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Here we go again. Last week the Upper Hutt City Council sent letters and submission documents to those people directly affected by Plan Change #15 to the Upper Hutt City District Plan 2004 - Flooding and Erosion Hazard Areas.
I thought we'd had this discussion in 2008/09. We had a series of public meetings, dozens of letters to the editor and meetings with the council.
At the public meetings we had hundreds of people objecting to the accuracy of the reports into the flooding and erosion of the Mangaroa River.
No-one was left in any doubt that the Greater Wellington Regional Council and Upper Hutt City Council plans were blatantly incorrect in data and findings.
The computer modelling was questioned and recommendations unsupported by evidence.
And now, three to four years later, the council is trying to ram this through again. After some seven years to prepare its case, the council has generously offered people four weeks to prepare theirs.
Submissions close at 5pm on November 9; so typical of the heavy-handedness of the council when it comes to residents and ratepayers consultation.
One can't help wondering is this yet another box-ticking exercise just to ensure that due process is followed.
It has been noticed that only those people directly in contact with the Mangaroa River have been sent letters, thereby excluding those who are indirectly affected, like neighbours, land- owners who don't have a river boundary and the general citizenry of Upper Hutt.
So the time has come again to challenge the council over its plan change. The same plans and reports still apply, so therefore it stands that the same objections of 2008 still stand. The details of the plan change, the restrictions to be imposed on landowners and the detailed maps that show how individual properties are affected are available on the Council's website www.upperhuttcity.com.
Since the last round of discussions a new association has been formed to assist the council to spread its plans to the citizens of Upper Hutt, and to give those same citizens advice and a joint voice when having to deal with the the council.
The Upper Hutt Town & Country Association is able to act as a vehicle to ensure that the council is made aware of the feelings of the community on a number of progressive and also contentious issues affecting Upper Hutt.
For information on the association please contact: uhtca.org.nz.
It's time to speak up again everyone, let the council know how you feel.
KEITH THOMPSON, Maymorn
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Here's a quick quiz for you: What does Jack Frost look like? Young or old? I confess I've never had a mental image of Jack. In fact, until seeing "Rise of the Guardians," I never gave him any thought at all. The kids around me at a preview screening seemed more expert, perhaps because they know the inspiration for the film, William Joyce's book series, "Guardians of Childhood."
In those books, unread by me, Joyce imagines a loosely knit Avengers-style federation of the guardians of childhood. Most of them are famous: Santa Claus, the Easter Bunny, the Tooth Fairy, the Sandman and so on. Jack Frost's reputation suffers sadly in comparison. Voiced in the film by Chris Pine, he finds himself literally invisible. When he visits Earth, people are able to walk right through him. Since he is a spritely boy, he finds this depressing, although many kids have probably felt the same way.
Why is this so? The Man in the Moon never explained it to him. The Man in the Moon functions in the story as sort of a symbolic nature god, who never does anything but shine enigmatically in the sky.
This is a hyperkinetic 3-D action comedy, with the characters forever racing on Santa's sleigh, hurtling down chutes and zooming through tunnels that rework the same 3-D illusions over and over again. The characters aren't all referred to by what we might call their Earth names, and we get such as North, a broad-shouldered Santa (voice of Alec Baldwin); Tooth, the fairy (Isla Fisher), and Bunny (Hugh Jackman).
There's also a villain, called Pitch by others and sometimes resentfully the Boogie Man by himself. This dastardly fiend (voice of Jude Law) is envisioned as all darkness, teeth and claws, determined to put the Guardians out of business. In this moment of crisis, the team calls on Jack Frost to lead their resistance, and in the process, he inevitably redeems himself, becomes visible and achieves a personal victory. Now we know what he looks like. I was reminded of Peter Pan, although he isn't green.
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Miss Manners: Handshake works even for kings
DEAR MISS MANNERS: What should an American president do when he greets a foreign head of state? What about his wife? And would that be any different from an average American citizen greeting a foreign head of state?
A handshake and "How do you do?" seem appropriate everywhere, but what about curtsies, head nods and genuflecting? Is a bend at the waist considered different from a bent knee? If anyone can have a final say on this, I believe it would be you.
GENTLE READER: Final say? If only that were true. Miss Manners has now watched at least half a dozen administrations get this wrong. They go to one extreme or the other, behaving like other presidents' buddies or like monarchs' subjects.
Where is the Office of Protocol, for goodness' sake?
Yes, yes, Americans pride ourselves on being warm and open and spontaneous. But heads of state are the symbolic embodiments of their countries, and the greeting gesture is itself symbolic. If they improvise mistakenly, they can expect a spontaneous outburst of American disdain.
The American greeting routine used to be simple. Because we officially consider all people to be equal and equally worthy of respect, the same gesture, the handshake – simple, dignified and egalitarian – would do for all.
We knew it wasn't universal, but it was our way. We felt superior to people who had to bow down to their leaders. And we found it side-splitting to watch news footage of French generals bestowing kisses on their soldiers when they gave out medals.
Then, about half a century ago, came the American huggy movement. Instant intimacy was going to solve everyone's problems by making them feel good, which, in turn, would end war and strife. It took rather vigorous forms among some, but eventually infiltrated even the most staid parts of society, where the handshake had been the greeting that fathers gave their young sons.
And it spread internationally. Heads of state took to kissing and hugging one another, a truly bad idea politically. Those photographs are bound to surface when the loved one or his country does something nasty.
Symbolically, it is bad even in good times. Such bonding smacks of the days when protocol had sovereigns from different monarchies addressing one another as "Monsieur Mon Frere" or "Madame Ma Soeur," regardless of whether they had any familial ties. The idea was that they belonged to an international ruling class as distinguished from the mere subjects over whom they reigned.
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But symbolic subservience to a foreign ruler is worse. When Miss Manners sees American citizens delighting in bowing or curtseying to royalty, she tries to remind herself that they are just being silly, not treasonous. When an American official does it, we can only hope it was because he was noticing that his own shoelace was undone– and not that he recognizes the divine right of kings in general, or the authority over us of that king in particular.
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Check out TEDTalks: Paul Gilding: The Earth Is Full on @hulu: http://www.hulu.com/watch/334860/tedtalks-paul-gilding-the-earth-is-full –Awesome but scary video. So true, we are running out.
The presenter makes the case that "the earth is full" is not a philosophical statement but based on science. Basically our consumption of resources is outweighing the Earth's ability to sustain it too far into the future.
My recommendation besides reduce your consumption and waste is to learn to survive so when your neighbors are freaking out, you're thriving. Also helps in the Zombie Apocalypse.
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Traffic was diverted while police tried to intercept the driver who reached speeds of up to 140kmh during a pursuit.
Police threw road spikes across a section of State Highway 8, near Muttontown Rd. However, the driver managed to avoid the spikes and continued into the township where he gave police the slip.
Senior Sergeant Craig Brown said the pursuit started on the Tarras-Cromwell Highway when a Southern District Highway Patrol member signalled the driver travelling at high speed to stop.
''The driver failed to stop for police and continued travelling towards Cromwell. A tyre deflation device was set up near Muttontown, however the driver of the fleeing vehicle avoided this and continued on towards Alexandra.''
The pursuit of the vehicle was abandoned due to safety concerns as the vehicle approached Alexandra.
The car was sighted a short time later in Alexandra where the motorist began to drive off at speed.
The vehicle, a blue Honda Civic Saloon, was last seen heading up Little Valley Rd and was believed to be in the area of "White Sands".
Entrances to this area - which is predominantly craggy, dry and remote countryside - have been blocked by police and police are searching the area.
If anyone sees this vehicle or anybody acting suspiciously, they should contact police.
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Sulfur Emissions Rules Mean Fewer Cruises, Carnival UK Chief Warns
Carnival UK says tighter sulfur emissions rules for ships may mean fewer cruises in northern Europe.
The cruise company's CEO David Dingle told Travel Weekly that Carnival brands P&O Cruises and Cunard Line have already planned a 28 percent cut in Baltic and Norway cruises between 2013 and 2015.
Under the European Union rules, from Jan. 1, 2015, all ships operating in the North Sea, Baltic Sea and English Channel will have to use a fuel with a maximum sulfur content of 0.1 percent.
Dingle says there's only a "50-50" chance of fitting ships with scrubber technology to reduce emissions by the deadline.
In May, Carnival announced plans to increase installations of its industry-first scrubber technology to more than 70 vessels. The expansion, covering more than 70 percent of its entire fleet, represents an increase from the 32 ships announced in September 2013.
The UK Chamber of Shipping has asked prime minister David Cameron to lobby the European Union to give shipping companies more time to install the technology, Travel Weekly reports.
Last month Maersk Line warned that Europe's new low-sulfur fuel rules will cost it an extra $200 million a year. Similarly, P&O Ferries' says its fuel bill will increase about 30 million pounds ($50 million) a year, which it will pass onto customers.
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Interesting comments by the shipping industry…
The on /off road diesel engine industry was able to achieve much more. Can the ship/cruise engineering folks not piggt back off other industry technology?
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The Facts and Fiction of In-Memory Computing
In the last year, conversations about In-Memory Computing (IMC) have become more and more prevalent in enterprise IT circles, especially with organizations feeling the pressure to process massive quantities of data at the speed that is now being demanded by the Internet. The hype around IMC is justified: tasks that once took hours to execute are streamlined down to seconds by moving the computation and data from disk, directly to RAM. Through this simple adjustment, analytics are happening in real-time, and applications (as well as the development of applications) are working at-pace with this new standard of technology and speed.
Despite becoming both more cost-effective and accepted within enterprise computing, there are still a small handful of falsehoods that confuse even the most technical of individuals in enterprise IT.
Myth: In-memory computing is about databases, so this isn't really relevant to my business.
The best way to clear the air around IMC is to start with a simple explanation of what, in fact, in-memory computing is. While many assume that because we are talking about RAM, we are having a conversation about databases and storage, but this is not the case.
IMC, at its most basic level, is using a middleware software that allows one to store data in RAM - across a broad cluster of computers - and do any and all processing where it resides (in the memory). With traditional methods, data processing is often confined to spinning disks.
By comparison, in-memory computing speeds up this process by roughly 5,000 times. Now you can see that we're not talking about storage only - instead active, fluid data and computing.
Which brings me to another, more tangible point about computing efficiency. By incorporating in-memory, a handful of processes are streamlined in order to save time, resources, and money.
To start, in-memory requires much less hardware; the result - significantly decreased capital, operational and infrastructure overhead.
Moreover, IT departments can also significantly extend the life of existing hardware and software through the increased performance that is inherent with IMC - thus amplifying the ROI on the machines that have already been purchased.
Surprisingly, in-memory computing is not a new phenomenon. Since the inception of RAM, IMC has been viewed as reliable accelerant for high-performance computing, bringing us to the next crucial misconception about this technology.
Myth: In-memory computing is expensive, therefore not practical for my operation.
There is a reason that this is one of the most common misunderstandings about IMC, because there was a point in time where the cost of memory was once quite high. That being said, the cost of RAM has been dropping consistently, at a rate of about 30% - for the last 5 years.
Today, the price of a 1 Terabyte RAM cluster can go for anywhere between $20 and $40 thousand - including all of the CPUs, networking, etc. A few years from now that same setup will likely be available for half that price.
Regardless of the future price of RAM, which based upon current projections will likely continue to fall, the current economics have already placed this technology well within the reaches of the enterprise computing budgets that require this level of scale.
Myth: My needs are already being met by Flash.
There are three different reasons why this mentality is held by IT folks, each of which are highly misinformed. I'll start with the most common, which is the idea that your business doesn't need the Lambourgini-esque super-computing power of IMC.
The hard yet obvious reality is that if your business is in any way data-driven, you likely cannot survive without speed and agility in this department. As time goes on, the amount of data that businesses accumulate compounds with new streams and variances. This is a sink-or-swim reality.
Another myth commonly used to dispel IMC is that if businesses are able to just effectively mount RAM disk, they will get in-memory processing. Unfortunately, it's not that easy. As mentioned earlier, IMC works through middleware to effectively unlock its power.
Finally, there's the notion that one can just replace their HDDs with SSDs in order to get this super-charged performance. For SSDs - in certain situations - the performance gain that you can pull from flash storage in lieu of spinning disk is enough.
However, speed matters - and is rapidly becoming more of a requirement every day. At this point, it's like comparing apples to oranges with speed improvements of 10 to 100x over SSDs.
Myth: Memory is not durable enough to be truly sustainable.
This is another notion that for whatever reason has been both widely perpetuated - and is entirely false.
The fact is - almost all in-memory computing middleware (apart from very simplistic ones) offer one or multiple strategies for in-memory backups, durable storage backups, disk-based swap space overflow, etc.
More sophisticated vendors provide a comprehensive tiered storage approach where users can decide what portion of the overall data set is stored in RAM, local disk swap space or RDBMS/HDFS - where each tier can store progressively more data but with progressively longer latencies.
Yet another source of confusion is the difference between operational datasets and historical datasets. In-memory computing is not aimed at replacing enterprise data warehouse (EDW), backup or offline storage services - like Hadoop, for example. The goal of IMC is to improve the operational datasets that require mixed OLTP and OLAP processing and in most cases are less than 10TB in size. That is to say, in-memory computing is not "all or nothing" - and does not require that every aspect of data be housed in memory.
The in-memory computing revolution is by no means intended to obliterate disks from the enterprise. For now, the disk still serves a well-defined role for offline/backup use cases - tasks that are not the focus of IMC.
Myth: In-memory is inaccessible to my business because so few developers actually know how to use it.
Yes indeed, In-memory computing is a highly complex technology, that for now, only a few vendors have even been able to successfully develop offerings for. However, like much of high-technology, in-memory computing has entered the world of open source - bringing its capabilities and power to the fingertips of developers around the world.
Currently, with GridGain, developers have the ability to get their hands on IMC with a simple download at http://gridgain.org/.
In-memory computing is already being tapped across a broad range of functions and industries including (but not limited to) financial trading systems, online game, bioinformatics, hyper-local advertising, cognitive computing, and geospatial analysis.
By raising awareness, and bringing the capabilities of IMC to more developers and organizations - industries around the globe are poised to experience entirely new standards of speed, computing, and performance.
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The cloud market growth today is largely in public clouds. While there is a lot of spend in IT departments in virtualization, these aren't yet translating into a true "cloud" experience within the enterprise. What is stopping the growth of the "private cloud" market? In his general session at 18th Cloud Expo, Nara Rajagopalan, CEO of Accelerite, explored the challenges in deploying, managing, and getting adoption for a private cloud within an enterprise. What are the key differences between wh...
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Connected devices and the industrial internet are growing exponentially every year with Cisco expecting 50 billion devices to be in operation by 2020. In this period of growth, location-based insights are becoming invaluable to many businesses as they adopt new connected technologies. Knowing when and where these devices connect from is critical for a number of scenarios in supply chain management, disaster management, emergency response, M2M, location marketing and more. In his session at @Th...
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AAM poll: Mfg. jobs a top priorityComments Email
WASHINGTON (Feb. 4, 2014) — Manufacturing job losses are a top priority for American voters across the political spectrum, according to the results of a new poll conducted for the Alliance of American Manufacturers (AAM).
The poll, conducted in January by Mellman Group and North Star Opinion Research, also showed that voters blame the federal government's policies as the main obstacle to creating jobs in the manufacturing sector.
"Lawmakers have a clear, bipartisan mandate from the public to take bold actions that will create jobs," said AAM President Scott Paul regarding the poll.
According to the AAM, 72 percent of those polled said they were "worried the most" or "worried a great deal" about manufacturing jobs as a political issue—a percentage of concern matched only by the federal budget deficit.
By a 62-34 margin, voters rejected the idea that service and high-tech jobs can replace manufacturing jobs in the U.S., the AAM said. Thirty percent of those polled blamed U.S. economic policies for job outsourcing, and 15 percent blamed the lack of a national manufacturing strategy, it said.
Nearly two-thirds of voters (65 percent) blamed outsourcing as the reason for the lack of manufacturing jobs in the U.S., according to the AAM. This compared with 28 percent who blamed a shortage of skilled workers in the U.S. and 25 percent who blamed the cost of manufacturing in the U.S.
Eighty-four percent of those polled—including 87 percent of Democrats, 82 percent of Republicans and 82 percent of independents—supported a national manufacturing strategy to make sure U.S. tax, economic, educational and trade policies are designed to support manufacturing in the U.S., the AAM said. A clear bipartisan majority also supported federal and state worker training programs, trade agreement enforcement, tax incentives for manufacturer investments and cracking down on unfairly subsidized imports.
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Bigfootloose And Finn Fancy Free (#2 in The Arcana Familia)
By Randy Henderson; Read by Todd Haberkorn
13 Hours 36 Minutes [UNABRIDGED]
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: February 2016
In this sequel to Randy Henderson's acclaimed debut novel, Finn Fancy Necromancy, Finn Gramaraye is settling back into the real world after his twenty-five-year-long imprisonment in the otherworld of the Fey. He's fallen in love again with Dawn, the girl next door who waited for him. He's proved his innocence of the original crime of Dark Necromancy, and he's finding a place in the family business – operating a mortuary for the Arcane, managing the magical energies left behind when an Arcane being dies to prevent it from harming the mundane world.
This is one of those "if you liked the first book, you'll like this one" types of sequels. I have a great time with Henderson's humor and his story is a unique, geekier urban fantasy than normal. It has many of the same urban fantasy tropes, but his twist adds something … less sexy, but filled with humor that mostly works.
And I say "mostly" because, and this could just be me, he's also one of those author's obsessed with the '80s for some reason. I know, write what you know, but it's almost like some authors (maybe just Henderson and Ernest Cline for all I know) think that you only have street cred if you're an '80s geek. Knowing other types of geekery is not at the same level and beneath '80s geekery.
Now, admittedly, the Finn Fancy series has to do with a guy who gets outcast when he's a kid during the '80s and comes back in the present so that's pretty much all he knows. So I get it, I get why, but at the same time I'm tired of it now. And now that we're on book two, did we still really need to name all the chapters with '80s lyrics or songs? I mean, the protagonist is now learning about what happened since his exile.
But those complaints aside, I really did enjoy Bigfootloose and Finn Fancy Free. Henderson's humor shines with or without '80s references and it's a lot of fun. I like his whole mythos with the fae, fae-bloods, arcana, and any other magical you can think of. It's a great world and well presented.
For the audio, Todd Haberkorn, the narrator, presents Finn well – relatable, silly, and serious all when he needs to be.
The Finn Fancy series is recommended if you enjoy urban fantasy, but you've done the same vampires/wizards/werewolves stories and you need something new…with those same creatures… I promise it's different too.
3.5 out of 5 Stars (recommended)
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The SFFaudio Podcast #375 – Journey To The Center Of The Earth by Jules Verne, read by Rick Kistner.
This UNABRIDGED AUDIOBOOK (7 hours 29 minutes) comes to us courtesy of Lit2Go, a great website offering individual chapter MP3s and streaming audio (all available HERE).
PLEASE NOTE: One six minute segment of the audiobook (in chapter 40) was missing but I have seamlessly edited in the missing section from a LibriVox narration that used the same translation.
Journey To The Center Of The Earth was first published in French in 1864 and in English in 1871.
The next SFFaudio Podcast will feature our discussion of it!
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Twelve Kings in Sharakhai (The Song of the Shattered Sands, #1)
By Bradley P. Beaulieu; Read by Sarah Coomes
25 Hours 57 Minutes [UNABRIDGED]
Publisher: Brilliance Audio
Published: September 2015
In the city of Sharakhai, Çeda fights in the pits to scrape by a living. She, like so many in the city, pray for the downfall of the cruel, immortal Kings of Sharakhai. Then on the holy night when the powerful yet wretched creatures known as the Asirim wander the city and take tribute in order to protect the Kings, one of them tells Çeda the origin of their dark bargain. And this dangerous secret may be the very key she needs to throw off the iron grip the Kings have had over Sharakhai….
Stunning, immersive world………………check
Deep, rich history……………………..check
Epic scale…………………………..check
Compelling plot……………………………..check
Exciting ending……………………………check
3/5 Stars
So why only 3 stars if this books scores so well on so many levels? Well, it comes down to the characters. I really didn't feel much for them. Ceda starts out really cool and compelling. She's the mysterious "White Wolf" who beats the crap out of an abuser in the fighting pit. How much cooler can you get?
But then as the story moves on, she pretty much gets her butt handed to her by just about every single person. She's not clever and doesn't say clever things, and she's, frankly, annoying after a while.
Emre is the other main character and he's equally as bland. He's got a great history and great reasons to be a great character, he grew up on the street, helped save Ceda from the street and had it rough. But there's not much to him. He seems to have trained Ceda in being boring and that's it.
Now, the ending to this book is great, but had I not listened to this on audiobook I don't know if I ever would have gotten this far.
And speaking of the audio, the narrator, Sarah Coomes, did do an excellent job. Her accents were, for the most part, on point although she has a tendency to make all older men sound just about the same, not to mention older women, especially seers or spiritual types. They sounded just about the same.
On the whole, I was really impressed with this book … until I started getting bored and the more I started to get bored the more I realized it was because of the main characters, I just didn't care if they achieved their goals or not and only slightly cared whether they lived to do it or not.
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Reading, Short And Deep #020
Eric S. Rabkin and Jesse Willis discuss Strange Exodus by Robert Abernathy
Strange Exodus was first published in Planet Stories, Fall 1950.
Here's a link to the PDF of the story.
Podcast feed https://sffaudio.herokuapp.com/rsd/rss
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The SFFaudio Podcast #374 – Jesse and Bryan Alexander talk about Moby Dick by Herman Melville.
Talked about on today's show:
reading Moby Dick to the air, Moby Dick inspiring heavy metal, terror or dismissal, when Bryan was a student, Madness, Meaninglessness, and Deviant Sexuality, drop this class now, paragraph long themes, being driven insane by writing about Moby Dick, when Bryan was a young professor, if you can teach that you're one of us, how to proceed, becoming a Moby Dick fanatic, going to sea, revisiting the sea, a book about everything, a most excellent LibriVox narration, re-reads, one of the things really good writers do, The Man In The High Castle by Philip K. Dick, "this object" -> "book", a message about how this book is, besmoked and deface, shades and shadows, delineating chaos bewitched, a long and limber black mass, unimaginable sublimity, a blasted heath, a hyperborean winter scene, that one portentous something, a cape-horner in a great hurricane, every sentence is beautiful, a reader's guide, a stack of copies, this is a comedy book, the etymology, the extracts supplied by a sub-sub librarian, the extracts are freaking random, something unpublished, he did a google search for "whale", a complete flop, what the hell is it?, Typee, a giant whaling story, reading Nathaniel Hawthorne lit his brain on fire, SYMBOLISM!, Pierre Or the Ambiguities, The Confidence-Man: His Masquerade, "Herman Melville, Insane?", everything you hear about it gives you no hint, this novel cannot be adapted, Ray Bradbury's adaptations, Gregory Peck, a lot like Joseph Conrad, Melville is more terrifying than Conrad, hilarious like Edgar Allan Poe, a tragedy, a disaster, the first line of the book is a lie, gut churning fear, the sharks devouring everything, a terrifying book, the science fiction aspect, the fantasy aspect, when Pip is drowned he goes to the bottom of the sea, the infinite of his soul, the unwarped primal world, the miser merman: wisdom, god's foot on the treadle of the loom, man's insanity is heaven's sense, in different as is god, like a Clark Ashton Smith passage, "anyone seen pip?", coral insects that made the stars and the planets, every chapter veers sideways, visionary and inspired, mastheads, very strange, the last chapter, what does he mean by that?, our hero disappears, the yawning gulf, the great shroud of the sea, why 5,000 years ago, the sounds of the words, interweaving the whole coffin theme, my keeled soul, one tiny metaphor, a missing Shakespeare play, theatrical, musical, through recorded history, a vast inhuman nature swirling all-round, The Narrative Of A. Gordon Pym of Nantucket, it's death, meet it fighting, are we gonna bring each other down in the attempt to fight death, yes, we are, the Pequod is like the Enterprise on the original Star Trek, C.L.R. James, Marxist theory, Mariners And Castaways, an anti-racist book, massively cosmopolitan, a slave ship that revolts, Benito Cereno by Herman Melville, slavers as props, the exhumed skeleton of Christopher Columbus, "Follow Your Leader", a great novel of friendship, the sperm squeezing scene, the gayest and queerest book ever written, burly men squeezing sperm with each other, thumping each other, the universal thump, the barking insane chapter, Loomings, sharing a bed with a harpooner, he's off selling his head, I'm not going to be the wife, a head in one hand and an axe in the other, hilarious, as if I was Queequeg's wife, his bridegroom clasp, a hatchet-faced baby, so shockingly obvious, a giant block of time in which homosexuality was taboo, suicide, I quietly take to the ship, astonishing, if this book came out this year, shelved in the gay fiction section, where Ahab the queer old guy, white bone leg, rallying the troops, the three harpooners with their harpoons out, sharp and heavily polished, this is super-gay, like Gothic knight of old, a fresh lance, the three boats, Tashtego is from Gay Head (Martha's Vineyard), Antarctic in their glittering expressions, his lithe snaky limbs, the son of the prince of the powers of the air, now hes taking to sea, the Science Fiction part, global economy, forward looking, the new global enterprise, Daggoo with his lion-like tread, masculine men, a powerful image, this is the 19th century power industry, you never need to read another book about whales, powering every home, anointing an new king with sperm oil, it's called sperm-oil because it looks like sperm, touching each other lovingly under the sperm, there's a library to keep up with Moby Dick, homo-social, Starbuck's skepticism, going back to the whale, the whale as female or male, a fool's errand, [recording broken] so much trouble with a book, The Tempest is just too big, what kind of fool was I think I could do a Moby Dick show?, we being repeating ourselves, Thomas Mann, necrophilia, imagine writing a review, contemporary reviews, people were smarter back then, attacking a book from the outside in, Garth Ennis' Preacher, a big epic story, Alan Moore's Watchmen, foreigners coming in and telling the American story, Breaking Bad, the noir journey, a lot darker than Moby Dick, Ahab going to his grave, The Oblong Box by Edgar Allan Poe, the American Renaissance, one of the ships at the Spouter Inn is from The Narrative Of A. Gordon Pym Of Nantucket, the 19th century anxiety about being buried alive, a grave with a window, part of the American Gothic heritage, like the Nostromo in Alien, abandoned military fortresses, haunted house, nature Gothic, prairies Gothic, the psycho-geographical features, a castle in the middle of the South Pacific, a secret crew, like Rochester's secret wife, The Fall Of The House Of Usher, Usher II by Ray Bradbury, our sacred horrors, the mighty walls rushing asunder, a tarn at my feet, reading quotes, Ahab's soliloquies, reading quotes, he's dying, more palmy than the palms, the Pequod is him, The Haunted Palace, Star Trek II: The Wrath Of Khan, Khan's obsession with Kirk, if Kirk was out there for revenge it would have been a very different show, The Balance Of Terror, a giant Berserker in space, The Doomsday Machine, Jesse Cuter is on a mission to kill God, Norman Spinrad, the whale lives on buried together in the sea, the greatest adventure writing of all time, action dialogue, the last soliloquy, he's not afraid to make this book go all these places, so post-post modern, in uncharted territory, like Satan, Tashtego is the primordial American, claiming the doubloon, the head becomes his coffin, the ship, the hearse, the second hearse!, its wood could only be American, From The Earth To The Moon by Jules Verne, eternal malice, on their bull-like necks, sudden realization, slowly suddenly realizing, the hidden crew, The Secret Sharer by Joseph Conrad, Parsees, Persians, the foreign and the domestic, The Prophet, did you see those shadows going on to the ship?, a raucous ride from one kind of book to another kind of book, like a Gothic horror novel, with one survivor to tell the tale, burn it down, The Castle Of Otranto, so many things get brought into play, the sharks like are vultures following a battle, tiger yellow, words best omitted here, a little censorship, you live in a blessed evangelical land, anti-racist book, The Gold Bug, H.P. Lovecraft, death of beautiful women, Melville is in love with every colour of man, Saint Elmo's fire turns the ship into candles, Ahab's razors, the blue in Queequeg's head, Tashtego's shark white teeth which strangely gleamed, he's powerful, holding the chain, blood against fire!, supernaturally tapped into the whale, he can smell the whale, in partial telepathic connection, forehead to forehead, changing from chapter to chapter, Thomas Pynchon, as Shakespearean as anybody has been, extreme states of being, we repeat ourselves, a bottle episode, Ozymandias, that is the devastation, a land epic, he's in Lima (Peru), the strangest city, the white veil, a rigid pallor, two things that make Jesse sad, despair for humanity, when "net worth" is the autocomplete, despair despair!, ticket sales, desperate search answers for the pop-quiz, destroyed destroyed!, Bone is impossible to stop reading, running gags, trying to get people to read Moby Dick (and they fall asleep), petrified by his aspect, all your oaths are as binding as mine, the mark for thunderbolts, lightning power, the epithet for Captain Ahab is "old thunder", this is not a book about the plot, we should never see Ishmael, seeing the world under the arm of Queequeg in his bed, it should never be adapted, cinematic to begin with, the storyteller is the frame, illustrated quotes, Fred Heimbaugh, Ahab is the Captain of the Black Freighter from Watchmen, an Alan Moore style book, the ebook for Jerusalem by Alan Moore, Jesse doesn't read ebooks, traveling, a completely global book, a little map of the whaling ports of New England, the terrible old man in H.P. Lovecraft's The Terrible Old man in Ishmael, the doubloons in The Dunwich Horror, did I review the book using the text of the book, no [actually, yes], accidentally on purpose, the same effect can be wrought, my illustration of the painting in the Spouter Inn, all the religion in the book, a member of the First Congregationalist Church, you are a preacher yourself, worshiping Wojo, all works turn to comment on themselves, when movies show up in the movies, Hitchcock movies, Tristram Shandy, the novel is doing this, sounding to bottom, Scarface, the American story, the American dream, The Sopranos, The Hunt, dark water is mystery, Gothic 101, the birds, the birds!, he profoundly saw, the undiscoveredable bottom, an open door marbled tomb, a tomb hunting for you, we never see it from the whale's point of view, the whale as a force of nature, the honours heaped upon warriors (and those not heaped upon whalers), we fight battles no lesser men could ever fight, man against nature, man against himself, the candles, oh thou omnipotent, oh thou foundling fire, leap up and lick the sky, I worship thee, I glory in my genealogy, he's killing his father, he despairs at his life at sea, 40 years at sea, best go out in a blaze, repeating the description of the Spouter Inn's be-smoked oil painting, a church that is also a ship, unaccountable masses of shades and shadows, a nameless yeast, what does the marvelous novel mean?, you're being harpooned, Macbeth, Bryan Alexander (for example), an exasperated whale, the ship is the bread, the sea is the wine, the white whale as the lamb of god, Orson Welles, The Grasshopper Lies Heavy, Eric S. Rabkin's idea of Fantasy, was it bitten off below the knee or above?, maybe it's only his own ivory there, nobody has written a prequel, Peter Watts' The Things, a funny thing about The Thing From Another World, John W. Campbell ripping off H.P. Lovecraft, the prequel sequel remake of The Thing was pretty damn good, watching cartoons, In The Walls Of Eryx, At The Mountains Of Madness, condensed Olaf Stapledon, The Shadow Out Of Time, astronomy, tone and effect, psychological science, The Pit And The Pendulum, Arthur Machen, World War I, the Angels of Mons
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Reading, Short And Deep #019
Eric S. Rabkin and Jesse Willis discuss The False Rhyme by Mary Shelley
The False Rhyme was first published in The Keepsake for 1830 (1829).
Here's a link to the PDF of the story.
Podcast feed https://sffaudio.herokuapp.com/rsd/rss
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About 12 hours before tip-off, some Gonzaga University basketball fans got the first inkling it wasn't going to be their day.
The only outgoing flight canceled at Spokane International Airport on Thursday was supposed to carry about 60 Gonzaga fans to Salt Lake City for their team's first-ever NCAA basketball tournament game.
It was a day that began in fog and ended in disappointment as the Bulldogs fell to the University of Maryland, 87-63.
The time in between generally was a blur.
Right after the 7:10 a.m. Southwest Airlines flight had been canceled, GU fans rushed to other airline counters or made quick calls to hectic ticket agents.
The cancellation occurred because the plane had left Seattle but couldn't land in Spokane. Other flights that originated in Spokane were able to leave despite the fog.
"That was the one and only flight we canceled all day," said Southwest Airlines Supervisor Brad Green.
Most of the GU fans got aboard other flights, some to Oakland, Calif., most to Seattle, before the final leg to Salt Lake City. All had the same game plan: Catch another flight to get to Salt Lake City before the 8:30 p.m. tip-off there.
Bill and Odette Rubright, eager to watch their son, Gonzaga forward Jason Rubright, play, left the airport and started driving to Boise. From there, they planned a short flight that would put them in Salt Lake with 20 minutes to spare.
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"Our choice was wait on standby or pay nearly $1,000 for two one-way confirmed tickets to Salt Lake on Delta Airlines," said McLane.
She and her husband, John, bought the new tickets but got lucky and didn't need them. Three hours and a refund later, they were two of 12 GU fans getting aboard a 10:30 a.m. flight to Seattle.
Once there, they faced the same challenge: waiting on standby for a shot at a flight to Salt Lake City.
Gonzaga alumni Kevin and Dan Malone realized two heads were better than one in finding a solution. Dan headed to check with Horizon Airlines. His brother trolled the Southwest and Delta counters looking for a better connection.
"We considered going to Coeur d'Alene, flying on Empire (Airlines) to Boise and then to Salt Lake," said Kevin.
The Malones ended up taking a Horizon flight to Seattle.
Bob Hogg of Cranbrook, British Columbia, spent two hours looking at about a dozen options before settling on the 10:30 a.m. flight to Seattle.
"I'm going to get to Salt Lake one way or another," said Hogg, who had driven to Spokane the night before.
After the 10:30 flight, four Gonzaga fans still were waiting in the airport, including Emma Wasson and Mary Rose Hawkins. Huddled over coffee cups, the women had two more chances on later Southwest flights to Seattle.
"We've got to keep going," said Hawkins, who had arranged the trip with her friends, the McLanes, last week.
"Seeing the team play in this tournament is a one-in-a-million opportunity," she said.
As he walked toward the Horizon concourse to board his flight, Kevin Malone saw Wasson and Hawkins and offered consolation: "We might never make the next flight to Salt Lake, and we could end up here again this afternoon."
Then what?
"Then it's to Jack and Dan's" - the popular tavern in the Gonzaga neighborhood. "That's where I'm headed tonight if I'm back in Spokane."
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