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Sam: This is a story about me and my favorite companion and snuggle buddy (Bob - The Female Cat). Most of us know, the love for an animal can be very strong. Bob has been there for me through the good times and the bad. Good or bad, she is always purring and rubbing her face into mine. Animals can be very reliable for their love. Life is amazing and should always be appreciated. Sometimes I''ve found myself ready to give up and stop trying, and have said things like "I don''t think I can" or "I don''t think it''s worth it." I didn''t always know what support is available because I didn''t reach out and ask. When I understood my feelings and became aware of how they affected others, I was able to offer something special.

Sam Miller, born premature and challenged by Cerebral Palsy since birth, invites you to join him on a dream journey, a journey of going from impossible to possible. There is always something we can do to move us toward our dreams and goals, Sam says. In I''MPOSSIBLE, Sam shares 10 life lessons from his own journey, from surviving to thriving with a disability. Who you are, and who you becoming, Sam says, is not about being "normal" or "conforming to a standard, usual, typical" as the definition suggests. Through reflection questions at the end of each lesson, Sam will help what''s in your heart become your ever-increasing reality. In I''MPOSSIBLE, you will learn to: Stop letting fear tell you what you can and can''t do. Develop close relationships with people who help you become your best self. Discover how your skills point toward your destiny.

Delve into the world of The Legend of Zelda with this guide to Legend of Zelda, containing pictures, cool facts about the game, and more!

In the pages of Lightspeed Magazine, you will find the finest science fiction: from near-future, sociological soft SF, to far-future, star-spanning hard SF-and fantasy: from epic fantasy, sword-and-sorcery, and contemporary urban tales, to magical realism, science-fantasy, and folktales.Issue #1 was launched in June 2010, and now eight years later, we''ve reached a milestone: Issue 100. To celebrate, we decided to publish a super-sized issue, with ten original stories-more than twice the amount of original fiction than usual-plus ten reprints and some special nonfiction to boot. And to make things even more commemorative, the vast majority of our fiction in this issue, both original and reprint, comes from our most frequently published fiction contributors-the Lightspeediest writers to ever Lightspeed. It''s a distillation of what we''re made of, and we''re beyond excited to share it with all of you.Featuring work by Vylar Kaftan, Carrie Vaughn, Adam-Troy Castro, A. Merc Rustad, Ken Liu, Sofia Samatar, Charles Yu, Caroline M. Yoachim, An Owomoyela, Seanan McGuire, David Barr Kirtley, Genevieve Valentine, Cadwell Turnbull, Yoon Ha Lee, Maria Dahvana Headley, Sam J. Miller, Kat Howard, Theodora Goss, Charlie Jane Anders, Jeremiah Tolbert, and more.

A systematic keyboarding curriculum developed by classroom teachers for use with students in elementary and middle school.

Come on a journey through the minds of children.A collection of short stories and poems written by home school authors aged eight to fourteen about wishes that might have been better left unsaid and adventures too outrageous to be believed.It has been my pleasure to teach this class of bright, funny young people. I hope you enjoy reading their anthology.- Beaulah Pragg (Teacher and Author)

Clarkesworld is a Hugo and World Fantasy Award-winning science fiction and fantasy magazine. Each month we bring you a mix of fiction (new and classic works), articles, interviews and art. Our July 2015 issue (#105) contains: Original Fiction by Sam J. Miller ("When Your Child Strays From God"), Kay Chronister ("Further North"), Natalia Theodoridou ("Android Whores Can''t Cry"), Pan Haitian ("Hunger Tower"), and Yoon Ha Lee ("Snakes"). Reprints by Keith Brooke ("The Accord") and Adam Roberts ("Hair"). Non-fiction by Tomas Petrasek (Eternal Wanderers Between Fire and Ice), interviews with Kim Stanley Robinson and Pan Haitian, an Another Word column by Genevieve Valentine, and an editorial by Neil Clarke.