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The five W's: an old tool for the new task of audience
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Previously published, in a different form, as: Hart, G.J. 1996. The five W's: an old tool for the new task of audience analysis. Technical Communication 43(2):139–145.
An audience pays attention to your attempts at communication because they have certain needs that they expect you to solve. As journalists have long known, it's possible to meet the majority of an audience's need for information by answering five "W" questions: what, who, where, when and why. Although this approach is a core element of journalism, it has obvious applications for technical communicators, who must create information in the context of meeting an audience's needs.
The premise that readers want to answer certain fundamental questions by reading a news story is central to the rhetorical approach in journalism. By asking these questions about any topic before beginning to write, a journalist can discover the necessary information to include in a story. Journalists call this strategy the "five W's" because five questions that begin with the letter "W" form the core of this approach:
Some authors add a sixth question, "how?", but such questions can generally be rephrased so they are covered by one or more of the W questions; for example, "what permitted this to occur?" can replace "how did it happen?"
The answers to these five questions provide enough information for an audience to understand what happened, and whether and how it will affect them. In short, asking these questions implicitly leads to user-centered design. Regrettably, this approach no longer seems to be actively pursued by younger journalists; in my experience, stories that answer all five questions, let alone that answer each one satisfactorily and efficiently, are uncommon. Even in otherwise excellent papers that address how to develop documentation (e.g., Scholz 1994), the details of content are discussed more in terms of how to write rather than what to write.
Although the five W's represent and old and familiar approach, they remain relevant; old tools are no less valuable just because they're old. Our increasing emphasis on user-centered information makes the issues of "what happens" (or what must the user cause to happen) and "how will it affect the user" important ones. In this paper, I'll suggest how you can use the five W's approach in the audience analysis phase of designing information to help ensure that your information meets the audience's needs. Editors and documentation managers can use a similar approach to evaluate the effectiveness of a design.
This paper is based on personal experience with documentation that failed to meet my needs, and not on quantitative research on usability. I've provided references to relevent literature where I felt that this would enhance my paper, but I have not set out to write a literature review. To focus and simplify the discussion, I'll use the example of the needs analysis that underlies writing and illustrating computer software documentation, one of our main preoccupations, but the approach has clear application in all other forms of user-centered design.
The question of "what" has two main aspects: what might users attempt to do (what problem is there to solve?), and what steps must they take to achieve this goal?
The first question implies a task-based approach. That is, you must first identify all the tasks that users are likely to ask the software to perform. This requires a comprehensive understanding of the software's purpose so that you can define various categories of functions. You can then break each function down into a set of tasks that users can combine in various ways to achieve the larger function. For example, consider a common desktop publishing function: importing a graphic and placing it on the page. This simple function comprises several individual tasks, as shown in Figure 1.
Figure 1. An example of breaking a function into individual tasks based on "what" questions.
Function: Placing a graphic.
Task 1. Finding the graphic on the hard disk ("import" menu).
Task 2. Placing the graphic on the page. (Options: embed in file, use link.)
Task 3. Setting the text wrap.
Task 4. Resizing the graphic to fit the grid.
Task 5. Cropping the graphic.
Task 6. If the graphic is a photo, adjusting halftone parameters.
Knowing what the software cannot do is also important because it defines cases in which users can't use a built-in function and must instead adopt a work-around. For example, the desktop publishing software PageMaker has never included an automatic footnote feature, yet makes no reference to this lack in any of its documentation. As a result, I once spent a fruitless hour trying to save time by learning how to create footnotes automatically, only to discover after calling technical support that the software lacked this function. This omitted information was doubly puzzling because an otherwise comprehensive manual that clearly specified the limits of most functions (e.g., maximum type size) had led me to expect similar information for positioning text automatically. To be fair to the writers at Adobe, the list of what any software package cannot do is always far longer than the list of what it can do; nonetheless, there are certain obvious standard tasks (such as footnoting) that users may expect your software to perform, and you should identify any that the software can't perform. Good lists of expected functions usually appear in the comparative product reviews section of leading trade magazines (e.g., MacWorld and PC Magazine for computer hardware and software).
Each of the functions that you identify could define a section of the documentation, and each task that you identified under that function could then become a major heading; similarly, any subtasks could become subheadings, and so on until you reach the sentence level, the sequence of steps to perform each subtask. This approach, not coincidentally, also has profound implications for designing or redesigning the software's user interface. If you know the tasks that users will attempt to accomplish, you can use a parallel approach to determine how to group the software's functions to help users accomplish the functions efficiently. For example, a recent release of Macromedia Freehand regrouped related tasks into well-organized, "one-stop" palettes of tools that replaced several layers of menu choices in the previous version.
Documenting the actual steps in each procedure requires a knowledge of context (the task) and of cause and effect (the details), as discussed by Mary Battle (1994). To make the documention equally useful for experts and neophytes (two typical classes of user in any audience), the next problem becomes how to format the information so that experts need not wade through the detailed explanations that neophytes must have available. Providing quick reference cards, command references and similar devices, or using typographic conventions (Figure 2) are possible ways to make the summary of a step stand out from the subsequent details. If you identify other classes of user through audience analysis, you may need to incorporate additional organizational distinctions, such as providing a technical reference in addition to a user manual or even producing an entirely customized manual for an important, distinct group of users.
Figure 2. An example of using simple typographic cues to summarize steps in a procedure for expert users while providing details for those who need them.
Step 1. Perform the first step in the procedure.
Here are the details of step 1.
Here are more details of step 1.
Step 2. Perform the second step in the procedure.
Here are the details of step 2.
Here are more details of step 2.
Several other aspects of "what" may enter your writing. These include finding alternatives ("what components should be graphical instead of text?"), identifying components ("what is a...?"), reassuring the user ("what if I...?"), defining or differentiating items ("what is the difference between...?"), providing diagnosis or causality ("what caused... to happen?"), troubleshooting ("what did I do wrong?"), and problem resolution ("what can I do to save myself?"). You should consider each of these questions, and any others that are relevant to your context, to create complete documentation. I've listed comparable questions for the other four W's, but the same note applies in each case: your unique context will suggest unique questions that I haven't listed.
In technical writing, "who" has two primary aspects: who are the audience members for your documentation, and who performs the various actions described by the writing? That is, who are the users (their identity determines their needs) and who (the user or the computer) is responsible for the actions that lead to a given result?
The first question implies that you must learn the reader's needs by using available audience information, or obtaining such information ("audience analysis") if none exists. This form of "who" question is easy to avoid answering because audience analysis seems intimidating for any of several reasons:
My own experience suggests that this trepidation is unnecessary. Almost any attempt to understand the audience's needs, even relatively simplistic attempts, will result in better documentation; more sophisticated approaches will produce correspondingly better results. At a minimum, you can engage in simple role-playing by pretending to be the product's user, "forgetting" your pre-existing knowledge of the product, and attempting to see your product (particularly how to approach it) with new eyes. Along these lines, I've recently begun telling anyone who asks what I do for a living that I'm a professional idiot: I can manage to misunderstand anything (and subsequently correct it) before a client's audience does. But it's not easy to be a consistently professional idiot, and a more formal approach is usually more productive. The literature on audience analysis is extensive, but even selective reading of this literature can provide the confidence you need to begin. Thomas Warren's recent (1993) paper is a good starting point, and Tracy Montgomery (1989) and Michael Floreak (1989) have provided insightful case studies that show the theory at work in practice.
The second aspect of "who" involves distinguishing clearly between what users must do (i.e., who initiates the action) and how the software will respond (i.e., who finishes the action). At first glance, this distinction seems obvious and thus trivial, but it's surprising how often the distinction blurs, particularly for an inexperienced user. The most common examples involve error messages that fail to distinguish between errors caused by the user and those caused by the software or the computer. The infamous "abort, retry, fail?" message that MS-DOS provides in response to certain errors is possibly the least helpful error message in the history of computing because it often fails to identify who caused the problem (was the error of human, software, or hardware origin?), provides no information on how (or if) any of the three alternatives will resolve the problem, and provides no information on the consequences of each alternative.
Clearly separating who initiates the action from who (the computer) completes it provides the context a user needs to understand what will happen, and consequently how to tell if it didn't happen correctly. It's always easy to inform the reader of this change in responsibilities, often by simply stating "after you select choice X from the menu, the software will perform action Y, which must finish before you can continue by doing Z". To do this well, you must know what the software will do in response to each user input; from this starting point, you can then document each combination of command and response. The larger the software, the more complicated this becomes, but the principle at least is simple.
"Who" also involves my least-favorite aspect of most computer documentation: "who do I call if I can't solve the problem using the manual?" In a quick survey of the software manuals I use at work and at home, less than one-third placed the technical support phone numbers in an obvious place; in this case, I defined "obvious" (very subjectively) as meaning that I could find the necessary information in the "getting started" guide, in the first section in the reference manual, in an appendix to either manual, early in the table of contents (so that I didn't have to skim the entire book outline), or in the index under "getting help", "technical support", or several related synonyms. In the remaining two-thirds of the manuals, these phone numbers were either not listed anywhere "obvious", or were hidden away in one of the several manuals that accompanied the software. If few users will ever have to contact you for help, which is rarely true, or if your goal is to cut down on telephone costs, this may be acceptable; however, in practice, the users most likely to need your help may also be those least likely to find the technical support information. (I offer, as anecdotal evidence, most of my colleagues; your mileage may vary.) Adobe and Macromedia solve this problem elegantly by providing a card for your contact file that contains the technical support phone numbers and a convenient place to write the product's serial number so that this information is available when technical support staff ask for it.
Other aspects of "who" include defining authorship ("who wrote this stuff anyways?"), explaining licensing or distribution information ("who can I send a copy to without paying royalties?"), invoking audience information ("who will be skilled enough to use this product?") and supplementing your own information ("who provides products that enhance the functionality or usability of this product?").
Once you know the "who" (thus, the user's needs) and the "what" (how to meet these needs), the next step is to identify the locations of the tools for performing the "what" and, if possible, to explain this in the context of their use. You can do this purely in words, as in the phrase "choose the Bezier tool from the tools palette", but this is often less efficient than presenting the information visually, perhaps as a picture of the screen display in which you highlight the location of the tool. In this manner, you display information in the same visual context in which it will appear to the user. Visually depicting the location facilitates the cognitive "context switch" (from textual to visual modes of processing information) that occurs when users glance from the documentation to the screen, and also better depicts the tool's logical context by showing its physical position in relation to the available tools. In this example (selecting a tool from a palette), providing a visual image also reduces the need for users to memorize the meanings of a series of cryptic or illegibly small icons (e.g., Gurak 1992; Horton 1993).
In reference material, such as a list of all possible commands for software, "where" identifies the need to help users find specific information ("where does this command appear in the list of commands?") or the need to refer users to related information required to perform a task ("where can I find more details?"). Both needs suggest that you must discover how your audience will try to find information, and then structure your information to support this approach. In particular, the second question requires you to determine where related material should appear: should it be grouped so that all commands that relate to a task or function occur together, or is a cross-reference to another page permissible or even preferable?
"Where" also suggests the concept of providing a map of your information. Simple maps include tables of contents and introductory material such as "read me first" or "how to use this manual" sections. More complex maps help users to explore related information by placing it in the context of an overall schema (a "mental model"); in this sense, the map is an acronym for what Richard Saul Wurman (1989) calls "Man's Ability to Perceive". Typical schemata include information on how the software's many parts relate to each other and details on how you have grouped your information so that users can learn to assemble small tasks into larger functions. This implies that "where" need not refer to physical location alone; "where" may be more conceptual, in the sense of where a piece of information fits in some larger context. You can provide this information implicitly, by listing the related topics and asking users to integrate them into a larger picture, or explicitly, by stating how a task integrates with the other tasks that combine with it to accomplish some function. This is particularly helpful when it takes the form of "where have I been and where do I go from here?" and when you link this with the "why" information that I'll discuss later in this paper.
Other aspects of "where" include listing alternatives ("where else can I go to perform this function"?), providing background context ("where does this product [e.g., illustration software] fit into the collection of software that I use for a larger task [e.g., publishing]?"), providing alternative forms of instruction ("where can I go for training?"), locating service providers ("where can I go to get a printed copy of my product?"), and identifying physical location ("where are the various files on my hard drive?").
In most documentation, "when" is primarily a matter of communicating the sequence of tasks that will accomplish a larger function. This sequence may be precisely predetermined by the order in which the software requires users to perform the tasks, or it may be your attempt to suggest the most efficient of various possibilities. Note that even when there is a "better" way, it's still worthwhile to explain alternatives so that users can choose the approach that best suits them or try a different approach if your preferred approach fails. "When" can explain when users will be competent to attempt a task (e.g., "don't try this until you understand the previous chapter"). "When" can also have a true chronological context, such as when you advise users to back up their hard disk every evening before going home. "When" even extends the concept of sequence into the realm of rhetoric, in the form of when the effect should precede the cause in an instruction (Connatser 1994).
For some tasks, such as entering information into blanks ("fields") in a "fill in the blanks" structure such as a dialog box, the order of data entry is essentially irrelevant; in this case, the sequence should probably follow the physical sequence of the fields on screen (i.e., from top left to bottom right) rather than a chronological sequence. One order may be more efficient than another, but the results will be the same irrespective of the order. When this is true, you should indicate (explicitly or otherwise) that the order is unimportant. Conversely, when the data entered into one field will restrict the data or its format in a subsequent field, state this explicitly; for example, in a dialog box whose first field lets users specify units of measurement and subsequent fields specify the magnitude of various dimensions of an object, you should remind users to convert any existing numbers in the fields, particularly if the software doesn't do this automatically. Again, this sounds obvious, but I've seen several cases where colleagues have reflexively retyped the same numbers after changing the units of measurement and produced the wrong result. Fixing the problem is usually simple, but avoiding it in the first place is simpler still.
Presenting a series of numbered steps is a common explicit clue that sequence is important, but any printed information contains an implicit sequence (in English, from left to right, then from top to bottom) that suggests the order of operation. A subtler approach incorporates the "why" component (discussed in the next section) into your written descriptions to explain the sequence: by explaining the reason behind performing a task, readers can more easily infer why it must precede another task. Where this inference is not obvious, you should explain why the sequence is important. Unfortunately, determining whether something is "obvious" is highly subjective (thus, error-prone) and to be safe, you should test users unfamiliar with the task to specifically identify the inferences they make to move from one step to the next. If they don't make the same inferences that you did in designing the connections between steps in the sequence, then you must make these inferences explicit or perhaps even alter the sequence to conform with the audience's expectations.
Other aspects of "when" include time-stamping information ("when will this information cease being valid?"), copyrighting information ("when was this material copyrighted?"), explaining alternatives ("when is this approach less effective than another?"), and warning users ("when will this activity be hazardous or cause problems?").
The functions that software can perform provides a list of "whats" (what the software can do), but each "what" invokes another question: "why would I use that function?" This forms the basis for one useful type of documentation, a list of frequently asked questions and their answers. For example, on a very basic level, the "what" might be to select text in a word processor document, with the "why" being to prepare the selected text for another activity such as copying or deletion. Effective instructional documentation such as a tutorial uses the "what" information to show users how to proceed, but also provides matching "why" information to help users learn to solve problems. For example, Mulcahy (1989) demonstrated that effective instructions should provide causal links to explain how and why the steps in a procedure are related. Any "what" without an accompanying "why" may create a gap in the user's knowledge and thus interfere with the user's ability to solve a certain class of problem.
"Why" explains the need for each step the user must take to accomplish a task, and why the tasks follow a specific sequence. This provides the context in which the users will operate, and facilitates learning and subsequent performance of the steps. Most documentation is incomplete because it tells the user precisely what to do, but provides no contextual information on why each step is required, useful, or efficient. The result is that users are more likely to learn how to perform a function than how to link it to other functions to perform more complex tasks; without the documentation, many users will be unable to perform the function because they can't remember the next step. "Why" information is an important way to help users understand what the next step is likely to be, and thus remember what to do next.
Another aspect of "why" involves the most common user question of all: "why isn't this working?" Most reference manuals contain at least brief troubleshooting sections for common problems, and some extend this to the reference material to tell users what to look for if an important command succeeds or fails, but few extend this approach to individual functions. I once had a problem after installing a new monitor for my computer. The manual's troubleshooting section explained in commendable detail the possible solutions if no picture appeared after installing and turning on the monitor, but there was no information at all on how to resolve problems once the monitor was displaying a picture.
Other aspects of "why" include explanatory components ("why would I want to perform this sort of task in the first place?"), apologies ("why we didn't include an obvious feature"), and justifications ("why one approach is better than another").
I've presented the five questions in one particular order, but the "correct" order depends on your goal. For example, in redesigning a semiannual newsletter on current research, we started with the knowledge that we were writing for an audience of North American readers ("who") interested primarily in forestry research in their region of the continent. After grouping information by region to identify the regions in North America for which the research would be relevant ("where"), we revised the titles of the articles so that each identified the problem that the research addressed ("why" the reader should read past the title). We then edited each article to include a simplified experimental methodology (what the researchers did) and the results (what they found). We qualified this by noting the season in which the research occurred, which limits the applicability of some results. At the end of each article, we provided contact information (more "who") for readers who wanted more details. Defining this approach helped us to reduce the amount of writing and editing required, and better addressed the real needs of the readers.
Most technical documentation adequately addresses the reader's need to know "what", but either ignores or undervalues the remaining four W's. Addressing each of these five categories of questions relates each question to specific audience needs so that you can address these needs intentionally rather than serendipitously. For user-centered information, this approach explicitly addresses the audience's needs and leaves nothing to chance.
Who should use the five W's approach during the audience analysis component of a design? All technical communicators. What should these communicators do? Identify the information needs of the audience, and attempt to meet each of these needs efficiently. Where should this occur? In all information resources, from printed documentation and online help to the user interface itself. Why should this occur? User-centered documentation begins and ends with the recognition that the audience, not the annual publications competition, is the final judge of our success. When should we use the five W's? Starting at the overall document design stage and carrying through to the final implementation of the design.
The five W's approach does not cover every possible information requirement. For example, it does not explicitly address how the parts of a document should relate to each other from the perspectives of the overall structure (e.g., how to put chapters in an effective order) or the visual design (e.g., typography, page layout), although it will generally lead you to consider these factors. More importantly, the approach does not specify how to test the information's usability. The approach will provide valuable insights into how people will actually use your documentation, but the actual approach will differ from user to user; more importantly, your model of the users is only a theoretical construct, and must undergo a reality check to see if the model is valid. Asking these five categories of questions will help you to identify an efficient structure for the information and will increase the likelihood of producing usable documentation; it won't guarantee either without follow-up testing.
Battle, M.V. 1994. A new/old strategy for reading and writing technical documents. Technical Communication 41(1):81-88.
Connatser, B.R. 1994. Setting the context for understanding. Technical Communication 41(2):287-291.
Floreak, M.J. 1989. Designing for the real world: using research to turn a "target audience" into real people. Technical Communication 36(4):373-381.
Gurak, L.J. 1992. Toward consistency in visual information: standardized icons based on task. Technical Communication 39(1):33-37.
Horton, W. 1993. The almost universal language: graphics for international documents. Technical Communication 40(4):682-693.
Montgomery, T.T. 1989. Beyond the stereotype: teaching the complexities of audience analysis. P. ET-60 to ET-62 in: Proceedings, 36th International Technical Communication Conference, Society for Technical Communication, Arlington, VA.
Mulcahy, P.I. 1989. A problem solving schema for task instructions. p. RT-119 to RT-121 in: Proceedings, 36th International Technical Communication Conference, Society for Technical Communication, Arlington, VA.
Scholz, J. 1994. Developing technical documentation the smart way. Technical Communication 41(1):94-99.
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let me just say that my belly button is NOT popping out in these photos.. not sure what was going on with these shorts.. but I was going through the photos and I don't love how they look in the front… so ignore the bump!
Okay.. Here's the size chart for the short sleeve t-shirt free pattern.. You can go download and print it here from Craftsy.
Tape your pieces together. The pages should go together like this. The optional cuff pieces are on pgs 19 &20, so you don't have to print those two if you aren't using cuffs. If you are using cuffs cut the main body pieces and sleeve at the dotted bottom line so shorten.
Pattern details… you will need 1 to 1 1/2 yards of knit fabric for this t-shirt. The small 1 yard of 60″ wide fabric. You can use ribbing for the neck or just the shirt fabric. I just used the same fabric.. it's up to you. I don't have a huge stash of ribbing so matching is tricky for me.
let's dive in!!
1. With right sides together sew the shoulder seams together.
2. Fold the neck ribbing wrong sides together and pin to the right side of your shirt. Start and end at the back middle or one of the shoulder seams. Pin around the neckline.
3. When you get all the way around, unfold the ends of the ribbing and place right sides together. Mark the length, cut and sew. The smaller sizes with have more left over.
4. Sew around the neckline and finish with a serger or zig zag.
5. If you are adding cuffs to the sleeve skip ahead to step 11.
with right side up, open up the shoulder. Find the center of the sleeve and pin to the shoulder seam.
6. pin on either side of the center, sew.
7. it should now look like this.
8. If not, sew up the side seam now, matching the under arm seam.
9. Fold the sleeve under 1/2 inch and sew with a knit stitch or double needle… I've found the best is to use Woolly Nylon thread in the bobbin with either option. I've started using it with almost all my knit projects. It's an easy change that makes a big difference.
10. Hem the bottom as well turning up 1/2 t0 3/4 inch and sewing.
11. Cuffs: fold the cuff wrong side together and then pin the raw edges to the right side of the sleeve bottom. Do this to both sleeves.
12. Sew the sleeves to the body following steps 5 and 6. With right sides together, sew the side seams.
13. Add the bottom cuff band. Measure the bottom of your shirt and match the band length. Sew the short sides right sides together. Then fold over and match up the long side. Line up the seam of the band with one side and then match the other side seam with the 1/2 way mark of the band.
14. Pin around and sew.
You did it… LOVE the bottom band!
Ok, that's a wrap for today! Can't wait to see what you make with this pattern. I'd love to see photos… e-mail or tag me in them on social media.. I'll reshare!
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Red can symbolize danger, heat and even anger.
It's true: The color's appearance in road signs, stoplights, labels and flushed cheeks often cautions humans to avoid harm.
One study even found that Olympic competitors donning red uniforms were more successful at winning events, suggesting the color intimidates the competition.
And a recent set of experiments featured in the journal Psychological Science indicates humans' apprehension of red may have evolutionary roots, leading to greater consideration of the color's use in human sports and primate habitats.
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In the study, Dartmouth College researchers measured reactions from rhesus macaque monkeys when they were given the option to take food from human testers. The species was studied because these primates have similar visual capabilities as humans and use redness as an expressive form of communication - just like people blush or redden when aroused or angry.
Scientists set up several experiments allowing the monkeys to "steal" food from human testers, each of whom dressed in a different color T-shirt and baseball cap - either red, green or blue. Researchers predicted the monkeys would avoid stealing from the tester wearing red, and they were right.
Monkeys preferred testers wearing green or blue and avoided those dressed in red, regardless of the tester's sex. The team says the monkeys' submissive actions suggest our avoidance of red may have evolved in humans' last common ancestor with Old World monkeys.
But the research isn't without caveats. For starters, the experiments were only performed among male monkeys, making it difficult to generalize. Also, drawing conclusions from experiments in which animals react to individuals outside their own species may confound results.
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Though the conclusions confirm primates' avoidance of red, what drives our hesitation around the color is still unknown. It's possible that aversion to red evolved more than once across primate species, including humans.
It also could have given early humans and other nonhuman primates the benefit of distinguishing ripeness and toxicity in foods such as fruits and plants. And as evident from humans' tendency to turn red when angry, aroused or upset, such color recognition assists visual communication, too.
But before suggesting sports organizations ban red in athletic apparel - as the authors write - it seems more research is needed to confirm the color's negative effects on athletic performance.
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LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. -- Recently, ESPN 150 running back Alvin Kamara (Norcross, Ga./Norcross) named a top five of Alabama, Georgia, FSU, Oklahoma State and Tennessee. As he prepared to try and help his Southeast team make a run at the Champion Gridiron Kings at Walt Disney World. Kamara discussed his timeline when he would decide on a college.
"I want to make sure I visit all of the schools in my top five before I make my decision, and I want to see how the season goes with those five teams as well," Kamara said. "If everything goes the way I plan I will commit in mid-September. I do not really have a leader, but I should be ready to make a choice after I take these visits."
The No. 52 prospect had good things to say about each of the programs still under consideration.
"I did not expect a lot when I visited FSU, but I really like the family vibe that the coaching staff and atmosphere provide," Kamara said. "All of my boys have committed to UGA. Coach (Mark) Richt and Coach (Bryan) McClendon, I pretty much love the entire coaching staff. Alabama … the name speaks for itself. There is an opportunity for playing time at Oklahoma State and I think their offense really fits my style of play. Two of my teammates are at Tennessee in Ben Bradley and Jason Croom. They are recruiting me really hard and I got a chance to sit down with Coach [Derek] Dooley and his staff and I enjoyed it.


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I read, "Age Does Matter" you posted on your site. I must tell you that I agree 110% with everything you wrote.
I have a 14-year-old daughter that also does modeling here and there, as you know, and I guide her with the same principles as yours. When I share your words with Shannan, she always agrees with your opinion. She trusts you even though we live far away, and we value your knowledge so much.
To me, it gives me peace of mind that I am taking her in the right direction by letting her be a "model" sometimes, and really waiting for you to help her when the time is right. To Shannan, it gives her strength to be patient by really understanding the process. She is getting some experience she can use to continue the journey and work full time as a model when she grows up.
This is a note, just to say "Thank You" again for you being a great professional and a wonderful person. I hope all the inspired teenagers, who want to work as a full time model one day, and their parents, have a chance to read your words about age and modeling, just like Shannan and I did.
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It has been few days since we showed you a video of Google's latest flagship smartphone the Nexus 5 seen in 8 colors on the Play Store and today we have yet another evidence that the Nexus 5 will be available in other colors out of which red is confirmed, thanks to the following images leaked on Twitter.
Twitter user @artyomstar leaked these images which show Red Nexus 5 packed in a retail box portraying the device in red color. That said, we can now expect an official announcement about this from Google.
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The Diamondbacks got themselves out to an early lead on Monday, but that was short lived in their loss to the Marlins. They scored just three runs on nine hits and Joe Saunders was crushed on the mound allowing nine runs in just three innings of work. Tonight Arizona will send Trevor Cahill to the mound who has lost two of his last three decisions. For the season Cahill is pitching to a 3.75 ERA in 151 innings of work.
The Marlins have also had a rough season, but won in a big way on Monday. They were led by Giancarlo Stanton's two home runs and the team blasted 20 hits in all en route to the win. Tonight the Marlins will send Ricky Nolasco to the mound was lost six of his last seven starts. Nolasco has allowed 166 hits in 144 innings of work this season.
Arizona is 4-1 in their last five games overall, 10-5 in their last 15 games as a favorite, and 5-2 in Cahill's last seven starts as a favorite. Miami is 7-14 in their last 21 road games, 4-1 in their last five games two of a series, and 0-4 in Nolasco's last four road starts. Miami is 5-2 in Nolasco's last seven starts against Arizona.
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Alessandro Nesta has resumed full training for AC Milan but is not expected to be rushed back for the match, as is the case with Kevin Prince-Boateng and Alexandre Pato too. Maxi Lopez could fill the hole behind the front two in the 4-3-1-2 formation favored by AC Milan manager Massimiano Allegri, although Clarence Seedorf or Emanuelson have the potential to also slot into the midfield. Liverpool loanee Alberto Aquilani is still out injured and will play not part at the San Siro on Wednesday.
Mark van Bommel and Zlatan Ibrahimovic were unavailable through suspension in the team's last Serie A game but should be in the starting line-up against Arsenal. Ibrahimovic could step in for promising young Serie A striker Stephen El Shaarawy, who scored for Milan this weekend in its away win against Udinese; or he could be picked to start up front in place of ex-Manchester City forward Robinho. Antonio Cassano is still out of action for the Italian giants after undergoing heart surgery in November 2011.
Arsenal heads to Italy without defender Per Mertesacker, who picked up an ankle injury in this weekend's Premier League win over Sunderland. Kieran Gibbs could see a speedy return from injury as a result, with Thomas Vermaelen shifted back into center back where he is most comfortable. Aaron Ramsey started on the bench on Saturday and is likely to be drafted into the side's 4-3-3 formation in place of Tomas Rosicky.
Abou Diaby is out with a muscle problem, Carl Jenkinson remains absent with a stress fracture in his back and Jack Wilshere is yet to make an appearance for the Gunners this season with a persistent ankle injury. Brazilian Andre Santos is over a month away from returning after surgery on his ankle and Thierry Henry is unlikely to make the starting eleven but could feature in the San Siro showdown in the second half if he is fully fit. Gervinho is unlikely to feature after losing the African Cup of Nations final on Sunday – the Ivory Coast national team was defeated on penalties after a 0-0 draw against Zambia.
- Arsenal qualified for the last-16 top of its group but with just two points between it (on 11) and Olympiakos in third (on nine). The Greek side beat the north London club 3-1 in the last set of matches for the group, but Marseille's extraordinary comeback away to Borussia Dortmund from 2-0 down to 3-2 up sent the French side through instead.
- Milan's route to the knock-out stages of the Champions League was not as close a call but not as successful either. The Italian side held reigning champion Barcelona to a draw at the Nou Camp in their first match of the group stage, but it had to settle for second place behind the Catalonian giants.
- Zlatan Ibrahimovic has had 10 attempts on target so far this tournament – Robin van Persie is the highest placed Gunner with one less than him on nine.
- Arsenal was the first club to beat AC Milan at the San Siro when Cesc Fabregas and Emmanuel Adebayor scored in this stage of the Champions League four years ago to win 2-0.
- AC Milan is currently perched at the top of Serie A, having overhauled Juventus. However, it has played two more matches than the Turin giants whom it holds a two-point lead over.
- The Gunners, on the other hand, are fourth in the Premier League, but they are the highest-placed club in the top flight that are still in the Champions League (Chelsea, who face Napoli in the last-16, are below them on goal difference in fifth).
- Milan midfielder Antonio Nocerino has been fouled 19 times in European competition this season, the third-most of all players.
- Both clubs were knocked out at the last-16 stage last campaign – the Italian club at the hands of bitter Arsenal rivals Tottenham, while the Gunners were shown the door by Barcelona
- Robin van Persie has scored seven goals in his last six games and teammate Thierry Henry has scored three goals in his six appearances under Arsene Wenger since the start of his loan spell in early January.


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Secret Seashells are a collectible item from Link's Awakening. Throughout the game there are 26 Secret Seashells in total that Link can obtain. These shells are hidden throughout Koholint Island and Link must uncover them in a variety of places including under rocks, in the ground, and more.
Collecting these Secret Seashells will allow Link to obtain a better sword. By bringing 20 shells to the Seashell Mansion Link will acquire the Ultimate Sword (also called the Seashell Sword). In total there are only 26 shells on Koholint Island. However only 20 of these are needed to get your upgraded sword. Bringing any extras to the mansion will reward Link with 20 Rupees a piece.
Secret Seashells Locations
In the field to the right of Marin's house is a big grass field. This is also the field that is North of the Trendy Game Shop. Hidden under the grass is the first Secret Seashell Location.
There is a seashell hidden in the ground inside the doghouse. Use the Shovel to dig it up.
While in the Tail Cave there is a cracked wall. Return to the dungeon with a bomb to blow up the wall. In that room is a chest with a seashell inside.
Use the Power Bracelet to lift the rock blocking the chest in the Mysterious Wood.
South of the Witches Hut is a place where there are a bunch of Ghoulies. Slash the bush there and dig up the ground underneath to find a Secret Seashell.
With exactly 5 seashells in your possession return to the Seashell Mansion to get a free one.
On the right side of the Seashell Mansion is another shell hidden in the bushes.
South of the Seashell Mansion is a bay. There is a seashell hidden under a rock in this area.
There is a cave passage way that takes Link from the North to the South side of the bay. In that passageway is a weak spot on the left wall. Bomb it to reveal a stairwell. Taking the stairs will lead Link to a place with an Owl Statue near-by. Dig next to it to find a seashell
There is a Secret Seashell hidden in a bush at the Mermaid Statue.
Now that you have 10 Secret Seashells you can get another free one by returning to the mansion.
On the top of Key Cavern, the third dungeon, you can use your shovel to unearth a shell in the middle of the patches of grass.
After you have returned the Golden Leaves back to Richard he will move and allow you to push a box out of the way that leads Link underground. The chest down there holds a seashell.
To the East of Mabe Village is a telephone booth. Ram into it with your Pegasus Boots to get another seashell.
Ram the tree next to Tail Cave to get another Secret Seashell.
At the Face Shrine there are those many statues that can be pushed with your shield to move them out of your way.
Under one of them is a stairwell that leads to a chest with a shell inside.
South of Martha's Bay is an Owl Statue. Dig to the right of it to find a shell.
There is a shell hidden under a rock to the South-East of the Yarna Desert.
To the right of the Key Cavern is a tiny island. On that island is a bush with a shell hidden underneath.
High up in the mountains there is a bridge to the right of the Hen House. Jump across the small gap to find a set of 3 rocks. Underneath one of them is a shell.
Enter the set of caves that leads Link to Eagle's Tower. In there is an area of dry land down the first corridor. Blow up the wall to reveal a stairwell leading to a chest.
Head East from the House by the Bay to come across a bush on a small island. Slash the bush to get another seashell.
After Link has escorted the ghost back to his grave he will tell you of a reward waiting for you in his house. So head to the House by the Bay, which is his house, and you can now find a seashell under a jar.
Use the Flying Rooster to fly across the otherwise impassable gaps up in the mountains. Take the stairwell to find a Secret Seashell.
There is a chest inside of the 6th dungeon, Face Shrine, which holds a seashell.
The last Secret Seashell is found in the 7th dungeon, Eagle's Tower. On the 2nd floor is a room where Link faces off against a Cyclops. Drop down the hole on the left side of the room to end up on a higher ledge that will take you to an area with a chest.


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Lie to Me Season, 3 Episode 9, Part 1 "Funhouse"
After a brief hiatus, Lie to Me is back on the air!
In the first of two of this week's episodes, "Funhouse," The Lightman Group is approached by Emily's friend, Amanda, whose father has been institutionalized in a mental hospital for 5 years. She is suspicious of the hospital, because of the fact that her father (Wayne) has been there for so long and is not getting any better.
We had hoped that, with the last episode before the break, Lie to Me was listening to its fans and incorporating more scientific information into their story lines.
However, the following clip shows Lightman and his cohorts acting more like psychics than scientists, similar to previous episodes of this season.
Even Dr. Grandon points out that they are acting as if they can read his mind. Quite a disappointing beginning for the show's return.
The discovery at the end of the case is even more embarrassing. A sister going so far as to poison her brother, put her niece in danger, and send him to a mental institution for years, all in the name of horses? This seems a bit ridiculous; if the show is going to neglect the science altogether, they could at least write some decent plot lines.
Did you watch "Funhouse"? What did you think?
Overall, we think this episode is a little disappointing beginning to the second half of the third season. Will episode 10 make up for it? Check back with us tomorrow for our review of this week's second episode!
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I was watching an interview with Tim Roth and the writers of Lie To Me… and they were answering fan questions and someone put the point to them the question that they were not seeing much of the science in the show anymore… to that the writers replied they found it was better to give people to little and to have them wanting for more than to give them too much and not having them want at all.
I, for one… will stop watching if they do not start putting more of the science back into the program.
Horrible episode. Honest. I watched most of it, and could not stand what I was seeing. It's not just the lack of science, it's the lack of character development, and very poorly thought out plot, and the complete lack of believability. If the show is this poorly done all the time, it deserves to be cancelled.
I'm shocked that any network would let a show that started with solid ratings allow a change that dropped the ratings by approximately 50%, and then stay with the lower rated format. Aren't they interested in making any money over there at Fox??? Can't they see the pattern, and how a return to the original format would boos the ratings – and revenue – of the network?
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I was wrong the question was why is there less facial expressions in this season than last and that's where one of the producers… answered about their beliefs in story telling… Tomato… Tomato…
Yeah I have to agree with you on this one. I would have liked to have seen a little more science in the shows this go around too. But I think that Tim Roth is such a great actor, his character overshadows everything else and makes the show worth watching.
I saw the interview as well. the link is as follows http://www.hulu.com/watch/205156/lie-to-me-ask-lie-to-me-the-producers-edition
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I personally feel there is more to it then just trying to leave the audience hanging. I'd love to see what Dr. Matsumoto thinks about how they respond. I personally feel like, they don't need Dr. Ekman's consultation anymore and they just want to run with it themselves w/o having to consult him. Maybe it has to do with $$$?
Anon may be on to something. I read Dr. Ekman's blog post about these previous episodes the other day, and today I see that his blog has been disabled entirely on the Fox website. I'll hold off judgment for now, but my gut tells me that, sadly, they no longer value his input into the show and it's either being officially canceled or the producers are breaking off ties to the science (or perhaps just his consultation or blog posts) completely and taking it in a dramatic direction. I hope neither of those is the case and that Dr. Ekman is simply on hiatus while the production is on break or something.
The mis-handling of the show however really irks me. It started off so strong and was one of the most amazing shows on TV. Now it's more of an also-ran, albeit with some good actors.
I don't mind that they're backing down from the straight science. If I wanted to learn Dr. Ekman's techniques I'd read his books or cough up the $70 for his online training session. On the other hand, if I want to be hugely entertained for an hour, then I watch Lie To Me. Too much emphasis on the science at this point would be too dry, like sitting through an upper-level psychology seminar. The main characters are not going to sit around saying, "Did you see that shoulder shrug? Did you notice the deception leakage?" They're all pros, of course they all see it. They're not going to yap at each other about it constantly. Now, did the plot line of this episode stretch believability? Absolutely. But wasn't it fun??? Isn't it amazing watching an actor the calibre of Tim Roth develop a character from episode to episode? I didn't watch X-Files because I wanted to learn more about UFOs and I don't watch Lie To Me for the science of microexpressions.
I actually don't like the 'new' cal lightman. In the first season, he was witty, a bit arrogant, but stood as a serious person. Now, hes all over the place, his body movements, the way he walks, his hand gestures. He wobbles all over the place, it's almost as though hes high on something every show.
Regarding that first clip, cues are there, they're just not explained.
They probably say the man won't actually jump because his face shows sadness but not determination (which I assume looks something like the Dangerous Demeanor face).
They probably say that Graydon would answer the question with another question because of his a) head tilt of contempt, b) his eyebrows go up deliberately, which they said in season one refers to not knowing the answer (vs. brow lowerer for knowing the answer, though I don't know of any studies supporting that), and c) from his tone of voice, Graydon doesn't have the guts to be openly, non-subtly contemptuous.
To enjoy the show, you have to take as part of the suspension of disbelief that the characters have a perfect understanding of context, and how honest people would behave, and have accounted for every possibility, and never guess wrong.


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The Hong Kong legislature passed the Companies (Amendment) Bill 2010 on 7 July 2010 to introduce measures which enhance enforcement efforts against shadow companies which hijack other people's brand names.
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In recent years, there has been an increasing number of shadow companies set up in Hong Kong which, though totally unrelated to the brand owners, adopt household brand names as part of their company names. There have been strong calls for changes to the company names system from overseas and local mark owners. The Hong Kong government proposed changes to the Companies Ordinance in 2008 to tackle the problem. Mayer Brown JSM has closely followed the development and actively participated in the consultation exercise (see Legal Updates: Consultation Conclusions on Proposed Reform of Company Names Law - 9 January 2009; Latest Legislative Developments on "Shadow Companies" - 8 March 2010).
The Companies (Amendment) Bill 2010, passed by the legislature on 7 July 2010, empowers the Companies Registrar to act upon orders by Hong Kong courts to direct a shadow company to amend its company name to one not including the prohibited brand name(s). If the shadow company fails to comply, the Companies Registrar can go on to replace the company name with its registration number on its own initiative. This remedies the situation where the trade mark owner cannot compel the change of name because the Companies Registrar is not a party to the court proceedings.
The amended law will come into effect on a date to be published in the gazette.
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Over the years, we have represented trade mark owners in over 350 company name cases against shadow companies, very often with a cross-border element as the responsible individuals of those shadow companies are mostly situated in Mainland China. One of our successful stories was recapped in our Legal Update "PRC: Two recent judgments against trade mark infringement and unfair competition - 29 February 2008". We envisage that the latest legislative movements will strengthen the right owners' position and enable us to devise an even more thorough action plan for our clients.
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Volvo is rightly proud of its latest 2.0-litre 'Drive-E' diesel engine now fitted to the D4 version of its lifestyle-orientated V60 estate. Jonathan Crouch reports.
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Volvo has offered us a glimpse of its future with the 2.0-litre 'Drive-E' diesel engine plumbed into the V60 D4 estate. This powerplant is Volvo's own, marking an end to the years the company spent borrowing engines from Ford and PSA. Just as well then, that it's a very good one, with 190bhp and CO2 emissions of just 104g/km.
Many industry commentators have been quick to write off Volvo's prospects. Since the Gothenburg brand was acquired by Geely Automobile of China in 2010, the doom-mongerers have had a field day, portraying the Chinese as bloodsuckers who merely wanted to harvest all the know-how from Volvo without contributing anything of their own. Thing is, it hasn't really worked out that way. In its biggest market, the US, Volvo sold 53,952 cars back in 2009. Since Geely acquired the company, that figure has picked up substantially. Much of that success has been through products that put more of an emphasis on design and quality. Products like the V60 estate we look at here. Lately, however, Volvo has been showing us something few expected, namely that it can produce engines of the absolute highest quality. The 'Drive-E' 2.0-litre D4 diesel offered with the V60 is a case in point.
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Design and Build
Changes to this improved V60 have been subtly made in recent times. A few years back, we saw some exterior changes: smarter bumpers, a redesigned bonnet incorporating extra flowing creases, plus revised headlights incorporating a cornering function and an auto-dimming main beam. The cabin has also been lightly redesigned in the last few years, with smarter materials and silk metal frames around the air vents and light controls. These days, buyers get the Adaptive Digital Display we first saw in the smaller V40 hatch: this lets you change the look and feel of the instrument dials via three 'themes' - 'Elegance', 'Eco' and 'Performance'. Plus there's also the option of a 'Sensus' infotainment system that allows you to add connectivity and internet access into the car. This set-up turns the 7-inch infotainment display into a state-of-the-art infrared, beam-scanned touch screen that can be used even when wearing gloves - a world first in cars. The boot is 430-litres, which is almost 100-litres up on the S60 saloon but less than you'll cram into compact executive estates like the BMW 3 Series Touring and Audi A4 Avant. Volvo points out that there's more to practicality than sheer load volume and it's got a point. The V60 load area has been designed with a wide aperture of 1,095mm and a uniform shape, so all of the available capacity can be used. The rear bench splits 40/20/40 and drops down flat to the floor, while the front passenger seat can do likewise to further increase luggage space.
Market and Model
Volvo is pricing this car from around £24,500, which undercuts some very accomplished rivals. An Audi A4 2.0 TDI Avant 150PS would cost around £4,500 more. A bigger rival may well be a BMW 320d SE Touring which packs a 184bhp punch but also needs a £30,000 budget. The excellent City Safety technology that can automatically warn the driver and, ultimately, apply the brakes if it detects an imminent collision, is standard for all V60s. There's also an optional Pedestrian Detection function that keeps an eye out for people stepping in front of the vehicle. Key to this improved V60 is the ensus infotainment system. Via this, the driver can go online either via a car-mounted 3G/4G dongle or a personal mobile phone and features include the industry's first in-dash, fully integrated, voice search Spotify application. The voice-activation system works on all music sources connected to the Connected Touch. It is also possible to share a WiFi network with everyone in the car.
Cost of Ownership
The Volvo V60 D4 can't really be faulted on its efficiency metrics. Where a BMW 320d SE will manage 58.9mpg and emit 125g/km, the Volvo quite clearly one-ups it, scoring 74.3mpg and 99g/km. The Audi can't get close to this either, managing 124g/km and 60.1mpg with an engine that's 31bhp down on the Volvo's. The awkward issue for Volvo sales people to explain is why this potent 181bhp 2.0-litre D4 now returns better running cost figures than the supposedly eco-minded 115bhp D2 version (which manages 68.9mpg and 108g/km from its older PSA-sourced 1.6-litre diesel). I'll leave them to try and explain that one. With a fuel tank of 67.5 litres, this Volvo D4's touring range is, in theory, around 1,000 miles which means that you'll never really be on first name terms with your local petrol station staff. Residual values may not quite match the engine's class-leading numbers but they're far from poor.
Volvo is a company that appears to have been treading water slightly. Concerns about budgets for future products have hung in the air, but the introduction of the D4 'Drive-E' diesel engine clearly demonstrates the company's future direction, with this powerplant and a sister 2.0-litre petrol unit providing the propulsion for the majority of Volvo's midsize cars for the foreseeable future. That future looks rosy too, because this diesel engine is bang on the money when it comes to economy, emissions and driveability. The rest of the V60 package remains appealing, although in some aspects of suspension design the car lags behind the class best. The interiors still feel wonderfully restrained and elegant and it makes a cultured, left-field choice against key German rivals. And a very cost-effective one.


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O Christmas Tree! O Christmas Tree! Thy leaves are so unchanging… is actually a traditional German carol. Have you ever wondered why we decorate an evergreen tree to celebrate Christmas?
Did you know that ancient Egyptians, Chinese and Hebrews used evergreen trees to signify eternal life? Pagan Europeans worshiped trees and decorated their homes and barns at the New Year with evergreen trees to scare away the devil. The modern Christmas tree however originated in Germany. The Germans placed fir trees decorated with apples ("paradise trees") in their homes on December 24th to celebrate the religious feast day of Adam and Eve. They hung wafers on the trees to suggest redemption. In later traditions, the wafers were replaced with cookies and then candles (to symbolize Christ). In the same room, Germans placed a "Christmas pyramid," a triangular shaped compilation of shelves that held Christmas figurines, evergreens, candles and a star. By the 16th century, the paradise tree and the Christmas pyramid merged to form the "Christmas tree". The Christmas tree soon became popular beyond Germany.
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It's been just over a week since the story broke that Charlize Theron had broken up with Sean Penn. By all accounts, it was Charlize Theron who did the leaving. The details are still relatively unclear, especially in light of some things Theron had said in the past.
"I'm a very, very, very lucky girl," Charlize Theron once told Esquire. "Very lucky. He's hot."
"Putting aside that he's my partner, he's the love of my life," Theron told Elle.
For his part, Sean Penn seemed to be totally stricken with Theron, and more than ready to marry her.
"You say I've been married twice before, but I've been married under circumstances where I was less informed than I am today," Penn said of Theron. "So I wouldn't even consider it a third marriage, I'd consider it a first marriage on its own terms if I got married again. I mean, I like the tradition. A friend of mine wrote a line, 'Without tradition, new things die.' And I don't want new things to die."
But Howard Stern is asking about another path that Theron might have available to her. There have been rumors for some time that Charlize Theron and funny-man Seth MacFarlane really hit it off when filming his comedy A Million Ways to Die in the West. In fact, there was speculation that they pair may have become more than friends.
Stern asked MacFarlane recently about the sparks that may have flown on set between Theron and MacFarlane.
"That was just one of the best interactions that I've had, performance-wise," MacFarlane said of working with Theron.
"I went into it very inexperienced. Half the reason I do most of the things that I do is because they scare me, and that's what makes it exciting. Here's an opportunity to do something that could fail miserably, and that's kind of invigorating. The discovery that I made is that, if you are a relative journeyman, and you're going in new at something, if you are with somebody who is so experienced and so good and so in command, you just feed off that, and it just enables you to kind of relax."
But that is not what everyone wants to know. Did MacFarlane and Theron have a "thing" going, or not?
"She is not [a former girlfriend]," MacFarlane responded when asked directly. "We are the closest of friends."
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Still, he admitted to a closeness with Charlize Theron that went beyond what he shares with other friends.
"You meet through a project. You have to [fall in love] to some degree, in a weird creative way," he said. "But you also don't want to be the director who's going in and dating the cast. I think she can do a lot better than me."
"You develop a closeness with cast members. That situation, to me, was something that kind of beyond all that. This is somebody I'll be friends with for life."
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