Black ice memoir. Black Ice by Matt Dickinson 2022-11-03
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Black Ice (memoir)
Corie Mapp was born in rural, eastern Barbados in 1978. Through a series of vignettes, Jones charts the course of his life across the American landscape from his boyhood in Texas and Tennessee to his pursuit of higher education in Kentucky and New Jersey. When fire destroys a small research station the team leader must pull out all the stops to keep her team alive. In Extraordinary, Ordinary People, Rice shares her journey from Birmingham to the White House. Not a lot of character development either.
Some parts dragged a little, but in general, a good story about an Antarctic research team led by a sharp, young woman trying to discover an underground lake that could possibly hold a new form of microscopic life. Not a lot of character development either. Very realistic thriller that is well done and fast paced. Hundreds of mile Adventurer Carl Norland and celebrity explorer Julian Fitzgerald have teamed up in an attempt to walk across Antarctica at its widest point, a crossing of some 2,000 frozen miles. Which will win at the end. Their research and ultimately their daily living habits gets interrupted by a crazy, world renowned explorer who only seeks fame and glory.
Two years on, he is about to start training to become a Police Constable. The nurse has no idea what to do because, not only does the soldier have no boots to remove, he has no lower legs either… eight years later this same soldier, Lance Corporal Corie Mapp of The Life Guards, is standing on a podium in St Moritz, Switzerland, holding aloft the Para Bobsleigh World Cup. Its so so wnderful to read a book that has adventure and man against nature and true catastrohic events in an alien but scientifically sound environment that happen within a reasonable plot line, including a really bad guy and a really cool good guy girl, in this case. Fannie ran this business for 34 years and did whatever it took to keep the business going and provide a prosperous life for her family. I highly recommend this book for anyone looking for a thrilling and chilling good read. Gripping adventure with a standout villain in Julian Fitzgerald, a character that the reader will grow to hate in no time.
I stayed up way too late several nights to get it finished. The guy seems to be living in a delusional world of his own, caring for nothing but promoting his own exploits. Only 200 of the tales live on in print, in the four cycles of Irish myth, all primary, the secondary ones gone, along with this tradition of learning for most poets. It's about a team of scientist working in a drilling station in Antarctica that have made a new discovery, but then have to go on a rescue mission. As a young boss and often being the only black woman in the room, Welteroth has had enough of the world telling her she is not enough. My Soul Looks Back is more than a memoir on friendship and first love. But in general, it seemed that the extreme temperatures didn't seem to effect the characters as much as I would have expected or he glossed over the protective clothing that everyone must have been wearing.
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News of their discovery must wait, however, as an urgent plea for rescue reaches the remote camp. As the story progresses his actions puts everyone at risk resulting in destruction of the scientific base and a race back across 300 miles of unforgiving Antarctic ice to the rescue beacon previously used to call in the ill fated air rescue. This book was mis-shelved at the the used book store, and one of the tag-lines on the front cover confused me as well. I stayed up way too late several nights to get it finished. I was expecting some sci-fi, under the ice, adventure, but it turns out not to be the case. In fact, I think at times the author glossed over, or didn't stick to likely reality of the physical impact of the cold climate.
I don't like cold, but this was a cool read during the high temps of the summer of 2011. The team is summoned to rescue 2 explorers and a reporter who are stranded about 300 miles away after a rescue plane failed in its mission. If you think that we have not met those standards, please contact 0203 289 0940. This is a very good adventure book. Two weeks later, as already related, he returned to consciousness in Selly Oak Hospital minus his legs, and with a broken jaw, a severely lacerated faced, a broken hand, a punctured lung, blood poisoning and an undiagnosed allergy to morphine, with which he was being treated intravenously. This was a non-stop action novel.
The conclusion disappointed as it took its focus off of the team. If you like cat and mouse chases then this is for you. I did read it almost entirely in one sitting though, so it had that going for it. However, as a woman among powerful and charismatic men, she received little mainstream recognition until the 1990s when she received the Presidential Medal of Freedom. I also didn't get a good payoff of satisfaction. Although I hope bibliophiles keep books by black writers on their bookshelves and TBRs, Solomon Northup was a free man born and raised in New York living the American dream with a house, a wife, and two children until he his drugged, kidnapped, and sold into slavery.
