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The art of the opinion
May 21, 2015 | by Sean Ryan
So, you have an opinion.
Placing that opinion, often called an Op/Ed (which originally meant opposite to the editorial page in a newspaper), is easier said than done, as I wrote a while back. Consider that the New York Times receives about 2,000 submissions per week. That's right, several hundred a day. My guess is that the Wall Street Journal and Washington Post are about the same.
Here are five steps to consider to improve the chances of your opinion seeing the light of day (you can also download a PDF of these tips to print or share).
- Pieces should be 750-800 words, not including your headline, byline or "about" line at end of piece. It may vary a little by publication. Editors shouldn't be expected to edit 1,500 words down to fit space…they'll likely spike it.
- Grab the reader in the first two or three paragraphs. Make your main point quickly, and support that takeaway the rest of the piece.
- Be concise. Short paragraphs are encouraged. Avoid overly-long and comma-filled sentences. Don't forget to mix in a few transitions.
- Be knowledgeable and understandable. Avoid jargon and making the average reader (think of your parents or friends of your parents reading the piece) go to the dictionary/thesaurus every sentence (a couple times is OK!).
- The KISS principle, no, not Gene Simmons. One of my dad's favorites, "Keep It Simple Stupid." Establish your point of view, and guide your reader through a clear start, middle and finish. Then, "Stay on target" (another of Dad's favorites).
Opinions can be a valuable way to demonstrate expertise while controlling your message at the same time. But they take time and a little bit of practice to do them well.
Happy writing!
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New THP Client: Connexions Loyalty
May 18, 2015 | by Jon Newman
We are very proud to announce a new assignment from one of Richmond's premier companies, Connexions Loyalty.
With a large workforce in Richmond and 800 associates worldwide, Connexions Loyalty manages some of the world's largest customer-loyalty programs, delivering more than $2 billion in rewards and incentives annually.
The integrated public relations assignment will focus primarily on business-to-business content marketing. We will be working with Connexions Loyalty to help tell its story to customers and prospects around the world.
"At its core, content marketing is about targeted storytelling. The Hodges Partnership has been telling companies' stories for years and it understands how to match a message with an audience," said Mark Cipolletti, senior director, brand communications. "And unlike many of the agencies that I considered, Hodges is a prolific user of content marketing to promote its own business. It has first-hand experience with every tactic we might consider."
Connections Loyalty joins THP's growing client list which includes Alexandria Renew, Monmouth University (in my home state of New Jersey), Hilldrup, ChildFund International and Richmond 2015.0 commentsPosted in: The Hodges Partnership
Quince de Mayo: HodgePodge for May 15
May 15, 2015 | by Tony Scida
For the office leg-shakers
From NPR, in defense of fidgeters: "When I tell a kid, 'Sit down, don't move, stop tapping, stop bouncing,' the kids are spending all their mental energy concentrating on that rule. And that doesn't allow them to concentrate on what we're asking them to do, which is their homework."
Or maybe they had too much coffee
Although, coffee's bad reputation is perhaps undeserved.
What is he's smarter that me?
Here's why you'll never beat Ken Jennings's Jeopardy! streak.
I've read lots of reviews of the Apple Watch, but Craig Mod's take after a week with the watch is smart and short.
The world said goodbye this week to two giants: B.B. King and William Zinsser.
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Lessons learned from #PRfails in pitching
May 13, 2015 | by Stacey Brucia
Ten percent of social media users complain daily via a status update, tweet or other public communication, according to a study from VentureBeat.com. My guess is that number would be a lot higher if we posted a status update every time we considered complaining; sometimes discretion wins, and mumbling to ourselves must suffice.
As media relations professionals, we can learn a lot about better ways to pitch our targets if we take note of journalists' gripes that do make it to public status. I've been keeping track for a few months to see what frustrations with PR folks push journalists over the edge. Below are a few real tweets from journalists along with my lessons learned. These are just some of the ways PR pitches can go sideways–for more advice on avoiding #PRFails, download our free guide 5 Reasons Your Media Relations Strategy is Failing.
I'm so sick of PR folks sending me emails, saying "just attribute to this executive." No. That's NOT how it works/need to TALK to executive
— Scott Mayerowitz (@GlobeTrotScott) February 19, 2015
Do make spokespeople and key executives available for actual interviews (unless there are extreme circumstances.) And I know Scott Mayerowitz, who is an Associated Press airline reporter, would likely disagree with my words in parenthesis.
Hi. As much as I like the name, best not to address PR pitches to me with Hello Laura. cc @DearPR
— Tom Giles (@tsgiles) March 11, 2015
My name is not Julie. #PRfail pic.twitter.com/vwWIGcjtWx
— MissPond (@MissPond) May 7, 2015
Get the person's name right, including the spelling. I'd be a hypocrite if I said I've never messed this up — at a certain point, you're going to type the wrong name or spell one incorrectly. But, as a "Stacey" with an "e" that my mom tells me was unintended (long story), I know we should always do our best.
I just got a pitch to interview a cat at SXSW. In defense of the pitch, it was described as a "VIC (Very Important Cat)" so there's that
— Kurt Wagner (@KurtWagner8) March 11, 2015
If you're going to be off target, at least be entertaining. Well, I'm being a bit sarcastic, but yes, try to avoid ridiculous and off-target pitches.
FYI: If your company isn't quite a boldface name, it doesn't hurt to add a sentence to the PR pitch about what good or service they provide.
— Rob Pegoraro (@robpegoraro) April 28, 2015
Explain the company, briefly. We all aren't representing Google or Apple.
The more exclamation marks you put in an email subject line, the higher the probability I will delete without reading. #PRFail
— Emily (@JournoBird) October 23, 2014
attn publicists: I will not open your email if it contails 11 attachments. #prfail
— theminty (@theminty) November 14, 2014
Exclamation points and attachments are equally unwelcome.
Good luck with your pitches today. May they bring you a successful contact leading to a potential story versus a tweet with a #PRfail.0 commentsPosted in: Media Relations | Public Relations | Social Media
LMNOP: HodgePodge for May 8
May 08, 2015 | by Tony Scida
New tricks
Casinos are custom engineered to target your brains reward mechanisms. Now tech companies are trying to learn from them.
AMCing you
Don't look now, but Mad Men is almost over. The Atlantic looks at the real products and wonders what it's really showing.
A word from our sponsor
If you listen to more than one podcast, there's a good chance you've heard a lot of ads from a few companies—MailChimp and SquareSpace among them. FiveThirtyEight and Marketplace listened to the top 100 podcasts (according to iTunes) and examined the ads.
News about news
Mobile is eating the desktop's lunch in news as in all things.
Email you later
We love to complain about checking our work email in off hours, but we also love to do it.
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Behind the Hit: CCT in NAELA News
April 30, 2015 | by Greg Surber
THP recently wrapped up a year-long project with Commonwealth Community Trust (CCT), a local non-profit organization that specializes in pooled special needs trusts for individuals with disabilities. Special needs trusts allow these individuals to have more than $2,000 in personal assets without jeopardizing their eligibility for benefits like Medicaid. Despite this obvious benefit, special needs trusts, particularly pooled special needs trusts that CCT offers, are largely misunderstood by the legal community.
We wanted to fix that.
Of all the different types of law, elder law attorneys are among the most common to use special needs trusts. (A well-intentioned inheritance can have severe consequences if not placed in a special needs trust.) And the top news source for these professionals is NAELA (or rather, the National Association of Elder Law Attorneys).
NAELA offers several news publications, primarily NAELA News. After researching past issues and finding no previous coverage on special needs trusts, we pitched the editor on having CCT's executive director, Joanne Marcus, write a feature article on pooled special needs trusts, as it relates to elder law attorneys. After getting the go-ahead from the NAELA News editorial board, we worked with CCT to draft the article, which was published in the April/May issue. It also was the lead article in NAELA's weekly e-newsletter.0 commentsPosted in: Media Relations
Lead-generating content starts with buyer personas
April 27, 2015 | by Laura Elizabeth Mann
When was the last time you had a problem and took to Google to find the answer? Given that every minute Google recieves more than 4,000,000 search queries, I bet it was fairly recent. Well, that's what your potential customers are doing too. They've got a problem and they need a solution. So, give the people what they want.
That's the idea behind inbound marketing: providing informative, helpful content – blog posts, ebooks, checklists – that draws customers to your website. The first step in creating that content is developing buyer personas.
What are buyer personas?
Buyer personas are semi-fictional representations of your ideal customer based on general demographic and biographic information, behaviors, motivations, goals and pain points.
Why are buyer personas so important?
Understanding buyer personas will focus your marketing efforts and help create more effective content. The right content not only brings people to your website, but also converts them to leads and customers. After all, isn't reaching your ideal customer the goal of your online marketing efforts?
Buyer personas & content creation
Your buyer personas should always guide the content you create – from website copy and blog posts to ebooks and videos. Ask yourself: What content is most helpful, informative and useful to them? How can I help them solve a problem? What are my buyer personas searching for online and how can I provide that information on my website or blog?
How do I figure out who my buyer personas are?
Research to develop your buyer personas can include interviewing and surveying current customers, talking to your co-workers, and even getting feedback from your sales team on their experiences talking with potential customers.
Note: You can have multiple buyer personas, but focus on one primary persona to start. Remember, this primary persona represents not just any current or past customers, but your ideal customer.
Basic questions when developing buyer personas:
This is by no means a complete list, but here are a few basic questions to get started. Download our buyer persona checklist below for a more comprehensive list of questions to help create buyer personas.
- What is their job title and demographic information?
- What are their typical job responsibilities and roles?
- What does a day in their life look like?
- What are their challenges/pain points, and what can you do to help solve them?
- Who do they answer and report to and what does success look like?
Out the Inbox: HodgePodge for Apr. 24
April 24, 2015 | by Tony Scida
Worry about it later
Chances are you're well familiar with this conundrum: The procrastination loop and how to break it
Looking back
A compelling argument from Smithsonian for teaching music history backwards. For that matter, maybe we should teach all history that way?
Streaming TV has overtaken live TV in this consumer preferences study.
Speaking of streaming
After making a big initial splash, Jay-Z's music streaming service Tidal seems to be struggling to gain traction.
Maybe Jay should take up the tuba
If you're having trouble sleeping, may I suggest taking up a wind instrument?
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The Zuck was clearly listening to Hodges Starters
April 23, 2015 | by Emily Shane
Just hours after our most recent Hodges Starters event (where we discussed the importance of supporting your content with ad dollars), Facebook announced its latest tweak to the newsfeed algorithm—part of which was yet another blow to organic reach for brands. Ok, so maybe the timing was sheer coincidence, but the gist of the announcement is that the social network is listening to its user base (read: trying to stay relevant) and will begin prioritizing friend content, which users say they want to see more of, over brand content in the newsfeed. So, what's the big deal? It means that brands will have greater competition for audience eyes and therefore likely see further decreases to organic reach, which is currently at 2-3% of a page's total fan base.
With organic reach that low, does that mean business should abandon the platform all together? Here at Hodges, we say no. If anything, this is further argument for social advertising and sending targeted content to people who are most likely to engage with you—whether or not they're part of your existing community. And speaking of social advertising, just a day after this announcement, the company announced its Q1 revenue—$3.54 billion, 73% of which came from mobile advertising. It's a decrease from the Q4 holiday period ($3.85 billion), but still, a very clear illustration of just how much money is in this game.
The bottom line—if you want your content to be seen, you've got to put ad dollars behind it. It doesn't take a huge investment—just invest in the content that will drive your business goals.
If you'd like to learn more about the announcement directly from Facebook, click here.
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New THP client: Alexandria Renew Enterprises
April 22, 2015 | by Jon Newman
We're very happy to announce the signing of Alexandria Renew Enterprises as a new THP client.
Our work for Alexandria Renew will focus on the "owned media" practice of content strategy and creation.
It also continues to expand the THP client footprint into Northern Virginia, part of our goal to work with great clients through the Commonwealth.
AlexRenew operates one of the most advanced wastewater reclamation facilities in the United States, serving the City of Alexandria and redefining what it means to be an environmental steward in this industry. It will be our honor to help it reach its audiences through the creation of content that helps educate and inform.
"To effectively reach the Alexandria community with messages about what Alexandria Renew does and why it's important, essential, and innovative, content is key," said Lisa Van Riper, Chief, Enterprise Communications, Alexandria Renew Enterprises. "Hodges is creating a content strategy for us in partnership with our new content manager. They are taking a strategic, segmented look at the audiences we want to reach in Alexandria, and the content types and online delivery vehicles that will get us the results we are looking for."
Our team, led by Greg Surber, is working on our first deliverable, a content management plan, as we speak. We're pleased to be working with Lisa's broader team and consultants and will report back on our progress.
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It was wonderful to receive such an enthusiastic welcome at the University of Glamorgan yesterday. It's VERY rare that I get chance to speak at Universities.
I thoroughly enjoyed lecturing students on the wonders of information security. The room was packed and questions abounded. The audience didn't need much encouagement from me to discuss and debate different approaches to information security.
You can find my slides here in PPTX format (Powerpoint 2007). You can download a free Powerpoint 2007 viewer here and/or a plug in that will enable you to view the latest file formats from older versions of Microsoft Office here.
Here are links to many of the external websites I quoted:
I explained in detail why it's a BAD idea to use excessive privilege - specifically why browsing the web and reading email whilst logged in as "Administrator", "root" or equivalent - you are MUCH more likely to pick up nasty malicious software if you ignore this recommendation
Feel free to email me if you'd like to discuss anything to do with information security.
The abstract for the session was as follows:
"Abstract: Effective Security – how to do more with less risk.
Windows Vista and Server 2008 provide the means to implement a wide range of security controls. Which ones make sense for you? Measuring, managing and mitigating risk is a tricky challenge. Balancing the need to "get the job done" with the need to "stop the bad guys from stealing our stuff" is an art. During the talk we'll take a look at root kits, hyperjacking, bitlocker, IPsec and mandatory integrity control."
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The Reds have been developing Bailey for 6 major league seasons and now that's he seems to have "turned a corner" people want him traded? I don't get it. He's a truly home-grown talent that has that "throws harder as the game goes on" ability. Cingrani and Leake don't have that. Killer line-ups don't win games (last year's Brewer's were 3rd in runs, finished 14 games back), pitching does.
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Obama's move to ask for the Delaware senator's assistance is seen by many as a sign he is aiming to improve his credentials on foreign policy, The Washington Times reported Friday.
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The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) received yesterday the technical and financial bids for the Naia Expressway project from Pangilinan-led Manila North Tollways Corp. (MNTC) and San Miguel unit Optimal Infrastructure Development Corp.
Publicly listed conglomerate Ayala Corp. and Indian-owned M/S IL and FS Transportation Network were prequalified to bid for the project but withdrew eventually. "They did not give a reason for withdrawing, but they said they still believed in the viability of the project," said Cosette Canilao, executive director of the Public Private Partnership (PPP) Center.
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Frank J. Cozzoli, 61, died on Tuesday, Oct. 19, 2010, at Haven Hospice at JFK Medical Center in Edison, N.J. Funeral services will begin on Saturday, Oct. 23, at 8:45 a.m. at Higgins Home for Funerals, 752 Mountain Blvd., Watchung, N.J. followed by a 10 a.m. Funeral Mass at St. Joseph's Church, 34 Yorktown Rd., Millstone Borough, Hillsborough, N.J. Interment will be at Hillside Cemetery, Scotch Plains, N.J. Visitation will be on Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. To send condolences, please go to
. Mr. Cozzoli was born in Plainfield, N.J., grew up in North Plainfield, N.J., and lived in North Brunswick, N.J., before moving to Warren, N.J. over 20 years ago. Mr. Cozzoli graduated from North Plainfield High School and attended both Middlesex County College and Rutgers University. He began working with his father, Joseph, as a young child at Cozzoli Machine Company. He became president of the company in 1980. He was also responsible for relocating the business from Plainfield to Somerset, N.J., in 2003 to pursue his vision to become a leader in integrated packaging technology. He was an avid sports fisherman who would travel extensively to deep sea fish. He loved gatherings with family and friends. Mr. Cozzoli is survived by his son, Joe Cozzoli of Claymont, Del.; his mother, Martha Cozzoli of Somerset, N.J.; his sisters, Joan Rooney and her husband, Tom, of Annandale, N.J., Carol Zmuda and her husband, Henry of Gainesville, Fla., and Sister Mary Grace, FSGM, of Washington, D.C. and many nephews and nieces and extended family and friends. Memorial donations may be made in his memory to the SteepleChase Cancer Center at Somerset Medical Center Foundation, Inc. 110 Rehill Ave., Somerville, N.J. 08876-2958 or
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The excitement was palpable before the start of Augusta Christian's football practice Wednesday.
It was the first day of full contact for the Lions, who enter the season as the defending South Carolina Independent School Association Class AAA champions.
"The kids are bouncing off the walls, so I'm trying to reel them in," said Lions head coach Keith Walton.
This time of year I am asked several times each day how a think [insert team here] will do this season. That is when I know football season is approaching. It is not that people simply want my opinion. They just want to talk football. It has become a year-round sport, and in the South college football is certainly king. I am a fan first, so I love talking about the upcoming season. For the last few years, I have taken time in one of my columns to tell you my thoughts on the quartet of FBS schools in our area. Luckily, we have some really good teams to root for this year.
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Petersburg Racquet Club will be well-represented at the United States Tennis Asociation Southern Jr. Team Tennis Sectional Championship.
The club took eight teams to the state competition in Macon, Ga. July 26, coming away with three first-place finishes and a second-place finish. Two of the four teams will compete next in the sectional round in Auburn, Ala. from Friday, August 16 to Sunday, August 18.
And here we go.
Thursday's volleyball contest between Lakeside High School and Greenbrier kicked off the fall sports season and the beginning of nine months of basically non-stop action.
Softball followed on Friday and Saturday at Harlem's Chick-fil-A Tournament at Patriots Park – that is if the scheduled games weren't rained out.
Augusta Preparatory Day School opens the slate of football games on Friday night, playing host to Holy Spirit Prep. Then Grovetown is in charge of the first cross country meet at Wildwood Park on Saturday morning.
After running through their district, state and region tournaments unbeaten, the Martinez Evans 15-16 Senior League has one more hurdle to conquer.
With a 3-1 victory over Virginia in the finals of the Southeast Regional in Debary, Fla., Tuesday morning, the Columbia County squad earned a trip to Bangor, Maine to compete in the 2013 Senior League World Series, with pool play beginning today.
"We're feeling great, excited," said head coach Matt Brosious after the game. "It was a great win today."
The Greenbrier High School Lady Wolfpack showed their championship mettle in their season-opening volleyball match at Lakeside Thursday night.
Trailing 24-22 in the fourth game, the defending area champions rallied for the next four points to win 26-24, fighting off a young, talented Lady Panthers team and winning the match 3-1.
• Former Chicago White Sox player and Curtis Baptist baseball coach Chico Valdez has tryouts for a 10-year-old travel ball baseball team. Players can't have turned 10 before May 1, 2013. Contact Van Dixon at (706) 830-2806 for information and dates of tryouts.
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Baseball has always been a game of statistics, and Columbia County has always been baseball crazy. So, I was thinking about some of the records or stats that will be tough to beat and have come up with five that I would put at the top of the list.
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Harlem High School's Christian Mullis has been playing softball since fifth grade, and it is hard for her to pin down exactly what it is that she likes about it.
She knows it is her passion, however, and it took a step back from the sport for that to become clear.
"It's the only place I want to be if I'm not at home," said Mullis. "Like a couple of years ago when I didn't play travel ball, I was watching my sister – my sister played on the team – and I was like, 'Dang I miss this. I want to do travel ball next year.'"
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Mercy Otis Warren, 1728–1814, American writer, b. Barnstable, Mass.; sister of James Otis and wife of James Warren, who was speaker of the Massachusetts house of representatives. An ardent patriot, she conducted a political salon during the pre-Revolutionary days and wrote two satirical plays, The Adulateur (1773) and The Group (1775), against the Tories. Well acquainted with many leaders of the Revolution, she urged, unsuccessfully, that equal rights for women be included in the U.S. Constitution, and outlined her objections to that document as originally drafted in Observations on the New Constitution … by a Columbian Patriot (1788). Many of her criticisms were met by the Bill of Rights and later amendments. Her history of the American Revolution (3 vol., 1805) is still important for factual information as well as for its sketches of contemporary figures.
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Mercy Otis Warren: Selected full-text books and articles
Nancy Rubin Stuart.
Beacon Press, 2008
Rosemarie Zagarri.
Harlan Davidson, 1995
John Blundell.
Algora, 2011
Mercy Otis Warren.
William L. Clements Library, University of Michigan, 1953
Pauline Schloesser.
New York University Press, 2002
S. E. Wilmer.
Cambridge University Press, 2002
Sharon M. Harris.
Oxford University Press, 1996
Jürgen Heideking; James A. Henretta; Peter Becker.
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Mercy Otis Warren; Jeffrey H. Richards; Sharon M. Harris.
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Thurston Greene; Stuart B. Flexner; Douglas M. Arnold; Christopher Collier; Dominick Egan.
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John C. Fitzpatrick.
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P/2013 P5 is an asteroid with six comet-like tails (Image: NASA, ESA, and D. Jewitt)
P/2013 P5 on September 23, 2013 (Image: NASA, ESA, and D. Jewitt)
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LUMBERTON — Four candidates are hoping to win Tuesday's primary to become the Democratic Party's nominee for the District 13 state Senate seat representing Robeson and Columbus counties that will be vacated by Sen. Michael Walters.
Walters, a Democrat from Proctorville who was originally appointed to the Senate by former Gov. Beverly Perdue, announced in January that he is retiring at the end of this year. He will have served in the Senate five years when his current term ends.
The candidates on the ballot Tuesday are David Ayers, a sales manager for R.A. Jeffreys from St. Pauls; Jane Smith, a retired realtor from Lumberton; Marcus Williams, an attorney from Lumberton; and Beverly Collins-Hall, of Shannon, the founder of American Indian Mothers Inc. The winner of the primary will face Republican Bernard White of Whiteville in November. White is running unopposed in Tuesday's Republican primary.
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Ayers also is a strong supporter of public education, saying that he does not support elimination of teacher tenure. He also said that while state government cannot be allowed to grow uncontrollably, there are services that the state must provide. Ayers also said the state needs to help county and municipal governments in their efforts to recruit new businesses. He agrees that the private sector should be utilized to create and expand economic development.
"I believe the most important issue is economic growth. We are suffering from high unemployment; our citizens are in desperate need for jobs," he said.
Smith contends that she is the best prepared candidate to serve in the Senate because she was a teacher and understands education; owned and operated a business for 28 years; and has served on regional economic development boards for several years. She said that her two major concerns are education and poverty.
Smith said that she opposes eliminating teacher tenure and supports increasing teacher salaries. She also said that the state needs to do more to provide incentives for new businesses wanting to locate to the area.
According to Smith, new state voting regulations — including the requirement of voters having a photo ID when they go to the polls in 2016 — are too restrictive.
"Of course, no one wants voter fraud but I believe the laws that were passed are designed more to prevent certain groups from voting than to prevent voter fraud," she said.
Williams points to his 35 years of professional advocacy, business, administrative and broad economic development skills and experience as the reason he should be elected the next senator from District 13.
Williams said that he believes North Carolina should have accepted the expansion of Medicaid as provided for in the Affordable Care Act. He also said that he believes the state's recent action to eliminate teacher tenure will eventually be invalidated by the courts.
"We can attract and retain high quality teachers by recruiting the best trained minds available and subsequently providing them with stability in the projected growth of their financial compensation," he said.
Williams contends one of his strong points as a senator would be his ability to work across party lines. He said that he has proven experience that he can work with people of diverse backgrounds, philosophies and ideologies.
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The real reason that Blu-ray prices go up not because of HD-DVD death, it actually because of very weaking US dollar due to US economy slowed down Bush just announced now.
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Monaco: What's Yours is Mine
All about the Co-op Playing with a team requires tight cooperation. You may sometimes get annoyed at teammates who alert guards, so coordinating your actions is key. Teammates who die can be revived - just hope they don't die in some heavily-guarded spot. You can't leave an area without all your teammates present.
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I am now a Postdoctoral Fellow/Research Associate at the University of Washington.
My research examines social-psychological processes that form the foundation of motivation, identity, and achievement in early childhood. How do social cues (such as belonging to a particular group) affect children's perceptions of themselves and other people? How do such cues shape achievement-related behaviors such as persistence or interpersonal behaviors such as stereotyping? The central goal of my research is to conduct experiments and interventions that extend our theoretical understanding of how to create behavioral and attitudinal change in children, while also improving important real-world outcomes and setting them on a more successful academic trajectory.
My central program of research involves using group and personal identity to increase motivation. I also explore how other cues to personal identity or group membership may affect children's stereotyping and other social judgments and behaviors.
One line of research has examined how changing young children's sense of group identity may affect achievement motivation. The sense of belonging to a group that shares common goals can be a powerful source of motivation. When adults think they are part of a group, even a minimal group, they work longer on a task associated with the group (Walton & Cohen, 2011). Minimal groups control for children's prior experiences and allow us to examine the effects of the minimal instantiation of a sense of group identity. In collaboration with Greg Walton, I found that preschool children who worked on puzzles as part of a minimal puzzles group persisted far longer on a challenging puzzle than children who were assigned an individual identity linked to puzzles or children in a control condition (Master & Walton, under review). In another experiment, children who engaged in a word-learning task as part of a minimal group showed better learning (higher recall) on a difficult memory task. This research suggests that early in development small cues that create a sense of group identity in academic-related settings can increase young children's motivation and learning even on difficult tasks. These findings provide a novel theoretical base for future early childhood interventions.
Using motivationally-themed storybooks to increase children's motivation. Several lines of my research have examined strategies to change children's sense of personal identity to increase motivation. If children see themselves as someone who takes on challenging tasks and persists at those tasks, will they show greater motivation? In my dissertation, I increased children's motivation through storybooks that manipulated the extent to which identity was linked to motivation by means of the main character in the story. Some children heard a motivationally-themed book with someone else as the main character, while other children heard the same story in which they were the main character, which gave them a sense of personal identity linked to taking on challenges and persisting. While both preschoolers and kindergarteners showed increased motivation following motivationally themed books compared to a control condition, I found that preschoolers were more affected by a story in which they were the main character (Master & Dweck, in preparation). This suggests that directly involving personal identity may be more critical for younger children, who may be less able to learn and generalize from the example of others than are older children. These effects changed children's motivation even several weeks later. In another study, older preschool children continued to show increased motivation several weeks later, regardless of whether or not they had been reminded of the story linking their identity to challenge seeking and persistence. A final experiment examined whether these effects were due to a particular aspect of the books: praise for effort, which sends children a message that their effort and persistence are valued. I found that children who heard a story in which they received effort praise ("You must have worked really hard at the puzzles!") showed greater challenge seeking and persistence, and after failure showed more positive affect and cognitions. This research lays the foundation for a better understanding of the elements that are most effective in crafting interventions to increase motivation in early childhood.
Affirming valued aspects of personal identity in school. I have also examined how affirming valued aspects of the self can affect motivation and academic achievement. With Geoff Cohen, I investigated whether self-affirming writing exercises could mitigate the burdens of facing negative intellectual stereotypes in school. In several double-blind randomized field experiments, we found that this self-affirmation intervention reduced the achievement gap in overall GPA between Black and White middle school students by more than 30% (Cohen, Garcia, Apfel, & Master, 2006, Science). This project powerfully demonstrated how seemingly small interventions can have large effects when they target critical psychological processes.
I am also very interested in how cues about personal identity or group membership shape stereotyping, prejudice, and behavior.
Using category or continuum cues to affect social judgments. Many social dimensions (such as personality traits, ability, or physical attributes) can be conceptualized either categorically or continuously. With Ellen Markman and Carol Dweck, I found that children taught to think of social dimensions in terms of a continuum (from "really nice" to "really mean)—rather than in terms of stable, defining categories ("nice" vs. "mean")—were less likely to stereotype other individuals (Master, Markman, & Dweck, in press, Child Development). For example, they were less likely to overgeneralize when judging how likely characters would be to share or hit, how many presents each character deserved, and how much they personally liked and would want to play with each character. Children thinking about attributes in terms of a continuum were also less likely to make stable and internal attributions for behavior. These findings suggest a potential way to help children recognize individual differences and avoid stereotyping on the basis of group or category membership, and a potential way to decrease prejudice in our society.
Using linguistic cues to change children's personal identity and behavior. A second line of research examined the effects of using different linguistic cues to affect behavior by creating a desired personal identity. Different parts of speech can have different implications about the behaviors they describe. Nouns signal who a person is, not just what they do. For example, one study found that adults who were randomly assigned to answer questions about "being a voter" in an upcoming election instead of questions about "voting" were more likely to vote in the election (Bryan, Walton, Dweck, & Rogers, under review). In collaboration with postdoctoral scholar Chris Bryan, I explored the effects of using different parts of speech to affect prosocial motivation in young children. We found that preschool children who responded to questions about "being a helper" (as a noun) were more likely to help in several subsequent situations than children who responded to questions about "helping" (as a verb) or children in a control condition that did not discuss helping (Bryan & Master, in preparation). These results suggest that young children are highly sensitive to the language they hear, and noun labels can motivate children's behavior to claim a positive personal identity. We are currently looking at whether noun labels also motivate children to show greater persistence at a task, in order to avoid a negative personal identity (e.g., being a "quitter" or a "stopper").
Overall, in my research I seek to understand how cues about personal identity or group membership shape students' motivation and behavior. In future research, I hope to continue to deepen our understanding of these factors, as well as to develop and test early-childhood interventions that can have long-term effects on motivation and well-being.
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Join the Turner Syndrome Foundation, Inc. in our mission to raise funds and awareness of TS by participating in one of our events or simply by making a donation. TEAM TSF registrants will need to fundraise a minimum of $500 for the marathon and $350 for the half, relay or bike and $150 mini-marathon, and TSF will pay your entry fee! You will receive a TEAM TSF t-shirt, wristband, and meet other great community members who want to make a difference!
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Here in the American South the flowers are blooming, the leaves are popping and the temperatures are rising. I decided over the weekend that it was time to put my winter wardrobe into storage. I won't need those flannel suits or tweed jackets until the weather turns cold again next fall. By removing those items to a storage closet, I am sure to have plenty of uncluttered space in my main closet. Those clothes are also protected until they are … [Read more...]
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Whatever the morning, shaving is never part of my routine. My toilet consists of a shower, mouth cleansing and moisturising followed by a dash of fragrance and a little combing. Shaving doesn't feature. The reason? I dislike shaving and my skin is far less sensitive in the evening than it is in the morning. A shave before sleep, though unconventional, allows time for my skin to rest after the ordeal. And what an ordeal. Squeezing out a cheap … [Read more...]
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As I have mentioned before, I'm on a mission to track down some new scents. This week I've been trying out the range of colognes from English company Czech & Speake. Founded by a chap called Frank Sawkins in the 1970s, the aim was to create a luxury bathrooms and fittings retailer. Seeing the bathroom as a sanctuary, quality and craftsmanship were to be the hall marks. Continuing this theme it was only a matter of time before the … [Read more...]
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Issue release date: June 2006
|Section title: Original Paper
Cannabis-Induced Psychosis-Like Experiences Are Associated with High SchizotypyBarkus E.J.a · Stirling J.b · Hopkins R.S.a · Lewis S.a
aNeuroscience and Psychiatry Unit, University of Manchester, and bDepartment of Psychology and Speech Pathology, Manchester Metropolitan University, Manchester, UK
Received: 7/27/2004
Accepted: 7/7/2005
Published online: 6/13/2006
Issue release date: June 2006
Number of Print Pages: 4
Number of Figures: 0
Number of Tables: 0
ISSN: 0254-4962 (Print)
eISSN: 1423-033X (Online)
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Objective: Recent studies have suggested that cannabis use is a risk factor for developing schizophrenia. We tested the hypothesis that cannabis use increases the likelihood of psychosis-like experiences in non-clinical participants who scored highly on a measure of schizotypy. Method: The psychological effects of cannabis were assessed in 137 healthy individuals (76% female, mean age 22 years) using a newly developed questionnaire concerned with subjective experiences of the drug: the Cannabis Experiences Questionnaire. The questionnaire has three subscales: Pleasurable Experiences, Psychosis-Like Experiences and After-Effects. Respondents also completed the brief Schizotypal Personality Questionnaire. Results: Cannabis use was reported by 72% of the sample. Use per se was not significantly related to schizotypy. However, high scoring schizotypes were more likely to report both psychosis-like experiences and unpleasant after-effects associated with cannabis use. The pleasurable effects of cannabis use were not related to schizotypy score. Conclusion: High scoring schizotypes who use cannabis are more likely to experience psychosis-like phenomena at the time of use, and unpleasant after-effects. Our results are consistent with the hypothesis that cannabis use is a risk factor for full psychosis in this group.
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The biography of Munawwar Rana. This page has biographical information on Munawwar Rana, one of the best poets of all time. This PoetrySoup page also provides access to the poet's poems, best poetry, quotes, and video biographies...if available.
Munawwar Rana (Urdu : , Hi : ) (born 1952) is an Urdu poet. He is known [ by whom ] to be a sensitive poet who uses Hindi and Awadhi words in the couplets. He is known for his Urdu couplets praising mother. He is considered [ by whom ] to be one of the most successful poets at Mushairas and is popular outside India also.
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The children were told to stay put in their cabins, where
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The resignation has to be approved by President Park
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Chung was booed and someone threw a water bottle at him when
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The Gyeonggi Provincial Office of Education sent text
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Aircraft will be inducted into IAF next year
The C-17 globe master-III military transport aircraft, scheduled to be inducted into the Indian Air Force in 2013, will be used primarily to airlift the country's special forces in the event of Mumbai-type terrorist attacks, hijacks, and other national emergencies, Air Marshal S.P. Singh, the outgoing Air Officer Commanding-in-Chief of the Southern Air Command, has said.
Interacting with mediapersons after handing over the charge to his successor Air Marshal R.K. Jolly here on Tuesday, Mr. Singh said the aircraft's capability to operate from small and rugged airstrips and in all-weather and light conditions made it ideal for speedy 'tactical airlift' of troops and airdrop missions.
One squadron
The IAF would initially acquire one squadron of C-17s. It would add six more squadrons of C-130 Hercules turbo-prop driven military transport aircraft to its stable.
The SAC hoped to have the operational command of at least a few squadrons of the to-be-acquired medium multi-role combat aircraft, the French-built Dassault Rafael.
Soon one squadron of the Sukhoi 30 MKI air superiority fighter, produced by Russia and Hindustan Aeronautics Limited, would be based at the SAC's airbase at Thanjavur in Tamil Nadu. The IAF's capability to project its power in the Indian Ocean region would grow exponentially with the commissioning of more airfields and deployment of long- and medium-range radar systems, air defence systems, unmanned aerial vehicles with maritime surveillance capabilities, Airborne Warning and Control Systems, and mid-air refuelling tankers in the country's southern peninsula.
The officers of the IAF station here accorded a guard of honour and the ceremonial farewell, 'Jaikar,' to the Air Marshal.


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Family Guy: Season 6, Episode 10
Play It Again, Brian (2 Mar. 2008)
Brian decides to declare his love for Lois as she and Peter accompany him to a writers' convention, and the Griffin kids are babysat by Herbert.
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|Public-private partnerships: an evaluation of propositions for successful community coalitions
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|Objective: To evaluate coalition members' perceptions of key coalition building propositions (i.e., leadership, communication and formal structures) as predictors of coalition success (i.e., improving community outcomes by reducing hospital readmission rates and improving coordination of patient care). Method: A survey was conducted and included a variety of coalition building propositions to measure coalition members' perceptions of coalition success. The survey questions related to leadership, communication and formal rules, structures and procedures were used for the purposes of hypothesis testing.Results: The relationship between the set of all independent variables (i.e., leadership, communication and formal rules, structures and procedures) and the coalition's effectiveness at improving the quality of care transitions in their community is statistically significant (p =.000) and a positive multiple correlation exists (.428). Conclusion: The findings revealed a positive but weak relationship between all but one of independent variables (i.e., leadership, communication, formal structures and procedures) and the coalition's perceived effectiveness at improving the quality of care transitions in their community. In contrast, there does not seem to be a relationship between any of the independent variables (controlling for the others) and coalition members' perceptions of effectiveness in reducing hospital readmission rates.
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Bruins playoff tickets available April 7
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In the event that the Bruins make the playoffs, the team announced on Thursday that tickets for the first two home games in the first round will be available on April 7 at 11 a.m.
With six games remaining in the regular season, Boston sits in a three-way tie with the Flyers and Canadiens for the final three playoffs spots. With tie-breakers of the equation the Bruins technically have the seventh seed if the playoffs started today (and would play the Buffalo Sabres). The Thrashers sit two points behind the trio with 80 points. Boston has a game in hand on the Canadiens and Atlanta.
Here is the release from the team:
The Boston Bruins announced today that tickets for the club's first two home playoff games of the 2010 Stanley Cup Playoffs will go on sale at 11:00 a.m. ET on Wednesday, April 7.
Tickets will be available for purchase at the TD Garden Box Office, on www.bostonbruins.com, and via Ticketmaster.
The Bruins currently sit in seventh place of the Eastern Conference. The dates and times for the two games will be determined by the National Hockey League once the final seeding for the Stanley Cup Playoffs is set.
If the Bruins do not qualify for the 2010 Stanley Cup Playoffs, full refund of the face value ticket prices will be given for all playoff tickets that were purchased. Various fees associated with purchasing tickets will not be refunded.
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