References to scuba-diving in a 1925 poem (the word dates from the 1940s) should have alerted the journal's editors, but when lecturer Kent Johnson emerged as the probable hoaxer the Review opted for righteous indignation, declaring itself the victim of a "criminal act".
At the end of each day, my Google alert for "journaling," comes into my email box.
New Journal Alert: SIAM Journal on Mathematics of Data Science.
Federal and state officials had been negotiating over the excessive rates since 2010, when an investigation by The Poughkeepsie Journal alerted the Obama administration to the overpayments.
An investigation began in 2008 after an article in the Wall Street Journal alerted the US regulator, the Commodity Futures Trading Commission, to "dislocations" in the way banks submitted the interest rates at which they could borrow from other banks, the so-called interbank rate, though it later emerged that the CFTC and other regulators had ignored warnings.
He also subscribes to various weekly and monthly journal alerts by e-mail and uses "the EndNote (application on my computer) to manage many thousands of citations in my literature database".
In 2010 the Wall Street Journal alerted us to Dimon's full court press ambition, voiced through his commodity chief Blythe Masters to have JPMorgan "build the number one commodities franchise on the planet" and added that rivals are "scared s__less of us".
National Journal Convention Alert, August 30thWrestlers for Bush"George and I were a little concerned...The entire American wrestling team wanted to date them".Laura Bush on her daughters' visit to the Olympics.
Another reason for not issuing an earlier alert is that many journals impose strict embargoes on releasing information in papers before publication.
"A lot of the stuff was honestly the media getting carried away, that was not something that happened," Sacks said, likely in reference to a story from The Wall Street Journal about alerting employees not to have sex in the company's stairwells.
