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Type of mint leaves used for Thai Summer Rolls
- queenscook Jul 22, 2011 03:53 PM
I'm not sure how ignorant a question this is, but as a kosher-keeper, I haven't ever had Thai food. I am following a recipe for Summer Rolls that calls for mint leaves, but there are many types of mint. I grow at least six types on my small backporch windowbox "garden." The question, of course, is which is best for this recipe. I have a few that are more pepperminty, one spearmint, and one called orange-mint. My inclination is that the spearmint would go with the other flavors best, and when I see mint sold in supermarkets, it generally seems to be spearmint. Any advice from any experts out there? Also, I am growing Thai basil. The particular recipe I'm following doesn't call for it specifically, but would it fit in, tastewise? Thanks.
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I use spearmint too. I think a little thai basil would be nice. But just a little.
I know where you are coming queenscook.... but spearmint or perhaps lemmonmint would be fabulous... Thai basil would also be a perfect.
BTW many types of siracha and hot suaces are kosher, and rice noodles too, so be adventurous!
Spearmint is what it should be, though if you ONLY have peppermint, it works ok when cut fine. Basil works with mint very well.
Follow the force, Luke ... I mean Queenscook. I have no idea what they use in Thailand, but what I've had at every Thai restaurant is spearmint as far as I can tell, and that's what I grow in my garden and use in spring rolls. But that doesn't mean it's the same mint they use in Thailand, and that orange-mint sounds tempting. I think you should feel free to experiment. Make a few with each and let your guests judge.
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I agree with spearmint. Last summer a friend raved about using pineapple sage leaves in fresh rolls.
Spearmint is great. So is Thai basil if you want to add it. If you have coriander, it's a classic to add. Laotian summer roll (make your own platters) will usually have these herbs at our house: spearmint, coriander, swordgrass (because I love swordgrass but it's not exactly traditional), sometimes shiso (because my mom grows it), vietnamese mint especially if there is pork, chicken or fish in the roll is nice...
Wanted to thank all who replied, and particularly for the quick response, which allowed me to make the rolls for my Friday night sabbath meal. We didn't have guests, only my husband and myself, but he really liked them. I used the spearmint, thai basil, and lemon basil. I haven't quite got the soaking and rolling of the rice wrappers down pat yet--some looked better than others, but I'll be giving it another shot again, I'm sure.
Cheesehead--I haven't seen too many kosher bottles of the sauces. I have one old bottle of sriracha, but when I use it up, that's it; the company (an all kosher company called Gefen), doesn't make it anymore. Other than the "rooster" brand, which has a "controversial" certification (i.e.: some rabbis hold that it's reliable; others think it is not), I don't think I've seen any others. I have seen a number of acceptably kosher Thai chili sauces which are a bit sweeter, and I could use them by spicing them up with some cayenne or a Tabasco-like sauce, but if you can name any brands you've seen, I can be on the lookout for them.
And Zeldog--maybe next time I'll put some of the orange-mint in.


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After public outcry from St. Armands Circle and downtown event organizers, city commissioners voted Monday to delay implementation of a new special-event fee schedule that those organizers said would put their events at risk.
"I'm not just threatening that these events will go away — they will go away," said Diana Corrigan, executive director of the St. Armands Circle Association, which organizes 20 annual events on the Circle.
At the meeting, the City Commission decided to discuss the fees further with Corrigan and downtown event organizers. It will then hold another hearing on the issue in December and possibly implement the fees in January.
Corrigan said with the new fees, her group would be charged between $15,000 and $20,000 for the use of St. Armands Circle Park.
"We pay to keep the park clean, and now they're going to charge us to use it," she said.
City Manager Bob Bartolotta had hoped to recoup about $40,000 of the more than $200,000 he said it costs in man hours to process special-event permits each year, which he said was just 10% of what the county charges.
"Those costs don't go away," he said. "We had to choose — do we charge the event organizer or do we charge the taxpayer?"
Bartolotta commissioned an analysis that estimated the St. Armands Circle Association would only incur costs of about $10,000 to put on its events.
But Corrigan said that estimate did not include all of her events and did not account for the full setup and tear down time.
"The city manager is not giving the commission all the facts," she said. "He's trying to snow them."
Bartolotta proposed exempting 10 events each year from paying the fees. But Corrigan suggested only charging the out-of-town event organizers who don't pay local taxes and take their profits with them.
"I understand they're grasping at straws, looking for revenue," said Corrigan. "Charge the (event organizers) coming from out of town to use the parks. Don't charge us."
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Thirty years ago this month — October 1982 — Steppenwolf Theatre moved a play to New York for the first time.
That play was Sam Shepard's "True West." It was early in our company's history, and a time when moving a show to another city was a daunting task. Steppenwolf was an unknown acting ensemble, operating on a shoestring budget, and it was necessary to find producers in New York who could put the money together to make it happen. As artistic director, I felt it was very important that we show our work to a New York audience, as I believed in the production and the possible upside for the company should we succeed there. In the Chicago cast were John Malkovich, Jeff Perry, Fran Guinan and Laurie Metcalf. I directed it.
At the same time, we were also about to move into a new home at 2851 N. Halsted (not far from our current location at 1650 N. Halsted). Moving "True West" was a great opportunity, but the idea that company members would leave to go to New York when we were about to open a new theater was not going over well within our ranks, and some decided against it. Malkovich wanted to go and so did I, and so I ended up acting in the show as well, playing the younger of the two brothers, and recasting the other roles with New York-based actors. It was a difficult time for us, with lots of arguing as to what we should or shouldn't do. But once the show opened and became a huge hit, from that point on, the mid '80s turned into one of the most exciting times in our theater's history. Between 1982 and 1986, we moved five shows to New York. In 1985 we received the Tony Award for best regional theatre and in 1990 "The Grapes of Wrath" won the Tony for best play.
"True West" ran for almost two years at The Cherry Lane Theatre, and I directed several different casts during that period. John and I did it for six months. The week after we left the show, we taped it for PBS's "American Playhouse" series. It can be found on the Internet now, and occasionally one can find a video tape (if you do some digging).
Last Saturday, Steppenwolf opened "Who's Afraid Of Virginia Wolf" on Broadway to great reviews. At a time when our theater company is earning accolades for its work in New York, I thought it interesting to note that our first trip east was made three decades ago.
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Another famous nasi kandar restaurant in Penang is called Line Clear located in Penang Street. This stall has been around for over 45 years and serves the best nasi kandar in town. If you are heading there for lunch or dinner, you better reach there earlier or else you will need to line up in a long queue.
The origin of the name Line Clear was through the practice of workers shouting "Line clear!" to indicate that a bill had been settled and the table cleared. Although the workers of Line Clear are no longer practicing it, the tables still get cleared as soon as customers are done with their meal and leave the restaurant.
The signature dish here is of course the nasi kandar which comes with a variety of flavors and dishes which includes the curries, beef rendang, honey chicken, curry prawns, fried fish roe and vegetables. With so many varieties to choose from, you can just point at what you want and the workers will pile it onto your choice of briyani or white rice. The recommendation is tomato rice but it runs out pretty quick. Therefore, just get there earlier.
The price of a normal meal that comes with honey chicken, beef rending and vegetables costs around RM6. So that's not too bad for a lunch or a dinner.
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This item appears to have been recently redisgned.The holder case/frame itself looks the same as the picture, but the actualy rods holding the spools are now MUCH better, with better ends on them as well. It seems to be packaged in a different box now also.The wire itself still seems to be very good quality.With the new spool holders, this is now a MUCH better product. Another very good value from Harbor Freight!
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Previous comments indicate that the spools in a row all revolve together. That may be correct for the earlier versions of this product, but not now. The rack could be a little sturdier.
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Good value... but..
By Trimster
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Although the idea is good, the spools of wire and the feeder guides, the implementation is profoundly Harbor Freight. ALL the ones on the shelves were damaged, missing the end connectors holding the spool rods, but they still had them out for sale. Needed the wire so we got the one with the least damaged. The cabinet was bent, missing one rod end guide so the top row is useless. Packaging is awful. No protection for the product inside. All the boxes on the shelf had holes though the sides where the spool rod ends use to be.You can mount it on the wall but no mounting hardware is included.When you spool wire from one, all the spools on that level turn and it becomes a rats nest of wires.The cost is a good value for the wire alone. Unless you get one that isn't damaged (good luck with that), just pull the spools off and throw the cabinet away. You'll be getting rid of a pile of frustration.Ultimately, putting obviously damaged goods on the shelf is a reflection on the people working at HF.
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This is a very good assortment of wire for general purpose use and works well for basic automotive electrical and other projects.The wire itself seems to be pretty good quality. It's stranded copper with good insulation.The biggest downside to this is the quality of the actual spool caddy/dispenser. It's so poorly made it just about falls apart. It would be really nice to have a dispenser like this to mount on the wall and pull the wire from as needed. Unfortunately, the spools won't stay on it, the whole thing is very flimsey. It's not even worth using, in my opinion.I had to just take the spools off and use them as is. The wire is pretty good, but the holder is worthless.
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Insulation on the wire is very thin and gets very brittle in the cold and soft in minor heat. Wire corrodes very quickly. Would be OK for interior of vehicle where it is protected but I would not suggest use on the exterior of vehicle.
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text: The Immoral Consequences of Amnesty by Jun 17, 2013 12:12 PM PT Share This: Print An aide to Rubio shrugged off the possibility of millions of American workers being displaced by amnestied foreign ones. "There are American workers who, for lack of a better term, can't cut it," he said. So the Rubio plan for these Americans is just to put them on the dole, then? If they can't cut it working, they'll need money from somewhere, and as American citizens, they still have the right to vote themselves wages for not working, right? So many Libertarian "solutions" to problems rely on this First Assumption: "First, assume that we do not have a social welfare state, so that our policies will not increase the costs of maintaining that welfare state." But we do have that welfare state, and it's not going anywhere, particularly when millions of Americans, formerly able to hold good-paying jobs, are now economically threatened by imported foreign workers and now can look only to the dole for their daily bread. The corporate class seems to only look at the direct costs of labor, without ever considering the indirect costs: That is, the cost of your product is not determined only by your materials and labor costs, but those costs plus the avalanche of taxation required to support more and more millions of Americans reduced to permanent existence on the taxpayer-funded dole. And, critically I think, there is a moral dimension to this, whose costs are so great so as to defy measure. As a moral, political, and psychological matter, it is far better to have a country in which most of its voting citizens have the self-worth and natural connection to the economy that a job provides, as opposed to having more and more citizens taking the government dole, knowing they are essentially worthless to the nation, so many useless mouths to feed. That breeds cynicism, lack of responsibility, and lawlessness, and we see it in every community in which taking the dole because almost as common as (or actually more common than) working for wages. There are very few manufacturing-type jobs left -- doing jobs, making jobs -- where the natural advantage of the American worker has not been undermined by outsourcing to other countries. This whole Amnesty bid is an attempt to do an end-run around that. We can't export these jobs to other countries? Fine, then: We'll import the workers to this one. All I can do is ask: When the Citizens-of-the-World type well-heeled Republican donor class, the businessmen and so forth, succeed in reducing even more millions of Americans to permanent unemployment, do they not understand that they will pay those unemployed Americans far, far more on the back end than they could ever possibly save by utilizing foreign workers? Work is not just an economic boon; it is a moral boon. It connects, in a man's mind, a virtue (industriousness) directly to a reward (a paycheck). It creates a connection between past (the work and training you did) to future (the paycheck you will receive), and thus promotes delayed gratification, planning for the future, and a whole host of socially-important virtues. It breeds a feeling of self-respect and self-worth. It makes the worker invested in society -- he is stakeholder in it. He has skin in the game. Worklessness does the exact opposite. It teaches that there is no connection between virtue and reward, and thus encourages a pirate or brigand mentality. Worklessness severs the connection between past effort and future reward because there is none. A magic government check just arrives twice a month -- you did nothing to earn it, except to exist. A nation can survive a limited number of citizens who have been deprived of the moral instruction of useful work, but not many of them, and certainly not a majority of them. Make no mistake: Depriving millions of Americans of gainful employment does have a cost, and a large one, and that cost will be reflected in our economy -- as well as in our morality, politics, and general level of social wellness. To be anti-Amnesty is not to be anti-immigrant: it is simply to be pro-American and pro-morality. The strange morality of despair by John Hayward Jun 17, 2013 8:07 PM PT Share This: Print In response to The Immoral Consequences of Amnesty: I've always been struck by the inevitable lawlessness of the Big Government welfare state, which would seem to be predicated on a very strict set of laws and controls. The ruling class claims the power to regulate us to Paradise, but they keep making exceptions to the regulations for themselves and their favorite constituencies. The entire process is inherently corrupt. The unseemly haste of the Left (and their cowed "partners" in the GOP) to throw amnesty at lawbreakers, and thus induct them into a nation of a million hair-splitting rules, is a good example. And contrary to the popular misconception, this won't just be amnesty for the initial offense of illegally crossing the border, which some of a libertarian bent are inclined to ignore as not really a "crime." Many illegals go on to participate in identity theft, the use of fraudulent documents, and making false statements under oath, all of which are "crime-crimes" by anyone's definition. The "comprehensive immigration reformers" are explicitly discussing forgiveness for these offenses, too. And yet, the rest of us are constantly menaced with reams of paperwork we have to sign under penalty of perjury. I took notice of the same controversial comment from one of Rubio's aides today. The Senator is distancing himself from those remarks, and insisting that they should be understood in context. Fair enough... and really, if you take them completely out of context and forget about immigration reform, there's really nothing objectionable about them. Not every American worker is a star performer. Not everyone can "cut it." Some people don't really want to try. What we need is a system that provides incentives, opportunities, rewards... and, yes, consequences... for the people who aren't star performers, and the people who don't want to perform at all. You're perceptive to note the morality of work, and the deadly social peril of neutralizing that morality. The evolution of the welfare state has been a long process of removing the last vestiges of charity and shame. Now there is only talk of what people are "entitled" to, and we're not just talking about people who would be in mortal jeopardy without government assistance. Food Stamp Nation reaches well into what was once considered the middle class. ObamaCare will take it the rest of the way, as much of the middle class gets hooked on the subsidies they'll need to afford Obama's absurdly overpriced insurance. How does the Left justify destroying the morality of work? One important technique is to de-legitimize ability, hard work, deferred gratification, and risk-taking. The successful become winners in a series of lotteries, from their lucky acquisition of biological advantages at birth, through the powerball jackpot winnings when their business ventures pay off. Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke put it in exactly those terms when addressing Princeton University recently, serving up a remarkably undiluted dose of Marxist rhetoric: "A meritocracy," Bernanke said, "is a system in which the people who are the luckiest in their health and genetic endowment; luckiest in terms of family support, encouragement and, probably, income; luckiest in their educational and career opportunities; and luckiest in so many other ways difficult to enumerate — these are the folks who reap the largest rewards." What's the solution to that natural imbalance? Bernanke explained: "The only way for even a putative meritocracy to hope to pass ethical muster, to be considered fair, is if those who are the luckiest in all of those respects also have the greatest responsibility to work hard, to contribute to the betterment of the world and to share their luck with others." That is what replaces the morality of work you described: the morality of the Procrustean petard, upon which giants are cut down to size, because success is unfair. The long days of working hard, putting off immediate desires, and anxiously waiting for risk to pay off are ignored; we meritocracy fans are just a pack of greedy lottery winners who don't want to hand over what the less fortunate, and their bloated government champion, are "entitled" to. 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Yeah, Angle/Taker is definitely a great match. I said recently 06 SD Angle might be my favourite Angle and this was the #2 match of his career by a hell of a lot. #1 is SummerSlam 01, obv, but I'm trying to think of #3 and I can't think of any match that's near as good as the match with Taker. SummerSlam 02 v Rey might be #3, but Id take the Taker match over it EASILY. I used to prefer the Taker match from 03 to NWO 06, but it's probably been three years since I've watched it.
Off the top of my head, Summerslam 2002 vs Rey, Smackdown 2003 vs Taker and maybe one of the Austin TV bouts (they seemed to have a shit load of very good TV matches on and off from 01-02) would be Angle's third best WWF/E match behind the obvious Summerslam 2001 and No Way Out 2006 matches. Didn't Cal have the 03 Taker/Angle match incredibly high on his WWE ballot? I know he's a huge fan of it and on last watch whilst I had it a little lower than he did in regards to 'Best TV match ever' its still a superb TV match and definitely an example of Taker being a consistently strong opponent for Angle.
Pretty sure Cal was a big fan of their SD 2006 match, though I honestly can't recall much about it other than thinking its another strong edition in their 06 series. No Mercy 2003 vs Cena also seems to be a fairly popular 'rarely talked about match', think Crossface wrote a scorching review at the other place and really dug it, though I can't recall how recent it was (may actually have been for the WWF/E poll). Pretty sure there's one Benoit match that isn't the Rumble encounter which Andy/Cal/Crossface and others dig ahead of their others, I want to say Unforgiven 2002 but I might be talking out of my arse there.
I haven't seen the SD Ironman vs Lesnar in forever but that could also be a contender for 4th/5th/6th best Angle match. At the very least it seems more appealing than either Michaels match or the Benoit series.
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Inserting cultures/racial epithets into "I Kill Bitches" is just brilliant. All of a sudden it becomes offensive... This is a great essay. I submitted it to Jezebel.ReplyDelete
Wow, I didn't even know you could do that! Thanks, Brittany. That makes me feel pretty awesome. (And thanks, everyone else. I still get alternately sad and angry when I read this post. Sigh.)ReplyDelete
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Wow, I'm speechless. This is so well written and spot on. I discussed it with my husband as I read it. He is in agreement with you, as well, but unfortunately thinks we are doomed. What c an we do Miri? You should run for president! Lol! I love your controversial subjects!ReplyDelete
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This is a great essay, Miri. Have you thought of creating a petition on Change.org about this? You could have this essay be the wording in the petition and then demand FB take down these groups because they violate their own regulations against violence.
Also, have you thought about posting this to Reddit?
I submitted this to Reddit, Miri. It's categorized as Political and it's Titled, "FB thinks Raping a 12 year old is Funny."
This is a really good article!
Thank you, Sara! I hadn't thought of creating a petition, but I'll look into it. I know there already was at least one about the 12-year-old slut meme, but the petition's closed now.ReplyDelete
whenever our freedoms of speech do not include the freedom to say whatever we want about races, creeds, religions and sex, we DO NOT have freedom of speech anymore....first it was you cant say that about black people, then gays, now women, soon it will be considered a hate crime to say anything bad about anyone, and we will live in a fucking police state...
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J.K. Rowling: Publicity Wizard or Mere Muggle?
Whether you're a Harry Potter fan or not, you know who J.K. Rowling is. I bet you never heard of Robert Galbraith or "The Cuckoo's Calling" until it was revealed on Monday that Robert is Rowling and that "Cuckoo" is about….
Forget what the book is about – the news here is that Rowling penned the book under a male pseudonym and a reporter for the London Sunday Times revealed this past week that she was the author. The second of Rowling's adult novels, this one was well received by critics but sold only 1,500 copies since its April release. That is about 450 million less copies than her Harry Potter books. Unsurprisingly, since the big reveal, sales of "Cuckoo's Calling" have increased 500% and it's near the top of Amazon's best-seller list.
Rowling told The Times of London that the experience was worthwhile: "I had hoped to keep this secret a little longer, because being Robert Galbraith has been such a liberating experience. It has been wonderful to publish without hype or expectation, and pure pleasure to get feedback under a different name."
The skeptic in me (and it's a big part of me) says this was magnificently orchestrated by Rowling and her publisher. After basking in the glow of every single Harry Potter book, then writing adult fiction ("The Casual Vacancy" that can best be described as "meh") what's a famous author to do other than test a new genre and gauge public reaction without exposing her true identity? She knew that a good number of Muggles would gravitate to a crime mystery "Cuckoo's Calling" written by a certain J.K. Rowling.
These shenanigans got me thinking about whether I would go incognito to test a wild idea, start down a new career path or pen a ground-breaking manifesto. Let's assume I'm a well-known person with a tremendous following (neither is true). And I am sick and tired of the "hype" and "expectation." Would I have the courage of my conviction and let the chips fall where they may? Or would I come up with a new pen name (just as Rowling, and Stephen King, Anne Rice and others before them) and time the unmasking and glorious hype just so?
I'd like to think I'd use my real identity. But it's hard to imagine the kind of success that allows the freedom to choose and the preordained acceptance of that choice.
What would you do?
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Paula Deen, J.Lo, Next Crisis: What is PR's Role in a Hot Mess?
There are countless communications takeaways from the recent celebrity gaffes. Whether it's Paula Deen dealing with allegations of being a racist and then dropped like a buttered sweet potato by every brand partner, or Jennifer Lopez singing "Happy Birthday" to Turkmenistan's authoritarian ruler for his 56th birthday last Saturday night, one thing is for sure: another day, another blunder by a celebrity or public figure.
Is the PR team to blame for either of these crises — or is it to be sympathized with? After all, wrangling bosses with high stature and over-sized egos to do and say what you advise is not kid's play. You win some, you lose some. In the Paula Deen and J.Lo cases, I take the side that PR could have done a better job of doing their job. Public Relations is not just about pitching stories to the media (which is what most of the public thinks) – it's about improving or maintaining reputations, shaping messages, avoiding crises, moving a brand forward, managing expectations, and so much more.
PR could have shined in both these crises – resulting in another needed feather in the PR cap. (Notably, there are hundreds of crises every day that never see the light of media because PR is in fact doing its job.)
Because too much has already been written and said about Paula Deen, I will keep this one simple: PR counselors can't make their clients less racist, but a strategic and strong PR counsel can guide their client to take the right steps to mitigate crisis, to apologize, to articulate how he or she will make amends. Instead, we hear Deen utter: "I is what I is" and we hear her challenging people to throw stones at her head if they weren't guilty as well of saying mean things. Even before getting into crisis management mode, shouldn't Deen's PR team have seen this coming? Did they have a seat at any of Deen's many tables, guiding her on public perception, listening to what her employees were saying and feeling? It was a public secret that Deen used the "N-word" often.
From Savannah to the Central Asian country of Turkmenistan we have another situation that will predictably be less of a long-term problem for the celebrity. J.Lo was the guest of a China National Petroleum Corp. event in Turkmenistan when she was asked to sing "Happy Birthday" to that country's leader, Gurbanguly Berdymukhamedov. J.Lo's spokesman, Mark Young, told the New York Post: "Had there been knowledge of human-rights issues of any kind, Jennifer would not have attended" the birthday party. Um, Google or Bing "Turkmenistan" and you'll find that Human Rights Watch lists it "among the most repressive" countries in the world. As my PR News colleague Lucia Davis writes on prnewsonline, this crisis, too, could have been avoided.
The whole situation was made worse by J.Lo's team members' enthusiasm for being at this event, with her choreographer cluelessly tweeting: "The Turkmenistan breeze feels amazing at night, kidz! I wonder where all my Turkmenistan followers are!? Hit me up!" Perhaps the people of this land can't follow him on Tweeter because, according to Human Rights Watch, "The Turkmen government exercises total control of public life."
In my 18 years in the PR space, one of the most basic pieces of advice volleyed between media and PR people has been to "do your homework." PR people shouldn't pitch stories to reporters without knowing what and whom they cover. And reporters should respect PR's role in the ecosystem, whether it's a political, entertainment, business or nonprofit story, and should come into the interview knowing a thing or two about their subject. Had J.Lo's team done its homework, it would have easily discovered that even showing up for an event honoring a repressive world leader is ill-advised. Singing "Happy Birthday" was just icing on the stinking cake. Had Paula Deen's PR team done a listening tour of the people closest to her empire – such as her employees – they could have put measures in place to avoid the downward spiral.
Summer's here, school is out, but we will always have our homework to do.
- Diane Schwartz
Firing of Zimmer Doesn't Exactly Suit a Social Media Age
In abruptly firing Men's Wearhouse founder and executive chairman George Zimmer, the men's clothing company has sent a few messages to the marketplace, none of which are likely to help the brand's reputation or its PR efforts.
Men's Wearhouse gave no explanation for firing Zimmer, who built the company from one small Texas store to "one of North America's largest specialty men's clothiers with 1,143 locations," according to The Huffington Post, adding that the company generated revenue of $2.48 billion in its latest fiscal year ended Feb. 2.
To add insult to injury, the firing came on the heels of the company's announcement last week that profits were up 23%.
Perhaps Zimmer—the face of the brand who assures consumers in television commercials that "You're going to like the way you look"—is being punished for helping to generate solid numbers for the brand. That's puzzling enough. Yet it wouldn't be the first time that a company's founder was ousted by the board of directors, the late Steve Jobs being the most prominent example.
What's even more bewildering is the Zimmer handed over the CEO reins to his successor, Douglas Ewart, in 2011.
Zimmer, for one, has not been shy about airing his grievances. "Over the past several months I have expressed my concerns to the board about the direction the company is currently heading," Zimmer told CNBC. "Instead of fostering the kind of dialogue in the boardroom that has in part contributed to our success, the Board has inappropriately chosen to silence my concerns through termination as an executive officer."
Men's Wearhouse has responded to Zimmer's comments with radio silence. That's the company's prerogative, of course, never mind that it betrays an incredibly dim view of public relations.
"The move goes against everything you learned about corporate communications," said David Johnson, CEO of PR agency Strategic Vision LLC. The decision "creates uncertainty among existing customers about where the brand is going."
Some reports pegged the move to Men's Wearhouse wanting to re-tailor the brand for the millennials (people born from the early 1980s to the early 2000s).
If so, Men's Wearhouse has a peculiar way of communicating to millennials, who seem to value transparency, openness and dialogue—everything Men's Wearhouse avoided when it decided to dump Zimmer.
Indeed, they don't call it "social media" for nothing. Other reports suggested that Zimmer's support for legalizing marijuana may have gotten him in trouble.
Whatever the case, Men's Wearhouse comes off as a company that's stuck in time.
If the company had serious differences with Zimmer it should have had the gumption to tell consumers via its social channels why the man synonymous with the brand was being summarily let go and where the company goes from here.
Initial returns on Men's Wearhouse secrecy strategy are less than encouraging. Hundreds of Men's Wearhouse shoppers took to its Facebook page to express their outrage over the firing of Zimmer, per CNNMoney.com. Said one customer: "Oust George and lose my business. I guarantee it."
Maybe the suits at Men's Wearhouse need to reconsider their decision to get rid of Zimmer and get more schooling in PR in the process.
(Earlier today, Men's Wearhouse Board of Directors released a statement explaining why the company fired Zimmer.)
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How to Avoid the Stink in Your Storytelling
My son Max tells very long stories that veer in curious directions. By the time he's nearing the point, he forgets the ending. It's rather cute and endearing – he is, after all, only 12 years old. He will sometimes exclaim frustratingly: "I forgot what I was going to say!" Can we admit that often it's as if a 12-year-old is telling a story about his brand? And we aren't as forgiving, are we?
Storytelling in PR comes in many forms: press releases, emails, memos, phone calls, meetings, press conferences, interviews. Our stakeholders have short attention spans and are less charitable about seeing through the foggy messages. They are not our parents, who will listen to our stories and love us even more for the muddled storytelling. No, stakeholders will send you on your merry way, and latch on to a better story.
Like you and me, our audiences like a story that has heart, that makes us think and moves us in some way. A few days ago, I heard about Pedigree's partnership with "Annie" on Broadway and the search for a shelter dog to play Sandy. The story is heart-warming and memorable, and makes me want to buy Pedigree dog food and see Annie for the umpteenth time. The story had emotion.
It's the communicator's role to find the compelling story in the message and then make it stick. At PR News' Content Marketing Boot Camp on Tuesday, one speaker noted that "if it doesn't spread, it's dead." That's a catchy reminder, but even in the age of social media and attention deficits, your story must be authentic, true to your brand's story line and characters.
The best stories spread, then stick and, most importantly, result in a positive action or reaction. In other words, sticky can sometimes be stinky. Which leads me to my last point: know what to leave out of a story. Every brand and company is filled with stories. Not all of those stories should be told. Curate your stories, identify the narrative and figure out what's better left unsaid. Not every story is worth repeating. Unless it's about your kids.
- Diane Schwartz
What Should Adam Levine Do? The Voice of Reason…
By now you've heard the news that Adam Levine hates his country. No, he loves his country. Wait a minute: what does he really feel and why do we care? If "The Voice" coach and Maroon Five singer truly hated America, the worst that could happen is he gets kicked off "The Voice" and his band suffers in the Apple store.
For communications professionals, Adam Levine's gut response, "I hate this country" made after two of his singers got voted off "The Voice" on Tuesday night, is an example of public figures saying something stupid for a split second. That's all it takes, a split second, for a quote to go viral and escalate to a top story. The public and media know a great sound bite when they hear it, especially surprising when it comes out of the mouths of generally well-liked, behaving celebrities.
What PR advice would you give Adam? Here are some steps Adam has already taken and that he might want to consider over the next 48 hours:
Respond via social media. On his Twitter handle, he tweeted definitions of "humorless," "joke," "misunderstand" and "lighthearted." His fans are on Twitter, so responding to them in a less conspicuous manner was the right move.
Issue a statement. That he did:
"I obviously love my country very much and my comments last night were made purely out of frustration. Being a part of The Voice, I am passionately invested in my team and want to see my artists succeed. Last night's elimination of Judith and Sarah was confusing and downright emotional for me and my comments were made based on my personal dissatisfaction with the results. I am very connected to my artists and know they have long careers ahead, regardless of their outcome on the show."
Ride it out. This too shall be passed over by other non-important news. Justin Bieber continues to behave badly, Arrested Development is back and Beyonce might be having another baby.
Be more careful. That microphone works, Adam. Think before you speak into it.
Here are things Adam shouldn't do in the next 48 hours:
> Wear red, white and blue.
> Get a tattoo of the U.S. flag on his wrist (wait at least a year).
> Write a song about patriotism.
> Become the spokesperson for the Armed Forces.
> Step down from "The Voice."
And, for the producers of "The Voice," enjoy the boost in ratings.
- Diane Schwartz
Tips From a Reporter on Great PR Writing
We've been doing a lot of writing in PR News lately on great PR writing and as I was reflecting on this very intricate craft—a form of writing that requires immense skill—I thought it might be useful to reflect on what a journalist looks for in PR writing—not just press releases, but also corporate letters, comments from executives, and more. So here goes, more or less in the order of importance:
• First and foremost, tell a story, but remember your story is not automatically interesting to the media and stakeholders. You have to anticipate what your external constituents will view as significant from their perspective. But let's get back to the concept of story-telling. If there's a narrative—if there's a sense of progress, or change, or surprise, or accomplishment, that's what will get the attention of a reporter. Especially if the story is unexpected, or counter-intuitive, or it defies the conventional wisdom. That's what reporters look for, because those are the things they want to offer to their readers.
• Don't force big news out of small news. I got a press release just last week from a media company CEO, who assured me this was "big, big news." Well, it wasn't. Loss of credibility because of a breathless effort to turn non news into big news is hard to repair.
• Don't lead with the "what," lead with the "why." It's harder for a reporter to care that your CEO just gave a speech at the TED Conference, or that your company just won a major industry award, or even that you exceeded earnings expectations for the quarter by 4 percent. It's much easier to care that the CEO's presentation was really important because it generated news, or caused a stir, or that your earning would have missed except for some specific act. You get the idea.
• When using quotes, avoid "happy talk." I've read 10,000 quotes that proclaim a CEO is "delighted to have Bob join the team…" Perhaps you thought we were expecting to hear that you're "kind of bummed out that Bob is joining the team, because we really wanted Jane." It's better to simply lay out what Bob or Jane is expected to do, and why the hire matters.
• Avoid hackneyed and hyperbolic words. Nothing makes journalists' eyes glaze over faster than you touting your "solutions," your "global" reach and your "industry-leading" position.
• Don't bury the lead. Usually, you can tell the gist of your story in half the number of words you used. This mainly comes down to disciplined self editing, but you also have to keep in mind the fact that early drafts of writing almost always take their time getting to the point and usually back into the point.
• Don't use exclamation points. Don't use bold-faced words. Don't use all-caps. You'd be amazed at how well-crafted sentences and solid choice of words actually speak for themselves, without any need to call attention to them.
- Tony Silber
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