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When I published the new digital edition of Solstice late last year, I got some delightful responses from people who had seen the theatre adaptation, which was staged very beautifully in the outdoor amphitheatre at the Festival Centre as part of Barrie Kosky's 1996 Adelaide Festival. It's likely that many more people saw the play than read the book: it was sold out most nights, and only rained out once. I'm sure the play's success was entirely thanks to the stellar cast and the terrific musicians, led by Kate Ceberano and Barney McAll (or "KC and the Solstice Band" as they called themselves for a couple of unforgettable side gigs)—but I like to think that the script at least kept out of their way while they all did their wonderful stuff.
Because the music was largely improvised it's now more or less lost to history—last I heard, the State Theatre Company has at least one performance on tape but it's tricky to get at because of rights clearances—but the text is happily mine and so I've made it available in its own digital edition for the introductory price of £0.79/€0.89/$0.99 in the Kindle Store (US UK CA DE FR ES IT JP BR) with other outlets, as I keep saying, to follow. Check it out if you're nostalgic for the play, especially if you'd like to mount it again, in a professional, amateur or educational capacity!
The playscript presented a few new challenges for e-book formatting, since the old Kindles and the Kindle apps aren't very good at fixed layout elements, and the smaller screens make it dangerous to work around these limitations with tricks like invisible tables and so on. So the script doesn't look exactly like the script we used for the actual production, but I think it's as clean and readable as possible. Anybody who ever wants to stage the play can e-mail me for a more tractable format.
Anyway, while I was working out these issues I thought I'd try them on another of my plays in verse. This is Fortinbrasse, the tragedy of the Prince of Norway, who is referred to rather obliquely but recurrently in Hamlet. Instead of sonnets and iambs, this one is written in fornyrðislag ("old-story metre" or "metre of ancient utterance"), the old Norse alliterative verse form used in the Eddas and later in Beowulf. Its language and symbolism take advantage of the rich pantheon of Norse mythology and the traditions of kenning ("whale-road" for ocean, "sword-water" for blood); its plot fills in the arc sketched by the Second Quarto Hamlet (which has the most extensive treatment of events in Norway, and hence my spelling) with additional details from Shakespeare's sources and their sources (François de Belleforest's Hamblet, Saxo Grammaticus's Amleth, you name it) and my own embellishments to tell the tragic tale of Hamlet's mirror and foil.
Fortinbrasse hasn't been performed yet: it's got quite a large cast, it's in alliterative verse, and it's possible that not everybody is as big a Hamlet tragic as I am. But I think it would be great to read or even stage in conjunction with Hamlet. Check it out if you're a fan of fornyrðislag, or if you've ever wondered why Fortinbras(se) is so bummed when he arrives at Elsinore and Horatio hands him the keys, or indeed what he's doing marching across Denmark to get to Poland when it's not really on the way. Fortinbrasse is available from the Kindle Store (US UK CA DE FR ES IT JP BR) for the same low introductory price as Solstice.
My first novel, Solstice, is now available in a new digital edition from the Kindle store, with other platforms to follow.
I started writing Solstice when I was eighteen and had just read Vikram Seth's The Golden Gate in my English literature class at university. It blew me away and, like a teenager, I decided that the best way to express my admiration was to write something similar.
I set it in Adelaide, where I lived, following five characters over the 24 hours of the summer solstice—the longest day of the year. I guess I took the timeframe from Ulysses, Under Milk Wood and Aristotle's unity of time—I was quite pretentious—and the day itself from A Midsummer Night's Dream. Because I didn't want to copy Vikram Seth too exactly I decided to write it in Shakespearean (ABAB CDCD EFEF GG) instead of Pushkin (ABAB CCDD EFFE GG) sonnets, but I was persuaded by Seth's arguments favouring tetrameter over pentameter. I had the early images of the day breaking, the city waking, the characters who found themselves in Adelaide on that day, and a kind of darting perspective that bound their stories together.
After almost a year of writing I had 600 of these sonnets, one for every two or three minutes of the day. I printed them all out on a dot-matrix printer, photocopied my manuscript at the SA Writers' Centre and sent it in an Express Post satchel to the Australian/Vogel Literary Award for unpublished manuscripts by authors under 35. The winner that year was Helen Demidenko/Darville's The Hand that Signed the Paper, but Solstice was shortlisted and was published the following year by Allen & Unwin.
My editors were quite indulgent with the manuscript, which I liked at the time, but they corrected the worst solecisms, suggested I might reassess my affection for semi-colons, and asked that I reduce the number of sonnets by about a hundred, so the book wouldn't wear out its welcome. I secretly railed against the last request, and plotted to restore the lost sonnets in a full author's cut one day.
Of course, now that the digital age has given me the means to release another edition, only a couple of the lost sonnets have been reinstated—and many of the published sonnets have been combined or deleted to improve the pacing and curtail some of the more pointless diversions. I've also slotted in a few of the new sonnets I wrote for the stage adaptation. This all nets out to 480 sonnets, exactly one for every three minutes of the day, which is kind of mathematically satisfying—and certainly would be for my somewhat nerdy protagonist.
When I wrote the first version I didn't know as much about verse as I do now, and I wasn't always vigilant enough in avoiding strained and repeated rhymes, as well as pairs that look like rhymes but aren't really, because they're too similar. Most of these infelicities have been corrected. I haven't done anything to the story, or to any of the perhaps adolescent sentiments expressed in the book, because those are so intrinsically part of the original. I've also bloody-mindedly left intact the sonnet that prompted one Nobel-prize winner to murmur "dodgy rhymes, indeed" when he read it out at random. But in general this is the same story expressed better: I think it's a more fitting companion to the later and more fully-realised Equinox—and might even be a better tribute to The Golden Gate.
The new edition of Solstice is now available for $2.99, €2.79 or £1.99 on the Kindle store (US UK CA DE FR ES IT JP BR). But it will be free on the 21st and 22nd of December 2012. So you're very welcome to buy it now and send it up the charts, or wait a couple of days and bag it for free.
And a happy solstice to everyone!
The original iPad hadn't been out for a week before we started hearing rumours of a smaller version. I was interested right away: like many people I bought the iPad without knowing all the things I'd end up using it for, but I knew I'd be reading some sort of text on it most of the time (and this turned out to be true, apart from a brief thing with Real Racing 2 HD). And at 13 mm thick and up to 730 grams, the iPad was just big and heavy enough to be a distraction from reading. It felt like quite a sturdy hardback: fine for sitting and reading in a chair or a sofa, but a bit unwieldy when you took it to bed. The big screen was terrific for web browsing and word-processing, but for reading it felt a bit extravagant, just slightly too big for its own good.
The iPad 2 brought small but necessary improvements to size and weight, but there was still this niggling feeling that it could have been thinner, lighter and even smaller. And now it is: the iPad mini is basically an iPad 2 shrunk in every dimension, with most of the same silicon under the hood, and a screen with the same number of pixels only smaller. This means that the text is slightly sharper than the iPad 2, while weight is down to 312 grams at most, it's only 7.2 mm thick and you can reportedly hold it very easily with one hand. If it had come out at the same time as the iPad 2, I probably would have bought one.
But before that could happen, the (briefly) "new" iPad arrived with its high-resolution display. Reading on a Retina iPad is a whole different thing: a beautiful screen, bright colours, decent contrast, good uniformity, and you almost can't see the pixels. It looks more like print and paper than any other screen I've seen. By comparison, old-style screens look pretty shabby, and again become distracting. The original iPad had a pixel density of 132 pixels per inch; the iPad mini is slightly better at 163 ppi but much worse than the Retina iPads' 264 ppi. I can't imagine going back to it, not for reading: I'd rather put up with the weight of a full-sized iPad. For now.
As John Gruber and others predicted, the iPad mini screen has the exact pixel density as the old iPhones, which is no coincidence because of the way liquid crystal displays are produced: you don't make them individually at their finished sizes; you grow them in great sheets that are later cut into whatever size you want. Apple no longer makes any non-Retina iPhones, so they've turned over their 163-ppi capacity to the iPad mini. It's only a matter of time before Apple stops using 163-ppi screens altogether, and very likely that a future iPad mini will use the remarkable 326-ppi crystal of the current iPhones.
That will be a tablet to behold. It might not be possible for the next generation, but I wouldn't think it would come much later than that. The only thing I can imagine holding it back is the question of what to do with the full-size iPads, which may start to look a bit clunky and pointless next to their smaller, sharper siblings. Presumably the bigger models will always be at least a generation ahead in processing power, and their screens may well be of higher quality at the same resolution—pixels aren't everything. But they may also need to increase their resolution over the current 2048 x 1536—perhaps to 3072 x 2304 to make things easier for the developers. It's pretty incredible even to be thinking about 489 ppi, but the coming 5-inch 1080p screens aren't far off at 440 ppi. At some point it really will be impossible to see any benefit from the increased resolution, but the Retina iPad screens still have a way to go. Or maybe they'll be, like, holograms or something.
In the meantime I think the iPad mini will be a decent general-purpose tablet and a natural choice for anyone who is already in the Apple ecosystem. I'm sure it will do very well, even though it's a lot more expensive than Android tablets with comparable specifications (specifications aren't everything either). For reading, though, I'll probably stick with my old "new" iPad, and perhaps a Kindle Paperwhite, until the next iPad mini (or the one after that) comes around. Or at least until Real Racing 3 HD.
I've been talking rather a lot lately about e-books and alternative publishing models, but I haven't really put my money where my mouth is: apart from occasional stunts like Equinox, all of my books have been published on paper by traditional publishers. There have been obvious advantages to going this way: very handy advances, excellent editorial guidance, professional design and layout, publicity and marketing. I'm very lucky to have been published traditionally and I still think it, or something very like it, is the best way to go if you have the option, particularly when you're starting out.
But sometimes you don't have the option. To take a random example: my third novel turned out to be A Little Rain on Thursday (also called Vellum), but for quite a while it was going to be a postmodern serial killer thriller called Death of the Author, a playful and gruesome pastiche about a psychopath called The Reader who preys on the writers attending a Festival of Multiple Homicide Fiction in Adelaide, famously one of the world's creepiest cities. It quotes Roland Barthes and its form is partly inspired by Italo Calvino's If on a Winter's Night a Traveller, interleaving the hunt for the killer with extracts from each of the murdered authors' books and yielding many serial killers for one low price. It pokes loving fun at writers' festivals and Adelaide, and features a high-speed chase on a guided busway—to my knowledge unique in all of fiction.
This was the manuscript that got me my first agent, and it was quickly accepted by a very good publisher with a tentative release date set. Unfortunately, the publisher restructured, the fiction editor left, and the book found itself in limbo. By the time everything shook out, it was like the moment had been lost: postmodernism had plateaued, Andrew Masterson's book had come out with the same title, my agent had retired and I'd moved on to my next project. But now I look back on the book with some nostalgia, almost as a period piece: a tribute to the late 1990s, a fin de siècle, I suppose; a simpler and yet much more unnecessarily complicated time.
So I've decided that for all kinds of reasons this should be my first adventure in independent electronic publishing. It's as much to get a feel for how the whole thing works from the inside as anything, and I've enjoyed tinkering with e-book formats and experimenting with cover designs. I've settled on this one, based on macro photographs of printer's type, reversed of course for the purposes of legibility: it's simple but I think quite distinctive, and easily adaptable to other titles.
Death of the Author is now available worldwide from your favourite Kindle Store (US, UK, DE, FR, ES, IT), priced competitively at $US2.99, £1.99 or €2.79 including any VAT. Other outlets will come in the near future, but you can read Kindle books on just about anything these days, and Death of the Author is naturally DRM-free so you can convert it to any other format if you need to.
As always, you can download a generous sample to your favourite device for free. And let me know if you or anyone you know would like to review the book for a print or online publication, and I'll send a review copy in your preferred electronic format.
I'll be tweeting Equinox, my novel in sonnet form, in its entirety over a year starting on the actual equinox, the 22nd of September 2012.
The novel, which is a sequel to my earlier Solstice, follows four characters through Sydney, Australia over the course of a year, capturing each day in a single Pushkin sonnet. That's fourteen lines of iambic tetrameter every day, which fit pretty comfortably into seven tweets.
Solstice was shortlisted for the Australian/Vogel's Literary Award and published by the estimable Allen & Unwin; Equinox was longlisted for the same award but the verse-novel bubble had burst by then and the book has not been traditionally published. It made its first appearance in serial form on the website of the Sydney Morning Herald, where it started off strongly but received less traffic as time went on. I think this was partly because it kept moving around, to different places on the front page and then to the Books section, but mostly because people forgot or didn't have time to visit the page every day and lost the thread of the story.
Twitter solves these problems: just follow me at @mattrubinstein and a new sonnet will appear in your stream at the same time each day, along with links to new blog posts and fairly occasional musings and retweets. I'm hoping that people might retweet couplets, quatrains or even whole sonnets they find pleasing, and I look forward to seeing where the whole thing goes.
A couple of prose novels have already debuted on Twitter, as have short stories like Jennifer Egan's "Black Box". But this is without question the first full-length novel in verse to be tweeted in its entirety in the history of the known universe. We take what we can get.
You can read more about the astronomical equinox here and some stuff about Pushkin and sonnets here. When it comes to iambic tetrameter, I can't do any better than Vikram Seth's defence in his inspirational The Golden Gate:
Why, asks a friend, attempt tetrameter?
Because it once was noble, yet
Capers before the proud pentameter,
Tyrant of English. I regret
To see this marvelous swift meter
Deamean its heritage, and peter
Into mere Hudibrastic tricks,
Unapostolic knacks and knicks.
But why take all this quite so badly?
I would not, had I world and time
To wait for reason, rhythm, rhyme,
To reassert themselves, but sadly,
The time is not remote when I
Will not be here to wait. That's why.
For endless examples of the "tyrant of English" I refer you to the Pentametron.
I am thrilled to announce that my essay "Body and Soul: Copyright Law and Enforcement in the Age of the Electronic Book" has just won the 2012 Calibre Prize for a long-form essay on any non-fiction topic. The prize is administered by Australian Book Review and supported by the Cultural Fund of Copyright Agency Limited.
I'm pretty sure this is the first time I've won anything since my epic undergraduate poem "The 1500 Words of Loretta DeFrupp" took out the Dr Seuss Tribute Competition organised by the Adelaide University Literary Society's Timely Literary Suppository. Since then I've been lucky enough to be nominated, shortlisted and highly commended, I've been a finalist and a runner-up, but never outright won anything. I was overjoyed to hear that I'd been longlisted and then shortlisted for the Calibre prize, along with four intriguing essays by accomplished writers: Claire Corbett's "The Last Space Waltz?: Reflections on 2001: A Space Odyssey and NASA—On Being Earthbound at the End of the Age of Atlantis", Enid Ratnam-Keese's "Mapping the Edges of the Night", Bronwyn Lay's "Imaginary Exile" and Colin Nettelbeck's "Now They've Gone". I had most of a blog post written in my head about how winning isn't everything, a bronze or silver isn't a loss, and how in my judging experience a shortlisting often means that someone is in there fighting hard for you. It was going to be called "You have won second prize in a beauty contest" and would probably have referenced the Simpsons episode where Lisa is outdone by Winona Ryder and dreams she's in an almost-supergroup with Art Garfunkel, John Oates and Jim Messina, singing their #2 hit "Born to Runner-up"… But then they went and spoiled it all. Woo!
The essay is about the way a book's essence and its physical form interact, what that means for the future of books in the digital age, and what that means for copyright law and enforcement in the face of perfect, costless and just-about-frictionless reproduction. It's kind of a perfect storm of my colliding interests in writing, technology and law, and I really enjoyed researching it and working it up. It begins with the first known copyright dispute:
The most precious manuscript held by the Royal Irish Academy is RIA MS 12 R 33, a sixth-century book of psalms known as an Cathach ('the Battler'), or the Psalter of St Columba. It is believed to be the oldest extant Irish psalter, the earliest example of Irish writing – and the world's oldest pirate copy. According to tradition, St Columba secretly transcribed the manuscript from a psalter belonging to his teacher, St Finian. Finian discovered the subterfuge, demanded the copy, and brought the dispute before Diarmait, the last pagan king of Ireland. The king decreed that 'to every cow belongs her calf', and so the copy of a book belonged to the owner of the original. Columba appealed the decision on the battlefield, and defeated Finian in a bloody clash at Cúl Dreimhne. No trace remains of Finian's original manuscript, if it ever existed. Only 'The Battler' survives.
Finian v Columba is difficult to reconcile with modern copyright law. The psalms in question were attributed to God, revealed to David, and translated by St Jerome in the fourth century, so Finian's claim to copyright in the work is unclear. It may be that the pagan Diarmait simply free-associated his judgment from the calfskin of the Cathach's pages. But any want of judicial rigour is surely redeemed by the king's early intuition that there is something valuable about a book beyond its physical self, that it has spirit as well as flesh and a soul beyond its body – as well as by the delicious consequences of an actual military war being fought, at least in part, over a single illegal copy, and of that outlawed copy becoming a national treasure.
You can read the whole thing in the September 2012 issue of Australian Book Review, in print or online. If you're not a subscriber, you can read the essay and a tonne of other great stuff for $6. Thanks, ABR and CAL!
Apple has released a spirited defence to the Department of Justice's complaint in the e-books price-fixing case (Fortune's summary: "bite me"). Its recurring motif echoes that of many commentators: that the Department of Justice has played into Amazon's hands and perversely chosen to perpetuate a monopoly.
Apple's entry brought competition where none existed. Amazon still has a dominant share in eBook and physical distribution, with significant power it often leverages over the producers and consumers of books to the detriment of both. But prior to Apple's entry, Amazon effectively stood alone and unchallenged. No longer. Amazon is now forced to compete with Apple, Barnes & Noble, and others.
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The Government sides with monopoly, rather than competition, in bringing this case.
As far as I know, everything in the Apple defence is true: Amazon used to be the only significant retailer of e-books; the iPad and the iBookstore have driven tremendous innovation and competition on features; publishers disliked Amazon's discount model and were happy to switch to Apple's agency arrangements; conversations reported in Steve Jobs's biography are hearsay and hardly compelling evidence. Even its whimsical description of aikido seems fair enough, except perhaps for the spelling:
"Akido" is not a team sport like football with a quarterback directing the plays; it is a defensive martial art practiced one-on-one by individuals, requiring use of little strength or power, based on redirecting an attacker's own force.
It's entertaining reading, but most of it is public relations rather than legal defence. The DoJ is alleging that Apple and the publishers have conspired to fix prices, which is a per se violation of section 1 of the Sherman Antitrust Act (15 USC §1) and isn't affected by whether the conduct might have had a detrimental or even beneficial effect on competition in any market. Apple's filing denies that the per se rule applies but doesn't waste any ink explaining why not—that's Apple's right, of course, but the defence does go into quite a bit of detail extolling Apple's achievements and describing various athletic disciplines and other matters that don't make any difference if Apple and the publishers have fixed prices in contravention of the per se rule.
But have they? Since Apple isn't in competition with the publishers, its involvement in any price-fixing arrangement can only be as the hub in a "hub-and-spoke" conspiracy, also called an "A–B–C" conspiracy, where competitors coordinate their prices by passing information through a common supplier or distributor. It's a somewhat confused area of antitrust enforcement, falling uneasily between horizontal arrangements among competitors (which are generally per se illegal) and vertical arrangements between suppliers and their customers (which are generally fine unless a substantial anticompetitive effect can be proved).
If Apple had any involvement in a horizontal rather than vertical arrangement, it must have had something to do with keeping some of the publishers up-to-date about which of the other publishers had agreed to the Apple plan. As the DoJ puts it:
As it negotiated with the Publisher Defendants in December 2009 and January 2010, Apple kept each Publisher Defendant informed of the status of its negotiations with the other Publisher Defendants. Apple also assured the Publisher Defendants that its proposals were the same to each and that no deal Apple agreed to with one publisher would be materially different from any deal it agreed to with another publisher. Apple thus knowingly served as a critical conspiracy participant by allowing the Publisher Defendants to signal to one another both (a) which agency terms would comprise an acceptable means of achieving their ultimate goal of raising and stabilizing retail e-book prices, and (b) that they could lock themselves into this particular means of collectively achieving that goal by all signing their Apple Agency Agreement.
Or as Apple sees it:
Apple admits that on occasion in the weeks prior to the announcement of the iPad it provided individual publishers a general sense of progress toward the conclusion of negotiations with a sufficient number of publishers in total to warrant Apple's entry, but Apple denies that it provided any one publisher with individual or specific information about any other publisher.
Even this is less than ideal: strictly Apple should have just told each publisher what it proposed for that publisher, and not said anything about what was going on with the others; as soon as you share any information about competitors' intentions there's a chance for coordination. If Apple did anything to assure publishers that it was safe to sign up because all the other publishers were doing the same thing, that could be a problem.
But it's probably not a huge problem. If the DoJ's other allegations are accurate then the publishers didn't need Apple to help them share competitive information: they were already sending each other e-mails, meeting in the infamous "private dining rooms of upscale Manhattan restaurants" and so on. If Apple hadn't kept them informed of their progress towards unanimity, it sounds like they would have managed by themselves. If there's a conspiracy then Apple's contribution to it seems like an incidental one, and far from the central and even dominant position that hubs usually occupy in these cases.
But is there even a conspiracy? Penguin and Macmillan have now responded to the filing (the other publishers have settled) so we'll see what they've had to say next time.


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Mostly in St. Louis, Missouri, but with occasional forays out into other supernatural hotspots.
First person, the deeply troubled Anita.
Anita Blake, Vampire Hunter, Licensed Vampire Executioner, Necromancer, Multi-Lycanthrope and collector of stuffed penguins.
Jean-Claude, a centuries-old Master Vampire.
Richard (werewolf), Nathanial (wereleopard and stripper with such lovely eyes that they are apparently worthy of thousands of words of description apiece), Micah (wereleopard), Asher (vampire, and technically less of a rival than a shared hobby) and many, many more.
In the early books, mostly just heavily foreshadowed. Now, explicit, often and varied, frequently featuring multiple partners from many different species, featuring a fair amount of sadomasochism–among other "isms."
Human: Veronica "Ronnie" Simms, Dolph, Sergeant Zerbrowski; Vampire: Damian.
One slowly rises through the undead ranks to become a Master Vampire, and then Master of a City, over all of whom a Vampire Council rules with an iron fist.
Out and Proud. In fact, all aspects of the supernatural are pretty much taken for granted.
Parallel modern day. Vampires are full citizens, and you can hire an Animator to bring your Granddad back from the dead if you need to ask him where he hid the family silver.
Don't make eye contact with a Hamilton vampire; they'll have you at their mercy in a heartbeat. Otherwise, powers vary depending on the abilities of the vampire's creator: some can fly, can some talk to — and turn into — animals, but almost all of them can seduce a nun. They can also bind humans to them through the mystical properties of blood sharing.
One must be fed from three times by the same vampire over three successive days, and will then rise a vampire three days later. Three is very important in Anita Blake, for some reason — and not only 'cause of the threeways. Some Master Vampires can turn a corpse into a vampire by touch alone, and male vampires can sometimes conceive children with human women.
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No dilemma when the energy industry is making up about 11 percent of the value in the Standard & Poors 500 Index and those oil/gas/coal companies are overvalued because all their reserves couldnt be burned without destroying the planet:
It is intellectually inconsistent to be investing in fossil-fuel companies that offset everything that youre doing on campus and everything youre teaching us.
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That's also the chemical signature of the substance that has clogged the livers of red snapper and other fish found with lesions. The fish livers were trying to screen out the impurities but could not cope with the quantities, he said.
"We're seeing lots of connections with fish diseases," Hollander said. "We're seeing compromised immune systems."
The diseased fish began turning up a few months after BP was able to shut off the flow of oil in July 2010. The discovery of fish with lesions faded out the following year, said Steve Murawski, a USF fisheries biologist who has overseen a project that examined 7,000 fish caught in the gulf.
Scientists are now looking for more subtle effects in red snapper, such as reductions in the number of large fish and a decline in the total population, Murawski said. They are looking for any genetic mutations, too, he said.
"If they get sick, that's one thing," Murawski said. "But if it changed their genes so that they're less resistant to disease or have lower weights, that's a big deal. That would be a real game-changer if true."
BP spokesman Craig Savage said, "No company has done more, faster to respond to an industrial accident than BP did in response to the Deepwater Horizon accident in 2010. As a result of our $14 billion cleanup effort, BP-funded early restoration projects as well as natural recovery processes, the gulf is returning to its baseline condition the condition it would be in if the accident had not occurred."
But USF oceanographers and biologists are finding lingering effects of Deepwater Horizon. That's no surprise to the biologists, who recall that eight years passed after the Exxon Valdez oil spill before the herring population crashed from immune system problems.
"I spent a lot of time in the marshes in Louisiana," Murawski said. "You can still find a lot of oil in there."
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The discovery by USF scientists marks yet another sign that damage from the disaster is still being revealed as its third anniversary looms. Although initially some pundits said the spill wasn't as bad as everyone feared, further scientific research has found that corals in the gulf died. Anglers hauled in fish with tattered fins and strange lesions. And dolphins continue dying.
The full implications of the die-off are yet to be seen. The foraminifera are consumed by clams and other creatures, who then provide food for the next step in the food chain, including the types of fish found with lesions. Because of the size of the spill, the way it was handled and the lack of baseline science in the gulf, there's little previous research to predict long-term effects.
The disaster began with a fiery explosion aboard an offshore drilling rig on April 20, 2010. It held the nation spellbound for months as BP struggled to stop the oil, but the spill has largely faded from national headlines. The oil is still there, though.
Weathered particles of oil from Deepwater Horizon are buried in the sediment in the gulf bottom and could be there for as much as a century.
"These are not going away any time soon," Hollander said.
USF researchers dug up core samples from the gulf bottom in 2010, 2011 and 2012, and they plan to return this year and next to compare what they found. Their examination uncovered the massive die-off, according to researcher Patrick Schwing. They also noted an absence of microscopic worms that are normally seen in those areas. The researchers could not estimate how many square miles the die-off covered.
The oil that spewed into the Gulf of Mexico during the Deepwater Horizon disaster three years ago killed off millions of amoeba-like creatures that form the basis of the gulf's aquatic food chain, according to scientists at the University of South Florida.
The die-off of tiny foraminifera stretched through the mile-deep DeSoto Canyon and beyond, following the path of an underwater plume of oil that snaked out from the wellhead, said David Hollander, a chemical oceanographer with USF.
"Everywhere the plume went, the die-off went," Hollander said.
In the core samples, they could see that most of the grayish sediment on the bottom built up gradually over centuries, said Isabel Romero, a researcher working with Hollander. But on top they found a large, dark clump of sediment from the time of the 2010 disaster. The amount registered as 300 times the normal amount of oil-based particles found on the bottom.
The oil in the sediment samples definitely came from the 2010 disaster, Hollander said. The substance bears the same chemical signature as Deepwater Horizon oil.
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After missing recent games, Goal has learned that Orlando Pirates captain Lucky Lekgwathi will make a return to the team
A source close to Lekgwathi told Goal that the senior player was recently suspended at the club and 'banned' from speaking to the media, following his allegations about some of the Pirates administrators.
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Re: [pcgen] Re: [OS FREQ] Replace "Points" line with Species Type
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- We really don't need to argue about this, should be able to accommodate
everyone. I'm seeing several trackers here:
Code - GUI: Disable the display of points used when no point buy system was
used to create the character.
Code - OS Token: We need some method to determine if a point-buy method is
used to control the output of that info. Suggestion:
OS: Once we have a token in place adjust the sheets accordingly.
Not related but mentioned in this thread is the display of race type and
subtypes. Thanks to Aaron this feature is now supported and all the races in
the RSRD and MSRD have been updated with this info, we now just need to
update to display this info where appropriate.
Code - GUI: Display Creature type and subtypes in the race info pane on the
race tab and the race pane of the summary tab (if this is not already
OS: Update the OS's to display race type and subtypes.
Comments please, if no objections surface I'll enter these later this
~ Eddy Anthony (MoSaT)
~ PCGen BoD, Data Content Second, Doc Chimp
- So far the three games that I have been in have used point-by systems.
On Thu, 1 Jun 2006 12:22:03 -0400, you wrote:
>> It's not useless. It's the number of points used to create a
>> character
>> using a Point-Buy system. Quite useful to me, and I appreciate it's
>> presence.
>How many people actually use point-buy systems, though?
>And half the time, I agree with the OP, that the number which is in
>there is clearly borked (0, negative, etc.)
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>>>>> It's not useless. It's the number of points used to create aEven for non-point buy players it can serve a purpose. Such as seeing
>>>>> character using a Point-Buy system. Quite useful to me, and
>>>>> I appreciate it's presence.
>>>> How many people actually use point-buy systems, though?
>>> At least 2 of us. I certainly find it useful, both for policing
>>> the PCs and for creating my own NPCs.
>> I think quite a few of us use this. I know I do, as do all the
>> other role-players I'm currently in contact with (at least 4
>> different groups of 4 to 8 people each).
> Just understand that you do not represent 100% of the populatio or
> even the majority. Every group I ever interacted with in over 23
> years or PRing nover used the point buy system. We all prefer the
> variety of seeing how our luck fairs when generating a character, or
> simply having the convienience of simply converting an older edition
> AD&D character straight into the game - 18(95) strength and all
> (which btw converts to a 22 in 3rd edition).
how many times one has rolled to get the current character or how many
points they have tweaked around on the character after the roll. Etools
that came with the 3rd Ed Player's Handbook did this.
> Even for non-point buy players it can serve a purpose. Such as seeingEtools
> how many times one has rolled to get the current character or how many
> points they have tweaked around on the character after the roll.
> that came with the 3rd Ed Player's Handbook did this.We don't use point buy and all I ever see there is "-1" or "0".
It doesn't show me how many points I've tweaked that I've ever seen.
[search] Nope just looked at several pdf's and they all show -1 or 0,
mostly 0.
Are you saying to add this as a feature?
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Dale, Gerry and Kirk opned the show reacting to the BBWAA voting failures. They discussed the two voters who left Farrell and Francona off the ballot.
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I'm like I asked. -- jealous of specific people see -- didn't get the -- -- to -- and she. My I'm jealous dale in May be -- the -- -- break a waterfront and some and I travel on jealous of those people who consent in this seat just. Labor I'll put their head Beckett sleep so it's like a six -- -- light they get a hole I sleep center from which they can do that's true I even tried it when I went to Scotland. I tried sleeping pills and red wine as I am gonna do this kills. -- off a play like a national here and I took a red lines to go. Six I was laid -- Out. I couldn't do to bring a book on your minute -- -- -- -- group one I have yet I'm jealous of people who truly believe in god I really am I would love to have that thing and -- are going to have epic when it's over is you guys do I think -- go -- on on the -- normal people have doubts in -- I felt right. -- -- I think and and Mother Teresa. In nine days -- voter doubts everyone has doubts whether year. Mother Teresa -- year. Bill -- Right you have doubts in your belief but you're right sometimes seeing these people and they -- believes they zeroed out my in laws like that go to church every day they they believe they believe that we don't know they might have doubts and quiet modem is maybe 99.9. Percent of people have doubts. As a matter which wreck you've fallen but I don't you you have doubts that maybe when you'd. They'll be something there and you'll be a little beat him with -- -- I don't really is battleground slaying of the gets forever ago that might coming out that week maybe that notre talked about being jealous you're jealous of -- Them -- type who's given this some thought I really believe you have -- I mean I I am jealous of people. Who know exactly. Where their light is where it's going I'm I'm one of those public reading at all. Situated. And and nickel and anal I think that's probably true and and I and I am and jealous of mantle so I've never -- that's a different that's ridiculous it's always -- actually it. Guard -- on the guy. So so what is it that that jealous of the mid day guys Raymond what what -- Pelham Maloney. I'm listen this is the most amazing on those beautiful and hear all that's true and east and -- know I'm glad I'm tall and short as -- -- feet. Most jealous of not -- I hate I. Would you what's what's the acceptable to decide. If I if somebody said OK you can be. Yeah I'd be like 51160. Job I'm have to -- my height and weight you know what I hate it it's incite TP. -- were on the set which are told his port and a a little off that they have me stand right and and the -- and by the way it's it's like literally it's an inch tall but but the whole idea is. You know when I'm working with -- Berrian with Billy Jaffe in the disparity would look funny on the screen so they stand on the blocks he. -- on this night and somebody could -- and took a picture of an tweeted I thought the restaurant sales and what -- -- -- they'll never deny it. We'd -- you know you know more like that I had this look what -- it's not like. You're Tom Cruise on the stand and it with a leading lady trying to beat her boots. But. -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- And -- abundance and it was a lot and I would just go -- really cool place. -- on the arch that he's got to wait in line again and little applaud people. The company's windows but it didn't interest me never has -- men and either and that was not happen with us now. He wanted to share the experience. I don't think he thinks we have amazing potential -- -- but what you know today guys had one of the great interviews. I've ever heard on the station one of those in that stops you in your tracks that keep peace and you are after here. And it was relevant it's obviously topical current I -- the whole thing well I mean it would make a bench at the other stuff and rocker -- That would be the worst in all right history of the state I I heard the very end of it I called the producer Jose about it you got to replace the twelve and one and I heard that when they replace its entirety it was. Astonishing astonish astonishing because it was it affirmed every suspicion we had someone that these people that. -- the two people who left -- Farrell and Francona off the balance. To launch a clue perhaps climb. Debate did they release her from the Alec Baldwin trial because our medical you know do an interview with -- -- -- Yeah and then and then later we pharma choose the twelfth juror on the -- determined that -- -- also Lewis who was more. I guess out of the -- the twelfth -- we'll hear from writing headlines this -- -- and if you have heard. I heard it first at the culture was a little -- I missed it until you gave me that the pricey. This morning. And I I was dumbfounded that this person exists to credible but she got through the process and landed on mr. It's this and it might prosecution should get the -- and that I mean she obviously didn't sure true colors. When the handles screening process she couldn't told she could so crazy that can't believe she's able to hide that go ahead and I differ credit and she voted to convict of course like anyone and that she changed your mind that she shouldn't -- And her explanation is just one. Insane. She's -- much crazier than this ultimately much -- I don't think that -- -- one girl who who didn't vote for Franco or. Or Farrell and who voted for the same -- if you -- polite and she else. So when you hit as well as she's gonna keep us or those senate homeland was a little remarks that you can vote for the senate next year. It's probably well. I often and I think you do this to -- defend the baseball as they take pride in there that'll product that's Christina Carl did bull -- research before her vote right I've read her explanation I disagree with a completely. But I thought she had chapter and -- this is what I did what it's -- -- right I said I disagree so I wrote the blog as I tweeted that I -- tuchman is that you wrote a blog and I kept what is seen argument against Farrell. The Red Sox were supposed to win quote unquote and they did it. That was her -- well but but she was wearing involved -- that she she added the part that I thought was a selling point for her. Was talking about the number of quality starts for the Cleveland starters and how many -- and moves the Indians had to make over the course of the season which is really. Where manager write their money I mean that's really holiday of you know how they run their ship. I thought her argument was compelling even if I disagree I yep that would say to her and think Michael or -- that -- -- this is that. Part of the reason -- was brought in was to improve the starting pitching and it was better because of Farrell and manager that's a good point which last part of the factor at best argument against Iowa expectations right outside she's dead wrong I don't know that the expectations where you know. Maybe he'll -- -- -- -- -- we need it she said my expectations -- wouldn't get to my expectations weren't high but there's work like -- teams -- but when you -- they thought that we're gonna -- ninety which isn't saying we look at Jerry -- -- I'd agree with -- that she was wrong but it's not the kind -- thing he says he -- this woman providers woman of her vote. Forever it's gone -- the sideways to -- this this lady can have a vote is it's -- -- come back and vote again next year. -- -- -- Every event. We have to play like the questions and it's discussed that with these clauses. And that -- that -- -- the connection she's now it's not her it's our first point. But it's the language I don't I don't I don't I know I'm but I mean that's part but. -- explanation or a website in English a bit the American version of the website is that what she works for. No she works. -- an -- right now. Yeah I think it is a Japanese company that it and end the website sort of weird jiji press because. Good luck finding the sports section it might as well have been released in 1998 and frozen if you look at it it's one of the worst web sites have ever seen quieter. And it's. It's it's it's it's baffling to me out. Bradford doesn't get a vote right no it's not a member because he's worked for website. Yet well but -- Christina Karl well that's my point. I think Robin so did it's those that. You have to have ten consecutive years covering the team for -- we whips that newspaper. The age or beyond doesn't -- the company WA. Just to know Brian MacPherson right for ten years -- I -- -- for fourteen years I don't think that's the ten years they got the it's almost like -- different. That's different but anyway which by the way we only have to wait seven more years for a super brown -- -- how does apply for my vote for him. I positive and yeah. Is -- -- -- let's be honest what the expectation the ratio is gonna vote for the whole thing she should be allowed to vote for president in all seriousness I'm not even being I'm not even being hyperbolic for the sake of making the point. -- the BB WAA right I would say I'm sorry. You can't vote I would I would literally pull her voting privileges. It's similar to although not as if she's even -- member of tell me what that sort of Pedro for the MVP because. Pitchers have their own -- and -- and he says idioms that okay that makes sense. And then they looked in the -- for pitcher of the year before right right David Wells and an older -- way there's nothing that says pitchers can't. The MBP anyways -- But in her case she has made up her own moral rules. She's just she just she's not pregnant and I I I am voting for the manager of the best small market team in baseball. Except she voted for our children and ninety million dollar payroll I know I'd. And and hit ball and. And by the way do you defend Christina Kyle who used to be -- -- I disagree with it completely but I thought her whole argument was compelled. She she -- Tampa. And her on -- post season. She picked pivotal in the division trying to go as well cut and get to the World Series. So the best she had Boston was third and I think she probably I don't -- Or -- like all of us and that she said. They were expected to win and they did so she didn't think -- did. Notable job. Our award were the job she's -- she's just wrong she's wrong they were no I -- back in the old days. -- we won world championships around here we used to really. Worry about it's like like Pedro get screwed -- the MVP really bothered us it doesn't really bother us as much anymore because you know you got the big ring at the end of the year. I'm not sitting here all upset because barrel didn't win the manager of the year even though -- -- he shouldn't. I don't think Terry Francona is a bad choice at all no choice that's fine for a while and went but when you least got a -- and I got to have some basis for making year. Your judgments and you can't just make stuff up. It's like it would be just as Smart. In a -- Brown's case if she gets it I'm not vote for anybody who's last name begins with the letter after that same reasoning I'm not I'm not -- -- name gets monitor app I I've they don't get arrival. You -- -- in the -- brown Mariner's search on Google and you get about. Two or three pages worth -- over I don't know who this person is so who actually as almost like. Who's in charge Iran anemic and a more -- -- was the president of this chapter local I don't know always some. Bill I'm Worcester. Bill -- Well billable and yes he's an old school right jurist -- they have to be disgusted but. You know what I think it's even more examples of the the world trying to be. Overly PC we -- includes some women some Asians some foreigners from whatever younger -- genre which sounded -- I think so -- I guess -- was trying to be politically -- big diverse I think it's probably the market to leaders trying to be diverse so they wanted to have some brain dead members -- they don't have isn't enough -- minus zero but -- some brain -- members if you wanna be truly diverse it's like the OJ jury. You need to have someone who's completely insane on -- -- just to have represent society. Our city is -- -- generally good things so they have diversity in the voting for these awards but anyway. One of the most amazing interviews that we were debating whether we should put the whole thing parts of it the best parts. It was astounding. Because we -- yesterday in -- why did these people this year wanna know why you Lee -- off the ballot. Why because she is completely obsolete can be -- that that that he doesn't mean mr. Cabrera -- a brown. I would survival was to play the whole thing because a some people may not of heard it would -- at this morning in its and -- -- -- -- -- montage I'm sure it's good but. I'm a 45 seconds or fifty seconds quite captures how. Clueless this woman is. Know why it makes it sound like we're just picking honor right but but if you actually heard it many of you did. But if you actually herder. You would just say I don't understand how this person how does that person have a vote and and I'll just say it. You know and and a guy like rob Bradford doesn't. Mean I don't Syria I thought I'd write a spear Bradford these guys -- -- -- brawl that we all their lives around the baseball for all their fault a fact that is one that falls they live their lives for baseball and MLB and you know. They would take it very seriously of course they would know Alex -- would would be it would be it would be like a term paper route out. Rob is a member I should say the BB BAA Pickett's second vote for the site on posture remember as we talked -- -- -- vote but being a member for three years and I hear it's not -- partial member if somebody on the explain some absolutely baffled this woman could be voting for -- BP. She can be -- enough diversity at the trends. So I don't think that's a factor and the whole thing that a lot of diversity that's what that was -- brown I think she was a member of when she was a man. That -- And I add them. You know I don't listen and wonder well why she did it. -- -- -- I don't really -- I have to I'm not last outing I would love -- they said one more question. Christina liked to do once you just human -- I would ask her -- you miss it. It step by that stuff do you miss it you keep it in the job -- -- not that's that's that's that's 240 yes that's that's but it you know go to Mars and things she had two stories in the paper looked at issue which is -- Chicago. And -- is that she she writes out there yet and it's always important into stores and one of them is why I voted for which you move forward and Rick Francona. Which by the way I can just the absolute. Why vote of Francona over here -- why walked off. Mr. happy over you which stores which -- very easily put the two together that's a natural tie. She voted for Francona Melvin Madden. Mad and she voted for left and had a one pot when that got you games this division with that team if he. I know in this policy committee is doing their best image and let everybody had voted for Girardi I wouldn't that's -- I said yesterday third -- expectations. Everybody I mean everybody at Tampa finishing at Boston. In the in the pre season brightens every my point is if you had Francona. And Ferrell then mad at a ridiculous now notes that pretty good story -- now what you think should say if you sit over here or why you changed from. Christopher Christie. After midnight last -- I would wonder. Mean Michael from the only time Internet became forget -- he became but killed himself -- story why he did it and house and -- passing -- because it's the most incredible decision you can have. -- shorts and it weighs on people where's the -- and become the ultimate burden -- -- about this from a woman trapped inside the man's body. -- only do this what it would mean that's a great human interest story -- at pictures of your music I guess want to look at -- big fund. 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