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We can afford to do this largely due to the generosity of the people over at Orbit, who have sponsored this electronic version of the magazine, and partly by the generosity displayed by your good selves. If you like what you read here, please consider making a donation over [at](at www.hub-mag.co.uk)[ ](at www.hub-mag.co.uk)[www.hub-mag.co.uk](at www.hub-mag.co.uk).  \nSee you at FantasyCon next weekend!  \n􀀁􀀂􀀃􀀄􀀅􀀂􀀆 􀀅􀀈 􀀉􀀊􀀋􀀅􀀈􀀌􀀍  \n􀀁􀀂􀀃􀀄 􀀆􀀄􀀇􀀃􀀈􀀉􀀊 􀀋􀀌􀀍􀀎􀀏 􀀍􀀈􀀐 􀀑􀀒􀀄􀀈􀀇􀀈􀀓 􀀑􀀒􀀉􀀌􀀔  \nby Ian McHugh  \nToday. ..  \nThe University of California, San Francisco, USA.  \nKevin switched the audio over to the projector. The lecture hall was filled withoutdoor noises. Wind hummed softly over the microphone, cattle lowed nearby, a truck accelerated in the distance.  \nA roan steer staggered around a concreted yard, its mute distress accompanied by clattering hooves and the fleshy slap of its thigh striking the ground when it fell. A new sound was introduced-incongruous, but familiar to Kevin's audience.  \nWhale song.  \nGradually, the cow's shaking stilled, until it could stand securely. Its muscles continued to tremble, but not enough to upset its equilibrium while it listened.  \nKevin let the video play for a while, enjoying the dumbfounded expressions of his audience. He skipped to the next clip. \"This is Daniel, age 21, suffering from late-stage variantCreutzfeld-Jakob Disease. \" The young man sat in an armchair, trembling very slightly. He held an MP3 player in his lap, earphones in his ears. The expression on his face was rapturous. Kevin shut off the video.  \nHe spoke over the top of the chorus of excited whispering, \"After about ten minutes both Daniel and the steer began convulsing again. In both cases, their illnesses have since proceeded to their fatal conclusions. The whale song had no effect when played to either subject again.\"  \nHe had the undivided attention of every person in the hall.  \n\"Why whale song?\" He let the question hang for a moment.  \n\"Here is our vCJD prion.\" The image that re-appeared on the screen bore a passing resemblance to a key ring with its keys tangled together. “Or rather, this is a visual representation of a vCJD prion.  \n\"My girlfriend loves post-modern art. She took me to an exhibition, a while back. The artist had taken ordinary household objects and mapped their dimensions as sounds. Weird stuff, but anyway...  \n“Here's what a vCJD prion sounds like. \"  \nA series of squeals, pops and clicks followed. Kevin could see people frowning. He grinned.\"And this is what it sounds like underwater... \"  \n\\#  \nTomorrow   \nThe vicinity of Copernicus Crater, The Near Side of the Moon.  \nWith a flick of his calf, Ling Xiu bounded up and over the crater rim. 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Their alarmed queries tumbled over each other.  \n\"Colonel Ling, are you alright?\"  \n\"Sir, do you need assistance?\"  \nLing Xiu struggled to collect his thoughts.  \n\"Sir?\"  \nHe f","cbCail3LDgXNy7V0","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail3LDgXNy7V0","pdf",353221,11,"English","# Issue 24 Contents\n## Fiction\n## Software Review\n## News\n## Interviews\n## About Hub\n# Today\n# Tomorrow","[{\"question\":\"What types of sections are included in Hub Issue 24?\",\"answer\":\"The issue lists fiction, a software review, news, interviews, and an “About Hub” editorial section.\"},{\"question\":\"Who are the editors and publishers/sponsors mentioned for Issue 24?\",\"answer\":\"Editors are Lee Harris and Alasdair Stuart; it is published by The Right Hand and sponsored by Orbit.\"},{\"question\":\"What fiction is highlighted in the Issue 24 contents?\",\"answer\":\"The fiction item is “Requiem in D-Minor (for prions, whale and burning bush)” by Ian McHugh.\"}]","Hub - Issue 24 - 15th September 2007 | PDF",1789970696,17]