[HubbardBrookISE] NSF Twitter Poll

Mon Dec 12 08:58:12 EST 2016

For all you social media buffs 9or folks who have a twitter account you never use), please follow the link below and take the NSF ISE Twitter Poll and retweet to all your friends and colleagues!  The Science Nations video comes out tomorrow! :)

From: Howell, Laurie Modena (Contractor) [mailto:lhowell at associates.nsf.gov]
Sent: Monday, December 12, 2016 8:49 AM
To: Rustad, Lindsey -FS <lrustad at fs.fed.us>; ctdrisco at syr.edu; sarahgarlick at gmail.com; Kane, Matthew D. <mkane at nsf.gov>; Dybas, Cheryl L. <cdybas at nsf.gov>
Subject: RE: "Ice Storms" video description for review

Good morning!

Our Twitter Poll is up:  https://twitter.com/NSF/status/808307250070777856

I will be looping you in on the release of the video and the answer to the Twitter poll tomorrow morning. Have a great day everyone.

Best Regards,

Laurie Howell
Multimedia Producer, Office of Legislative and Public Affairs
National Science Foundation Contractor
PostModern Company
W) 703-292-8160 C) 703-717-3983

From: Howell, Laurie Modena (Contractor)
Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2016 9:42 PM
To: 'Rustad, Lindsey -FS' <lrustad at fs.fed.us<mailto:lrustad at fs.fed.us>>; ctdrisco at syr.edu<mailto:ctdrisco at syr.edu>; sarahgarlick at gmail.com<mailto:sarahgarlick at gmail.com>; Kane, Matthew D. <mkane at nsf.gov<mailto:mkane at nsf.gov>>; Dybas, Cheryl L. <cdybas at nsf.gov<mailto:cdybas at nsf.gov>>
Subject: RE: "Ice Storms" video description for review

Thanks you guys! I will loop you in when it posts the day before the release.

Best Regards,

Laurie Howell
Multimedia Producer, Office of Legislative and Public Affairs
National Science Foundation Contractor
PostModern Company
W) 703-292-8160<tel:703-292-8160> C) 703-717-3983<tel:703-717-3983>

From: Rustad, Lindsey -FS [mailto:lrustad at fs.fed.us]
Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2016 7:40 PM
To: Howell, Laurie Modena (Contractor) <lhowell at associates.nsf.gov<mailto:lhowell at associates.nsf.gov>>; ctdrisco at syr.edu<mailto:ctdrisco at syr.edu>; sarahgarlick at gmail.com<mailto:sarahgarlick at gmail.com>; Kane, Matthew D. <mkane at nsf.gov<mailto:mkane at nsf.gov>>; Dybas, Cheryl L. <cdybas at nsf.gov<mailto:cdybas at nsf.gov>>
Subject: RE: "Ice Storms" video description for review

I like it!

From: Howell, Laurie Modena (Contractor) [mailto:lhowell at associates.nsf.gov]
Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2016 1:10 PM
To: ctdrisco at syr.edu<mailto:ctdrisco at syr.edu>; Rustad, Lindsey -FS <lrustad at fs.fed.us<mailto:lrustad at fs.fed.us>>; sarahgarlick at gmail.com<mailto:sarahgarlick at gmail.com>; Kane, Matthew D. <mkane at nsf.gov<mailto:mkane at nsf.gov>>; Dybas, Cheryl L. <cdybas at nsf.gov<mailto:cdybas at nsf.gov>>
Subject: RE: "Ice Storms" video description for review

I like it!  I made it a little more compact. How's this?

In addition to people, ice storms impact:

a)      Flora and fauna;

b)      Water;

c)       Greenhouse gases;

d)      All of the above.

Best Regards,

Laurie Howell
Multimedia Producer, Office of Legislative and Public Affairs
National Science Foundation Contractor
PostModern Company
W) 703-292-8160<tel:703-292-8160> C) 703-717-3983<tel:703-717-3983>

From: Charles T Driscoll Jr [mailto:ctdrisco at syr.edu]
Sent: Sunday, December 04, 2016 10:39 AM
To: Howell, Laurie Modena (Contractor) <lhowell at associates.nsf.gov<mailto:lhowell at associates.nsf.gov>>; lrustad at fs.fed.us<mailto:lrustad at fs.fed.us>; sarahgarlick at gmail.com<mailto:sarahgarlick at gmail.com>; Kane, Matthew D. <mkane at nsf.gov<mailto:mkane at nsf.gov>>; Dybas, Cheryl L. <cdybas at nsf.gov<mailto:cdybas at nsf.gov>>
Subject: RE: "Ice Storms" video description for review

Laurie, I have not ever done something like this before.  You would probably want something straightforward like:

When ice storms occur they impact:

a)      People;

b)      Trees;

c)       Birds;

d)      Water;

e)      Greenhouse gases;

f)       All of the above.
Cheers,
Charley

From: Howell, Laurie Modena (Contractor) [mailto:lhowell at associates.nsf.gov]
Sent: Thursday, December 1, 2016 1:07 PM
To: Charles T Driscoll Jr; lrustad at fs.fed.us<mailto:lrustad at fs.fed.us>; sarahgarlick at gmail.com<mailto:sarahgarlick at gmail.com>; Kane, Matthew D.; Dybas, Cheryl L.
Subject: RE: "Ice Storms" video description for review

Hi folks,

If you're interested, I could post a Twitter Poll the day before the release of Ice Storms to engage viewers beforehand. It should be a question related to the research topic and it can be either a "true or false" or "multiple choice" question.  NSF Twitter followers will have 24 hours to answer it and we typically get several hundred responses.

Let me know your thoughts and if you have any ideas for the question.

Best Regards,

Laurie Howell
Multimedia Producer, Office of Legislative and Public Affairs
National Science Foundation Contractor
PostModern Company
W) 703-292-8160 C) 703-717-3983

From: Howell, Laurie Modena (Contractor)
Sent: Wednesday, November 30, 2016 5:26 PM
To: 'ctdrisco at syr.edu' <ctdrisco at syr.edu<mailto:ctdrisco at syr.edu>>; 'lrustad at fs.fed.us' <lrustad at fs.fed.us<mailto:lrustad at fs.fed.us>>; 'sarahgarlick at gmail.com' <sarahgarlick at gmail.com<mailto:sarahgarlick at gmail.com>>; Kane, Matthew D. <mkane at nsf.gov<mailto:mkane at nsf.gov>>; Dybas, Cheryl L. <cdybas at nsf.gov<mailto:cdybas at nsf.gov>>
Subject: "Ice Storms" video description for review

Hi All,

Our "Ice Storms<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UlZVCQSkiAE&feature=youtu.be>" (please do not share link) Science Nation video will be released on Tuesday, Dec. 13th and I will loop you in on the outreach. Below are the proposed title, tease and very brief description. Please let me know by COB Monday, Dec. 5th  if you have any edits, questions and/or concerns. I'm happy to add information and/or links and to re-work anything for you.

(Working) Show Title: Scientists create ice storms to study nature's chilly response

(Working) Show Tease: Novel experiment at Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest to quantify cost of ice storms on forest ecosystems

(Working) Description: Anyone who's ever driven in freezing rain knows all too well the potential hazards of an ice storm. These powerful winter weather events are also capable of catastrophic ecological and socio-economic impacts on forest ecosystems, affecting forest species and productivity, and even increasing the risk of fire. Syracuse University bio-geochemist Charley Driscoll and USDA Forest Service ecologist Lindsey Rustad are part of a team supported by that National Science Foundation to scientifically monitor more precisely how a forest ecosystem responds to and recovers from ice storms. And, the researchers are not waiting on Mother Nature to provide the right weather. They're creating their own ice storms in New Hampshire's Hubbard Brook Experimental Forest<http://www.hubbardbrook.org/>.

Best Regards,

Laurie Howell
Multimedia Producer, Office of Legislative and Public Affairs
National Science Foundation Contractor
PostModern Company
W) 703-292-8160 C) 703-717-3983

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