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Philip Roth says he's done writing

FILE - In this Sept. 8, 2008 file photo, author Philip Roth poses for a photo in the offices of his publisher Houghton Mifflin, in New York. The 79-year-old novelist recently told a French publication, Les inRocks, that his 2010 release "Nemesis" would be his last. A spokeswoman for Houghton Mifflin Harcourt said Friday that she spoke with Roth and that he confirmed his remarks. Roth completed more than 20 novels over half a century and often turning out one a year. He won virtually every prize short of the Nobel and wrote such classics as "American Pastoral" and "Portnoy's Complaint." (AP Photo/Richard Drew, file)

FILE - In this Sept. 8, 2008 file photo, author Philip Roth poses for a photo in the offices of his publisher Houghton Mifflin, in New York. The 79-year-old novelist recently told a French publication, Les inRocks, that his 2010 release "Nemesis" would be his last. A spokeswoman for Houghton Mifflin Harcourt said Friday that she spoke with Roth and that he confirmed his remarks. Roth completed more than 20 novels over half a century and often turning out one a year. He won virtually every prize short of the Nobel and wrote such classics as "American Pastoral" and "Portnoy's Complaint." (AP Photo/Richard Drew, file)

NEW YORK (AP) ? Exit, Philip Roth? Having conceived everything from turning into a breast to a polio epidemic in his native New Jersey, Roth has apparently given his imagination a rest.

The 79-year-old novelist recently told a French publication, Les inRocks, that his 2010 release "Nemesis" would be his last. Spokeswoman Lori Glazer of Houghton Mifflin Harcourt said Friday that she had spoken with Roth and that he confirmed his remarks. Roth's literary agent, Andrew Wylie, declined comment.

Roth certainly produced, completing more than 20 novels over half a century and often turning out one a year. He won virtually every prize short of the Nobel and wrote such classics as "American Pastoral" and "Portnoy's Complaint."

His name will remain on new releases, if only because the Library of America has been issuing hardcover volumes of his work. Roth also is cooperating with award-winning biographer Blake Bailey on a book about his life.

The author chose an unexpected forum to break the news, but he has been hinting at his departure for years. He has said that he no longer reads fiction and seemed to say goodbye to his fictional alterego, Nathan Zuckerman, in the 2007 novel "Exit Ghost."

Retirement is rarely the preferred option for writers, for whom the ability to tell stories or at least set down words is often synonymous with life itself. Poor health, discouragement and even madness are the more likely ways literary careers end. Roth apparently is fit and his recent novels had been received respectfully, if not with the awe of his most celebrated work.

"I don't believe it," Roth's friend and fellow writer Cynthia Ozick said upon learning the news. "A writer who stops writing while still breathing has already declared herself posthumous."

His parting words from "Nemesis": "He seemed to us invincible."

Roth's interview appeared in French and has been translated, roughly, by The Associated Press. He tells Les inRocks that "Nemesis" was "mon dernier livre" ("My last book") and refers to "Howard's End" author E.M. Forster, and how he quit fiction in his 40s. Roth said he doesn't plan to write a memoir, but will instead go through his archives and help ensure that Bailey's biography comes out in his lifetime.

Explaining why he stopped, Roth said that at age 74 he became aware his time was limited and that he started re-reading his books of the past 20-30 years, in reverse order. He decided that he agreed with what the boxer Joe Louis had said late in life, that he had done the best he could with what he had.

Associated Press

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Linds Redding's death from cancer - Business Insider

Linds Redding

Linds Redding

More on the heartbreaking story of Linds Redding, the former Saatchi & Saatchi and BBDO art director who, before dying of cancer, addressed a thoughtful rant to his colleagues that concluded a life spent in advertising was "a con. A scam. An elaborate hoax."

Redding kept a personal blog, and back in July he wrote a detailed, moving post about the moment his doctor told him that his inoperable esophageal cancer was terminal. Back in April, Redding was still hopeful he might pull through. He wrote:

"In spite of eight rounds of chemo, the cancer has continued to grow, although thankfully it hasn?t spread. Just taking a few quiet days to adjust to the new reality. Jo and I are going away for the weekend to gather our thoughts and regroup. Guess you could say we are a little down but not out."

But in July things took a turn for the worse. Redding showed up to what he thought would be a routine appointment with his doctor only to be told, "Do you want the news now, or do you want to wait?? He died in late October.

Here's the full post in which he describes the moment he learned he was going to die. Be warned, it's heartbreaking stuff:

Bad news travels fast

Posted by Linds in Journal on July 6th, 2012.

I?m sitting here eying up a large paper parcel. My latest haul of drugs from the Island pharmacy. When I picked them up this morning the girl behind the counter quipped that I?ve just about cleaned them out. It certainly looks that way. I?m pretty sure I hold more inventory than they do right now.

For the first time, my personal pharmacy stash features ?pain relief? of a more exotic nature than just plain old Paracetamol. Codeine. Morphine. Just the words send a chill through my bones, but I am beginning to feel the need for them.

This is no longer an invisible disease, as it was for the forst few months. The tells are starting to reveal themselves. People still greet me with rave reviews of how well I?m looking, which I accept gracefully, if with a tad of carefully concealed irritation. My cancer is starting to reveal itself in various ways, some subtle, others more obvious. Some the direct consequence of the disease itself, others the legacy of the various treatments I have undertaken.

I have numbness in my feet and toes, a permanent side-effect of the chemotherapy, as is the intermittent tinitus in both ears. My voice is croaky and unreliable as a result of an enlarged cancerous lymph node on my upper chest paralysing the nerve which controls one of my vocal chords. (There?s a good story attached to how they managed to give me most of my voice back ? I was almost totally mute for some weeks ? but that will have to wait for another day.) I also have a persistent and unrelenting cough, probably related to the vocal chord business, but exacerbated by the recent course of radiation therapy.

More recently, I have developed deep, nagging pains in my back, chest, and belly. A minor irritation at first, they are now constantly present reminder of my slowly deteriorating condition, and keep me awake at night. It?s getting to the point where Paracetamol just isn?t cutting it any more. I went to the doctor this morning to get something a bit more shall we say, industrial.

I should mention, that I went for a long scheduled CT scan yesterday afternoon ? the first since finishing chemo several months ago ? mainly to monitor the tumour, and to see what positive effect the radiation therapy has had on the errant lymph nodes in my chest. We have a meeting set with The Prof. next week to get the results. The wait for scan results is for us, the most stressful part of the whole exercise, and we have been hunkering down for a long anxious wait until next Wednesday?s showdown.

So I was totally unprepared when I skipped into the island surgery this morning to pick up a few scripts and have a routine kick-of-the-tyres ?take two of these and call me in the morning? session with Doctor Dave, when he brandishes a sheaf of papers in his bony, freckled fist and announces, ?I have your scan report. Have you seen it yet??

?You can?t,? I said, shocked. ?I only had the scan at four o?clock yesterday. That must be an old one, these things usually take a few days to processes.?

?Not in the private sector they don?t. That?s what you?re paying for. This just came through. Do you want the news now, or do you want to wait??

?Wait.? a little voice said in my head. The coward?s voice.

?Um. Yeah. I guess?? I heard myself saying quietly, without conviction.

?Well, there?s chapter and verse here,? he says, leafing through the document, but I?ll just give you the Summery.? He pulls his chair alongside mine and leans into me as if reading a bedtime story.

?Since the last CT scan, there are new and enlarged supraclavicular and mediastinal and nodal metastases, new uper abdominal and retroperitneal nodal metastases, and new liver and pulminary metastases.?

I feel the hot burn of adrenalin wash through me. ?Shit, that doesn?t sound good.? I finally announced, with what in retrospect was admirable understatement.

?No it doesn?t? says Doctor Dave.

?So it?s in my liver and my lungs?? I ask redundantly and helplessly.

?Looks that way.?

Dr. Dave does what all doctors do in these awkward, uncomfortable situations. He snaps into a flurry of pointless but smehow essential activity ? making notes, dashing off prescriptions, listening to random parts of my body with his stethoscope, basically anything to fill the uncomfortable void where the dead guy is sitting.

I stumble out into the winter sunshine and go home to break the news to Jo.

She cries.

I cry.

We cry together.

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Car bomb attacks kill 4 people in Iraq

BAGHDAD (AP) ? Three car bombs in towns south of Baghdad killed four people and injured 16 others on Thursday, Iraqi police and health officials said.

The first bombing took place early in the morning in a residential area of the predominantly Shiite town of Mahmoudiya, killing two people and wounding four, police officials said. Another car bomb went off seconds later at a parking lot near a government agency for electricity, killing one person and wounding three. Mahmoudiya is about 30 kilometers (20 miles) south of the Iraqi capital.

In the southern city of Hillah, a parked car bomb went off in a commercial area, killing one civilian and injuring nine others, a police officer said. The target was unknown to the police. Hillah is 95 kilometers (about 60 miles) south of Baghdad.

Meanwhile, police said two car bombs in a predominately Yazidi town near the northern city of Mosul killed two people late Wednesday. Yazidis are a Kurdish-speaking sect and religious minority. The bombings in the town of Baashiqa also wounded 12 people, police said.

Health officials at nearby hospitals confirmed the casualty figures. All officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to talk to the media.

Violence has ebbed in Iraq, but insurgent attacks, often aimed at undermining stability in the Shiite-led government, are still frequent.

Associated Press

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Decatur Metro ? Morning Metro: Suburban Design Along the Beltline ...

Decatur Metro | November 8, 2012

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? Latin Street Food Restaurant ?Calle Latina? Coming to Church Street A Eulogy to Stacey Daniel ?

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Hiding a GoPro Inside a Bouquet Shows the Wedding from the Bride's Point of View

Here's a freaking sweet idea for all you future lovebirds: hide a camera inside the wedding bouquet so you can capture the entire wedding through the bride's perspective. You'll end up with a touching first person video of the biggest day of your life. More »

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Warming temperatures cause aquatic animals to shrink the most

Tuesday, November 6, 2012

Warmer temperatures cause greater reduction in the adult sizes of aquatic animals than in land-dwellers in a new study by scientists from Queen Mary, University of London and the University of Liverpool.

The research published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) shows that the body size of marine and freshwater species are affected disproportionately by warmer temperatures. This could have implications for aquatic food webs and the production of food by aquaculture.

The researchers compared the extent to which the adult size of 169 terrestrial, freshwater, and marine species responded to different non-harmful temperatures, in the largest study of its kind.

Summarising the results, co-author Dr Andrew Hirst from Queen Mary's School of Biological and Chemical Sciences, said:

"Aquatic animals shrink 10 times more than land-dwellers in species the size of large insects or small fish. While animals in water decrease in size by 5 percent for every degree Celsius of warming, similarly sized species on land shrink, on average, by just half a percent."

The research also demonstrates that the most likely cause of this difference in size is due to the much lower availability of oxygen in water than in air. Warming increases the need for oxygen by organisms on land and in water, however aquatic species have a much harder job meeting this increased demand.

Co-author Dr David Atkinson of the University of Liverpool explains:

"To satisfy increased demands for oxygen at higher temperatures, aquatic species have fewer options. Reducing the size at which they mature is their way of balancing oxygen supply and demand."

Lead author Dr Jack Forster also from Queen Mary's School of Biological and Chemical Sciences adds: "Given that fish and other aquatic organisms provide 3 billion people with at least 15 percent of their animal protein intake, our work highlights the importance of understanding how warming in the future will affect ocean, lake and river dwelling species."

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Google Tests New Navigation: Lots Of Whitespace, No Sidebar Ads

Google users in the U.S. may have other things on their mind today - like the need for a bit of last-minute candidate research, for example, or searches to find out where the heck their polling place is, perhaps?- but that hasn't stopped some users from noticing changes to Google's navigation, too. Today, we've received tips, we've seen tweets, and we've even seen the changes ourselves: on Google's search engine results pages, the navigation which used to be on the left side has now been moved to the top.

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'Lord of the Rings' star attacks PM's 'gay' comment

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New Zealand Prime Minister John Key reportedly defended his "gay" remark by saying it was "just a slang term" used by young people.

By Alastair Jamieson, NBC News

New Zealand's prime minister has been rebuked by "Lord of the Rings" actor Ian McKellen for joking about a radio host's "gay" sweater.

John Key teased broadcaster Jamie Mackay for wearing a red top instead of blue, the color of his National Party. ?You've got that gay red top on there,? Key said in the interview on Friday.

It was reportedly the second gaffe on the same day for Key, who was accused of earlier telling an audience of students that LA Galaxy soccer player David Beckham was "thick as bats***."

Radio New Zealand said Key described Englishman Beckham as handsome and "a really nice guy" but "thick", according?to a report in Britain?s Daily Telegraph.

Key refused to comment on the alleged slur on Beckham, but defended his "gay" remark by saying it was "just a slang term" used by young people, according to television news website TZ NZ.

"If someone was offended by it then I apologize but it's not exactly like a term you don't hear everywhere,? he said. "I voted for gay marriage, I'm hardly homophobic. I led the charge on it."

However, McKellen, the British actor and gay-rights campaigner who played Gandalf in the New Zealand-filmed "Lord of the Rings" franchise, said Key "should watch his language."

In a blog post on Monday, he wrote: "I'm currently touring secondary schools in UK, attacking homophobia in the playground and discouraging kids from the careless use of 'gay' which might make their gay friends (and teachers) feel less about themselves.?So even as he supports the proposal to introduce same-gender marriages in New Zealand, I do hope John Key listens to his critics and appreciates their concern. Careless talk damages lives."

Australia?s Herald Sun reported that Twitter users criticized Key, calling his "gay" remarks homophobic and his comments about Beckham embarrassing.

Twitter user Guy Williams posted: ?John Key is quickly becoming to New Zealand what Borat was to Kazakhstan.?

The Herald Sun also reported that radio host Mackay had dismissed the exchange as "nothing more than harmless banter".

"It's a storm in a teacup... no wonder the media sometimes gets a bad name," Mackay added.

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