Eh, while the expert quoted in the South China Morning Post article is partially trash talking for propaganda, another quote of his,

Completely agreed on ebooks; what sold me was the travel aspect, where like you years back I was hauling around hardcovers on 5000 mile trips. I’ve gotten rid of 5 bookshelves worth of material and even gotten to the point where I’ve scanned a number of books that have never been republished that way.

One of the things that’s largely unknown outside the industry is that YA is one of the few genres left where unknown authors can get line-by-line editing as a matter of course; if you’re writing adult SF/F (or many other genres), the budget just isn’t there to do that. Instead, you get what amounts to proofreading if…

Eh, I wouldn’t agree that writing a book, particularly a YA one, as a mere preliminary to get a movie deal is particularly nefarious.

A lot.

Nope, you’re not. I ran across this quote explaining it from another author.

I think it’s fair to say that Phil Stamper deserves at least equal billing for ‘incredible sleuthing’ along with Jeremy West. Pajiba used his Twitter investigation for more than half of their article.

It’s a 5 year old photo that predates their relationship.

Or even better yet, how did he have room? I finally looked up the specs and this makes this even stranger. It’s got all of a 2m beam, which - besides making it very unstable in anything but glass on the surface - means that moving around in it is a ballet.

Until I saw your post I hadn’t even thought about this aspect too: subs aren’t exactly stable platforms on the surface, so how and where he did so is a legitimate (albeit gruesome) question.

Entirely possible, but given her claimed motive for being there in the first place doesn’t check out, I think we’re going to have a few more plot twists.

Yep. Trying to figure out a motive for this is going to be a long, long haul.

While in most cases that’d be a reasonable guess at motive, in this one it’s premature to leap to that conclusion.

No Mary Berry, no way.

You can check the comment thread on this - there’s a native Dane who gives a pretty good summary.

Think you’ve linked the wrong one; the deal of the day is on the one with the laser marker. (The one you linked was also was $92.42 on July 8, 2016.)

Think you’ve linked the wrong one; the deal of the day is on the one with the laser marker. (The one you linked was…

That’s quite helpful, thanks; I’d agree on coriander. As I said somewhere else on this article, I can’t imagine cooking chicken without it nowadays if I’m not doing something else with it.

I did a quick google on warm spices and didn’t see anything particularly comprehensive. Is there a more detailed list?

Coriander. Hard to imagine cooking chicken by itself without it for me nowadays, especially sous vide.

Yep, although if I remember right decomp can involve stuff that somewhat offsets lower temps as long as you’re not getting close to freezing.