta Vinci stuns Serena Williams to end her Grand Slam bid in one of the greatest upsets in tennis history. The 43rd-ranked Italian wins 2-6, 6-4, 6-4 in the U.S. Open semifinals.
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Protecting open space
A community meeting was well attended (about 50 people) Wednesday evening at the La Casita del Arroyo. Laura Dahl, senior planner for the city of Pasadena, made a presentation of the draft. This particular element to the city's General Plan Update has been three years in the making.
Besides paid city staff, many voluntary hours of local residents, commission members, local organizations were invested into creating the content of the document. The city provided attendees with a complete 56-page booklet of the plan. As an integral part of the Pasadena General Plan Update, this instrument provides an umbrella of guidelines and stated intent for other plans under more specific context, such as the Hahamongna Watershed Park Master Plan to follow.
For the Hahamongna plan, consistency with the draft element presented has been an item of contention with the city, as mentioned by one of the attendees who worked on the draft. Another attendee observed the words "protect" and "protection" sprinkled liberally throughout the draft, and asked what it meant. The answer from the senior planner may astound you.
"It is up to you (the citizens) to elect City Council representatives that will protect it," she said.
This statement has been made before at other community meetings by people who have worked for the city in various capacities. Implementation of protections are left up to the whims of politics! It seems outrageous and cavalier to put in the hands of temporary officials the fate of important and vital environmental resources for sustainability.
Are we to spend the next 25 years nursemaiding future city councils in protecting the areas so beautifully outlined in this Open Space and Conservation Element of the General Plan? After many citizens have devoted the last 25 years to doing so, on an almost constant basis? Why do we have to carry the burden of protecting something that should simply have permanent legal protection?
How often is it that we agree with everything a candidate for public office says they stand for?
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Canada conference and expo helping virtual reality gain widespread acceptance
VRTO featured nearly 100 speakers and 50 exhibitors, representing tech majors like Google, Microsoft, IMAX, AMD, with participants from NASA Ames Research, and various universities.world Updated: Jul 11, 2017 16:11 IST
Smaller than a golf ball, a miniature boxwood prayer bead from medieval Holland, depicting heaven and hell, is now in another avatar: A virtual reality display, where a user can walk through its layers, taking in details of the minute carvings at multiple angles, look at the face of one figure that, in real life, would be the size of a pinhead.
This was among the exhibits at the recent Virtual and Augmented Reality Conference and Expo (or VRTO).
Featuring nearly 100 speakers and 50 exhibitors, VRTO was in its second year and brought bleeding-edge technology to the space at Ryerson University in Toronto.
Enhanced acceptance of VRTO has obviously pleased its founder and executive director Keram Malicki-Sanchez, as he said, "It has doubled in terms of the number of attendees and my effort to get those people through the door is probably half."
Those at VRTO represented tech majors like Google, Microsoft, IMAX, AMD, with participants from NASA Ames Research, and various universities.
This was where you could experience VR in a 360 environment, literally, in what is described as IglooVision, while watching a immersive short feature starring Godzilla and made by Google, as a haptic harness created a sense of motion, feeling tremors and shakes.
VRTO provided an inkling of the sectors that resurgent VR tech may impact in the near future: From medicine to manufacturing, movies and gaming, to research.
Or even philanthrophy, as with GivLuv, which "allows viewers to virtually experience the stories of people impacted by charities across the world and for the first time make a contribution through their headsets.
All of this matches Malicki-Sanchez' vision for VRTO to "see it at the very dawn of a medium which is finally coming into its own, steer the conversation towards true discovery, true experimentation, broad thinking".
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This 1970's basement rancher was in tremendous need of a facelift. The goal was to open up the main areas in order to take advantage of natural light and allow the space to function within the client's lifestyle. These clients were wonderful to work with, allowing us the freedom to take artistic liberties as we moved through the project. It might look like a million dollars, but this renovation was completed on a modest budget with mid-grade materials. What makes it work? The secret to success in this project was most certainly the homeowner's flexibility paired with a beautiful design plan and well-executed high-quality trade work.
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Project Spotlight: Lakefront Redesign
Every home has potential, and this large scale renovation became an opportunity to impress. The homeowners came to us with their own exterior elevation plans, second floor addition layout, design selections, and furnishings. We constructed a dream home. Heritage Homes & Designs not only constructed this home according to the homeowner's plans, but also jumped at the opportunity to redesign one part of the project...the kitchen. Originally a lakefront stucco basement rancher, this not only became an instant showstopper, but also an investment with immediate positive equity.
Project Spotlight: Cottage Kitchen
The perfect kitchen for a small cottage home, this renovation required some custom details. With two young children and lots of entertaining, these clients were ready for a kitchen that suited their lifestyle. Without making changes to the footprint, we reworked the layout slightly in order to create a more functional and safe work space. The cabinets were built by one of our skilled carpenters, and the custom details were carried over into other parts of the room. We also gave purpose to the small hallway tucked around the corner by adding a recessed pocket with hooks and shelving and a floor to ceiling magnet board on the opposite wall for the kids to display their art and parents to organize their calendars.
Project Spotlight: A Clean Slate
We often call this "The Dollhouse". It was the perfect small home for a new family, and our clients were fixing it up for their daughter and her family to enjoy. We often encounter homes with a great footprint that just need a facelift, this was one of those homes. The original home had the water heater on display in the kitchen, which also severely limited the functional cabinet space and downsized the kitchen to a small counter area and floating refrigerator. The floors had original hardwood beneath two layers of carpeting, and many of the walls were covered in grasscloth paper. We worked to peel back a lot of layers, and the result was worth every ounce.


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Not to appear in favor of unions or support Threnn's argument (I dislike unions as well), I would argue that 'wasting' money paying that guy $50/hour installing door handles that no one wanted is not a terribly bad thing on the long term. That guy will spend his money buying a home and sending his kids to college- in essence putting that money back into the economy. On the other hand, CEOs earning hundreds of millions in salary and bonuses put a much smaller percentage back into the economy (they spend it on private jets and overpriced property in Dubai).
I've always found it amazing that governments manage to create thousands of legislations to manage every minute aspect of the workplace of the guy making minimum wage, yet they are unable to curb the riddiculous executive compensation packages.
How fair is it for people making $50k to have to figure out how to fill out a very complex tax form to save $200 at the end of the day, vs. the guy making $50 million not even having to see what a tax form looks like? I know 'fairness' is not a pillar of the capitalist system, but it is a human nature to rebel against what is perceived as injustice for a long time.
At first, I felt the thread title was an improperly used analogy, but the more I think about it I think Nynnja has got a point.


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Hey, when I log into Achaea using IRE's browser flash client, there is a map I can drag around the screen. Is there anyway I can get this map in MUSHclient? If not in MUSHclient, are there any good clients I can use with a good map feature like this? Thanks in advance.
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text: Home BIG STORY Odisha's first sports lounge 'The Dugout' opens in Bhubaneswar BIG STORYFEATUREDODISHA LATEST Odisha's first sports lounge 'The Dugout' opens in Bhubaneswar By Biswajeet - October 28, 2017 0 SHARE Facebook Twitter tweet Bhubaneswar: Craving for mouthwatering food but the die hard sports fan inside you stopping you from going outside while the match is live? Well, now you have a perfect destination in Odisha's capital city Bhubaneswar to meet both the tempts. 'The Dugout'– state's first sports lounge opened at 3rd floor of Krishna Plaza near ISKCON temple in the city on October 27 and is all set to become a hotspot for foodies cum sports fans. With a 2,500 plus sq ft area of lounge and cafe, 'The Dugout', having its origin from Kolkata, is an one stop destination for satisfying your taste buds with lip-smacking Italian, Mexican, Chinese, Continental and Indian foods along with mocktails & hookahs. "We here at 'The Dugout' are trying to ensure that people coming to the lounge will not only enjoy tasty foods, but also get engaged with interactive games along with their family members and friends. We are providing various kinds of board games to our customers and there is also facility of video game on PlayStation," said Amitav Bahinipati, one of the franchise owners. "During match days, live action will be screened and fans can enjoy it while having food. We are trying provide a first of its kind experience to people in the lounge and our expectations from the Bhubaneswar market are huge," he said.


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Using the Panasonic image app and iPad on location - part 2 - GX7, GM1 and 17mm, 45mm and 12-32mm lenses./
The above was shot by my nephew and myself as a test location shoot for the photographic tours / workshop world wide franchise we are part of that will be launching soon.
As before, the advantages and benefits of the Wi-Fi remote control system were counterbalanced somewhat by the difficulties of seeing the iPad screen clearly in sunlight.
For this, I shot mainly stills, my Nephew mainly video. One of the 'advantages' of what this offers can be seen in the top image of the ladies on the bench. I really wanted to take their picture, but didn't want to be intrusive. So I positioned the GM1 + 45mm f/1.8 lens on it's tripod and faced in the opposite direction using the iPad to monitor what was going on. I then took a series of stills and some video when I thought there were some interesting interactions going on. Sneaky? Well I guess I have to admit to that, but I thought the picture was worth it. The four women who were obviously long time friends sitting in front of the children's playground behind them was a nice composition reflecting on age and friendship and I very much wanted it to be an observational yet warm and well-intentioned image showing a positive side to ageing. I hope I succeeded.
All the video was shot on the GM1 which continues to impress. As far as I'm concerned it really is a scaled down GH3 in a smaller form. The video and stills quality is excellent and we were looking at how good the smallest video size was, as we may well be offering instant uploading of both stills and video to social media for the workshops we are planning. While not up to HD standards, it's certainly way better than anything smartphones can offer. And as you can see my nephew was able to get some very smooth focus shifting.
One thing we've learnt is that it is important to position the camera using it's virtual 'spirit level' even though it is difficult to do this when seeing the image properly on the viewscreen or iPad is so difficult. It's possible to use my Carry Speed screen loupe as a hood for the cameras live view screen and I've ordered one of these http://www.hoodivision.com/#!products-ipad-sun-shade/c4jv
which looks light and hopefully will work for the tablet. It's not expensive and hopefully will make working with the iPad outdoors a lot easier.
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Darlene the Bean giving back to the community. 🙂
Darlene the Bean giving back to the community. 🙂
September 20th, 2014
• To increase awareness and excitement for the sport of gymnastics
• To teach the importance of charitable outreach through sport and play
• To introduce gymnastics to youth who may not otherwise have the means to participate
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USA Gymnastics and Right To Play, a global organization that uses sport and play programs to educate and empower children facing adversity, recently joined forces to bring gymnastics and the opportunity to play to children across the United States.
National Gymnastics Day is a natural vehicle to provide outreach to disadvantaged youth.
With this year's National Gymnastics Day less than two months away, USA Gymnastics is offering grants to USA Gymnastics member clubs that are creating special events to celebrate National Gymnastics Day and provide opportunities to children who currently do not have access to gymnastics. …
… three of the USA's well-known gymnasts – 2012 Olympic all-around champion Gabrielle Douglas, 2008 Olympic horizontal bar silver-medalist Jonathan Horton and 2008 Olympic team silver-medalist Alicia Sacramone – will serve as Right To Play Athlete Ambassadors and co-chairs of National Gymnastics Day. …
Up to 25 $1,000 grants are available to USA Gymnastics Member Clubs.
related – Right to Play USA
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The most effective way to increase membership, in my experience.
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Mismo's First Friday is More than just Gymnastics its FUN!
Mismo Gymnastics has the best kids party and kids activities in Missoula, Montana!
First Fridays are full of jumping on trampolines, flying through the air, …
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Founder of Mismo Gymnastics Kelley Durbin (Facebook) was contacted this week by the producers of reality TV show Dance Moms:
They wanted to interview me to see if we might be selected for their reality show…oh the poor women I just gave a lecture to.
I told her that when ever they get around to doing a show about a gym or studio that DOES NOT support drama and prefers to work WITH parents for the betterment of our children's future, THEN they can call me! Otherwise, I could not support anything that encourages self-promotion, child and parent exploitation, and silliness!
Kelley is recently engaged, by the way. 🙂
by site editor Rick McCharles
Presented at the annual BC Gymnastics Congress.
Class Planning for Recreational Gymnastics
Successful programs have good leadership: Yearly Plan, Session Plan and individual Class Plans. In this workshop we will analyze the Class Plan and goals in great detail, the objective to optimize every precious minute we have with the kids.
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Our goal is to MAKE THE MAGIC HAPPEN the moment the kids arrive until the moment you deliver them to the parents.
Gymnastics should be the best 90min of their week.
Coaches requested information links to the best lesson plans for Rec classes. My personal favourites are for SCHOOLS, but they can be adapted to the club situation:
• Up Down All Around – Ruschkin (Keith Russell)
Try the link for all posts on this site tagged with the term "lesson plan".
Questions? Suggestions? … Leave a comment.
Good idea from earthquake ravaged Christchurch, New Zealand.
CSG Holiday Programme Fort Building & Pajama Party, Friday, July 22, 2011 – the fort includes earthquake bracing and an emergency exit 🙂
(via CSG on Facebook)
Spring Break Camp 2011 at Mismo Gymnastics.
Offering 'special' camps for kids of all levels is a terrific way to offer more challenge (longer practices) for your keenest recreation kids.
And parents really appreciate finding a place for the kids to go when school is out.
Kit Poole is a Rec guru from Scallywaggs Gymnastics in Australia.
From her blog:
… This week was great fun for all. Our theme was road transportation which included cars, buses, motorcycles and trucks.
I made roads for the children to follow simply by visiting my local discount store and purchasing black fabric VERY cheaply. Then cut it into 4m lengths by 1m wide. Finally my husband helped the painting process by making templates of rectangles out of cardboard which we laid on top of the middle of the fabric and painted in white to make the lines on the road. …
I then gave each child a red fireman's hat, a rubber ring (as the steering wheel) and a fire hose.
We made the fire hoses from garden hose chopped into roughly 30cm lengths and got some blue feathers and glued them onto the ends to make it look like the water. ..
details on Kit's Kindergym Treasures
Gymtastics Gym Tools posted some sample of their excellent lesson plans.
I love the graphics. They remind me of Up Down All Around.
Details on Gymtastics Gym Tools. … Those lesson plans are still being developed. I'll post a link when they (eventually) go on sale.


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Two Great Basin gopher snakes were caught on camera at Allan Brooks Nature Centre in Vernon getting a little bit feisty.
"What they were doing was wrestling," said Stuart Brown, snake expert, Allan Brooks Nature Centre. "They coil themselves up together, wrestle and tumble around until one gets tired and overpowered."
Male snakes often fight for a territory and/or mating rights.
"Usually that would mean that there is a female nearby," Brown said. "They aren't terribly territorial but if there is a good spot that they really like they will hold it."
The Great Basin Gopher Snake is the most common snake in the province and although they can get aggressive they are non-venomous, unlike the rattlesnake, which is also present in the Okanagan Valley.
If you aren't sure what to do when encountering a snake, specifically a rattler, Brown has some tips. "
"What you should do is locate the snake for sure," Brown said. "A lot of the time people hear the rattles and they just back up."
"A lot of the time the snake doesn't even see you until you have passed it, especially if you have stepped over a rock and it's hiding behind the rock."
"What you want to do is completely stop where you are and locate where the snake is and move away from it cautiously."
Rattlesnakes love sunshine near the base of a lake so that they can stay in the heat but can quickly slither into the lake nearby to cool off.


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Day 1 Training: 5 Pillars of Leadership Starts Tuesday, 13th!
Conscious Coaches!
Im more than excited to share with you the 5 levels of Leadership this week in a magnetic and interactive training where you will be asked to practice your own tools and techniques while receiving mastery level training on these essential coaching elements!
Tomorrow ( Tuesday, Sept. 13) at 9.45 am PST I will be live in the Conscious Coaching Entrepreneurs Facebook Group so be sure to join us there to participate in this high level training. Day 1 is all about ( drum roll please)…AUTHENTICITY!
Have a peek here on what to expect and mark your planners- can't wait to play with you in the Conscious arena of coaching tomorrow!
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Like many people I have many wireless devices and had terrible problems getting enough throughput from my FIOS Actiontec wireless router. This FIOS router works fine for hardwired connections however it is very poor for RF strength and wireless throughput.
I have 150Mbps service from Verizon and the FIOS Actiontec ethernet router only allows 20-47Mbps of throughput to my laptop. This is using an USB 2.0 internal laptop wireless card, that came with my Sony laptop.
After researching this on the Internet I realized the solution is to upgrade and buy an Asus wireless - AC1900, about $170 on Amazon.
You also need to upgrade your laptop wireless card to USB 3.0, so I purchased the Rosewill-Wireless-Dual-Band-Adapter-AC1200, you plug this into your USB 3.0 connector. My laptop is about 4 years old and luckily it has an USB 3.0 (blue) connector. Now within 10-25 feet of the new Asus Access Point (AP) I receive 138-148Mbps on my laptop, this is very good for wireless. Your mileage may vary as even small adjustments in the usb 3.0 antenna can cause big differences in throughput. Also if your signal has to go through insulated walls.
The best way to set this up for most people is to turn the RF off on the FIOS Actiontec router. You connect to:
enter your login and password and go the the screen that controls the RF signal.
Then you configure your new Asus router as an Access Point using 5 Ghz. This has several benefits as you can encounter multiple problems trying to get two separate routers communicating. So your hardware setup should look like below:
Next you need to login to your new Asus and set it up as an Access Point.
The screen should look like below:
The only minor problem I encountered is that Intel WiDi will not work with the new USB 3.0 wireless device, this is because Intel only puts WiDi on computers based on a set configuration that is specific to each computer manufacturer. The good news is there is an easy fix for this, when you want to use WiDi just unplug the USB 3.0 wireless device and then you can use WiDi as you still have your old wireless card internal to your laptop (computer).
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This month we're learning Balboa - a dance originating in Southern California during the 1920s. Come dance at Cabin Boys Brewery to 20-40s Jazz. No partner? No problem! No matter what you're skill level is, you'll be able to plug in and learn from our classes!
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The bestselling author of The Martian returns with an irresistible new near-future thriller—a heist story set on the moon.
Jasmine Bashara never signed up to be a hero. She just wanted to get rich.
Not crazy, eccentric-billionaire rich, like many of the visitors to her hometown of Artemis, humanity's first and only lunar colony. Just rich enough to move out of her coffin-sized apartment and eat something better than flavored algae. Rich enough to pay off a debt she's owed for a long time.
So when a chance at a huge score finally comes her way, Jazz can't say no. Sure, it requires her to graduate from small-time smuggler to full-on criminal mastermind. And it calls for a particular combination of cunning, technical skills, and large explosions—not to mention sheer brazen swagger. But Jazz has never run into a challenge her intellect can't handle, and she figures she's got the 'swagger' part down.
The trouble is, engineering the perfect crime is just the start of Jazz's problems. Because her little heist is about to land her in the middle of a conspiracy for control of Artemis itself.
Trapped between competing forces, pursued by a killer and the law alike, even Jazz has to admit she's in way over her head. She'll have to hatch a truly spectacular scheme to have a chance at staying alive and saving her city.
Jazz is no hero, but she is a very good criminal.
That'll have to do.
Propelled by its heroine's wisecracking voice, set in a city that's at once stunningly imagined and intimately familiar, and brimming over with clever problem-solving and heist-y fun, Artemis is another irresistible brew of science, suspense, and humor from #1 bestselling author Andy Weir.
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ANDY WEIR built a career as a software engineer until the success of his first published novel, THE MARTIAN, allowed him to live out his dream of writing fulltime. He is a lifelong space nerd and a devoted hobbyist of subjects such as relativistic physics, orbital mechanics, and the history of manned spaceflight. He also mixes a mean cocktail. He lives in California.
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Chapter 1
I bounded over the gray, dusty terrain toward the huge dome of Conrad Bubble. Its airlock, ringed with red lights, stood distressingly far away.
It's hard to run with a hundred kilograms of gear oneven in lunar gravity. But you'd be amazed how fast you can hustle when your life is on the line.
Bob ran beside me. His voice came over the radio: "Let me connect my tanks to your suit!"
"That'll just get you killed too."
"The leak's huge," he huffed. "I can see the gas escaping your tanks."
"Thanks for the pep talk."
"I'm the EVA master here," Bob said. "Stop right now and let me cross-connect!"
"Negative." I kept running. "There was a pop right before the leak alarm. Metal fatigue. Got to be the valve assembly. If you cross-connect you'll puncture your line on a jagged edge."
"I'm willing to take that risk!"
"I'm not willing to let you," I said. "Trust me on this, Bob. I know metal."
I switched to long, even hops. It felt like slow motion, but it was the best way to move with all that weight. My helmet's heads-up display said the airlock was fifty-two meters away. I glanced at my arm readouts. My oxygen reserve plummeted while I watched. So I stopped watching.
The long strides paid off. I was really hauling ass now. I even left Bob behind, and he's the most skilled EVA master on the moon. That's the trick: Add more forward momentum every time you touch the ground. But that also means each hop is a tricky affair. If you screw up, you'll face-plant and slide along the ground. EVA suits are tough, but it's best not to grind them against regolith.
"You're going too fast! If you trip you could crack your faceplate!"
"Better than sucking vacuum," I said. "I've got maybe ten seconds."
"I'm way behind you," he said. "Don't wait for me."
I only realized how fast I was going when the triangular plates of Conrad filled my view. They were growing very quickly.
"Shit!" No time to slow down. I made one final leap and added a forward roll. I timed it just rightmore out of luck than skilland hit the wall with my feet. Okay, Bob was right. I'd been going way too fast.
I hit the ground, scrambled to my feet, and clawed at the hatch crank.
My ears popped. Alarms blared in my helmet. The tank was on its last legsit couldn't counteract the leak anymore.
I pushed the hatch open and fell inside. I gasped for breath and my vision blurred. I kicked the hatch closed, reached up to the emergency tank, and yanked out the pin.
The top of the tank flew off and air flooded into the compartment. It came out so fast, half of it liquefied into fog particles from the cooling that comes with rapid expansion. I fell to the ground, barely conscious.
I panted in my suit and suppressed the urge to puke. That was way the hell more exertion than I'm built for. An oxygen-deprivation headache took root. It'd be with me for a few hours, at least. I'd managed to get altitude sickness on the moon.
The hiss died to a trickle, then finished.
Bob finally made it to the hatch. I saw him peek in through the small round window.
"Status?" he radioed.
"Conscious," I wheezed.
"Can you stand? Or should I call for an assist?"
Bob couldn't come in without killing meI was lying in the airlock with a bad suit. But any of the two thousand people inside the city could open the airlock from the other side and drag me in.
"No need." I got to my hands and knees, then to my feet. I steadied myself against the control panel and initiated the cleanse. High-pressure air jets blasted me from all angles. Gray lunar dust swirled in the airlock and got pulled into filtered vents along the wall.
After the cleanse, the inner hatch door opened automatically.
I stepped into the antechamber, resealed the inner hatch, and plopped down on a bench.
Bob cycled through the airlock the normal wayno dramatic emergency tank (which now had to be replaced, by the way). Just the normal pumps-and-valves method. After his cleanse cycle, he joined me in the antechamber.
I wordlessly helped Bob out of his helmet and gloves. You should never make someone de-suit themselves. Sure, it's doable, but it's a pain in the ass. There's a tradition to these things. He returned the favor.
"Well, that sucked," I said as he lifted my helmet off.
"You almost died." He stepped out of his suit. "You should have listened to my instructions."
I wriggled out of my suit and looked at the back. I pointed to a jagged piece of metal that was once a valve. "Blown valve. Just like I said. Metal fatigue."
He peered at the valve and nodded. "Okay. You were right to refuse cross-connection. Well done. But this still shouldn't have happened. Where the hell did you get that suit?"
"I bought it used."
"Why would you buy a used suit?"
"Because I couldn't afford a new one. I barely had enough money for a used one and you assholes won't let me join the guild until I own a suit."
"You should have saved up for a new one." Bob Lewis is a former US Marine with a no-bullshit attitude. More important, he's the EVA Guild's head trainer. He answers to the guild master, but Bob and Bob alone determines your suitability to become a member. And if you aren't a member, you aren't allowed to do solo EVAs or lead groups of tourists on the surface. That's how guilds work. Dicks.
"So? How'd I do?"
He snorted. "Are you kidding me? You failed the exam, Jazz. You super-duper failed."
"Why?!" I demanded. "I did all the required maneuvers, accomplished all the tasks, and finished the obstacle course in under seven minutes. And, when a near-fatal problem occurred, I kept from endangering my partner and got safely back to town."
He opened a locker and stacked his gloves and helmet inside. "Your suit is your responsibility. It failed. That means you failed."
"How can you blame me for that leak?! Everything was fine when we headed out!"
"This is a results-oriented profession. The moon's a mean old bitch. She doesn't care why your suit fails. She just kills you when it does. You should have inspected your gear better." He hung the rest of his suit on its custom rack in the locker.
"Come on, Bob!"
"Jazz, you almost died out there. How can I possibly give you a pass?" He closed the locker and started to leave. "You can retake the test in six months."
I blocked his path. "That's so ridiculous! Why do I have to put my life on hold because of some arbitrary guild rule?"
"Pay more attention to equipment inspection." He stepped around me and out of the antechamber. "And pay full price when you get that leak fixed."
I watched him go, then slumped onto the bench.
I plodded through the maze of aluminum corridors to my home. At least it wasn't a long walk. The whole city is only half a kilometer across.
I live in Artemis, the first (and so far, only) city on the moon. It's made of five huge spheres called "bubbles." They're half underground, so Artemis looks exactly like old sci-fi books said a moon city should look: a bunch of domes. You just can't see the parts that are belowground.
Armstrong Bubble sits in the middle, surrounded by Aldrin, Conrad, Bean, and Shepard. The bubbles each connect to their neighbors via tunnels. I remember making a model of Artemis as an assignment in elementary school. Pretty simple: just some balls and sticks. It took ten minutes.
It's pricey to get here and expensive as hell to live here. But a city can't just be rich tourists and eccentric billionaires. It needs working-class people too. You don't expect J. Worthalot Richbastard III to clean his own toilet, do you?
I'm one of the little people.
I live in Conrad Down 15, a grungy area fifteen floors underground in Conrad Bubble. If my neighborhood were wine, connoisseurs would describe it as "shitty, with overtones of failure and poor life decisions."
I walked down the row of closely spaced square doors until I got to my own. Mine was a "lower" bunk, at least. Easier to get into and out of. I waved my Gizmo across the lock and the door clicked open. I crawled in and closed it behind me.
I lay in the bunk and stared at the ceilingwhich was less than a meter from my face.
Technically, it's a "capsule domicile" but everyone calls them coffins. It's just an enclosed bunk with a door I can lock. There's only one use for a coffin: sleep. Well, okay, there's another use (which also involves being horizontal), but you get my point.
I have a bed and a shelf. That's it. There's a communal bathroom down the hall and public showers a few blocks away. My coffin isn't going to be featured in Better Homes and Moonscapes anytime soon, but it's all I can afford.
I checked my Gizmo for the time. "Craaaap."
No time to brood. The KSC freighter was landing that afternoon and I'd have work to do.
To be clear: The sun doesn't define "afternoon" for us. We only get a "noon" every twenty-eight Earth days and we can't see it anyway. Each bubble has two six-centimeter-thick hulls with a meter of crushed rock between them. You could shoot a howitzer at the city and it still wouldn't leak. Sunlight definitely can't get in.
So what do we use for time of day? Kenya Time. It was afternoon in Nairobi, so it was afternoon in Artemis.
I was sweaty and gross from my near-death EVA. There was no time to shower, but I could change, at least. I lay flat, stripped off my EVA coolant-wear, and pulled on my blue jumpsuit. I fastened the belt then sat up, cross-legged, and put my hair in a ponytail. Then I grabbed my Gizmo and headed out.
We don't have streets in Artemis. We have hallways. It costs a lot of money to make real estate on the moon and they sure as hell aren't going to waste it on roads. You can have an electric cart or scooter if you want, but the hallways are designed for foot traffic. It's only one-sixth Earth's gravity. Walking doesn't take much energy.
The shittier the neighborhood, the narrower the halls. Conrad Down's halls are positively claustrophobic. They're just wide enough for two people to pass each other by turning sideways.
I wound through the corridors toward the center of Down 15. None of the elevators were nearby, so I bounded up the stairs three at a time. Stairwells in the core are just like stairwells on Earthshort little twenty-one-centimeter-high steps. It makes the tourists more comfortable. In areas that don't get tourists, stairs are each a half meter high. That's lunar gravity for you. Anyway, I hopped up the tourist stairs until I reached ground level. Walking up fifteen floors of stairwell probably sounds horrible, but it's not that big a deal here. I wasn't even winded.
Ground level is where all the tunnels connecting to other bubbles come in. Naturally, all the shops, boutiques, and other tourist traps want to be there to take advantage of the foot traffic. In Conrad, that mostly meant restaurants selling Gunk to tourists who can't afford real food.
A small crowd funneled into the Aldrin Connector. It's the only way to get from Conrad to Aldrin (other than going the long way around through Armstrong), so it's a major thoroughfare. I passed by the huge circular plug door on my way in. If the tunnel breached, the escaping air from Conrad would force that door closed. Everyone in Conrad would be saved. If you were in the tunnel at the time . . . well, it sucks to be you.
"Well, if it isn't Jazz Bashara!" said a nearby asshole. He acted like we were friends. We weren't friends.
"Dale," I said. I kept walking.
He hurried to catch up. "Must be a cargo ship coming in. Nothing else gets your lazy ass in uniform."
"Hey, remember that time I gave a shit about what you have to say? Oh wait, my mistake. That never happened."
"I hear you failed the EVA exam today." He tsked in mock disappointment. "Tough break. I passed on my first try, but we can't all be me, can we?"
"Fuck off."
"Yeah, I got to tell you, tourists pay good money to go outside. Hell, I'm headed to the Visitor Center right now to give some tours. I'll be raking it in."
"Make sure to hop on the really sharp rocks while you're out there."
"Nah," he said. "People who passed the exam know better than to do that."
"It was just a lark," I said nonchalantly. "It's not like EVA work is a real job."
"Yeah, you're right. Someday I hope to be a delivery girl like you."
"Porter," I grumbled. "The term is 'porter.' "
He smirked in a very punchable way. Thankfully we'd made it to Aldrin Bubble. I shouldered past him and out of the connector. Aldrin's plug door stood vigil, just as Conrad's did. I hurried ahead and took a sharp right just to get out of Dale's line of sight.
Aldrin is the opposite of Conrad in every respect. Conrad's full of plumbers, glass blowers, metalworkers, welding shops, repair shops . . . the list goes on. But Aldrin is truly a resort. It has hotels, casinos, whorehouses, theaters, and even an honest-to-God park with real grass. Wealthy tourists from all over Earth come for two-week stays.
I passed through the Arcade. It wasn't the fastest route to where I was going, but I liked the view.
New York has Fifth Avenue, London has Bond Street, and Artemis has the Arcade. The stores don't bother to list prices. If you have to ask, you can't afford it. The Ritz-Carlton Artemis occupies an entire block and extends five floors up and another five down. A single night there costs 12,000 slugsmore than I make in a month as a porter (though I have other sources of income).
Despite the costs of a lunar vacation, demand always exceeds supply. Middle-class Earthers can afford it as a once-in-a-lifetime experience with suitable financing. They stay at crappier hotels in crappier bubbles like Conrad. But wealthy folks make annual trips and stay in nice hotels. And my, oh my, do they shop.
More than anywhere else, Aldrin is where money enters Artemis.
There was nothing in the shopping district I could afford. But someday, I'd have enough to belong there. That was my plan, anyway. I took one more long look, then turned away and headed to the Port of Entry.
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A great follow on effort, this new novel has the same hard science and technology as The Martian, and a protagonist who's every bit as smart as Mark Watney. However, Jazz is so much Watney's polar opposite, on suspects they would annihilate each other and form a burst of photons if they ever came in contact.
Witty, well written, great pace and rock solid science. Enjoyed every page
I really enjoyed this book. Character driven hard sci-fi is my favorite genre and this an excellent example of it.
If you read The Martian, then Artemis will feel very familiar. This time Andy Weir tries his hand at a female lead though she is cut from the same comically irreverent cloth as Mark Watney. This keeps the read fun and it's peppered with scientific detail to satisfy our inner nerd. The story takes place in the lunar city of Artemis. In addition to an entertaining story and characters, Artemis allows a glimpse into what living on the moon might be like. I only gave this 3 Stars because while there is good drama, the storyline lacks an epic quality. That said, it is well worth the read.
It was an interesting read. Bit too much of the dirty jokes vs intelligence. But there was some good science and decent overall concepts.
I enjoyed the character's smart-alecky way of dealing with situations. Enjoyable read.
Weir delivers another great one. Fast paced, full of great twists, and well-researched. Don't start this book if you have anything important to do in the next 2 days! :)
Okay, I'm Jazzed. Finally - a heroine who's independent, feisty and could give MacGyver a run for his money. That much of the time Jasmine ("Jazz") Bashara skirts the edge of the law makes her all the more interesting. Throw in a kinky sense of humor that doesn't let up from start to finish, and I'm in it all the way. Jazz, now in her mid-20s, has lived in Artemis - the first and so far only city on the moon - since early childhood. Residents live and work in five self-contained spheres called bubbles that have numerous fail-safes to protect residents from an unfriendly moon atmosphere. People come from all parts of Earth to live and visit (tourism is big business, and trips from Artemis to Earth take half a dozen days or so). Jazz herself is from Saudi Arabia, brought by her father, who practices the welding trade in his adopted city. They aren't particularly close - for openers, he's a practicing Muslim and she has no interest in any kind of religion. Because it's forging new territory, life on Artemis isn't as fully regimented as is Earth; some rules, for instance, like no firearms (or fire of any kind, for that matter), are more stringent, mostly for safety reasons. In addition to her regular but peon-type job, Jazz has been smuggling goodies up from Earth for quite some time. But because she's almost desperate to earn lots of money (called "slugs" on Artemis) so she can move out of her coffin-like living quarters and eat food that isn't reminiscent of Soylent Green, she's hoping for something closer to a windfall. Then along comes her big chance, in the form of filthy rich businessman Trond Landvik. He's consumed with the notion of putting Artemis's huge aluminum smelting operation out of commission so he can buy it at a fire-sale price and take over. Knowing her proclivity with a blowtorch (some skills she bothered to learn from her father) and willingness to color outside the lines, he offers Jazz a monumental amount of slugs if she can disable the company's four "harvesters" that gather rocks from the moon for use in the smelting process. Needless to say, things don't exactly go according to plan, and Jazz and her cohorts more than once find themselves between a rock and a hard place (literally). Telling more would ruin the story for others, though, so you'll just have to read it to find out who wins and who loses. What I will venture to say is that I liked this book even better than the author's previous book, "The Martian," which also earned 5 stars from me (and FYI, each of the two books stands totally alone). Admittedly, Jazz can grate on the nerves a bit, although overall I enjoyed the heck out of her sense of humor. And as was the case in "The Martian," the technical stuff is both educational and fun but can be a bit overwhelming at times. But in the end, I loved it. Many thanks to the publisher (via NetGalley) for the opportunity to read an advance copy in exchange for an honest review.
Easy read .... one smart guy ... this guy Weir
Know the feeling of excitement that comes with not being able to put a book down? Read this book.
Terrific read.
Good narrative. Great technical details.
Well written. Entertaining.
Yet another great novel from Andy Weir! It has a good story, good explanations, and great characters. I loved every second of it. To all the people who loved the science part of the Martian and only that part, you may come up feeling a little dry. It's still very science oriented and still makes a lot of sense, but it seems more sci-fi and less science.
A bit disappointing, after the Martian I expected better. Main character has sophomoric personality for a 26 year old, I found myself not really liking the main character, and not caring what happened to her unlike the Martian where I was rooting like crazy for the main character's success.
Jazz Bashara has lived her whole life on the moon in the city of Artemis. A brilliant, independent young woman who has little tolerance for rules, and wants to do more than just survive, Jazz long ago turned to less than legal ways of making extra income. However, she is good at what she does, and she does have some moral rules about what kinds of jobs she'll do. When the right opportunity presents itself via a very rich, regular customer, for a big payout (with lots of risk), she takes it on and does her best. Unfortunately, things go awry, and she barely escapes with her life. To make things worse, her employer has been murdered and it's certain that she will be the prime suspect. Jazz has to figure out who killed him and clear herself. Can she solve the murder before the real perp takes her out or law enforcement catches up with her? Clearly, this is not The Martian. Completely different kind of story. What they do have in common: Written by Andy Weir Takes place in space (well, away from Earth at least) Very detailed and technical bits throughout The characters were interesting. I kind of had a love/hate relationship with Jazz. Her choices frustrated me. Her attitude frustrated me. But her moral compass wasn't that far gone, and she was wicked smart and dedicated as all get out. But the constant jabs and sarcasm left me feeling like her emotional growth had been severely stifled. Her attitude seemed more suited to a testy teenager than the woman she actually is. The relationship that Jazz ends up in isn't really properly developed. There was no chemistry. The words told me where things were going, but I just didn't feel it/see it. And frankly, I didn't see the point. The story wasn't improved by their relationship becoming romantic, especially since it was on the ending note. I'm not gonna lie. I preferred The Martian. It was stellar. This is pretty good. Not something I'm going to run around town screaming about. But, it was a good story. The mystery itself was well thought out. I love that current concerns were worked into the story (an interesting lesson about the cycle of economies!). And, as you'd expect from Andy Weir, lots of technical stuff. Those who loved The Martian will appreciate that about this story. Those who found all those details burdensome will hopefully appreciate the story itself. However. It very much felt like this book was written to continue to appeal to the original sci fi fanbase, while making his work more accessible to readers of more popular genres (mystery, thriller, etc.). I'm not sure it worked entirely. While I understand that topping The Martian is a near impossible feat, changing tactics to gain wider appeal is tricky. I'll read the next thing by Andy Weir because I think he's a wonderful writer overall, but I hope it's more The Martian than Artemis. Note: I received this book from the publisher via NetGalley. I pride myself on writing fair and honest reviews.
Lived up to my high expectations. Similar style to The Martian: first person, witty and sarcastic, suspenseful.
I found it to be uninteresting and childish. I had no sympathy or connection with any of the characters as I did with "The Martian". I think a better title for this book would be..."Nancy Drew and The Hardy Boys On The Moon.
His first book was better, but enjoyed this one as well.
The book requires quite a lot of "willing suspension of disbelief."
I can see this becoming a series, if the author can write more words. It's got so many open plot lines . . . the potential is considerable.
Well it's good, but it's not the next great American novel either
What I just said
The science was accurate, the writing was witty, and the plot was phenomenal. A must-read.
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I'm not going to name names, but I'll just say that what I'm about to show you is actually destined for a real live actual television show, with actual famous people on said show. However, if you've ever wondered why sound people are special, it's because we do our best to avoid things like this:
This is a spectrogram of a clip of dialog. See all those shadowy spaces that make lots of horizontal lines? That's what audio people call "comb filtering," and it sounds terrible. This is most likely the result of a mic going into a mixer (or camera) and being combined with itself, but the 2nd signal had a slight delay - like a millisecond or less. Headphones, people! Listen to your sound before you hit record!
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Herefordshire potato crisp makers Tyrrells state the following on their new website:
"In public, we've always called our product 'chips', to distinguish them from those nasty things that are fried by robots in a factory. In private though, we've never been all that comfortable with the word. So the time has come to stand up as proud English folk and embrace… the proper English crisp."
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I've been thinking quite a bit lately about my own carbon emissions, resource consumption, and the inheritance I'm leaving for my child and future generations. I look into the lovely face of my boy and wonder about his future - will he have to fight for clean water, will he have enough resources to heat his home, and will he forgive us for our waste and disregard .
We waste fossil fuels to import plastic trinkets (made from fossil fuels) from China to North America. Have you noticed that kids play with a plastic toy a few times and then completely forget about it? They don't need to play with plastic junk, they need the time and freedom for creative play, to run, jump and explore the world around them. Spiderman action figures won't improve their lives, so why do we buy them?
I could, and likely will, go on and on about this subject, but my point today is that I'm leaving behind the political ranting, in favour of a discussion on sustainability from the perspective of a suburban family. This weekend we'll be watching the Human Footprint on the National Geographic channel (Sunday, April 13, 9 PM). In future posts I'll share the ways in which we have worked to reduce our ecological impact. We're far from perfect and have far to go, so please feel free to share your ideas.
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I am sitting in a coffee shop/bar called Monk's in Dubuque Iowa. We just finished playing an outdoor art fest (DBQ Fest) downtown and it's now pouring outside. It is late at night and so good to be in such a chill spot with free internet, comfortable couches, and really nice lamps.
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The last few days of shows have been super strange but good. We played an after hours party at the Speed art museum in Louisville yesterday, and today we played DBQ Fest- which turned out to be a family-friendly outdoor festival in the heart of downtown Dubuque. I occasionally edit things a tiny bit for family friendly crowds, but sometimes my edits end up being pretty "on the fly" and consequently a bit ridiculous. Today during our cover of "I'm afraid of Americans" instead of saying "Donald grabs pussy in cars" I rambled out "Donald grabs kittens in cars"......which doesn't even make sense and is also pretty weird. It just kind of came out on accident- and Daisy and I both started laughing uncontrollably. Anyway, fuck Donald Trump. Keep him away from all of the kittens everywhere.
Bands that we played with today and yesterday that were epic include:::: Har-di-har (art pop from Minneapolis) and Second Story Man (indie rock with harmonies from Louisville)
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In the mid-1960's, a Catholic missionary in Tagudin Ilocos Sur, Central Luzon, noticed an unusual amount of deaths from chronic gastroenteritis in the village of Pudoc West and notified authorities.
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Humans get this infection from ingesting raw or inadequately small fish. It is not spread person to person.
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Prevention of this parasitic infection is simply avoiding eating undercooked or raw fish.
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To coincide with the release of "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows" on June 2, IDW Publishing has announced via AV Club that mutant henchmen Bebop and Rocksteady are headlining their own five-part weekly miniseries. "TMNT: Bebop & Rocksteady Destroy Everything" is a time-travel romp that will find the titular duo, who make their motion picture debut in "Out of the Shadows," entrusted with the survival of all existence.
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I always like to see photography being introduced to kids through the media they watch on television or in the books they read. Why? Because I feel it helps to develop an interest or a small connection with photography at an early age.
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