If it's been a while since you last wrote, don't try to catch up on all the interesting past events - that kills a journal faster than anything.
Despite his pleas for coverage to The Journal, Fortune, Fast Money and Business Week, none have expressed interest, he said.
It is based on a Markov simulation algorithm due to Metropolis et al. (Metropolis, Rosenbluth, Rosenbluth and Teller, Equations of state calculatons by fast computing machines. Journal of Chemical Physics, 1953 21 6): 1953 21 6).
The article focuses on the public's increasing awareness of items such as the habanero and chipotle peppers (one is now a Doritos flavor and the other a fast-food chain, the Journal points out).
Some commentators argue he published in an Australian journal to fast-track his hypothesis and obtain priority for his theory over ideas that were published later that year in a paper written by David Talmage, which Burnet had read prior to its publication.
11 They examined NIHR HTA projects with a planned submission date for the draft final report on or before 9 December 2011 and reported that for primary research the median time to publication in the HTA Journal was faster than that in other non- HTA Journal publications (26.5 and 35.5 months, respectively).
We do believe that the time is right for this type of journal in the fast growing field of health economic research.
Twenty years ago, in "America Revised," Frances FitzGerald complained about the quality gulf between the haute cuisine served by leading history journals and the fast food dished out in most history textbooks.
This kind of bravado suggests an industry riding high, but, as the Wall Street Journal reports this week, fast-food companies have been losing market share to slightly higher-end competitors like Panera and Chipotle, especially among young people.
Klein is just the latest of a number of well-known writers who have fled such sinking vessels as the Post, the Times, and the Wall Street Journal for the faster, lighter, wing-sail multihulls that skim along the surface of digital media.
