JMartJr
Senior Member.
Don't settle for scale. Get at least "Scale plus 10," which tacks on 10% for your agent -- if you don't have an agent, you keep the 10. But to bring a major story like that to Tucker, I think you want travel and per diem on top, at the very least. I have no idea how the calculate residuals for webcasts, or if they even do -- if they don't, get double scale if you can as the FIRST residual payment is normally scale again.
PS: I am available to collect corroborating evidence at this location if chembunnies that include a large quantity of cat hair are any use to you. We can negotiate a percentage of whatever Tucker winds up paying you.
APS: It is extremely likely that I will use the "chembunnies" concept somewhere, at some point. Brilliant.
I was up last night, so clearly they are messing with my sleep. It's everywhere. I find them in friends houses. Use some tape and collect samples. If you look at them under a microscope they look different from dustbunnies.
Ann K
Senior Member.
We had them — in the chemistry lab where I worked — when they tried to save some money by cutting back on the cleaning staff. I taped one to a sign reading "D wing mascot: do not feed" and was told off disapprovingly, but at least we got the floors cleaned.
JMartJr
Senior Member.
I notice they are persistent...If you look at them under a microscope they look different from dustbunnies.
John J.
Senior Member.
They did exist in the past, but they didn't hang around for long like they do now. My Mum would have noticed.
John J.
Senior Member.
The thread 1971 Lake Cote / Lago de Cote UFO Aerial Photo has a post from @jackfrostvc (# 367) which contains a letter from Gene Huff, a sometime associate of Bob Lazar, discussing whether a (claimed) satellite photo of Area 51 shows a flying saucer:
In fairness, if someone wrote the blurb for the leaflet in a Testors kit- the color one, not the other one- then I for one won't question their credentials.
This is the kit. Please note, paints, polystyrene cement and element 115 not included.
In fairness, if someone wrote the blurb for the leaflet in a Testors kit- the color one, not the other one- then I for one won't question their credentials.
This is the kit. Please note, paints, polystyrene cement and element 115 not included.
jackfrostvc
Senior Member.
@John J.
I must admit I chuckled at that a bit also. But then I realised there was some context.
There was more to the conversation, basically they were talking about the Testors Model and someone had brought up that Russian satellite pic (with appears to show a disc) which is included in the Testors Model.
I must admit I chuckled at that a bit also. But then I realised there was some context.
There was more to the conversation, basically they were talking about the Testors Model and someone had brought up that Russian satellite pic (with appears to show a disc) which is included in the Testors Model.
Mendel
Senior Member.
Some people get published in peer-reviewed journals, others get published in the toy store.
FatPhil
Senior Member.
I've heard of pay-to-play journals, but this is not what I imagined.Some people get published in peer-reviewed journals, others get published in the toy store.
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