Definitely looks like a classic CME, although not headed in our direction directly. It shows up even better on the C2 (http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/realtime/realtime-c2.html). The "flare" on the other side appears to be associated with the sunspot on the limb, or the disrupted area northeast of it (visible on the MDI Continuum (http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/realtime/realtime-mdi_igr.html) images). My guess is that it's a nascent sunspot family.
That was a lot of fun to listen to! Thanks for giving out the heads-up. I've loved Mr. Beagle's voice since I was a child, when I found a copy of the Last Unicorn on tape at the teeny local library. (Your voice was surprisingly familiar, somehow.)
But yeah. That whole thing was like sitting in a corner in a ConSuite, listening and eating MnM's. Wonderful fun.
It turned out even better than I thought it would. I was delighted for the chance to slip out of my Interviewer-Man costume into my secret identity as The-Fly-On-The-Wall during the discussions.
The whole thing should be available within about an hour or so. (If the version you get is incomplete, wait a while and download again; it seems to make the show available prematurely, while it's still being uploaded onto their servers from processing.) I'll be chopping it up into one-hour chunks and re-uploading it as separate episodes later this afternoon for more convenient listening.
Cool. We had dinner with Peter Beagle and Connor Cochran when they came to Capricon (http://www.capricon.org/capricon27/) last year. And they're returning to Chicago, next month.
I should heap curses on your head, not only for cluing me in to listen to the talk in the first place, but for all of you being so interesting that I could. not. stop. listening long after I needed to go back to bed. One of the best interviews I've heard in a long time.
Can that really be true, about Audible taking 80+ percent of the income? (said in tone of utter disbelief that any author not already independently wealthy would sit still for that split)
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Date: 2007-01-24 09:29 pm (UTC)(Your voice was surprisingly familiar, somehow.)
But yeah. That whole thing was like sitting in a corner in a ConSuite, listening and eating MnM's. Wonderful fun.
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Date: 2007-01-24 09:42 pm (UTC)The whole thing should be available within about an hour or so. (If the version you get is incomplete, wait a while and download again; it seems to make the show available prematurely, while it's still being uploaded onto their servers from processing.) I'll be chopping it up into one-hour chunks and re-uploading it as separate episodes later this afternoon for more convenient listening.
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Date: 2007-01-24 10:16 pm (UTC)(I worked on Soho, and consequently feel very proprietorial towards it.)
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Date: 2007-01-25 02:05 am (UTC)Can that really be true, about Audible taking 80+ percent of the income? (said in tone of utter disbelief that any author not already independently wealthy would sit still for that split)
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