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I'm among the few Landing Page Optimization experts who believe that landing pages should be created in such a way that they consistently boost conversion. If you're in the quest of knowing how to create landing pages that convert, then allow me to share these 10 landing page optimization tips that I have used to create and optimize all the great landing pages I have worked on so far, with you. Implement these tips on your next landing page design and sit back and enjoy the joys of creating a high converting landing page like I have :)
Let's dive right in.
10 Tips On How To Create High Converting Landing Pages
1) The Main Navigation on the Side or Top Should Be Removed
It takes some effort to bring visitors on your landing page and after all the work you wouldn't want them leaving without responding to your call on your landing page. Hence any link on your landing page that enable visitors to move about your website, will run the risk of distracting them, which will increases the chance of them abandoning your landing page before they convert. To reduce this friction and increase your landing page conversion rates, I would advise you remove the main navigation from your landing page(s).
2) Have All Necessary Elements on your Landing Page
Usually than not, landing pages are used as a medium to convert visitors into leads by getting them to completing a transaction or by collecting contact information from them. To make these happen, the landing page should consist of the following important elements:
- A headline and sub-headline
- A clear and succinct description of the offer while emphasizing the offer's value
- At least one supporting killer image
- A social proof usually elements such as testimonials or security badges
- And of course, a custom form to capture visitors' information.
3) The Headline of the Landing Page should correspond to the CTA
It's important to keep your messaging consistent in both your headline and call-to-action (CTA) on your landing page. Usually if your headline reads differently from what is on your CTA, your visitors' might be confused and wonder if the CTA is linked to the wrong page. Remember, your landing page should reflect what you promised in your call-to-action.
The fold is the section of your website your visitors can see without scrolling, and to boost conversion it's paramount you keep the most important parts of your webpage including your primary call to action above the fold. You should definitely take into account your average browser size when you are designing your landing page.
5) Utilize White Space
In landing page optimization, it could be said that 'Less Is More' hence a cluttered page usually end up distracting and confusing your visitors. Try and utilize white space and keep your page components (i.e. text and images) on point.
6) Always Emphasize Your Offer's Value
As a rule of thumb, I recommend you highlight the benefits of the offer with a brief paragraph followed by a few bullet points. You don't just want to list what your product is offering; you have to go ahead and clearly highlight the value of the offer and give visitors a compelling reason to respond to your call to action in such a way you want them to respond.
7) Only Ask for the Information You Really Need
Quite a few clients that I have worked with struggle a little bit with how much or how little information they should require on their forms. I always advise them to only collect the information they really need to qualify their leads. Usually, the fewer fields you have on a form, the higher the conversion rate. I believe that's because each new field you add to a form creates more work for the visitor, and quite what? A lot of people are not ready to spend that extra time filling your forms. That said though, usually the more fields you require, the better quality leads you would likely get. Here's the bottom-line, test the form length that works best for your business.
8) Encourage Social Sharing
In as much as it's thoughtful to include social media sharing buttons on your landing page to enable your prospects to evangelize your content and offers. I recommend you add these social media sharing buttons on your 'Thank You' page, for two reasons – First, having social media sharing buttons on your landing page might distract your prospects from converting because you've provided more than one call to actions on one landing page. Secondly it's more enriching when prospects who have converted and want to be associated with your brand shares your offer or content. As usual, you have to test what converts better for your landing page.
9) Use An Appropriate Call To Action
Avoid using the word "Submit" on your form button as much as you can. Let your call to action be the benefit that relates to what prospects will be getting in return. For instance, if the form is to subscribe to your newsletter, the submit button should say, "Subscribe to Our Newsletter."
Also try to make your call to action button big, bold, and colorful, and make it look like a button i.e. clickable.
10) Harness Social Proof and Reduce Prospects' Anxiety
People are resistant to give up their personal information including their phone numbers talk more of their card details. To help reduce visitors' form completion anxiety on your landing page, try adding some of the below elements:
- Add a privacy message (or a lightbox link to your privacy policy) just under the form that indicates visitors' email addresses will not be shared or sold.
- To enable your visitors know their information is safe and secure include security seals, or certifications if you have them.
- Another great way to harness social proof is to add testimonials or customer logos.
How good are you in creating landing pages that convert? What challenges do you face when you are trying to create and/or optimize your landing pages for more conversions? What would you like to this post?
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It's Oscar season! Actually, the Oscars aren't until the end of February, so we've got another few weeks of hype and speculation and scathing critical analysis. Fun stuff!
But before we get into all that… Gender Matters columnist Akiba Solomon takes down a new Washington Post report that seeks to dissect (in Akiba's words) "Blackus Womanamina Americanus," and yet manages to ignore every structural force that might make a black woman's life the way it is. The Washington Post concludes that black women haven't defined themselves. Akiba concludes differently:
Black women have been defining ourselves since before Sojourner Truth made her infamous 1851 "Ain't I a Woman" speech. Over and over and over and over and over and over and overand over again, black women tell, no scream, about our humanity, complexity, legacy, pride, sisterhood, spirituality, money problems, romantic desires, bone-deep sadness, moral conflicts, sexuality and joy. Some of us are dying for a "Sunday Kind of Love." Some of us think we're cute and "Cleva." Some of us aren't that damn deep. The problem isn't that black women haven't defined ourselves for ourselves. It's that mainstream media DON'T LISTEN.
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And after screaming to anyone who will listen about your basic humanity for three-plus centuries, you get fucking tired. And that's when the sharks really go in for the kill. That's exactly what I think about the corporate media's attack on Black women now—-sharks, the lot of them.
We don't need to look far to see how this plays out in Hollywood. Akiba wrote a beautiful rejection of The Help's 'historical whitewash' way back in August, but unfortunately for all of us, Akiba's not on the Oscars committee. So The Help is up for a slew of awards, and the resulting media coverage is ripe for examination.
When our superstar pop culture blogger Jorge Rivas isn't shooting interviews with the director and star of black lesbian coming-of-age film Pariah, he's keeping us updated on breaking news at Colorlines.com's new /NOW blog. And with Oscar season in full swing, The Help is generating all kinds of headlines — and not always constructive ones, like when Best Actress nominee Viola Davis started to talk about structural racism in Hollywood, then got derailed by Charlize Theron and George Clooney. Really. As reader cantankerous_crone said:
Yes, Theron was speaking from white privilege—I mean really, saying "I have to stop you there" in order to focus on Davis' looks? But Clooney, although smoother than Theron in his timing, dominates the entire conversation using his double-barreled white + male privilege. He positions himself as the best qualified person to speak about sexism in the film industry which is ridiculous. Notice how few words the other women present have while he relates his anecdotes, subtly making himself the authority on the issue.
Seriously, isn't it time to stop let charming white men off the hook for their racism/sexism just because they claim to be on the right side and they're smooth? A few years ago, at the Oscars, Clooney praised the film industry for a history of being forward thinking about race because Hattie McDaniel won an Oscar for Gone With the Wind. Yet he completely failed to mention that McDaniel had to sit at a separate table at that awards ceremony. The man is blind to his own enormous privilege, but his looks and smooth public persona get him a pass.
Instead of shooting fish in a barrel by criticizing only those who have a sliver of the privilege pie (and true, should learn to own up to that fact), let's look at those who hog practically the whole pie and use a veneer of charm and liberalism to get away with it. The myth of Prince Charming on a horse of white privilege righting all wrongs needs to die.
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As mentioned in the review, they always sound aweful, so why include them in the first place. A DVI port would have been much more useful.
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People, people!
Why is it that any attempt to point out that our culture is a huge factor in the Situation is always met with defensive stuff like "This doesn't let the hierarchy off the hook, you know! Why do you keep blaming the laity? It's the Pope who made these appointments! It's the bishops who screwed up! It's priests who blah blah blah…"
Yes. I know. Everybody knows this. And if I were writing a blog read by the USCCB (or is it NCCB these days?) and they were assiduously writing in to assure me that it all the fault of Those Laypeople Over There, you can bet I'd tell them that this is denial and diversion–much as I'm telling you, since you, O Lay Reader and Creator of Culture, are the primary reader of my blog.
It's not really that complicated. To point out the faults that we laypeople have is not to exculpate the bishops for participating in those faults. It is, if anything, to arraign them as the spineless cultural conformists so many of them are. However, to engage in fingerpointing and tongue-clucking at the bishops while pretending that there is nothing wrong with us, the creators of the culture that gives us such bishops *is* to attempt to exculpate ourselves. This is rather preposterous since we are 99.9999% of the Church and the sooner we stop whining about our "powerlessness" and start making the changes in our own lives necessary to the reform of the Church, the sooner we'll actually be doing something about the Situation besides complaining about it.


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OF SUNSETS, SOULS AND SENSES: Science, Scientific Methods, Natural and Supernatural
Students explore the realm and limits of science. Engages students to give examples of topics that can be studied by science, and those that cannot. This also takes a examine descriptive terms, which reflect the true nature of modern science.
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The Historiography on Robert Boyle: Was Boyle the Progenitor of Modern Science?
Students participate in a warm-up activity by attending a football match writing an account of who won the game. They discuss how their account could differ from someone else's account of the game. They discuss how different people's interpretations compares to historiography.
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Galileo Galilei
Encourage an active lifestyle and teach the new Common Core standards at the same time! In one of a series of innovative lessons, young learners take 20-minute walks as they listen to podcasts recorded on various subjects. This particular lesson plan deals with the life, inventions, and theories of Galileo.
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What Types of Punishment are Constitutional?
How does society punish criminal behaviors, and what constitutes "cruel and unusual punishment"? This is a valuable conversation to have with your class members, and here you'll find a variety of resources to help support you in this process, including text from a magazine article titled Are Prisons Driving Prisoners Mad?
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How Mendel's Pea Plants Helped Us Understand Genetics
A brief animation introduces heredity to your beginning biologists. They will meet Gregor Mendel's green and yellow peas, dominant and recessive traits, homozygous and heterozygous alleles, and Punnett squares. In this cartoon animation, the peas all have arms, legs, and facial features.
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Evolution Clarification
The extent to which "Fittest" can describe social success versus reproductive success is explored. Evolution may not always lead to a more desirable trait, just the one which best suits the current environment. The idea of intelligent design can be reconciled with evolution by acknowledging system design as a whole and the brilliance of adaptation.
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Earth Moon Scaling
A wonderful lesson incorporating math and physics skills along with specific details about the planetary bodies. The cross-curricular approach makes for a valid activity to challenge multiple ages and abilities. Your class could work in groups to plan, estimate, research, and calculate the concepts of scale and magnitude in order to construct a scale model of bodies in the Solar System.
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The Tell-Tale Hearts of Writers
Knock, knock, knock...Creep out your class with a critical thinking lesson plan focused on word relationships in Edgar Allen Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart." They investigate the relationship between word choice, mood, and interpretation of a piece of writing.
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The Scientific Revolution: 1500-1700
Discover the key players involved in reshaping scientific thought during the scientific revolution. Basic information regarding major contributions of Brahe, Copernicus, Galileo, Bacon, Kepler, Descartes, and Newton are covered in this resource.
7th - 9th Science
Modernism: American Literature 1914-1945
What characterizes modern literature? The first few slides of this 31-slide PowerPoint discuss what sparked the change to Modernism and discuss some of the key figures of the time (like Karl Marx and Sigmund Freud). The 20s and 30s are both briefly touched on, and some characteristics of the work produced during this period are noted.
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Human Origins: The Prehistoric Human Race
When it comes to the origin of the human species students are full of misconceptions. Clear up the hominid confusion with this evolutionary activity focused on assisting students in understanding prehistoric man and his family tree. Students will conduct Internet research, define vocabulary, watch a video, and play an evolution game.
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The Indian Subcontinent Since 1947: The Legacy of Independence
An exploration of Indian and Pakistani cultures and conflicts throughout the 20th - 21st centuries, this presentation features relevant political cartoons and poignant photos to illustrate the breadth of politics in India and Pakistan. Viewers will be able to pair what they learn from these slides with what they hear about current conflicts between these two nations.
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The Scientific Revolution: 1500's New Theories and Experimentation
It wasn't called the Age of Enlightenment for nothing. Covered here is a basic overview of the main players and innovative thinking that led to the spread of the scientific revolution. Upper graders will learn about Galileo, Heliocentric Theory, Newton and his laws of gravity, the scientific method, and conflicts with the church.
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Science Human Conflict
Explore the history, scope, and ramifications of human conflict. Six thorough sections of articles originally published in Science Journal take learners through the stages of human conflict, and hypothesize about the future of mankind in the face of ever-expanding conflict in the world.
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The Scientific Revolution
There were a few ideas and great thinkers that spawned the Scientific Revolution. Discover the contributions of modern scientific thinkers such as Copernicus, Brahe, Kepler, Galileo, Bacon, Descartes, and Newton. Slides describe how each contributed to a new mode of universal understanding.
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Characteristics of Life
This is an extensive resource that focuses on the characteristics of life. Scientists read a series of short passages, highlighting main ideas and answering comprehension questions as they go. After they have completed the reading, learners answer questions about the entire reading, identifying characteristics of life, explaining features of life, and matching vocabulary to definitions.
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As fraud managers, your life for the next month will be crazy. There will be little sleep and a lot to do. To help you cope, we polled some of the country's largest e-retailers to find out how they ensure the survival of their sanity despite this insane season.
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In preparation for the Thanksgiving weekend and Black Friday frenzy, our conversations keep turning to two things retailers should be keeping at the forefront of their minds: account takeover and Apple Pay.
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A spokesperson for Ladybird told Let Toys Be Toys: "Following discussions, should any of the titles you mention be reprinted for the trade we will be removing this labeling. At Ladybird we certainly don't want to be seen to be limiting children in any way. Out of literally hundreds of titles currently in print, we actually only have the six titles you cite with this kind of titling, so I do feel we offer a vast range for children and their parents.
"As Ladybird is part of the Penguin Random House Children's division, our commitment to avoiding gendered titles in the trade crosses all our imprints. "
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Obituary Note: Allan Kornblum
Allan Kornblum, founder and longtime head of Coffee House Press, died yesterday. He was 65. He had been diagnosed with leukemia in 2006 and stepped down as publisher in 2011, the Minneapolis Star Tribune noted. Coffee House publisher Chris Fischbach wrote the following tribute:
In 1972, Allan bought a letterpress for $35 at auction, put it in Anselm Hollo's garage, and founded Toothpaste Press. By 1984, Toothpaste had relocated to Minnesota and become Coffee House Press. Today, we celebrate Allan's legacy: more than 400 books published, innumerable careers begun and nurtured, and every dog-eared page and underlined passage he brought to a reader.
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I worked for and with Allan for almost 20 years. He hired me first as a letterpress intern, guided me as an editor, and trained me to be a publisher. He was not only a mentor--he was a friend and a father figure, and I wouldn't be who I am without him. I will miss him.
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Image of the Day: A Toast to Drink L.A.
Traveler's Bookcase, Los Angeles, hosted a launch party for Drink L.A. (Prospect Park Books), a guide to the city's beverage purveyors--pubs, cocktail bars, coffeehouses, wine bars, dive bars, tea houses, juice cafes and more. For the occasion, Ray's & Stark Bar provided a special cocktail, and beer tastings came from Smog City Beer and Stone Brewing Company.
Pictured: (l.-r.) Drink L.A. contributor Alex Sayles; Traveler's Bookcase owner Natalie Compagno; Drink L.A. contributor Pat Saperstein; editor and Prospect Park Books publisher Colleen Dunn Bates; Drink L.A. contributor Elina Shatkin.
Left Bank Books: 'Christmas Special 2014 Directors Cut'
"What happens when a group of booksellers try to film a 30-second YouTube spot explaining our new Personal Shopper program? You get an epic 16-minute film," wrote Left Bank Books, St. Louis, Mo., on Facebook. And now, for your holiday viewing pleasure, we invite you to enjoy "the whole sordid story."
The 'Crazy, Beautiful, Idiosyncratic' Bookstores of L.A.
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"Los Angeles has glorious beaches, stunning cityscapes and more than its share of highly photogenic human beings. And though it may not be known for its bookstores, they too are out of this world," Jacket Copy observed in showcasing some of the city's "crazy, beautiful, idiosyncratic bookstores."
Noting that "some are extraordinary and unusual" while others "are humble or handsome," Jacket Copy wrote that what "these diverse shops share is a pride of ownership. They're all independents, run by people who believe in print books, no matter what any futurists may say."
Bookstore Field Trip: 'Season's Magic' in Eugene, Ore.
Brian Juenemann, marketing director for the Pacific Northwest Booksellers Association, helped the Register-Guard's readers "discover season's magic on a bookstore field trip" to Eugene, Ore., with stops at Black Sun Books, Blue Moon Books, Star Gate, Second Hand Prose and the Duck Store.
"I knew I had unchecked boxes on my ideal itinerary, but there are only so many column inches and so many places to which my kids will let me drag them over a weekend--even when those places are bookstores," he wrote.
Book Trailer of the Day: Star Wars Costumes
Star Wars Costumes: The Original Trilogy by Brandon Alinger, forewords by John Mollo, Aggie Rodgers, and Nilo Rodis-Jamero (Chronicle Books).
Media and Movies
Movies: The Goldfinch; The Stand
Screenwriter Peter Straughan (Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, The Men Who Stare at Goats) will adapt Donna Tartt's The Goldfinch for the big screen, the Guardian reported, noting that the project is "now further along than any adaptation of The Secret History, Tartt's equally successful first novel."
The film adaptation of Stephen King's The Stand will be four-movie event, according to director Josh Boone (The Fault in Our Stars), Indiewire reported, adding that Boone "revealed how his single movie version has now morphed into a massively-scaled quartet of films."
"I really wanted to do an A-list actor, really grounded, credible version of the movie. I sold them on that and they hired me... I sold them on a single, three hour movie," he said. "I went and got King sold on it, everybody's really excited... I told the story non-linear and that was the way I was able to compress that book and get everything into that script..... So what happened is the script gets finished, I write it in like five months, everybody loves it, King loves it, $87 million is what it was budgeted at, really expensive for a horror drama that doesn't have set pieces."
But then, Warner Bros. "wanted the project beefed up," Indiewire wrote. Boone said he "was willing to drop it in an instant because you're able to do an even truer version that way.... I'll just say we are going to do four movies, and we're going to do The Stand at the highest level you can do it at, with a cast that's going to blow people's minds. We've already been talking to lots of people, and have people on board in certain roles that people don't know about. We're looking to go into production next year, maybe in the spring."
TV: Longmire Returns
"Longmire fans' dedication to saving the show has paid off," Deadline.com reported noted in reporting that after weeks of negotiations, Netlflix has closed a deal for a 10-episode fourth season of the series, based on Craig Johnson's novels, to premiere in 2015.
The development comes less than three months after A&E canceled the series, which "triggered one of the biggest outpourings of fan support ever for an axed TV series." Cast members, led by Robert Taylor and Katee Sackhoff, have all made their deals for Season 4.
"When Warner Horizon Television came to us with the idea for a new season of Longmire, we were intrigued because the series is so unique, and consistently great," said Cindy Holland, Netflix v-p of original content. "We are thrilled to help continue Walt Longmire's story for his large and passionate following."
Media Heat: Russell Brand on Rachael Ray
This morning on the Today Show: James Patterson, author of Hope to Die (Little, Brown, $29, 9780316210966). He will appear tomorrow morning on Morning Joe, too.
Also on Today: Robbie Rogers, co-author of Coming Out to Play (Penguin, $17, 9780143126614).
Today on Fresh Air: Richard Zoglin, author of Hope: Entertainer of the Century (Simon & Schuster, $30, 9781439140277). He will also appear tomorrow on MSNBC's the Cycle.
Today on the Diane Rehm Show: Dr. Robert L. Okin, author of Silent Voices: People with Mental Disorders on the Street (Golden Pines Press, $19.95, 9780996077705).
Today on the Talk: Brooke Shields, author of There Was a Little Girl: The Real Story of My Mother and Me (Dutton, $26.95, 9780525954842). She will also appear tomorrow on Diane Rehm.
Today on CNBC's Closing Bell: Walter Isaacson, author of The Innovators: How a Group of Hackers, Geniuses, and Geeks Created the Digital Revolution (Simon & Schuster, $35, 9781476708690).
Tonight on Late Night with Seth Meyers: Aasif Mandvi, author of No Land's Man (Chronicle, $22.95, 9781452107912). He will also appear on Better TV.
Tonight on a repeat of the Daily Show: Wendy Davis, author of Forgetting to Be Afraid: A Memoir (Blue Rider Press, $27.95, 9780399170577).
Tomorrow on Rachael Ray: Russell Brand, author of The Pied Piper of Hamelin: Russell Brand's Trickster Tales (Atria, $19.99, 9781476791890). He will also appear on Live with Michael and Kelly.
Tomorrow on the Wendy Williams Show: Clinton Kelly, author of Freakin' Fabulous on a Budget (Gallery, $16, 9781476771359).
Tomorrow night on the Tonight Show: Bill O'Reilly, co-author of Killing Patton: The Strange Death of World War II's Most Audacious General (Holt, $30, 9780805096682).
Tomorrow night on a repeat of the Daily Show: John Cleese, author of So, Anyway... (Crown Archetype, $28, 9780385348249).
Tomorrow night on a repeat of the Colbert Report: Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, author of Off the Sidelines: Raise Your Voice, Change the World (Ballantine, $26, 9780804179072).
Books & Authors
Awards: Cundill; Books for a Better Life; Minnesota Book Artist
The Blood Telegram: Nixon, Kissinger and a Forgotten Genocide by Gary Bass (Knopf) has won the 2014 Cundill Prize in Historical Literature at McGill, which carries an award of US$75,000. The organizers said that the book "provides the first full account of Richard Nixon and Henry Kissinger's secret support of Pakistan in 1971 as it committed shocking atrocities in Bangladesh, which led to war between India and Pakistan, shaped the fate of Asia, and left major strategic consequences for the world today."
The other two finalists, who each won $10,000, are:
Richard Overy for The Bombing War: Europe 1939-45 (Allen Lane)
David Van Reybrouck for Congo: The Epic History of a People (Ecco)
The finalists for the Books for a Better Life Awards, sponsored by the New York City--Southern New York Chapter of the National MS Society, have been set, with five in each of 10 categories, and can be seen here. Winners will be announced during an awards ceremony in New York City on March 23. The event, hosted by TV's Meredith Vieira, will honor Dr. Mark Hyman, founder of the UltraWellness Center and director of the Cleveland Clinic Center for Functional Medicine, and Mark Tauber, senior v-p and publisher of HarperOne.
Harriet Bart and her longtime collaborative partners, printer Philip Gallo and binder Jill Jevne, have won the 2015 Minnesota Book Artist Award for a new piece entitled Ghost Maps. Sponsored by Lerner Publishing Group and presented with Minnesota Center for Book Arts, the award recognizes "a Minnesota book artist or book artist collaborative group for excellence of a new artistic work, demonstrated proficiency and quality in the book arts through three pieces of supporting previous work, as well as an ongoing commitment and significant contributions to Minnesota's book arts community." An exhibit of Bart's work in collaboration with Gallo and Jevne will be on display December 12-January 25 in the Cowles Literary Commons at the Open Book building in Minneapolis.
Book Review
'Literchoor Is My Beat': A Life of James Laughlin, Publisher of New Directions
Literchoor Is My Beat: A Life of James Laughlin, Publisher of New Directions by Ian S. MacNiven (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, $37.50 hardcover, 9780374299392, November 2014)
"You're never gonna be any good as a poet…. You'd better become a publisher," Ezra Pound told a young Jim Laughlin. Laughlin hoped to become a poet--and he did turn out to be a pretty good one--but Pound's words were prophetic. As Ian S. MacNiven (Lawrence Durrell) ably demonstrates in this impeccable biography, Laughlin was a born publisher, whose work "shaped English-language modernist poetry." More than any other man in the 20th century, "he directed the course of American writing." He was more than just his career, though: Laughlin was a recluse, an excellent skier, an adventurer, an idealist, a lover, a fine poet--a man who lived passionately.
Thanks to a wealthy family, he could go to the finest schools. At Choate, he made regular book purchases of all the new writers from the Gotham Book Mart. At Harvard, he joined the Advocate, which published work by his fellow classmates: e.e. cummings, T.S. Eliot, Wallace Stevens and Edwin Arlington Robinson. Still at Harvard, he took a $10,000 family inheritance ($2 million in today's dollars) and used it to found a publishing house, New Directions. In a letter to his Aunt Leila, he wrote: "I have a new direction and an increased confidence." In 1936, he published his first book, an anthology he designed himself, under this imprint. He thought it his "exhibition gallery" for "untested writers." It included Pound, Henry Miller (who became a life-long friend), Elizabeth Bishop and William Carlos Williams.
Laughlin went on to publish small pamphlets of new writers that sold for $2. He began using the now-famous colophon for his books based on Heinz Henghes's statue of a centaur. He secured the U.S. rights to Pound's works from Faber and Faber and published Dylan Thomas's Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog. He drove around the country personally selling copies of his books to bookstores.
Next came Federico García Lorca, Henry Miller and Delmore Schwartz's translations of Arthur Rimbaud. Tennessee Williams followed, then Vladimir Nabokov. Laughlin was one of the first to do simultaneous cloth/paper publications and to cash in on paperbacks at a low price--Goethe, Rilke and Brecht--for college class adoptions.
'Literchoor Is My Beat' looks at Laughlin's low points, too, such as his failures as a husband and struggles through a number of financial crises. But it's hard to pull focus from the authors he championed: Hermann Hesse, Thomas Merton (his good friend), Allen Ginsberg, Lawrence Ferlinghetti, Gary Snyder, Paul Bowles and Pablo Neruda. It's an amazing story, and MacNiven tells it brilliantly with depth, grace and acuity. --Tom Lavoie, former publisher
Shelf Talker: An insightful and thoroughly enjoyable biography of one of the greatest American publishers of the 20th century.
Leslie Feinberg's Obituary Note
In Friday's obituary note for trans-activist Leslie Feinberg, we erred using the pronoun "he." As the Advocate's obituary pointed out, Feinberg "preferred to use the pronouns she/zie and her/hir for herself, but also said: 'I care which pronoun is used, but people have been disrespectful to me with the wrong pronoun and respectful with the right one.' " Our apologies for the mistake.
Deeper Understanding
Stand Up Comics: Dream Big and Dream Often
Stand Up Comics is a regular column by Adan Jimenez. These titles need no introduction: just read the column, then read some good comics!
Shoplifter by Michael Cho (Pantheon, $19.95, 9780307911735)
Corrina has been working at an advertising agency in the big city since graduating college. An English literature major, she thought she would work there just until she paid off her school loans and then write novels, but she hasn't written anything besides copy in five years--and writing copy for a perfume targeted at nine-year-old girls may be her breaking point.
She hasn't made many friends in the city and doesn't go out much, but she has her eye on a freelance photographer who is also becoming disillusioned with the advertising world. Occasionally, Corrina shoplifts magazines from a chain convenience store to de-stress. She even has a six-step process to make sure she doesn't get caught.
Corrina is an extremely likable character, not just for fine arts majors, but for everybody. Her dreams have taken a back seat to the practicalities of life, and she is going through the motions, just like Brandon Flowers says: "And the weeks fly by and the years roll on/ Sometimes dreams are all you got to keep you going when the day gets long/ And you gave up so many just to make a livin'/ That clock up on the wall was a-tickin.' "
Cho has perfectly encapsulated the often difficult balance between doing what you want and doing what you have to do, including some of the consequences of going too far in either direction. The ending may be a bit pat, but Cho's two-toned art and his double-page cityscapes more than make up for the slight deficiency in storytelling.
Handselling Opportunities: Anybody who has ever had to put their dreams on hold for practical reasons.
The Little World of Liz Climo by Liz Climo (Running Press, $14, 9780762452385)
Liz Climo has been an animator for the Simpsons for about 10 years and has occasionally posted short comics on her Tumblr that feature anthropomorphized animals in everyday situations that she makes hilarious with her irreverent wit and simple art. This book contains some of those comics.
Every comic is four panels or less, with the most common construction being two panels: the set-up and the punchline. From friendly bears and rabbits cracking wise, to a dinosaur father hanging out and being annoyed by his kid, to sloths being sloth-like, every comic is hilarious, insightful or both.
The book is divided into four sections (Love and Friendship, Holidays and Celebrations, Family, Daily Life); my favorite sequence comes in the Holidays and Celebrations section, where multiple comics are devoted to how different types of animals hide for and react to surprise parties. You'd think the joke would wear thin after the first few comics, but you'd be wrong.
Handselling Opportunities: Anybody who needs a good laugh.
Black Science Volume 1: How to Fall Forever by Rick Remender, Matteo Scalera and Dean White (Image Comics, $9.99, 9781607069676)
Grant McKay is a genius scientist responsible for the creation of the Pillar, a device capable of traversing through the Eververse. Every dimension ever created by every decision of every living creature is now open to humanity. The dimension in which the cure for cancer has been discovered, the dimension in which stable, clean, renewable energy exists, the dimension in which the Beatles never broke up can all be visited and traded with. Every problem can now be solved because it has already been solved somewhere in infinity.
Grant McKay is also a horrible human being. He is sleeping with his colleague Rebecca while he ignores his wife, who is at home raising their children on her own. He has no respect for authority, even when they fund his projects. He brings his children to the lab, where his dangerous work is being carried out. He is arrogant, he is selfish, and he is impetuous.
And then the Pillar is sabotaged and starts jumping through dimensions randomly.
Remender has an incredibly fertile imagination, which is on full display in the first volume of Black Science. McKay, his children, Rebecca and his other team members travel through worlds in which fish people are at war with frog people, technologically advanced Native Americans have invaded the European continent, and gaseous entities use advanced monkeys as their vessels. This is all brought to life in the beautiful painted art by Scalera and White, who can handle fish exotic dancers, Navajo mecha and a monkey nursery with equal awesomeness.
What brings all this together are the group members dragged across the Eververse: Grant and his children, Pia and Nate; Rebecca, his mistress; Ward, the security expert who owes Grant his life; Shawn, Grant's protégé; Kadir, Grant's patron and all-around jerk; and Chandra, Kadir's second-in-command. They don't like each other very much, but they have to work together to fix the Pillar and get back to their home dimension.
Handselling Opportunities: Anybody who enjoys modernized golden age sci-fi pulp with some interesting group dynamics.
Reading with Pictures: Comics That Make Kids Smarter by Josh Elder et al. (Andrews McMeel, $19.99, 9781449458782)
Reading with Pictures is a nonprofit organization founded by Josh Elder, whose purpose is to "get comics into schools and get schools into comics." Elder has dedicated his life to proving that comics can have educational value and to creating lesson plans for teachers to use comics in the classroom. This volume is the distillation of the organization's hard work.
The book contains 15 stories in the subjects of language arts, science, mathematics and social studies, ranging from the histories of Galileo and George Washington, explanations of probability and figurative language to the embalmed head of Isaac Newton explaining the three laws of motion.
The stories are educational, of course, but most of them are also incredibly fun and a hoot to read (though a few are a bit too educational). I myself learned a few things reading through the book (Washington didn't want to be president!?). Teachers can find lesson plans for the book online at www.readingwithpictures.org.
Handselling Opportunities: Teachers, parents and, of course, children.


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Zumba instructor Sandra Aguirre taught Bashaw Elementary School students Latin dance from Mexico Dec. 12, at the school. The lesson, held in sessions throughout the day, helped students prepare for their Art and Music show next May. The show will feature a Mexican theme.
Barbara Sullivan, a music teacher at Bashaw, says the school believes health and education work hand-in-hand.
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Best Schools in Horizon City
Desert Hills Elementary School
Public • Grades PK-3
1128 students • 18 student/teacher
Ricardo Estrada Junior High School
Public • Grades 8-9
894 students • Unknown student/teacher
Horizon Heights Elementary School
Public • Grades K-5
1072 students • 20 student/teacher
Col John O Ensor Middle School
Public • Grades 6-8
863 students • 16 student/teacher
Frank MacIas Elementary School
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Horizon Middle School
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About Horizon City
Horizon City contains 8 schools. One of the best schools is Desert Hills Elementary School, with a rating of 6. The school has 1,128 children. The public schools in Horizon City belong to Socorro Independent School District or Clint Independent School District. San Elizario Independent School District is close and scores lower than Socorro Independent School District. Nearby El Paso Academy Charter High School scores lower, with a rating of 1.
School Districts Near Horizon City
- Socorro Independent School District
- San Elizario Independent School District
- Clint Independent School District
- El Paso Academy Charter High School
- Paso Del Norte Academy Charter District
Disclaimer: School attendance zone boundaries are supplied by Maponics and are subject to change. Check with the applicable school district prior to making a decision based on these boundaries.


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About Yardena
Yardena Schwartz is a freelance journalist and Emmy-nominated producer with experience in broadcast, print and online journalism. Her work as a writer, reporter and producer has appeared in The New York Times, Foreign Policy Magazine, The Jerusalem Post, Haaretz, The Miami Herald, PBS, ABC News, CBS News, NBC News and MSNBC, among other news outlets. After graduating with honors from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism, Yardena worked for The Miami Herald, NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams, and received an Emmy nomination for her work as a producer on MSNBC's Andrea Mitchell Reports. Yardena is currently a freelance journalist based in Tel Aviv, Israel.
Recent work:
Foreign Policy: 'It Looked Like a Pogrom': The Attack on a Jerusalem Synagogue
The Forward: Thai Labor Is Changing the Historic Image of Zionism
Jerusalem Post: Crossing Gaza's Borders, and Placing Culture Over Conflict