Letter in a bottle

Use a smartphone or GPS device to navigate to the provided coordinates. Look for a small hidden container. When you find it, write your name and date in the logbook. If you take something from the container, leave something in exchange. The terrain is 1.5 and difficulty is 1.5 (out of 5).

As I left the house this morning, I nearly tripped over a glass bottle on my front porch. I didn't give it much thought and was about to toss it in the recycle bin when I noticed it had a piece of paper in it. I fished out the paper and unrolled it to reveal its single word message: Pirates After reading Shezcrafti's awesome entry in this week's League of Extraordinary Bloggers assignment, it gave me the idea for my own post. I wasn't quite sure where I'd be going with this post until then…

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There’s a reason why direct mail is often referred to as junk mail. The tedious letters promising “big savings” and “best deals” are often tossed before anyone’s even opened them because they fail to offer anything new or interesting. But…

Contacting an editor for the first time can be intimidating, especially for writers who lack experience. It can be hard to even get the contact details of an editor. Although there is no standard way of introducing yourself to editors, most science writers make first contact by email, including at least a story idea, if not a full pitch. So, writing a persuasive, compelling email is key to having a successful first-time contact with an editor.

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A sailor on Kauai who was minding his own business while participating in a beach clean up found a message in bottle that had been dropped in the ocean more than five years ago by a Japanese school girl. Petty Officer Jon Moore stumbled upon the clear glass bottle today at the Pacific Missile Range Facility on Kauai. Inside, he found a note from Saki Arikawa, four origami flowers, and a photo of Arikawa's sixth grade glass in Kagoshima. 'I wrote this letter because we'll graduate elementary…

High schoolers in Japan's Chiba Prefecture sent out the message in a bottle in 1984 to try to investigate ocean currents.