Communications

Second Earth

  • July/August 2007
  • By Wade Roush

(Page 10 of 11)

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A thunderhead towers at knee level, throwing tiny lightning bolts at my shoes. I'm standing--rather, my avatar is standing--astride a giant map [SLurl] of the continental United States, and southern Illinois, at my feet, is evidently getting a good April shower.

 

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