Here’s a sunrise picture, taken roughly ten minutes ago.
Thus concludes my annual “hey I’m actually awake for a sunrise for once, why not take a picture of it” picture. Thank you for your patience and participation.
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Today’s Books Sent to Scalzi
- After the Fall Before the Fall During the Fall, Nancy Kress (4/1): Random-appearing kidnappings are anything but. http://t.co/XcdD9Url 3 weeks ago
- Apocalypse to Go, Katherine Kerr (2/7): A secret agent must find her kidnapped siblings in a weird(er) San Francisco. http://t.co/6nrVU9aG 3 weeks ago
- Westward Weird, Greenberg/Hughes, ed (2/7): A collection of speculative tales set in the wild west. http://t.co/o3tdQ474 3 weeks ago
- Forest Moon Rising, P.R. Frost (2/7): A fantasy writer tracks down real-life demons from another dimension. http://t.co/IoWIu0UM 3 weeks ago
- Dark Victory, Michele Lang (1/17): A young woman turns to supernatural means to fight the Nazis and their evil. http://t.co/1SJ9H4Ec 3 weeks ago
- Shadow Ops: Control Point, Myke Cole (1/31): A soldier goes underground when he manifests prohibited magical powers. http://t.co/bftIz6fe 3 weeks ago
- All Things Wicked, Karina Cooper (1/31): A woman confronts the man she loves, who also betrayed her coven. http://t.co/IHM3Bypf 4 weeks ago
- Aristeia: Revolutionary Right, Wayne Basta (out): A disillusioned smuggler must challenge the existing order . http://t.co/gCRm1XUL 4 weeks ago
- The Best Science Fiction and Fantasy of the Year, Vol. 6, Jonathan Strahan, ed (3/6): Gaiman, Link, Doctorow and more. http://t.co/hGzNrlc4 4 weeks ago
- Seven Princes, John R. Fultz (out): A long-peaceful land is threatened by war. First in a series. http://t.co/qZ1qukJs 4 weeks ago
The Blatherations of Others
- The other John S on Let’s End the Whatever Programming Day With a Picture of a Cat
- Books McGee on Science Fiction and Fantasy Fans: Suggest Your Nominees, Please
- Erbo on Let’s End the Whatever Programming Day With a Picture of a Cat
- Meg on Romney and the LDS Church
- Nobilis Reed (@Nobilis) on The Big Idea: Saladin Ahmed
- George William Herbert on Let’s End the Whatever Programming Day With a Picture of a Cat
- Craig Ranapia on Proposition 8 Overturned
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- Goggolor on Proposition 8 Overturned
- WilliamB on The Business Case Against Karen Handel
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- Jonathan Laden on SF/F Authors/Editors/Artists/Fans 2012 Award Awareness Post
- Parker on The Business Case Against Karen Handel
- Constance on The Business Case Against Karen Handel
- Parker on The Business Case Against Karen Handel
Whatwitters
- I for one am excited that Santorum is spreading across the midwest! #OhGodWhyCantIStop 1 hour ago
- Just when you think Santorum's been packed away, he explodes all over the GOP! #IllStopNowISwear 1 hour ago
- In the NYT political maps tonight, Santorum's color is brown. Tell me that's not intentional. 1 hour ago
- Wow, Santorum is making a mess... of Romney's path to the GOP nomination tonight! #YouSeeWhatIDidThere 1 hour ago
- Wow, I wish I knew which phrase I used triggered all these annoying sexbot tweets. 1 hour ago
- The last WWI veteran has died: http://t.co/995bE0eI 2 hours ago
- Done with the 80s music quizzing for now. Thanks for playing. THIS WILL GO DOWN ON YOUR PERMANENT RECORD. 3 hours ago
- Also folks, original is Romeo Void. Queens of the Stone Age covered it. 3 hours ago
- That was quick! RT @quasigrue: @scalzi Never say never? 3 hours ago
- One more: "If time itself was his demeanor there'd be no sunlight" Name the song. No Google. Go. 3 hours ago
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Hope you’re not up just because Krissy couldn’t get up to see Athena off. SIckness sucks.
Oh! Beautiful! Sometimes it’s worth getting up with the sun.
I summon my awesome professional powers of observation and incredible vocabulary to declare:
Oooh! Pretty!
Wouldn’t it have been easier to wait for “Spring Forward”?
Wow! Great photo! Frederic Church would have loved it…
I think you have a nice eye for landscape/cloudscape photography. Very nice.
That is gorgeous. Worth waking up for, I think.
So when you look to the east, do you miss Washington DC?
Hehe, your sunrise stole my sunset!
http://perceptionistruth.com/2009/10/more-sunset/
Or maybe that was the other way around?
Lovely shot though, the weather at this time of year is always amazing.
Very Pretty Picture, thanks for posting it.