First, to assure space in the paper and a readership of what does appear, a journalist wants to hook the new event or discovery into a larger story that has ongoing public interest such as cures for cancer, heart disease, or, in our case, Parkinsonism or Alzheimer's disease.
"Since the implant is already hooking these events, the implant knows when the TV will be entering Fake-Off mode".
He said the district attorney's office had bought the married man's version of events "hook, line and sinker".
On December 16, two days past the fifth anniversary of the massacre at Sandy Hook, the event in Worcester is being copied by buybacks in two other cities in Massachusetts, cities in five other New England states, a site in California and perhaps several more states coming on.
It's powered by its audience, who are encouraged to ride their bikes to the event, then hook them up to the generators and power the performance, tuning into the soundtrack on FM radios or mobile phones.
He hopes that the event will "hook people up so everyone can save money, and maybe make some friends while they're at it". Leybovich's fellow ASUC Senator, Noah Kagan, set up an online book swap, the Berkeley Book Exchange, last year that is still going strong, with more than 7,000 books for sale.
Both genres deal with a crisis or key event to hook the reader and keep the story going.
In other words, the event hooked onto a cultural evolution already taking place locally, thus encouraging existing efforts towards a more innovative, critical and socially relevant art.
