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Mosses have no roots but instead have tiny threads called rhizoids that serve to anchor the moss and to supply moisture and nutrients. Their leaves are thin and cannot retain water so instead they obtain water from rain
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Wednesday, June 23, 2010
Writer's Magic 8 Ball
I want one of these.
I need one of these.
I am pretty wishy-washy when it comes to making decisions and easily swayed. I'm a Libra and don't believe at all in astrological signs, yet contstantly blame my Libra-dom on this personal failing.
My question is always the same.
What in heck should I do right now (about my WIP, about querying, about blogging)?
Here's what my Magic 8 Ball would say when I throttle it.
Eat chocolate. Ask again later.
My sources say read a new novel.
Signs point to sending a query.
Stop complaining and get back to your WIP.
Turn off the internet for 3 hours. Do it, girl.
Don't ask me. Ask your brilliant writing friends. I am just a ball of toxic blue fluid.
Don't ask me. I'm not responsible for your life decisions. Slap yourself and get on with it.
Well, well. There's my 8 Ball. Does your 8 Ball say the same things?
Remember to take a minute to see this week's blog chain post on writing goals!
Zoe Courtman is posting today! And check out Danyelle Leafty's post last week, my post, and Laura's response too.
Posted by Lydia Kang at 6:30 AM
52 comments:
- Unknown said...
My 8 ball is hungover so it's giving me all kinds of mixed messages. What to do. What to do.
I have something on my blog for you today. :)
- June 23, 2010 at 6:42 AM
- Melissa said...
Ugh. I want a magic eight ball. As soon as possible!
It would tell me to turn off the internet for at least half of everyday. It would also tell me to stop procrastinating. It would also tell me to study for my exam which is in....Three hours!!
- June 23, 2010 at 6:46 AM
- Maria Zannini said...
Mine says: Take a nap.
:sigh: Unfortunately, I can't nap and still fall asleep at night, so I shake the ball again.
That's when it tells me: Stop shaking me!
- June 23, 2010 at 6:51 AM
- Matthew MacNish said...
Your hand - er mouse - writing is awesome!
- June 23, 2010 at 6:51 AM
- Alesa said...
Heheheh. You have a remarkably pertinent 8 ball. : j
I reckon mine would go the minimalist route and skip words altogether. It would just use punctuation symbols. "..." "?" "!" "."
The added advantage is that I could interpret the symbols however I wanted.
Me-"Oh magic 8 ball... Will I make it through the day?"
Me-"Awesome! Woohoo..."
Joe- "Umm... Doesn't that mean something bad is going to happen?"
Me-"Hmm... Tell you what, lets cross-check using the usual method..."
- June 23, 2010 at 6:54 AM
- Yvonne Osborne said...
I feel we are much alike although I'm an emotional wreck of a Cancer. My eight ball tells me to send another query too....relish rejection and rise above it. But first to weed the carrots, something I can control.
- June 23, 2010 at 6:56 AM
- Anne Gallagher said...
I'm a Taurus and all signs to point to patience but that's so hard with queries out and partials requested. I'm screaming every day, "Tell me that you love it and want to sign me." But of course, they can't hear me.
I'll give you the same advice my mother used to give me -- Eat all your vegetables, always take an umbrella when it rains, and finish what you start. You'll be healthy, dry and no one can ever say you're a quitter.
- June 23, 2010 at 7:03 AM
- Vicki Rocho said...
Lydia, I'm a Libra too! I don't follow all that astrological stuff. But I know decisions are PAINFUL for me because I can see both sides of the equation...and usually I don't have strong feelings one way or the other.
I could use this magic 8 ball!
- June 23, 2010 at 7:11 AM
- Paul C said...
I think about similar things: the extent of my Internet use, how much should I blog, what direction should my blog go? Entertaining post.
- June 23, 2010 at 7:15 AM
- Clara said...
Omg, I LOVED your magic 8 ball, can you lend it to me?
"Ball, when am I going to finish my manuscript?"
My 8 ball would say: "Ask again later, I´m too tired for this crap" lol
- June 23, 2010 at 7:57 AM
- B.E. Sanderson said...
LOL, great post. My brother had one of those things when we were kids. I like yours better. Mine would probably say a lot of similar things - except turn off the internet. (Three hours without internet is too hard.) Mine would probably also say 'quit procrastinating' and 'turn off the TV'. =o)
- June 23, 2010 at 8:05 AM
- Jaydee Morgan said...
Love your writer's eight ball - I think mine should say pretty much the same though I'm sure the "turn off the internet for 3 hours" one would cause a panic ;)
- June 23, 2010 at 8:06 AM
- Karen Jones Gowen said...
Mine just tells me guilt-inducing things that makes me want to throw it across the room. So, yes, I have one but I never look at it.
- June 23, 2010 at 8:21 AM
- Giles Hash said...
Hee hee, that's awesome. If I had a magic eight ball, it would say one thing: get to work for an hour, then play video games.
- June 23, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- Mayowa said...
Mine has only one answer: To the liquor cabinet. Awaayy!!!
I'm seriously jealous of your artwork lady.
- June 23, 2010 at 8:42 AM
- Erica Mitchell said...
Haha! I need one of these. Let's see if I did have one it would say: Go swimming it's summer, ooo something shiny...
I have'nt been able to focus at all recently ugh.
Cute post ;)
- June 23, 2010 at 8:43 AM
- Rena Jones said...
Anything that tells you to eat chocolate is A-OK by me!
- June 23, 2010 at 8:52 AM
- Liza said...
My eightball says: "Whatever you do don't stop."
- June 23, 2010 at 8:58 AM
- Tricia J. O'Brien said...
Ha! This is wonderful, Lydia.
I think my 8 ball gets stuck on Eat Chocolate. Ask Later.
- June 23, 2010 at 9:03 AM
- Zoe C. Courtman said...
Sigh. My eight ball is all broken and leaky, spilling that freaky blue liquid all over my keyboard...:D
- June 23, 2010 at 9:36 AM
- JEM said...
I would need my 8 ball to tell me which direction to go with a story.
"Don't kill off that character, you can use him later."
"Don't make her blush one more time, it's getting ridiculous."
"Add that third love interest."
- June 23, 2010 at 9:49 AM
- Unknown said...
Haha I don't have one yet but I think that ours would look pretty much the same!!! Bahaha thanks for this post, cheered me up!
- June 23, 2010 at 10:04 AM
- Carol Kilgore said...
Our 8 Balls were separated at birth.
- June 23, 2010 at 10:28 AM
- Renae said...
I love this post Lydia! I don't have a magic 8-ball but if I did, I'm sure it would tell be to get off the internet and get to work.
- June 23, 2010 at 10:36 AM
- j.m. neeb said...
My Magic 8 Ball only leaves messages in Swahili, which, unfortunately, I don't read.
[That's why you don't buy a Magic 8 Ball from some guy selling them out of the back of a van, kids.]
I'd like to think it is leaving me good messages, but it's probably just swearing at me.
- June 23, 2010 at 10:43 AM
- Sherrie Petersen said...
My 8-ball says play a few rounds of Solitaire and everything will be clear...numbers do that, right?
- June 23, 2010 at 10:57 AM
- Jamie Grey said...
Yay for Libras! I'm one too and I can tell you it's downright awful trying to make a decision some times. Especially when it comes to writing. Do I want this plot point or another. Should my villian be sympathetic or just plain evil? I *want* one of those 8 balls!!!
- June 23, 2010 at 11:07 AM
- Talli Roland said...
Hehe! Love this - I need one of those too.
I'm pretty good at making decisions but I need to limit the scope to my decisions to about 15 easy things to do.
- June 23, 2010 at 11:51 AM
- Nicole Zoltack said...
A writer magic 8 ball... I would so love to have one! Of course, my would probably say "Get back to work!" every time I would shake it. lol
- June 23, 2010 at 12:18 PM
My magic 8 ball is in some unidentifiable ancient language and I don't have a Rosetta stone...
- June 23, 2010 at 12:53 PM
- Nicole Murray said...
I actually have a broken Magic 8 Ball beside my writing desk. It's a broken toy(only half the toxic blue fluid) that reminds me I have to make my decisions not the fates or the whim of a broken ball of fun.
It is so funny you should blog about this. Funny 8 Ball answers though. I snorted my coffee.
- June 23, 2010 at 1:06 PM
- E. Arroyo said...
I love this. We should have a writers 8 ball and I like your suggestions! Great post!
- June 23, 2010 at 1:19 PM
Ooh, a magic 8 ball! Mine would say the same things, except I'd have GO STUDY in place of the query one. :D
(And I would have 5 variations of turning off the Internet for 3 hours, because, really, I'll need that.)
- June 23, 2010 at 1:30 PM
- Joanne said...
I like your idea of asking the 8-ball. If only our answers were that easy, and obvious! One can dream ...
- June 23, 2010 at 2:14 PM
- Munk said...
Exactly the same things. And it never ceases to annoy me that it refers to me as "girl".
- June 23, 2010 at 2:42 PM
- Southpaw said...
I want my 8 ball to include blog topics.
- June 23, 2010 at 2:43 PM
- MBW aka Olleymae said...
ahahaha this is hilarious!! I'm pretty sure my 8 ball would say THE EXACT SAME THINGS.
Brilliance :)
- June 23, 2010 at 2:50 PM
- WritingNut said...
I love it! Mine would probably say the same thing :) ANd to stop procrastinating and getting distracted.
- June 23, 2010 at 3:12 PM
- Erinn said...
mine would say
1) Revise
2) hound your betas for feedback
3) Fart around on twitter for an hour
4) Go be a mom and change your kids diaper
5) Seriously your kid smells-- change her.
6) You're an awesome writer, No retreat no surround.
Great post!
- June 23, 2010 at 3:57 PM
- DL Hammons said...
All my crystal ball ever says is:
- June 23, 2010 at 4:29 PM
- Tahereh said...
hahaha that would be so awesome. i wish i had one.
- June 23, 2010 at 5:46 PM
- Krispy said...
I had a mini 8 ball I used to consult, but it just kept refusing to answer - as in the die thing inside would end up on an edge, I kid you not. XP
Looks like your 8 ball has some snark in it. :)
- June 23, 2010 at 5:56 PM
- Julie Musil said...
That Magic 8 ball needs to make a stop at my house. That's awesome!
- June 23, 2010 at 7:04 PM
- Julie Musil said...
I eagerly clicked before making sure my comment went through. It's a wicked habit. Anyway, loved the 8 ball!
- June 23, 2010 at 7:05 PM
- Jemi Fraser said...
Love your 8 ball! Sounds like I should get me one of those :)
- June 23, 2010 at 7:33 PM
- ali cross said...
Sheesh, your Magic 8 Ball has an attitude problem, doesn't it?
I think yours and mine must be brothers, or sisters (or whatever) because mine has an attitude too. I never get any sympathy or any real answers from it. Stupid thing.
- June 23, 2010 at 9:40 PM
Your magic 8 ball seems to be on target and full of wisdom.
- June 23, 2010 at 10:24 PM
- Lisa K. said...
I want one of those Writers' Magic 8 balls too, except I'd like all the messages on mine to say "Eat Chocolate & Ask Again Later" :-D
- June 23, 2010 at 10:27 PM
- Stephanie Thornton said...
Hehehe... I don't need one of these- I already procrastinate enough as it is. Mine would constantly tell me to go read a book and eat chocolate. Preferably chocolate cake.
- June 23, 2010 at 10:35 PM
A Writing Magic 8 Ball, what an interesting concept. I wonder if they sell any at Borders or on Amazon...Hmm...cool post, I'm off to go check now.
Write on!
- June 24, 2010 at 1:08 AM
- Francine Howarth said...
No more complications in my life, please. I'm all for slapping myself to get on with it - writing that is!
Hee hee, AWARDS! Another at my blog for you to pick up = Romance Writer Award. I've been told it's soooo cute! And it's only answer one question and post on to only one other romance writer.
There's another award too for picking up but it has strict criteria attached to qualify for it.
- June 24, 2010 at 3:16 AM
- Unknown said...
I totally understand the desire... For a while I cut out my horoscope daily and tried to find writing direction within the generic post. Maybe I shouldn't admit that?
- June 28, 2010 at 12:50 AM


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Now, am working on an application of fault tolerance in Java. I have put my rules and now I need to inject transient errors into the code during run-time to see if it will detect them and fix them for me.
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Wild Indigo Root
Wild Indigo or Blue Wild Indigo (Baptisia australis) may also be called Blue False Indigo, Indigo Broom, Baptisia, Clover Broom and Horsefly Weed. It is a perennial plant that belongs to the pea family. The Wild Indigo is native to North America. This plant may grow to about 3.2 feet in height and is very common in gardens and yards because of its beauty and its pea-like appearance. This plant is low maintenance and can withstand warm temperatures.
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The Wild Indigo root is used in many herbal treatments and is effective in the treatment of upper respiratory tract infections and as an immune system enhancer.
History and Origin
The Wild Indigo as well as the Wild Indigo root has been used by Native American tribes in the production of blue dye, this process was imitated by European settlers. Thus the name Wild Indigo is derived from the color of the dye. The name of the genus baptisia was from the Ancient Greek word 'bapto' which basically means 'to immerse' or 'to dip', 'australis' is a Latin word for South.
Ancient Uses
The Wild Indigo along with the Wild Indigo root was used by the native Cherokee tribes in northern America as a source of blue dye. It was also used as a tea to cure intestinal parasites and also to treat minor gastrointestinal problems. It was also used to cure toothaches and even as an eyewash.
Modern Uses
Wild Indigo root is used to boost the immune system to fight diseases and infections. It is effective in the treatment of upper respiratory tract infections as well as treating sore throat, tonsillitis and pharyngitis. This herbal remedy is also effective in treating gastrointestinal disorders such as stomach pains, indigestion, gas, bloating and also in curing lymphatic disorders.
Chronic fatigue syndrome is also treated with Wild Indigo root. Decoctions made from the root can also cure diseases of the skin as well as contagious skin infections.
Extracts of the Wild Indigo root is effective as a mouthwash that can cure both sore throats and oral sores.
Side Effects
Wild Indigo root preparations and dietary supplements are not advisable for very young children and also not advisable for pregnant and breastfeeding women. There is also a possibility of liver and kidney toxicity if Wild Indigo root is taken more than the prescribed limit.
It is thus recommended to consult your naturopathic doctor or herbalist regarding the use of Wild Indigo root preparations for your particular concern or illness, and also to advice correct dosage and any adverse drug interactions with the medications that you may be currently taking.
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WARSAW – Rappahannock River Valley National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) is the newest of four refuges that comprise the Eastern Virginia Rivers National Wildlife Refuge Complex. Established in 1996, the goal of the Refuge is to protect 20,000 acres of wetlands and associated uplands along the River and its major tributaries.
As of May 2005, a total of 7,711 acres have been purchased from willing sellers or donated by Refuge partners, including 1,033 acres of conservation easements. With help from conservation partners, including Chesapeake Bay Foundation, The Conservation Fund, The Nature Conservancy, and The Trust for Public Land, the Refuge is well on its way toward achieving our land protections goal.
At least two federally listed threatened or endangered species may be found within the Refuge boundary, including the shortnose sturgeon and sensitive joint vetch. One of these, sensitive joint vetch, is found on Refuge property. The state's largest wintering roost for bald eagles (delisted in 2007) is located within the Refuge boundary.
Shorebirds, neotropical migrant songbirds, raptors, and marsh birds rely on the Rappahannock River's corridors during the spring and fall migration periods. The Refuge, with help from partners and volunteers, is restoring native grasslands and riparian forests along the River and tributary streams to provide additional habitat for these species. Focal species/species groups for management include bald eagle, forest interior dwelling species such as wood thrush and Acadian flycatcher and grassland nesting birds such as grasshopper sparrow and northern bobwhite.
The Atlantic Flyway Council first proposed establishing a national wildlife refuge on the Rappahannock River in the early 1960s. However, it wasn't until the early 1990s that individuals, conservation organizations, and government agencies united to develop a plan for conserving the natural resources of the river for future generations. Rappahannock River Valley National Wildlife Refuge was formally proposed in 1994, and the first tract was acquired in 1996.
Throughout its history, the Rappahannock River has nurtured native Americans, the earliest colonists, and Revolutionary War heroes. Today the river continues to sustain many of their direct descendants. Archeological and historic sites are abundant on both sides of the river. The 18th century Bristol Iron Works was located adjacent to the refuge's Toby's Point Tract, while the Leedstown Resolves, a 1766 protest against the Stamp Act, was signed near the refuge's Mothershead Tract. Old pilings can still be seen from the days when steamboats made regular stops to pick up produce and passengers for transport to the Port of Baltimore.
Agriculture and forestry remain the predominant land uses and sources for the area's economy, as they have for centuries. Some still make their living on the river, crabbing and fishing, while wildlife recreation and tourism are becoming increasingly important economic engines for the region. As the refuge grows, it will make increasing contributions to the local culture and economy as we work with partners to conserve natural resources, improve water quality, and provide compatible, wildlife-dependent recreational opportunities for residents and visitors.
The Rappahannock River Valley National Wildlife Refuge is located at 336 Wilna Road, Warsaw. For more information, email email@example.com, call (804) 333-1470 or visit the Refuge's website at www.fws.gov/northeast/rappahannock.


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One of the hopes for physically-handicapped people are brain-computer interfaces. Apart from giving amputees more control over artificial limbs, it can improve quality of life in other ways by allowing people without sufficient control over their arms or digits to interact more fully with computers—something that now has a significant impact on quality of life in the developed world. In addition, these interfaces have the potential to allow those who suffer from neurological conditions to control computers for communication and physical mobility. Last year, several papers were published that showed some very promising results, but then it all seemed to just stop.
A recent Journal of Neural Engineering article shows why progress seems to have slowed and gives an impression of the hurdles to be overcome. The basic premise of these systems are all the same: first, record the electrical brain activity using a skullcap of electrodes, then these signals are processed and fed into a genetic algorithm, which evolves to associate particular signals as instructions to move. This is then tested, with the result that only about 41 percent of attempts to move are followed, and once every 12 seconds or so, the computer decides you wanted to move when you really didn't. To put this in perspective, imagine that you were using this interface to control an artificial knee. Six in every ten steps would result in you tripping and once every 12 seconds you would randomly kick someone (actually, I can see a benefit there). Clearly, a lot of effort is going into reducing the rate of false positives and increasing the rate of true positives.
The problem is that the skullcap records a very generalized and quite noisy signal, from which useful information must be extracted. The current approach seems to be using increasingly sophisticated filtering techniques to extract certain known signals, such as movement-related potentials, beta rhythms, and Mu rhythms. Changes to these signals are then compared and correlated to actual movement events. Using these more sophisticated methods, the true positive rate remains at about 50 percent. However, the false positive result has been substantially reduced to about 0.1 percent.
Overall, this still isn't that good because the system doesn't pick up true positives very well. Although I was quite enthusiastic about the progress when this was first reported, it is becoming apparent that there is a lot of hard engineering work to do. The pessimist in me suggests that this approach will simply never be sensitive enough to pick up all the intended movements while still retaining a low false positive rate. This is because the skullcaps record a general, unlocalized signal from the brain and, from that, try to infer localized information.
This doesn't mean the approach will never yield good results though. For instance, if proven safe, more invasive methods could be used to extract a more localized signal. Or perhaps neurological studies will allow researchers to use filtering techniques that result in localized information. However, pure filtering and statistical association may never yield enough specificity by itself.
Journal of Neural Engineering, 2007, DOI: 10.1088/1741-2560/5/1/002


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I am reading the official Your first NHibernate based application.
While the tutorial is good and easy to follow, I am wondering why the Repository pattern is used.
In the various
Remove methods in the
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public void Remove,
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That code just "feels wrong".
Why is the author using the Repository pattern - is it just for demonstration of using NHibernate or is that required or some other reason?
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Brad Pitt spent his seven year marriage to Jennifer Aniston feeling lost in a drug haze, a new article in Esquire Magazine reveals.
"For a long time I thought I did too much damage - drug damage," the 49-year-old star says in the profile which hits newsstands at the end of the month. "I was a bit of a drifter. A guy who felt he grew up in something of a vacuum and wanted to see things, wanted to be inspired. I followed that other thing. I spent years f***ing off."
It is not the first time Pitt has spoken about his drug use. In a 2011 interview with Parade magazine, he said he had spent much his marriage to Aniston, "trying to hide out, trying to duck the full celebrity cacophony. I started to get sick of myself sitting on a couch, holding a joint, hiding out. It started feeling pathetic.
"It became very clear to me that I was intent on trying to find a movie about an interesting life, but I wasn't living an interesting life myself. I think that my marriage [to actress Jennifer Aniston] had something to do with it. Trying to pretend the marriage was something that it wasn't."
This realisation that "I was wasting my opportunity," he now tells Esquire, lead him to make "a conscious change... It was an epiphany".
He then met Angelina Jolie who helped him find purpose and a sense of connection in the "chimera of Hollywood".
"I haven't known life to be any happier," Pitt says, despite turning up to the interview "stained around the eyes by stress and exhaustion".
Friends say Jolie, his 37-year-old fiancé with whom he has six children, inspired the spark inside Pitt and encouraged him to embrace a more meaningful existence.
"I think Brad was ready to soar when he met Angie," his make-up artist, Jean Black is quoted as saying in an excerpt from the feature.
"This is not to say anything negative about Jennifer. I was part of that and I know that he and Jen are very good friends and he cared deeply for her.
"But in Angie he saw a very adventurous person who was grabbing onto life and taking it to its nth degree. It was intriguing as I felt Brad had that in him and wanted to unleash it."
A close friend of Pitt's, Frank Pollaro, agrees and says that the celebrity couple have a powerful bond.
"Once I walked in and Angie was standing there and Zahara walked up and said, 'Daddy, you're not going to start making out with Mummy again, are you?' And it's like that. This is a guy who has tried not to do any sexy scenes with other women since he's met Angelina. He's crazy about her, and she's the same way about him."
Jolie's recent revelation that she had a preventative double mastectomy has brought the couple even closer. "We knew this was the right thing to do for our family and that it would bring us closer. And it has," Jolie said.
Of their love and his relatively newfound sense of purpose, Pitt told Parade: "I'm satisfied with making true choices and finding the woman I love, Angie, and building a family that I love so much. A family is a risky venture, because the greater the love, the greater the loss. … That's the trade-off. But I'll take it all."
Jolie and Pitt got engaged in 2011 when Brad proposed with a $500,000 diamond ring. They are expected to marry later this year.


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The phone interview is dead. Long live the email interview.
Okay, that's an exaggeration. However, the email culture is eroding the old fashioned way of interacting with the press, and the way the press interact with their sources, including my clients. Although many reporters still call for quotes and information, more of them are emailing it in, asking for written responses only. This is good and bad for the PR industry.
I am old enough to remember the days before email, when you had to actually pick up the phone and call a reporter and risk the wrath of interrupting him or her on deadline or getting the verbal cold shoulder – "Not another ^&^&$##@ flack pitch call!" One of the good things about phone work is that it forces you to really do your job and know your stuff, or rather your client's stuff. You had to be prepared before you dialed with a concise elevator pitch,explaining who you are and why you are calling. You also had to be prepared to read the mood coming over the phone wires: "Is this a good time?" "Are you on deadline?" Can I just a minute to explain why I am calling?" To work the phones you had to be on your game, with a smile in your voice and information at your fingertips.
Email has changed all that. Now there is more back and forth. More time at the front end of the process to hone your pitch and get it right in writing before you hit the "send" button. There also is more time at the back end to hone your responses and tailor what you say. That's the good news.
The bad news is that email doesn't promote relationship building. It doesn't provide a chance for dialogue, or for exploring new opportunities or points of discussion beyond the topic at hand. Email tends to be very transactional and lacks color by its very nature, so the challenge is to make your point in writing in a way that is memorable and repeatable, especially if you are trying to do an email interview.
Email also allows reporters to ignore you in a different way. I can't think how many pitches or messages dropped into a bit bucket somewhere along the way. Either the reporter on the receiving end marked it as spam, or deleted, or just plain missed it. One of the challenges about email is that it's easier to pitch reporters, even it it's a bad pitch. Every ill-formed hey-do-you-want-to-interview-my-client pitch racks up with the hundreds of other pitches in the reporter's email inbox.
However, email is becoming more prevalent for interviews, even if it is not necessarily more efficient. I can't think how many times I have seen a HARO or Profnet request stating "Email responses only, no phone calls please." But email is an efficient way to deal with logistical issues and other concerns. If you can't get your client on the phone or you can't get schedules to align, the time shifting enabled by email could be your only solution. I recently had a challenge interviewing a customer in Moscow for a case study. There was an eleven hour time difference and even when we tried to schedule a call at midnight my time, we couldn't seem to get together so we resorted to an email interview.
Some argue that email interviews are lazy and irresponsible. How can you be sure you are getting an unbiased story without a chance to ask candid questions? Doesn't an interactive exchange both assure better quality information and less bias? There is an argument to be made for that, as stated by Alison Kenney who blogs for PR recruiter Lindsay Olson of Paradigm Staffing:
A couple of well-regarded blogs have commented on this practice [of email interviews] recently, although mostly from the perspective of the media.
American Journalism Review wrote about the practice from the journalists' and editors' point of view (which is well worth a read). The post expresses concern that email interviews "promote lazy reporting and the use of unreliable sources…"
PR Daily recently asked, "Is the phone interview dead?" and lamented the lack of color an email interview has in comparison with a phone interview, as well as the lack of natural "back and forth that comes from a conversation. Plus, there's no personal relationship building, however slight, when everything is done in written form."
In response to the PR Daily post, Clay Ziegler did his own experiment and called a dozen working journalists to quiz them about their interview method preferences. He concluded that the phone interview lives and why that's a good thing.
Like most changes wrought by new technology (and social media, in particular), old practices may not go away, but new practices – including using IM, Twitter, Facebook and email to get information and quotes for a story – are becoming more and more accepted.
Alison offers some insights into what to look for when dealing with an email interview and I recommend you read her blog entry.
Times change, and best practices change with them. New technology enables new approaches and procedures, for good and ill. However, just because we have the means doesn't mean we should always use them. I am reminded of the texting phenomenon; the balance of having my wife send a text reminder to pick up something at the store versus the teenagers sharing the same couch and texting back and forth rather than having a conversation. Sometimes technology just gets in the way. The same is true with email interviews. They have their place, but there are times when you just need to pick up the phone.


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The "Times" They Are A-Changing: How to Make a Basket from a Newspapercomments (59) September 17th, 2014
The entire 126-year-old farmhouse I grew up in was insulated with old newspapers, wadded up and stuffed behind the walls and between the studs. My mother, as a girl working at the cosmetics counter of an old-fashioned pharmacy, used to use newspapers-wadded up like rags-to add a streak-free gleam to all of the glass countertops and vitrines she oversaw. When I was a boy, my blue pet parakeet, Pete, used to pass his days upon a swing overlooking a carefully cut circle of financial news that lined the bottom of his cage. Strips of newspaper, a balloon, and a bottle of sticky pink laundry starch were the basis of my very first sculpture (a globose orange jack-o-lantern as I recall and, without question, my greatest artistic accomplishment to date...when I was six). Newspaper was my preferred choice over bubble wrap for many years, and I often used it as wrapping paper, as well.
With such a long history with newspapers, it struck me as odd recently to realize that most of what I did with newspapers these days (besides read them) was bundle them up and deliver them to the curb once a week in anticipation of the 6:00 a.m. recycling truck that comes every Monday to retrieve them.
Sitting at my desk one recent Sunday, with The New York Times before me (and the preceding week's worth of papers in a slouching pile in the corner of my living room), I thought it was time to reacquaint myself with the material. The results, offered here for your review and comment, were neither complicated or difficult to make but the sense of satisfaction was enormous. Is there more fun than to make something? The artist Jasper Johns once described art as, "Take an object. Do something to it. Do something else to it," and it strikes me that the "doing" part more than the "object" part might be where much of the pleasure comes in.
|Find more recycled projects:
• How to Make a Magazine Reed Box
• Crafting with VHS Tapes
• How to Recycle Magazines into Jewelry
• How to "Waste" Paper
In honor of my reacquaintance with newspaper as a material, and as an exercise in defiance on a gray, rainy afternoon, I'm happy to offer this simple newspaper restyle, recycle, and reuse project. Use it as a recycling bin for your daily paper, place it by a back door to hold wet boots and shoes, or fill it with shredded newsprint to make a comfy bed for the family cat or dog. Have fun and Craft on!
After you make this project, show off your work to other members!
Post your project in the gallery
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This is such a good product with a great set of instructions. Can I ask if you would consider listing this on our website:
We are a new organisation in the UK who are focusing on packaging reuse and open design. We are currently looking for exemplar projects which really demonstrate how you can turn a material that is normally regarded as waste, into a valuable product. We think this idea is exactly that!
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Los espero hay muchas ideas que quiero compartir
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I posted this on my blog, see it if you want to:
Also, I had to add paper for the parts that fold up since my strips were only about 3 inches long before folding up. Did I do something wrong?
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Today I posted an entry on my blog with a link to this tutorial.
Would you let me know if that's OK?
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Perhaps even using some strips of baby gift wrap over the top of the newspaper strips to coordinate with his nursery theme (helicopters/firetrucks/cars), I can make some additional boxes for his diapers/wipes storage or little socks and perhaps line the inside with blue/white checked fabric left over from some other projects for his arrival. This can be lots of fun...
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I checked out the link sunnyb64 posted and that was great too! To do one like that it looks like you just roll the newspaper into reeds instead of cutting strips so it will take a lot more newspaper to do a similar size as this one.
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spray lacquer is a great addition to this project.
it stops the ink bleed and gives the project alittle extra firmness.
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(Incidentally, the site also comments that a coat of light lacquer prevents the ink from smudging.)
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Great job with the weaving.
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Part 3: Two-Degrees-of-Freedom Non-Planar Robotic Manipulator Case Study Explore a real-life case study that further explains the computational thinking approach using a larger two-degree-of-freedom system.
Part 4: Automation Review choices for implementing more automation for multi-degrees-of-freedom systems.
Part 5: Four-Degrees-of-Freedom Non-Planar Robotic Manipulator Case Study Explore the analysis and derivation of the equations of motion for a four-degrees-of-freedom robotic manipulator.
Part 6: Summary of Computational Thinking Implementation Review the key features in MATLAB that support a computational thinking approach when teaching rigid body dynamics.
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Music Resources by Beau Young & Sarah Reichelt
Created with music teachers and students in mind, Music Resources has been designed to take the hassle out of creating student handouts and worksheets so that you can spend less time preparing these resources yourself.
- Ready to use with Air Print
- Send handouts as email attachments to students and fellow teachers
- Make requests for new content
- No Internet connection required
Music Resources is loaded with predesigned easy to navigate content ready for printing and email.
- Blank Staff Paper for Piano & Voice
- Blank Tablature for Guitar, Bass (up to 7 lines) & Percussion
- Chord Charts
- Word Finds
- Worksheets for Intervals, Transcribing, Scales, Keys, Rhythm & Notes.
- Instrument Practise Exercises
- Musical Terms
… and lots more
It's Universal
All content has been created in the standard Portable Document Format (PDF) and optimized for printing on A4 sheets of paper.
This means that Music Resources documents will always be consistent across mobile devices, computers and printers.
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We're a small team of two and are committed to providing continual updates and new content. Music Resources is our passion. If you ever need support, you'll get to talk to us directly.
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