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"Now!" He made a quick motion with his hands; I ducked. "I give it to you!" He flung the chain toward me. Reflexively I caught it. An turned away instantly and stalked into Polosckis. Well, there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. High drama here in the early hours of the morning as an American infantry squad cuts down the Russian general. Those of you who have watched these games before will know that some of the most exciting action takes place at night. In a few minutes weshould have the latest probability report, but until then, how do you see it, Colonel Bullock? A Vacation on Earth We dont know, he said frankly. It’s your job to find out—and to put it right.” Ames said,Im sorry! I’m sorry! "You dont see. You dont understand about Alegra and me." "Shes well." Three ushers of the Toppers Club came in with firm step. He tapped on the windshield as they swung off the highway onto the narrow dirt track that led toward the stockades. Here and there among the dunes they could see the low ruined outbuildings of the old explosives plant, the white galvanized iron roof of one of the sound-sweeps cabins. Desolate and unfrequented, the dunes ran on for miles. They passed the remains of a gateway that had collapsed to one side of the road; originally a continuous fence ringed the stockade, but no one had any reason for wanting to penetrate it. A place of strange echoes and festering silences, overhung by a gloomy miasma of a million compacted sounds, it remained remote and haunted, the graveyard of countless private babels. What will? Why do you talk such nonsense? During the next half an hour it moved slowly, turning as the sun swung, the profile of a dune.* * * *The Crevice There wassome basis for my wariness about the Pop Prof: between the beginning of his cult in 1951 and hitting the Big Time in 1964, he acquired one besetting, and audience-besotting, sin. Whether through carelessness or (miscalculation, it adds up to the too frequent subordination of hismessage by his own medium, words: the sacrifice of clarity to the hypnotic cadence of pop-talk, pun-fun, and the catch-phrase. For example: 1)He describes the participation involvement of TV-viewing as 'cool'— the 'fragmented' detachment of the reader as 'hot'. (The reason: a course in Contemp. Eng. from uncool Jack Paar, who got told by a put-on kid that 'cool' means'hot' nowadays.) 2)From 'The Medium is the Message', the most-quoted chapter of the most-quoted Book of McLuhan, Understanding Media: … Bermuda Hilton. Private Island, with anchorage, have the beach cleaned up, last time the water was full of fish…. I dont care, poison them, hang some nets out. … Imogene will fly in from Idlewild as Mrs. Edna Burgess, warn customs to stay away… "Well," I said, "it showed the kids a picture of the way the cycles of life progress." Tyburn watched him turn, then suddenly—like a man coming out of a daze, he took three hurried strides after him as Ian opened the door. Vandervell waved her away.Of course. Go back to bed and rest. This thin air is bad for the complexion. Impossible. No time. Urgent situation. Your family and firm must do all that between them. Our orders override everything. l-a-u-g-h, laugh! Well, we seem to have another lag, folks. While our cameras scan the arena, let me remind you that each morning of the games NSB will be bringing you a special capsule re-run of the highlights of the preceding nights action..
