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This black 1967 Formula S Plymouth Barracuda is a driver's car and owner
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IFFP & BTBA 2013 Short Lists – They're Here!
April 15, 2013 § 1 Comment
The two translation prize shortlists are out – and it's exciting to see how many different languages (and countries) are represented. I've still only read three of the books on the BTBA list – and of those I'll keep my money on Dowlatabadi for the win. There is something so visceral about The Colonel. It's a book that encompasses all the senses – particularly in the opening chapters when the colonel is summoned to bury his daughter. The darkness, the rain, the smell of cigarettes – the density of the prose – they're all still with me though it's been months since I put it down. Not every book does that. Certainly not The Hunger Angel or The Planets – both good books by great authors. But they don't even come close to The Colonel in scope, technique or plot.
The 2013 Best Translated Book Award Fiction
- The Planets by Sergio Chejfec/Heather Cleary, translator (Spanish)
- Prehistoric Times by Eric Chevillard/Alyson Waters, translator (French)
- The Colonel by Mahmoud Dowlatabadi/Tom Patterdale, translator (Persian)
- Satantango by László Krasznahorkai/George Szirtes, translator (Hungarian)
- Autoportrait by Edouard Levé/Lorin Stein, translator (French)
- A Breath of Life: Pulsations by Clarice Lispector/Johnny Lorenz, translator (Portuguese)
- The Hunger Angel by Herta Müller/Philip Boehm, translator (German)
- Maidenhair by Mikhail Shishkin/Marian Schwartz, translator (Russian)
- Transit by Abdourahman A. Waberi/David Ball & Nicole Ball, translators (French)
- My Father's Book by Urs Widmer/Donal McLaughlin, translator (German)
As for the IFFP: neither of the two books I read on the long list – HHhH and Black Bazaar – made it to the short list. I'm not surprised, though I think the judges are undervaluing how hard it is to write like Alain Mabanckou writes and make it look easy. Even in translation. Regardless, as a result I don't have anything to contribute to this particular short list other than that Ismail Kadare is one of my favorite authors.
The 2013 Independent Foreign Fiction Prize
- Bundu by Chris Barnard/Michiel Heyns, translator (Afrikaans)
- The Detour by Gerbrand Bakker/David Colmer, translator (Dutch)
- Dublinesque by Enrique Vila-Matas/Rosalind Harvey & Anne McLean, translators (Spanish)
- The Fall of the Stone City by Ismail Kadare/John Hodgson, translators (Albanian)
- Traveller of the Century by Andrés Neuman/Nick Caistor & Lorenza Garcia, translators (Spanish)
- Trieste by Daša Drndić/Ellen Elias-Bursać, translator (Croatian)
Translation Prizes – The 2013 Best Translated Book Award
March 13, 2013 § 2 Comments
The 2013 Best Translated Book Award longlist contains 25 titles. In the coming weeks the Three Percent Blog will feature a review for every title that made the longlist, everyone interested in the prize should check it out. Currently I've read and reviewed three of the books nominated and am familiar with and/or plan to read five others.
Twenty-five books is a really long list. And an ambitious one for those planning to read all the titles – you know who you are – before the shortlist is announce on April 10th. Initial reaction? Too long.* But the more I look it over the more I realize that it's also a REALLY good list. As per the Three Percent Blog – this year's longlist showcases 15 different presses, books from 19 countries in 13 different languages.
- Sergio Chejfec: The Planets (Heather Cleary, Spanish/Argentina) Open Letter Books
- Eric Chevillard: Prehistoric Times (Alyson Waters, French/France) Archipelago Books
- Mahmoud Dowlatabadi: The Colonel (Tom Patterdale, Persian/Iran) Melville House
- Dung Kai-Cheung: Atlas (Anders Hansson & Bonnie S. McDougall, Chinese/China) Columbia University Press
- Dominique Eddé: Kite (Ros Schwartz, French/Lebanon) Seagull Books
- Tomoyuki Hoshino: We, The Children of Cats (Brian Bergstrom & Lucy Fraser, Japanese/Japan) PM Press
- Michel Houellebecq: The Map and the Territory (Gavin Bowd, French/France) Knopf
- Intizar Husain: Basti (Frances W. Pritchett, Urdu/Pakistan) New York Review Books
- Miljenko Jergović: Mama Leone (David Williams, Croation/Croatia) Archipelago Books
- Gert Jonke: Awakening to the Great Sleep War (Jean M. Snook, German/Austria) Dalkey Archive Press
- Karl Knausgaard: My Struggle: Book One (Don Bartlett, Norwegian/Norway) Archipelago Books
- László Krasznahorkai: Satantango (George Szirtes, Hungarian/Huganry) New Directions
- Edouard Levé: Autoportrait (Lorin Stein, French/France) Dalkey Archive Press
- Clarice Lispector: A Breath of Life: Pulsations (Johnny Lorenz, Portuguese/Brazil) New Directions
- Norman Manea: The Lair (Oana Sanziana Marian, Romanian/Romania) Yale University Press
- Herta Müller: The Hunger Angel (Philip Boehm, German/Romania) Metropolitan Books
- Andrés Neuman: Traveler of the Century (Nick Caistor & Lorenza Garcia, Spanish/Argentina)Farrar, Straus, and Giroux
- Andrey Platonov: Happy Moscow (Robert Chandler & Elizabeth Chandler, Russian/Russia) New York Review Books
- Noëlle Revaz: With the Animals (Donald W. Wilson, French/Switzerland) Dalkey Archive Press
- Mikhail Shishkin: Maidenhair (Marian Schwartz, Russian/Russia) Open Letter Books
- Gonçalo M. Tavares: Joseph Walser's Machine (Rhett McNeil, Portuguese/Portugal) Dalkey Archive Press
- Albert Vigoleis Thelen: Island of Second Sight (Donald O. White, German/Germany) Overlook
- Enrique Vila-Matas: Dublinesque (Rosalind Harvey & Anne McLean, Spanish/Spain) New Directions
- Abdourahman A. Waberi: Transit (David Ball & Nicole Ball, French/Djibouti) Indiana University Press
- Urs Widmer: My Father's Book (Donal McLaughlin, German/Switzerland) Seagull Books
Of the three books I've read: I loved My Two Worlds (published in 2011 by Open Letter) and am looking forward to Chejfec's next book, The Dark, due out later this year. But the things I loved about My Two Worlds – the meandering nature of the prose reflected in the landscape of the park through which the narrator walks, being trapped in another person's head, the hints at a story that never fully resolves itself – didn't work as well in The Planets. Perhaps my expectations were set too high… I just didn't enjoy it as much. I don't expect it to make the shortlist. The same for Herta Müller's The Hunger Angel. While the writing is beautiful, I've heard it's not her best book and when put head-to-head with the other longlist titles I'm not sure it will move forward.
If I were to vote for one book to win at this point it would be The Colonel. Fantastic, challenging, amazing. There's no doubt in my mind that this is a significant book.
As for the rest of the list:
I attended a reading with Noëlle Revaz for With the Animals at last years' PEN World Voices Festival in New York City. It was torturous. There was a translator who was there to translate the author's answers to questions and to read from the book, but she wasn't given her own microphone. The result was that most of the event was in French, the attempts at translating were labored and slow, and the whole thing was just painful for the audience members who only spoke English. The highlight came when a woman in the audience screamed parts of her questions/observations in French. I kind of vaguely remember her dropping the F-bomb a few times. Obviously, this has nothing to do with With the Animals being long- or short-listed – yet even that tenuous connection has me buying a copy to see what it's about.
I've ordered copies of Atlas and The Map and the Territory (the UK edition which I've heard is covered in bubble wrap!) and am looking forward to reading them both asap. I've also heard good things about both Satantango and Maidenhair and expect both to be shortlisted – which means there's a little more time to get to them.
That's all I'll be able to get to before the shortlist comes out.
If you're looking for more news and conversation regarding the Best Translated Book Award, there's a discussion happening at The Mookse and the Gripes free forum. Also, the most recent episode of the Three Percent Podcast discusses all the longlisted titles. Do you have a favorite for the prize?
*Well, actually – my initial reactions was "For F$#@ sake, they could only get it down to 25 books???!"
Just Another American Expat in London
April 9, 2012 § 7 Comments
Tomorrow, darling readers, you'll find me in rainy London. That's right, I'm jumping the pond for a day. Kimbofo (a.k.a – Kim Forrester, one of my blogger icons) invited me to spend this Tuesday at her blog Reading Matters. It's Triple Choice Tuesday - where each week she has a reader, author or blogger discuss three books that are important to them. Past Tuesdays' line-ups have featured some of my favorite authors and bloggers, and I'm hugely honored to be included among them.
So, come take a peek at my choices and spend some time exploring Reading Matters.
And don't forget to check in at Three Percent. They'll be announcing the Best Translated Book Award shortlist sometime tomorrow.
The 2012 Best Translation Book Award Fiction Longlist
February 28, 2012 § 8 Comments
The Fiction Longlist for the 2012 Best Translated Book Award (BTBA) has finally arrived! The BTBA is sponsored by Three Percent and the University of Rochester. As of 2011, winners receive a cash prize underwritten by Amazon.com. The winner will be announced at the 2012 PEN World Voices Festival.
Based on my limited knowledge, this year's longlist is interesting – one that I'm looking forward to exploring. Not surprisingly it contains several French and Spanish authors. I spotted only one book from Sweden (thank GOD! – no offense to the Swedish people but I'm Stieg Larsson-ed out). I've only read two of the books: My Two Worlds (hooray!) and Funeral for a Dog and can state with sincerity that I loved them both. As for the rest… I know of three others by reputation: Albahari's Leeches, Saer's Scars and Scliar's Kafka's Leopards. I'm embarrassed to admit that the rest are a mystery. Obviously I need to start playing catch up.
- Leeches by David Albahari (Ellen Elias-Bursać, translator – Serbian)
- My Two Worlds by Sergio Chejfec (Margaret B. Carson, translator – Spanish)
- Demolishing Nisard by Eric Chevillard(Jordan Stump, translator – French)
- Private Property by Paule Constant(Margot Miller and France Grenaudier-Klijn, translators – French)
- Lightning by Jean Echenoz(Linda Coverdale, translator – French)
- Zone by Mathias Énard (Charlotte Mandell, translator – French)
- Buzz Aldrin, What Happened to You in All the Confusion? by Johan Harstad (Deborah Dawkin, translator – Norwegian)
- Upstaged by Jacques Jouet (Leland de la Durantaye, translator – French)
- Fiasco by Imre Kertész(Tim Wilkinson, translator – Hungarian)
- Montecore by Jonas Hassen Khemiri(Rachel Willson-Broyles, translator – Swedish)
- Kornél Esti by Dezső Kosztolányi(Bernard Adams, translator – Hungarian)
- I Am a Japanese Writer by Dany Laferrière (David Homel, translator – French)
- Suicide by Edouard Levé (Jan Steyn, translator – French)
- New Finnish Grammar by Diego Marani (Judith Landry, translator – Italian)
- Purgatory by Tomás Eloy Martínez(Frank Wynne, translator – Spanish)
- Stone Upon Stone by Wiesław Myśliwski (Bill Johnston, translator – Polish)
- Scenes from Village Life by Amos Oz(Nicholas de Lange, translator – Hebrew)
- The Shadow-Boxing Woman by Inka Parei(Katy Derbyshire, translator – German)
- Funeral for a Dog by Thomas Pletzinger(Ross Benjamin, translator – German)
- Scars by Juan José Saer(Steve Dolph, translator – Spanish)
- Kafka's Leopards by Moacyr Scliar (Thomas O. Beebee, translator – Portuguese)
- Seven Years by Peter Stamm(Michael Hofmann, translator – German)
- The Truth about Marie by Jean-Philippe Toussaint(Matthew B. Smith, translator – French)
- In Red by Magdalena Tulli(Bill Johnston, translator – Polish)
- Never Any End to Paris by Enrique Vila-Matas (Anne McLean, translator – Spanish)
As we all know, there can't be a long list without a discussion of who isn't on it. Personally I would have liked to see Umberto Eco's latest, as well as Sjon's From the Mouth of the Whale. But that's just because I read and enjoyed them, obviously not based on how they match up against the others on the list. What about you, my favorite readers? Any thoughts on the long list? Anyone you were disappointed not to see? Leave your comments below.
And for more information on the longlist or The Best Translated Book Award follow the link.

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Kenyan world record holder David Rudisha will compete in two track meets in Australia next month, Athletics Australia said Friday.
Australia finished the Glasgow Commonwealth Games with its lowest medal haul since 1986, a lackluster performance that has already led to several internal investigations.
After a week of controversy surrounding a feud with her coach, Australia's Sally Pearson felt the weight of the world lifted from her shoulders as she raced to 100 metres hurdles gold at the Commonwealth Games on Friday.
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Absorb the smaller balls
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Pinch to zoom out and get some perspective
Hemisphere's logo.
Main logo.
Main menu. Arcade mode is unlocked as you go, while the menu sits just along the top.
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Looking good.
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Running circles around the galaxy.
Getting a little close.
As it happens, a little too close. But all it takes is a lighter touch to get the job done.
You can select any level you wish during the game, as long as it's unlocked.
Version 2 adds multiplayer support
Multiplayer options
Developer's logo
Title and main menu
Menu screen
The game starts with some explanations
Did the first step
Second tutorial level
More instructions
You can zoom in and out.
Beware the larger objects, they will absorb you.
Absorbing a smaller object
Got killed
There's a swirl in this level, though it can't be seen a still shot.
Don't come close to this!
Main menu with the level selection
Objects that cannot be touched because of the size are shown in red.
Zoomed out view of the environment
Touching a smaller object, it is absorbed.
One of the levels with orbital mechanics
Chasing the green organism.
Since I'm smaller, there was no point crashing into it.
A more complex levels with three independent organism that can grow as well.
A smaller level
Survival of the fittest
Level completed
This one requires some thinking.
You will need to move with extreme caution in these puzzle levels.
Growing to an insane size.
A level with antimatter (the green ones)
These take quite some time and a single mistake is fatal.
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Today in Earthquake History: Lisbon 1755November 1st, 2008
In the middle of the 18th century, Lisbon was one of the five largest cities in Europe. As a harbor town, Portugal's capital was an important hub in the trade between the Old World and its colonies. The 275,000 inhabitants of this proud and extremely wealthy city were devoutly Catholic. No wonder, that all of the 40 cathedrals and churches in town were filled to the brim on All Saints Day 1755 - 253 years ago today. During mass, exactly at 9:40am, the city was suddenly violently shaken by seismic waves generated during the biggest earthquake the European continent has seen in historic times. Thirty churches, many palaces and countless houses collapsed. Those people who were not killed outright or trapped in the rubble, ran down to the quays along the Tejo River - only to be swept away by one of the largest tsunamis ever generated in the Atlantic Ocean. Its 20 foot waves destroyed everything in the lower part of the city; fires consumed what was left standing on the hillsides. The casualties of this quake and its aftermaths were never counted, but at least 60,000 people lost their lives. Today we know that this quake had a magnitude of almost 9, stronger than any temblor California has experienced since Spanish settlers arrived here.
Given the strong religious beliefs of the population, it was easy for the survivors to assume God had struck the city with his wrath. Why else would a devastating earthquake occur exactly during mass time on All Saints Day? Only one explanation fit the moral compass of the time: God punished Lisbon for the sinful and immoral lifestyle of its inhabitants. That was indeed the way all natural disasters were explained two and a half centuries ago.
|Immanuel Kant's compendium on the great Lisbon earthquake.
But the Lisbon quake was about to change that fundamentally. Voltaire, one of the most brilliant figures of the European Period of Enlightment, was shocked by so much devastation. He wrote a poem "Poème sur le désastre de Lisbonne," in which he argued that forces other than God must have been responsible for such a disaster. Within a year, Germany's foremost philosopher, Immanuel Kant, had collected all available accounts of the quake and its effects and published them, together with his comments and conclusions. In his comprehensive report, written in German, he concluded that the source of the earthquake lay in cracks and caverns in the Atlantic Ocean. This impressive scientific compendium (small picture) is considered by many the beginning of the systematic observation of natural phenomena and the start of modern seismological research. Kant was truely the first Seismo Blogger. (hra014)
Where the San Andreas Fault endsOctober 27th, 2008
Imagine a busy intersection with a three-way stop sign at rush hour. It takes only a few irresponsible drivers who don't want to wait their turn and traffic jams and accidents are likely to occur. Something very similar is happening every day in the Earth's crust under Cape Mendocino. There upheaval is caused not by impatient drivers but by tectonic plates, which are crashing into each other with unstoppable momentum. This tectonic three-way intersection is called the Mendocino Triple Junction. It is one of the few places in the world where three of the gigantic plates which continuously drift on the Earth's mantle meet.
Along the length of most of California, the San Andreas Fault defines the boundary between the Pacific Plate to the west and the North American Plate to the east. Along the fault line, the Pacific Plate slides horizontally in a northnorthwesterly direction with respect to North America (see blog October 17, 2008).
Under Cape Mendocino, this trip comes to an abrupt halt, because another plate gets in the way. North of the Cape the off-shore Gorda Plate, a small cousin of the Pacific Plate, glides under the North American Plate in what is called a subduction zone. The boundary line between the Pacific Plate and the Gorda Plate is a fault similiar to the San Andreas, called variably the Mendocino Transform or the Mendocino Fracture Zone. It goes from Cape Mendocino for several hundred miles due west into the Pacific Ocean. Along this fault, the Gorda Plate slides horizontally to the east with respect to the Pacific Plate with a speed of about 2 inches per year.
Because of the different directions and the various rates of movement of the three plates, the area under Cape Mendocino and a region immediately off-shore has to absorb a lot of mechanical strain. That makes this area one of the most seismically active regions in the state. During the last three decades alone, two strong earthquakes with magnitudes above 7 have occured there, one in 1980 and the other one in 1994. Every year at least 80 temblors with magnitudes over three are recorded in this region, like the earthquake duo which shook the area early on Sunday morning.
Another tectonically important triple junction is the Afar Triangle, where the Golf of Aden and the Red Sea meet the northern end of the East African Rift Valley. The Galapagos Islands are also located on a triple junction. Under the islands made famous by Darwin's research, three oceanic plates meet: Pacific, Nazca and Cocos. There is however a major difference between the Galapagos Triple Junction and the three-way intersection under Cape Mendocino. While under Northern California the plates crash into one another, the three plates under Galapaos are moving away from each other. (hra013)
Today in Earthquake History: Hayward 1868October 21st, 2008
It was a balmy morning reminiscent of Indian summer 140 years ago today. Many of the 260,000 people who lived in the Bay Area in the late 1860's were already busily engaging in their day's activities. Their hustle however came to an abrupt halt, when at seven minutes before 8 am, the Earth under a 900 square mile region, from Gilroy and Santa Cruz in the south to Santa Rosa in the north, began to shake violently. The Hayward Fault had gotten loose and shook off its tectonic stress in an earthquake with a magnitude of almost 7.
|Alamada County Courthouse in San Leandro (photo courtesy of Bancroft Library)
When the shaking was over, nearly every building in Hayward was extensively damaged or completely wrecked, while in San Leandro, the second floor of the Alameda County courthouse collapsed and many other buildings were destroyed. The most famous victim of the quake's fury was Mission San Jose, at that time almost 100 years old. Its adobe walls crumbled and the church was left in ruins.
While Hayward and San Leandro bore the brunt of the seismic shaking, major damage also occured on the other side of the Bay. Indeed, the destruction in San Francisco was so large that the temblor became known as the "Great San Francisco Earthquake." This honorary title was removed four decades later, when a bigger earthquake came along - the disaster on April 18, 1906, when most of the City went up in flames.
During the Hayward quake 140 years ago today, the ground cracked in a straight line that could be traced for nearly 20 miles from San Leandro south to Arroyo Agua Caliente. And unlike the modest cracks in the Hayward parking lots today, this was a huge gash along which the flanks of the fault slipped past each other about six feet.
|Damage to flour mill (drawing courtesy of Bancroft Library)
Were a similar earthquake to occur today, the consequences in damage and human life would be immensely greater and far more serious than those of Hurricane Katrina. The "1868 Hayward Earthquake Alliance," a private-public consortium of 123 organizations raising awareness about the imminent danger lurking under our feet, has put together studies and scenarios by various researchers and modelers about the potential earthquake's frightening aftermaths: The immediate commercial and residential economic losses, including damage to private buildings and their contents would surpass $120 billion. Thousands of people might be unemployed due to damage to commercial and industrial buidlings, and at least 90,000 residential units would be destroyed, displacing almost 220,000 residents. Major transportation infrastructure, such as Interstates 580 and 880 and the Caldecott Tunnel, are likely to be unusable for months. BART and the major rail lines will be affected and might not run for weeks. Water tunnels and pipelines supplying drinking water from the Sierra to the Bay Area are likely to break and leave residential and commercial spigots dry for days or weeks.
Learn of how you can protect yourself and your neighbourhood in a public lecture at the East Bay campus of the California State University this coming Thursday at 7pm. (hra012)
Of Satellites and FingernailsOctober 17th, 2008
The following statement sounds ridiculous, but bear with the blogger anyway: Assume you could stand on the observation platform on top of Mount Diablo for a few million years. If you looked westwards towards the City and the Pacific Ocean during that time you would see the whole landscape slide by slowly. San Francisco would move to the north, Oakland, the Berkeley Hills and even Walnut Creek, the city right at the foot of Mount Diablo, would move a considerable distance to your right. Now imagine you were to cross the Bay and climb to the top of Mount Tamalpais. Again you camp out there for a million years or so, but during the whole time you look eastwards across the Bay. A similar picture would emerge: Mount Diablo would slide towards the south, the East Bay Hills and all the cities at their foot would also move towards your right.
The cause for the movement is the slipping between the Pacific Plate and its continental counterpart, the North American Plate. They slide past each other horizontally, with the Pacific Plate moving northnorthwest with respect to North America. The direction of the movement depends solely on your point of view. When you stand on Mount Diablo, you are fixed on the North American Plate and only the Pacific Plate seems to slide. However, anchoring yourself on the Farallon Islands, which are on the Pacific Plate, it seems as if the continent would slide by you. But no matter which side you stand on, the other side always slips to your right.
We scientists, of course, are way too impatient to wait for a million years to see the effects of the plates' endless drift. However the same satellite based GPS-System, which helps you navigate around town, enables us to measure the plate motion directly and with high precision. Our GPS instruments are considerably more expensive than the navigation system in your car, but they allow us to pinpoint a location with a precision of less than an inch. In contrast, a typical car nav-system knows its location with a much cruder accuracy of several yards.
By visiting several dozen fixed spots in the Bay Area a few times per year with these precision GPS-tools, or measuring continuously, we can determine the relative positions of these points. The map shows the summary of several years of such measurements. And indeed it turns out, that the various points in the Bay Area move with respect to each another. Look at a black arrows in Livermore or Vacaville and compare them to the arrows at the Farallons or Point Reyes. Each point moves about one inch per year, the East Bay cities to the southwest, while the points in the Pacific move in the opposite direction. How slow is an inch per year? The plate movement in our region has about the same speed which with a healthy fingernail grows. (hra011)
The Hayward FaultOctober 14th, 2008
|Offset in curb. (Photo: Horst Rademacher)
The Hayward Fault underlies some of the most densely populated places in the Bay Area as it runs for approximately 50 miles along the foothills of the East Bay. It is crossed by five major freeways and several water tunnels; BART and other rail lines also intersect it at several locations. The fault is sandwiched between the San Andreas and the Calaveras Faults. It splits off from the Calaveras Fault near Arroyo Agua Caliente Park in the Warm Springs District of Fremont and follows a straight northwesterly line through Hayward, Oakland, and Berkeley to Point Pinole in Richmond, where it disappears under San Pablo Bay.
In contrast to its sister faults, the two flanks of some sections of the Hayward Fault creep past each other in an imperceptible movement of thousandths of an inch per day. Such ultra-slow creep is an earthquake in extreme slow motion which, over months and years, causes cracks in the pavement makes curbs and water lines bend, and results in cracked foundations and offset fence lines.
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For the uninitiated, it takes a little training to find the subtle marks with which the creeping fault expresses itself in the urban jungle of the East Bay. Downtown Hayward, less than half a block east of Mission Boulevard, is full of such signs. The curbs of nearly every cross street are offset by a few inches; parking lots and roads are full of characteristic cracks, which align themselves along the fault in a staggered fashion. To the north, on the campus of Contra Costa College in San Pablo, the fault is also visible through pavement cracks and offset curbs. There, a patio area next to Campus Circle bears an especially interesting mark of the fault's creep. Its bricks, originally laid in a straight and rectangular design, have been moved by the fault and now show a clear curvy pattern. While most of the fault line is covered by urban infrastructure, it also cuts through the Oakland Zoo, where it runs past the otter tank and a bear pen.
Our campus straddles the fault as well. Some of the residence halls near the Greek Theater and the Memorial Stadium at the foot of Strawberry Canyon are built either directly on or just a few yards off the surface trace of the fault. The effects of fault creep in the stadium are clearly visible in the concrete wall above section KK in the south curve, where some sections of the wall have separated from each other by at least four inches.
Learn more about the Hayward Fault by visiting our website. In addition, the USGS has put a virtual tour of the Hayward Fault on Google Earth. (hra010)


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Built over 12 acres, Cars Land sits at the back of California Adventure and basically looks identical to Radiator Springs, complete with neon-trimmed 1950s-style facades against a backdrop of carefully constructed mountains shaped like the tail fins of old Cadillacs. The streets are populated by life-size characters from the movie like Lightning McQueen and his mischievous sidekick, Mater.
The preview day was open to members of the media (and their children) as well as to special Disney guests, and various promotional contest winners. Nicole Cann, 11, whose friend Ashley had won a trip through a local supermarket, said she was impressed by the verisimilitude.
"It's like real life," Nicole said. "But 'Cars' real life."
Trippy. Jake, too, appreciated the décor ("It's Route 66!" "It's Mater!" "That's a nice cactus!"). But he was understandably more excited about Radiator Springs Racers, a ride on which passengers in six-person cars roll through the aforementioned mountains — the Cadillac Range — past a waterfall and into an indoor area featuring characters from the movie. Sound effects are piped in through the car's speakers, and the effect is alternately enchanting and eerie: Jake was wide-eyed with amazement, seeing the characters he knew so well in real 3-D ... until he was wide-eyed with terror when a malevolent crop combine roared. (Mater, as usual, was to blame.)
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And at first, it seemed to work. With our opponents on our left, Jake and I quickly took the lead, then trailed, then led again. As we screamed through a misty tunnel, flashbulbs went off on a hidden camera (the pictures are for sale, of course). Seconds later, Jake — delighted — had only a few questions:
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