Like me, you may not be able to predict just how your interest in the human dark side will shape your future.
Her next book, "Human Dark with Sugar," won the 2008 James Laughlin Award from the Academy of American Poets and was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award.
Johnny, clad in a quilted Kangol cap and black dress shirt, looks like a human dark chocolate M&M: round, big and full of stuff that could eventually kill you.
While pigmentation offers clear benefits, Greaves believes that cancer alone could have done the trick in driving early humans' dark skin.
In the same way that certain built spaces and landscapes lend themselves to certain kinds of human interactions (dark alleyways at night, sunny expanses of grass …), structural racism, sexism, homophobia, and poverty make certain kinds of human interactions predictable.
Using a sensor that works much like the human eye, dark parts of a composition (e.g., a shadow under a tree) are identified and the camera then adjusts the exposure settings accordingly for those areas.
In human beings, dark skin requires more exposure to ultraviolet light to synthesize the same amount of vitamin D as lighter skin.
Having worked as a manufacturing engineer for forty-five yeand, and having installed fifteen robotic manufacturing systems, I was impressed by Sheelah Kolhatkar's comprehensive piece on how robotics and artificial intelligence are replacing human workers ("Dark Factory," October 23rd).
When it is in the hands of the cinematic master of human misery, dark Danish auteur Lars von Trier, as it is in "Melancholia," it ends in extraordinary, horrific, searing, aching and unthinkable ways.
Notably, a minor human territory (dark green and indicated by an arrow) appeared, which was separated from the major human territory representing human seasonal strains and surrounded by avian, equine, and swine territories on each BLSOM.
Violence: Humans in Dark Times by Brad Evans and Natasha Lennard '10.
