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A resume is a concise overview of an individual's background which highlights the experience and skills most relevant to a career field. Background information includes education, work experience, skills, volunteer work, and leadership. A resume is easily confused with a curriculum vitae (CV). A CV is a longer (2-4 pages) overview of an individual's educational and academic background highlighting research, teaching, publication, and presentations. CV's are required for academic positions, fellowships, and grants.
You want to create an image of yourself as an active, vital participant in the work place. You are convincing the employer not only of your potential contributions to the job, but also your ability to adapt to a different environment.
Resume content and organization can vary from field to field. Listed below are the most common categories. Note that information such as age, weight, race, salary requirements, and marital are not included in a resume. Information on citizenship is not required. If you are a US citizen or permanent alien, however, it is a good idea to include this information. Resumes have two basic styles: Reverse Chronological and Functional or Skills Format. The Reverse Chronological is the most common format because it is clear and easy to read. The Functional/Skills resume emphasizes skills areas.
Other categories could include Professional Memberships, Publications, and Presentations.
The following are specific examples of each of the standard sections of a reverse chronological resume.
Include your full name, full address(es), telephone number(s), and e-mail address. When including your e-mail address, consider this communication with an employer to be professional. It is advised to avoid "nick names" or "cute" automatic responses. This also goes for phone messages.
If you are between addresses or will be away for an extended period of time during your job search, consider presenting current and permanent addresses.
While an objective on your resume is optional, it is one way to demonstrate focus (your focus can also be articulated on your cover letter). Be aware of being too narrow or too general. The objective may include some combination of the position of interest; industry/organization being sought; skills; and functions being sought.
This is an optional category. It can follow or replace an objective. A well-written "Qualifications" section can draw the employer's attention to your strengths. It should highlight your skills for the position for which you are applying.
In reverse-chronological order, list all of your degrees from college onward with the name of the institution and date they were awarded. List the date you expect to receive the degree for the program in which you are currently enrolled. You may also list, if relevant, courses, the name of your advisor, and your thesis title.
This category can be combined with the "Education" section or be given a separate section depending on how many awards you have received. If an award is not well-known it should be briefly explained.
Employers want to see, in chronological order, accomplishments, performance potential, progressions, promotions, transferable skills, technical knowledge, and level of responsibility.
Experience can include paid and volunteer work. Include your job title, place of employment, accurate dates of employment, and a description of the duties (in order of importance to the employer) which demonstrate your major selling points. Use action verbs to describe your work.
Employers are looking for your ability to work as a team member, as well as leadership potential, initiative, and follow-through. Consider graduate school and professional activities, highlighting leadership positions. Lead with your strengths.
This format organizes your experience by skill groups or areas of expertise. It is particularly useful when you have a number of experiences which are quite relevant to the job for which you are applying and can be logically grouped together. Headings might include "Research Experience," "International Experience," "Communication Skills," or "Technical Skills". If you have more than one group of experiences to highlight, either list your most impressive or goal-related function first, or use the order of importance listed by the employer in an ad or position description. Each of the skill groups you highlight should be qualified with concrete descriptions of experiences and skills which you utilize. Your employment history sections would then itemize job titles, employer names and addresses, and dates of employment.
A growing number of companies are using computers to process the high volume of resumes they receive. You may want to have both a conventional resume and a computer-scannable resume.
Many employers will list their e-mail address as an option to send resumes through e-mail. An e-mail resume should not be sent as an attachment, but as a plain document sent through e-mail without bold, larger print, or anything beyond the simplest features. When sending a resume by e-mail, a short cover letter should accompany the resume.
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Wednesday, June 26 2013 01:39 AM
Did Pharrell Wear A "Dress" To Movie Premiere?
Music superstar Pharrell attended the premiere of "Despicable Me 2″ over the weekend, where his outfit garnered some attention. He showed up wearing a tan blazer, denim shorts, and a long black oxford shirt. Many were saying that the length of the shirt resembled a dress.
It wasn't long ago that A$AP Rocky and Kanye were criticized for wearing "skirts" and "dresses" at different events, and now Pharrell's fashion choice is also under fire.
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Kaci Boston
2007-08 Highlights: Held team's fastest 55-meter dash time during the indoor season (:7.93) at the Carthage College Last Chance Meet on March 7...ran a season-best :28.14 in the 200-meter dash at the Horizon League Indoor Championships on March 1...placed sixth in the 100-meter dash (:13.24) and eighth in the 200-meter dash (:28.24) at the Marquette Invitational on April 26.
2006-07 Highlights: Did not compete for the Flames.
2005-06 Highlights: Competed in the 100- and 200-meter dashes, as well as the long jump during the outdoor season...ran a season-low 13.04 in the 100-meter at the Chicagoland Championships on April 8...competed in the 55-, 60- and 200-meter dashes, as well as the long jump, during her rookie indoor season...recorded a trio of top 15 finishes at the Horizon League Indoor Championships, including an 11th-place standing in the long jump with a leap of 4.85m...took second in the 60-meter dash at the UWM Tune-Up on Feb. 17th with a personal best time of 7.94...also took eighth at the event in the long jump with a season-long leap of 4.99m.
Prep/Personal: Four-year letterwinner at Thornridge...four-time state qualifier...paced Falcons to a sectional crown and a runner-up finish in the SICA East...helped Thornridge qualify for the state meet...captained the team as a junior...ran for the Angelic Flyers club...part of state and regional title-winning squads all three years she competed with the team...state and regional qualifier in the 100-meter dash, 200-meter dash and long jump...placed in the 4x100 relay and 4x400 relay at the Junior Olympics...born April 2, 1987...daughter of Horace and Edna Boston...majoring in english/pre-law.
Career-Best Outdoor Marks 100-Meter Dash: 13.04 (4/8/06) 200-Meter Dash: 26.28 (4/6/06) Long Jump: 4.99m (4/1/06)


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TC TO JANE WELSH CARLYLE ; 13 August 1842; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18420813-TC-JWC-01; CL 15: 12-13
Chelsea, Saturday [13 August 1842]
Here has my poor Dame's clever little Letter come to me; alas, perhaps too clever, I fear! Thanks to thee for it any way; it is a little picture—a thing worth reading!
Surely the revd Reginald Buller, tho' in the grave of revealed religion will have interest enough to silence two jackasses under his windows. Pray do pluck up a heart, and speak to him about them, if he have not already done it. Confound them, say I. My poor Goody will get quite wrecked by their braying: I of all mortals know best how to pity it. I shall be in real anxiety for Monday morning, to hear what has become of that. The thing would all do, otherwise, so well; I will try to hope that you get into sleep, but still with many misgivings. Cannot you close your windows, and try to open some door? Even suffocation is better than jack-asses.—
We go on here, in perfect composure; we had a long dose of Creek last night; Elizabeth1 was here this morning, apparently only for a minute. I have been very busy all morning, and have now no time left.
Yesterday I did not see Charles Buller; on arriving at Charing Cross I found the Parliament just then in its agonies, and that there was no chance of him at the Temple. I stept down rather, to look at the Queen for an instant.2 She did pass, she and Albert, looking very much frightened, red in the face; but none shot at the poor little thing, some even gave a kind of encouraging cheer. "No, me? I vont holler!" said some of the populace near me; neither did I holler at all.— From that I got to Mrs H. Taylor's,3 settled some poor Ghent businesses (of money I owed her brother, a book I owed the Captain,4 &c), and got home half an hour after my time. We walked a little before tea. Creek was very wearisome, forbade all reading. Today at six a villainous cock woke me,—and Helen spilt the coffee; but left enough for us two, and supplied herself with tea!— My dearest, what a wretched scrawl is this. But I can do no more. I will be ten times better to thee than before! Ever as I grow older I mean to grow better every way. Get thou well, and love me. Get well,—and sleep, sleep! God bless thee, Dearest.
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At Diary of a Crafty Lady, Lindsay shares one of the projects she worked on for a special Christmas surprise this year. For an aunt and uncle who are die-hard college football fans, she created a fun memory keeping "smash book". And she made it by upcycling a book no one wanted!
Smash books are a really fun scrapbooking concept. As Lindsay explains, they are " lots of pictures, words, little scraps of things you want to keep, all smashed onto pages, piled high, overlapping. Anything that helps you remember, and is meaningful, is meant to go inside. It is a lot of fun!" Since this book was meant for keeping memories from favorite football games, Lindsay picked an old book that had a cover in colors of the team her aunt and uncle root for. She pulled out the book pages, replacing them with binder rings and cardstock, and got things rolling with the smash book theme by adding a few memories for them, lifted from their Facebook pages! Such a fun idea–I'm sure Lindsay's aunt and uncle will have a great time with this.
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On the bright side, we do get to watch these things for a week or so before they actually show up. Ike's down to a Category 2 right now. Sustained winds of 110 mph. That'll still bunch-up your bloomers, and it's expected to strengthen again.
This is a discussion on Wisconsin's lookin' mighty good right now... within the Off Topic & Humor Discussion forums, part of the The Back Porch category; Originally Posted by rolyat63 You know size isn't everything Just because you have small storms try not to feel inadequate I'm sure there are other ...
On the bright side, we do get to watch these things for a week or so before they actually show up. Ike's down to a Category 2 right now. Sustained winds of 110 mph. That'll still bunch-up your bloomers, and it's expected to strengthen again.
If this projected path is accurate then all those folks that just left here from New Orleans (running from Gustav) are gonna be back for another visit next week.
So much for tourism. We can make a few bucks off refugees.
This afternoon it was a Category 4.
Yep, it should strengthen back up again.
Oh...lots of beer in the cooler...?? - and that makes you think you're ready for any EMERGENCY?
I hate to break the news to you but, you are NOT prepared for a real catastrophe!
You need yet ANOTHER cooler filled with beer.
Buy more beer NOW before it's too late!
Hope ya'll ride it out OK! I've never seen a hurricane up close - just the after affects 300 miles inland.
That does prompt a stupid question tho...my sister in Greensboro told me there is always a rush at the stores for bread, milk, beer, and....<drum roll>......Ice Cream! What is that all about?
Is my southern sister just pulling my leg, or is that just some weird NC deal?
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As I said in a thread last week, moving up here to Shelby County Tennessee from the Mobile Alabama Gulf Coast area is really, really paying off now.
Our house was less than 5 miles from the Alabama/Mississippi state line and less that 4 miles from the actual coast. Ivan, Dennis, Katrina and Rita all handed us our own butts.
To a lesser degree, several smaller storms over the years from 1994 to 2005 when we moved did the same thing. Danny stalled in Mobile Bay and rained like crazy for a full 24 hours. The amount of water that got under our house warped some of our floors and just all around flooded everything.
I do not miss hurricanes one little bit. I am learning to like snow again...slowly...but it sure is better than boarding up and riding out a big hurricane.
And, we love it here in Tennessee. I hate to see these storms again threatening the Gulf Coast but, my wife and I watch the coverage and it is a surreal feeling to see that the Gulf Coast is going through it and we really don't have to worry. It's a nice feeling.
I hope Ike goes someplace else but right now it doesn't look too good.
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Top 10 Monthly Magazines: Style-ish Gains Over Five Years
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Tracking min's five-year ad and revenue monthly magazine charts is like riding a roller coaster, considering the highs and lows in the industry from 2006 to 2010. The just-completed 2010 was a welcome change from the dismal results in 2009 and 2008. As we reported on minonline, 99 of the 149 monthlies increased ad pages in 2010. By contrast, just 10 had ad-page gains in 2009. As min has said in previous reports, we have guarded optimism about continued improvement in 2011.
For a full comparison of the five years, we created two charts: one tracking the top 10 monthlies based on most ad pages in 2010 versus 2009, and another showing those with gains in both 2010 and 2009.
In our first chart below, it is no surprise to see Vogue, People StyleWatch and Elle Decor in the top 10 given that we continually reported on their successes in 2010. (See min's premium 2010 five-year ad-page and revenue charts for our complete list of 150 monthly magazines.)
The second chart offers perhaps a longer view. Since it was obvious that what goes down must come up when comparing 2010 to 2009, we decided to also compare 2010 with 2008. In this analysis, we only found four "up" monthlies in 2010 that also showed gains in 2009 versus 2008. Here, we see People StyleWatch again in the top slot (with 434 additional pages and an 86% gain in 2010 versus 2008). In fact, StyleWatch has been on an upward trend since its launch in 2007. Taking the second and third slots in our chart below, Saveur (+33.48%) and Fitness (+27.50%) showed impressive advertiser growth in 2010 and 2009. And in the fourth slot, Better Homes and Gardens displayed a slow and steady increase of 49.70 additional ad pages in 2010 versus 2008.
"We are continuing to break new business in 2011 with new accounts such as The Limited, Lacoste and Tommy Hilfiger," says People StyleWatch publisher Karin Tracy. "We are really excited about our upcoming March issue, which will be our biggest ever, as well as publishing 11 times in 2011 with our first July issue."
Saveur VP/group publisher Merri Lee Kingsly tells min that there are "tons of exciting new things going on in 2011 to stay true to our mission and grow the brand organically," including a new partnership with Sur La Table to create Saveur Cooks programs in 24 of the magazine's culinary centers. Kingsly also plans to launch an app that will be a valuable tool for the traveling foodie.
At Fitness, VP/publisher Lee Slattery says: "We have experienced two years of tremendous growth, and we continue to remain optimistic for 2011. Fitness has seen strong performances in beauty, food and automotive, and we feel confident that our brand will continue to grow in the year ahead on many fronts."
We wish all magazines and publishers continued success in 2011.
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In partnership with the African American Museum in Philadelphia, this exhibition is presented as part of the museum's extensive exhibition featuring more than 70 gowns, jewelry, music, album covers, photographs, and rarely seen video footage of the Supremes – world renowned for their music, their fashion, and their impact on American culture.
In 1961, three young women who lived in the same Detroit housing project – Florence Ballard, Diana Ross, and Mary Wilson – became the original members of one of the world's most successful and popular vocal groups of the 1960s and '70s, the
Supremes. Signed by Motown Records, the trio was known for its talent, fashion, and sense of style. Mary Wilson, who performed with the Supremes the longest, believes that their singing abilities and unique glamour combined helped their meteoric rise to super stardom.
Once they had their first Top 40 hit,
When the Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes
, in 1963, the group was on its way to worldwide fame.
Just a few months later, the Supremes had their first number one hit with
Where Did Our Love Go?
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Baby Love
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Come See About Me
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Back in My Arms Again
– making them the only group to have 5 consecutive number one hits.
Today, the Supremes list of hits are significant and their songs forever nostalgic and universally loved. The Supremes are not only remembered for their contributions to soul and popular music of the '60s and '70s. They are also recognized for their impact as glamorous, talented, female African American performers who are credited with using fashion and their unforgettable style to appeal to people of all ethnicities and change negative racial perceptions at the height of America's Civil Rights Movement.
Visit the African American Museum in Philadelphia to see more fascinating gowns and music memorabilia from
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Tour Guilin Restaurants
- Why Local Restaurants
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McFound Restaurant
- Authentically home-made noodles, bread and cookies, available to take away.
- Nice environment for families with kids.
A restaurant which decorated in traditional northern style, with wheaten food of full aroma and household atmosphere of authentic culture, is warmly welcome for customers.
Address: No.7 Xinyi Road
Tel: 0773-5832926
Price: about CNY70 per person
Taste Made Restaurant
- Creative thoughts are put into the dishes, offering a refined yet authentic Guilin flavor.
- Dinning cabinets are well-decorated and gracefully luxurious.
Taste Made Restaurant is an avant-courier of creating a new concept of cuisine in Guilin. Located at riverside, it is demonstrated in modern style, preparing the meals that are as pleasing the palate as the eye. It customizes for customers' taste by uniting Chinese and Western cookery, which will leave you a fantastic memory of dining.
Address: No.19 Lijiang East Road
Tel: 0773-5880098
Price: about CNY80 per person
Longji Ping'an Restaurant
- Located half way up the rice terrace, offering gorgeous views outside the windows of the wooden building.
- Local fresh products are used for the dishes.
Ping'an restaurant is one of the popular restaurants in Longji terrace, which is located half way up of the terrace field and will take some steps to get there. The restaurant mainly serves Guilin local dishes and is especially famous for roasted Bamboo Rice and fresh vegetables.
Address:Located at Longji Terrace Scenic Area.
Tel: 0773-7583198
Price: about CNY70 per person
Mei You Restaurant
- Always blazing new trails in cooking and dishes, best recommendations are Beer Fish, Flavored Escargots and Quail Eggs with Ribs.
- 3 branches in Yangshuo, the one in NO.86 has a live music show at night, free to request a song.
Mei You Restaurant was established in 80's when tourism had just arised in Yangshuo, naming by an inspiration upon local situation of restaurants. It caters to people from different regions by uniting Chinese and Western style in decoration and cuisine, has obtained a wide reputation in locals. This 180 seater restaurant is located on West Street, providing a unique environment while travelling.
Address: No.82 West Street
Tel: 0773-8821167
Price: about CNY70 per person
Café Del Moon
- Romantic café boasting for nice wine and coffee as well as local cuisine.
- Open balcony on the second floor offers great views of the West Street.
Café Del Moon is one of the most popular restaurants in Yangshuo West Street, it serve western cuisine especially for firewood pizza, as well as variety of ground coffee are provided in the restaurants, people can choose to take the upstairs seat to enjoy the surrounding mountain scenery.
Address:Yangshuo West Street
Tel: 0773-8827953
Price: about CNY100 per person


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June 29, 2014
Striped Sundays – Le Coat
A lazy Sunday uniform comprising of winter favourites, both old and new.
This stripe coat that I snagged on sale over at ASOS last winter still remains my favourite. Comfortable tailoring that provides just the right statement when paired with casual pieces. Much like this cosy knitwear and denim situation that I have been
living in this weekend.
Stripe Coat | ASOS (similar here and here)
Knit Jumper | T by Alexander Wang
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LOS ANGELES (LALATE) – Is Paula Broadwell and David Petraeus
alleged affair being used for a CIA Benghazi cover-up or smokescreen? The Paula Broadwell, David Petraeus alleged affair is prompting debate today in the context of the Benghazi attacks. At issue is the suspect timing of David Petraeus' resignation; the apparent lack of explanation why the Justice Department purportedly only contacted the CIA on Tuesday; the rationale that an affair from last year prompted an investigation and resignation this year; and the peculiar statements by Paula Broadwell's father issued to news today.
David Petraeus was set to testify before the Senate Intelligence Committee hearing Thursday about the Benghazi Attack. And while the Senate may still call him, questions remain unanswered.
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First, Paula Broadwell's father in a news statement today did not use the word "smokescreen" but is certainly implied it. Broadwell's dad, Paul Krantz told the Daily News today that the scandal and resignation "is about something else entirely, and the truth will come out." What is the "something else"? Krantz said he was not permitted to elaborate. "There is a lot more that is going to come out. You wait and see. There's a lot more here than meets the eye."
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Second, while the affair hit news Friday, the story is anything but new. Broadwell's alleged affair with Petraeus reportedly started in 2011 and ended four months later. The affair allegedly had ended long before summer 2012 when the FBI got involved. So why did he resign last week for conduct he purportedly had stopped months, if not a year, earlier?
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Welcome to the web site chronicling the History of the Gay/ Lesbian/ Bisexual/ Transgender Community
2012 was a year when Milwaukee and Wisconsin celebrated several anniversaries. It marked the 30th anniversary of Wisconsin's landmark Gay Rights bill becoming law. Originally known as AB70, with its signing into law in 1982, Wisconsin was the first state in the country to ban discrimination for sexual orientation. Also 2012 marked the 25th PrideFest, Milwaukee's trend-setting pride celebration. Although pride celebrations occurred prior to 1988, that was the first year of a central group coordinating the city's Gay Pride celebration. 2012 was also the year that the Cream City Foundation celebrated its 30th anniversary, well past a quarter century of grant giving to benefit the LGBT community in southeastern Wisconsin.
This web site is largely about the men and women who have made today's LGBT community what it is. This web site is thus dedicated to these people, as well as those who will move the LGBT community forward into what it will become over the next 40+ years.
The beginning of the History Project goes back many years by individual efforts of a great many people in storing documents and memorabilia of LGBT life in the Milwaukee area, whether it be social life, businesses (bars, restaurants, etc.), or groups such as PrideFest and the Community Center. A few organizations made some efforts to collect and preserve similar materials. But the real beginning of this project was an effort connected with PrideFest which sought to bring together and display photos, archives, and memorabilia for a His/Herstory display at the festival in 1995 and 1997.
After a hiatus, PrideFest 2001 again opened a history display, which was very well received. The 2002 festival attracted even more interest, and sparked an idea by several people to make a more concerted effort to collect and maintain historical materials. Much of the impetus for the current effort stems from the knowledge that a large amount of the most important material relating to gay and lesbian history may be on the verge of destruction at the hands of people unaware of its value to us as a community. The people who created and led the earliest organizations and businesses are reaching the ends of their lives (someone who was 35 when Stonewall occurred in 1969 would be almost 70 years old when this project became an organization in 2003).
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The major effort for the period summer 2002 through early 2003 was directed toward creating a history display for the June 2003 PrideFest. Read about that effort, and the people involved in it, on the History Project pages.
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A major effort is underway to gather remaining archival meterials from people and organizations while they still exist. In cooperation with the University of Wisconsin- Milwaukee, these items are being deposited into the UWM Archives where they are cataloged, stablizied, and preserved for future study and reference by the public. Also read about that effort on the main Project page.
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Meanwhile, others in the community are working to collect information to form the background for present and future displays, and to form an overview tapestry of all things gay and lesbian from the past. We have created five categories to help organize this story: People; Organizations; Businesses; the Media; and Events. Each of these areas has its own section on this web site (see links on the left), and as we collect materials, we attempt to categorize and display them in this open fashion. (Note that, especially on this web site, we may edit certain materials to obscure names of living persons who may object to appearing in a public forum for privacy reasons.)
Finally, we are stitching together a Timeline to allow comparisons of people, organizations, businesses, media, and events over time. The first draft of a Timeline was unveiled at PrideFest 2005, and repeated at PrideFest 2006 at Festival Park on the Milwaukee lakeshore.
Curious what's new on the website? Check out the "What's New" page!
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50 million people in the U.S. - one in four children - don't know where their next meal is coming from, despite our having the means to provide nutritious, affordable food for all Americans. Directors Kristi Jacobson and Lori Silverbush examine this issue through the lens of three people for who are struggling with food insecurity: Barbie, a single Philadelphia mother who grew up in poverty and is trying to provide a better life for her two kids; Rosie, a Colorado second-grader who often has to depend on friends and neighbors to feed her and has trouble concentrating in school; and Tremonica, a Mississippi second-grader whose asthma and health issues are exacerbated by the largely empty calories her hardworking mother can afford.
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What email users say: Part 3 (managing perceptions and discontent)
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Parts 1 and 2 of this series looked at attitudes to commercial email, definitions of spam and reasons for unsubscribing.
But how do people make a judgment call about an email? What do they do when they've decided it's spam or they don't want it anymore?
And how can you use that knowledge to improve your email success?
Focus on the headers and preview pane
The message is clear: recognition drives perception and action. For example:
- The MAAWG consumer study asked respondents how they distinguish between spam and legitimate email. 67% said sender name, 45% subject line and 22% cited visual indicators
- Asked what compelled them most to open permission email, North American respondents to the Epsilon Global Consumer Email Study cited the from line (68%) and subject line (26%) tops
Core factors are clearly your headers and what appears in the preview pane. It's all about recognition. And training people to recognize your emails as legitimate begins well before you send the first email, as explained here.
It might also be worth testing adding recognition elements (like a brand name) to your subject line, even if the sender is already clearly identified in the from line. It worked for this company, nearly doubling clickthroughs.
Manage how people treat unwanted email
Even the very best email programs are going to lose subscribers. The key is managing how those subscribers choose to handle email they no longer want (what many of them would now call spam).
So what do people do when they've decided you're sending spam?
- According to an informal eec survey, 71% use the delete button, 39% hit the spam or junk button and 39% unsubscribe
- Around two-thirds of North American respondents to the Epsilon Global Consumer Email Study were prepared to use the "mark as spam" button
- The MAAWG survey also asked what action people take on receiving spam: 78% delete without opening, 35% move to junk folder and 8% report the message to their email provider
Critically, the options for dealing with spam (delete, move to spam folder, report directly as spam and unsubscribe) also apply to "legitimate" emails that people no longer want:
- ExactTarget examined how people on a quality, permission-based list unsubscribed. 60% did so via email or using the unsubscribe link in the email. A significant 40% "unsubscribed" by clicking the "This is Spam" button.
- The Emailcenter study of UK consumers asked what people do when they don't want to continue receiving marketing email. 14% use the spam button, 77% unsubscribe and 40% just delete the messages
- The European survey conducted by ContactLab also asked what people do once bored with a newsletter. 66% said "I delete them without even opening them", 36% said "I put them into the spam folder so I do not see them any more."
The above stats show that people will consider more than one way of dealing with unwanted email.
Spam reports, junk folder filtering and "delete without reading" all hurt engagement metrics, drag down your sender reputation and reflect badly on your brand or image.
An unsubscribe is a much better choice from the marketer's perspective. It gives you the chance to make a clean, positive impression when people leave the list.
Unsubscribe pages also allow you to present alternatives to the would-be leaver: other ways to hear from you, alternative content, reduced email frequency etc.
So the challenge is to influence people away from the bad options, towards the good one. For example by:
- Building trust
- Making unsubscribe links more prominent
- Unsubscribing inactives from your list (only after trying a reactivation campaign)
Bonus 1: perception also drives sharing
Perception, of course, drives much more than unsubscribing behavior.
For example, Blue Sky Factory interviewed students about social media and email habits. Asked if they would share commercial emails, most responded as if that was an entirely hypothetical situation. But consider some of the quotes:
"If it was entertaining enough and actually cool"
"If it was interesting"
…not "if it has a share on Facebook link".
"Share with your network" links facilitate sharing, but the motivation to use them comes from your content/offer. An obvious concept we forget in the rush to add "Tweet this" links to password notification emails.
The recent Email Insider Summit also featured a panel of college graduates talking about email. Watch the video here.
Bonus 2: words drive perception
A common marketing trap is to assume those reading a message speak the same specialist language as those sending it. Email marketing has its own vocabulary, but it's not one shared by the people who actually get the emails.
If you want people to take the right action, don't use jargon they can't understand. The informal survey of 65+ people outside the industry by the eec Consumer Education Roundtable, for example, found that most did not know how to define an "email service provider" or an "email client".
Even basic terms can be an issue. And Darrah MacLean recently asked if subject lines and email copy should really use expressions like Black Friday, Cyber Monday and other forms of retail-speak.
Bonus 3: what ISPs say
That concludes our 3-part journey through consumer email attitudes. But there's a third partner in our email love triangle: the ISPs and webmail services that sit between sender and subscriber.
What do they say about all this?
Delivery and anti-spam blogs have recently covered this topic in some depth, with a definite sense that ISPs are:
1. Looking to user interaction with your emails as a better guide to determining whether that sender's messages are worth delivering.
2. Looking to make email service providers more accountable for the actions of their customers.
To find out more, here some of the latest links:
- Word to the Wise blog: e.g. The coming changes and ISPs are speaking, is anyone listening?
- Spamtacular.com: Barry speaks
- AOL Postmaster blog: Permission vs Request
- ExactTarget blog: Why does Yahoo hate me? (see also the comments)
- Annalivia Ford: Why is my window fogged up?
- Cloudmark blog: Permission
- Internet and e-mail policy and practice: Just make it stop
- Spam Resource: Did you catch that?
The shift to subscriber empowerment is good for good emailers: if your subscribers want your email, they'll get your email.
The challenge, therefore, is not (just) to master the intricacies of email deliverability, but to produce email that subscribers want.
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Mark –
Thanks so much for the Blue Sky Factory shout out.
(It's Factory, not Marketing – ha ha)
Just keeping you honest and on your toes.
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No idea what subliminal stuff was going on there. Especially since I'm an avid reader of the BSF blog. Sorry DJ, stupid of me. Have corrected.
Ha ha. No worries at all, Mark. An honest mistake. Just don't let it (EVER) happen again. Ever.
Good times, great videos.
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In 2013, Director Tyler Perry brought his writing style to the OWN Network with a bang. The breakout show entitled "The Haves and Haves Nots" created a ratings hike for the network and left fans wanting to see more of the show. It has been quite a few months since the season finale of the show, but fear not, this ruthless family and their cast of characters are back with a vengeance.
In New York City, on Monday, January 6, 2014, OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network and Tyler Perry Studios kicked off the year with a lively screening of Season 2 of their hit shows "The Haves and the Have Nots" and a sneak preview of the upcoming season of "Love Thy Neighbor."
Along with the cast, over a hundred press and tastemakers packed the Tribeca Grand Hotel Screening Room on a wintry night to get a sneak peek of "Love Thy Neighbor"(LTN) and a full episode viewing of "The Haves and the Have Nots" (HHN). HHN cast members in attendance included: John Schneider, Renee Lawless, Gavin Houston, Peter Parros, Angela Robinson, Jaclyn Betham, Aaron O'Connell, Eva Tamargo and Tyler Lepley. [Not attending were Tika Sumpter who was in Mississippi shooting a film and Crystal Fox who was out of the country].
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Good stuff from Wayside Music
Small delay in updating the site, as I spent a week or so visiting family in Phoenix, and then spent a fun New Years visiting friends in DC. Anyway, I'm back, and the full site should be going public within 10 days or less. Today I got a big order in from Wayside - my first $100+ music order in a really long time.
- Krakatoa - Plan Ahead
- Magma - Theusz Hamtaakh DVD
- Paatos - Timeloss
- Satoko Fujii and Tatsuya Yoshida - Toh-Kichi
- Sotos - Platypus
- Uz Jsme Doma - The Ears
- Uzva - Niittoaika


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(P)2006 Blackstone Audio Inc.
An avid reader, I was concerned that audiobooks would be more like 3rd grade reading circle and less like a performance. I was wrong. I only wish I had started sooner!
"Top-rate story and storytelling"
I would consider it so, yes. the narrator really brings the words to life, in a way I didn't think possible.
The Call of the Wild. the stories, and the point of view from which they are told, is unique and fascinating.
The first meeting between White Fang and the "Love Master" - no spoilers here, though
I did. This is the first novel as a child that I ever read, and listening to it tok me back to third grade, and the wonder I felt as I realized that a story - jut words, mind you, no pictures - could, really could, take me to another place.
This is a must-have in every library, and every Audible collection.
But I write for myself, for my own pleasure. And I want to be left alone to do it. - J.D. Salinger ^(;,;)^
"Not just for my Kids or my Youth"
I absolutely love the prose of Jack London. I wonder exactly how many people have died, pulled North to the Wild by the romantic pen of Jack London. I finished a while back (Dietz's version) and was crying as I listened to it with my kids.
I've recently become interested in listening to several classics by different readers. London was one of the first I've done this with, but it worked well so he won't be the last.
John Lee gives a very solid reading of this classic. I think this is probably the superior audio of White Fang. While I like Dietz (and haven't done anything but sampled Thomley), Lee's reading is straight forward and easily managed at hyper-audio speeds (2.5x or faster). The only downside of a narration by Lee, is it is sort of like watching a movie with Kevin Bacon. They guy is everywhere and it is weird to hear his voice in so many places.
"Who's the animal: Man or Wolf?"
This story is considered a classic for good reasons. Published over a century ago, the story remains timeless. It also offers glimpse into the past, as Jack London's descriptions of northern life, and in particular the life of First Nations people at the time, is fairly accurate from all accounts.
It refreshing to see how a masterful author can handle cruelty and violence without resulting to the usual graphic descriptions of today. Make no mistake, this is a story about a wolf cub at a time when society was much less predisposed to kindness. It stands to reason this story doesn't follow a Disney like pattern.
What the story does so well, however, is to illustrate the cruelty of certain men. This cruelty stands side by side in comparison to the supposed cruelty of the wolf, which is judged negatively at every turn by "civilized man". It does provide good food for thought.
John Lee did an excellent job. Even if you've read the book, it's worth listening to the audio book just for the performance. If you're not familiar with the story, then I can only mention that this really is a "must read" novel. You won't be disappointed.
"The fate of domesticated wolf that inducs pathos"
Courage to live
Weeden Scott, he has love for White Fang
All of them well performed by John Lee
When White Fang learned love.
I was encouraged by White Fang's way of vital living . He learned how to adjust his life with different masters and different circumstances.
"Great reading"
This is one of my favorite books of all time. I own a few audio versions and this is by far the best. Very well done.
"Good book"
Jack London has a knack for capturing the wild in words and describing the perspective of a wild animal, like White Fang. White Fang's progression from wild pup to domesticated, but ferocious wolf and beyond made for a great story.
White Fang, of course! He's a wolf.
John Lee's voice sometimes sort of hypnotized me and made me relax (might also be due to the very detailed writing of Jack London), so I would sort of doze of and miss some part of the story. John Lee's narration of the story and all the characters was by no means bad, though, just not the best.
White Fang by Jack London may not be the most riveting story I've read, but it was a good book and I enjoyed it.
"Great classic"
This book had lots of action to keep a reading engaged throughout the whole story.
Of course - the ending. To avoid any type of spoiler, it's just important to read through the end.
"Beautifully written allegory"
Brilliant book on resilience in the face of exceptional tragedy, pain and cruelty. London's writing is so vivid and detailed that it far exceeds any photo or movie. The imagery envelops the reader so that you're transported to the location. The anthropomorphism gives insight into these great creatures. Yet it also reveals the genius that London is. For, in so doing, London creates a a stunning allegory into mankind.
For all of life's cruelty and indifference, there exists an indomitable and indefatigable resilience and clinging to life. Through adversity comes wisdom and majestic grade. However the path to transformation is through unconditional love. A love that is not pithy and indulgent but one of patience and tempered restraint. A love that corrects and disciplines, yet always looks at the bigger picture.
It's a very beautiful book. Especially if you are an animal lover like myself. The cruelest of the turn of the 20th century Klondike seekers is still among us- they always will be. The machismo, bravado boasters who, themselves, are more animals than men. Nothing has changed in this regard. The pugnacious still persist in the form of bros, of meatheads, of hyper testosterone-laden grunts. Yet, despite this, we see acts of extreme kindness abound. We hear stories of humankind's incredible resilience in the face of unspeakable horrors and we then recognize the God given gift of the will to live.
"What an amazing adventure!"
I read White Fang's story when I was younger. However, I really enjoyed having it read to me by the talented narrator 40 years later. White Fang's beginning was brutal, but he certainly found his much-deserved happily ever after.
"truly is a classic"
This audio has white fang and a couple other short stories. Jack London is a great writer, he picks up the story at the perfect spot and end it at the perfect spot.
When Buck first heard the "voices" from deep in the woods and you understood what the book was about. It really touched that spot in you that makes you want to get way and back to nature.
try listening to it at 1.5x the speed, I think it adds to the performance, it makes it more suspenseful and puts more an urge or eagerness in the characters to fulfill their destiny.
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Born in Venezuela, Rita Verreos moved to San Francisco when she was eight years old. She attended the University of California, Berkeley, before transferring to the University of California, Los Angeles. She graduated magna cum laude with a Bachelor's Degree in Italian and French Literature. After college, she moved to Mexico City where she lived for 11 years with her then husband and two children. She was a contestant in the Miss Venezuela pageant and walked the fashion runways of Venezuela, Mexico and Los Angeles. In 1990, she appeared in the film "Marked for Death." In 2003, Verreos moved to Texas with her two children. She currently resides in San Antonio, Texas, with her children, her parents, and their golden retriever, Blackie. Her birth date is July 19, 1968.
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Today's Weather Synopsis…
High pressure will continue to slide offshore today, allowing a warmer and increasingly humid air mass to move into the region on a return southerly flow. A warm front will trigger an isolated shower in spots this morning, but a cold front will slowly approach from the Great Lakes region late today into Wednesday and stall out very near or just south of the region with increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms developing as moisture and instability increases. A few storms could even become strong with gusty winds, small hail, and heavy rainfall possible on Wednesday.
Some showers may linger into early Thursday as the cold front remains stalled out nearby and a wave of low pressure moves along it, but drier conditions will gradually attempt to filter into the region by Thursday night. Drier weather will build into the region by late week.
The Capital Region forecast for the next 48 hours…
• Today:
Intervals of clouds and some breaks of sun, warmer, breezy, and becoming humid with a chance of showers this morning, then a chance of showers and thunderstorms late this afternoon.
High 85°F
Winds South between 10 and 15 mph, gusting up to 25 mph.
Chance of rain 30 percent.
• Tonight:
Mostly cloudy, warm, and humid with a chance of scattered showers and thunderstorms. Some of the storms could produce heavy downpours.
Low 68°F
Winds South between 10 and 15 mph.
Chance of rain 50 percent.
Albany, NY Normal Low/High: 59° / 80°
• Wednesday:
Variably cloudy and humid with a chance of showers and thunderstorms in the morning, then showers and thunderstorms likely in the afternoon. Some of the storms could contain gusty winds and heavy downpours.
High 81°F
Winds South between 5 and 10 mph.
Chance of rain 60 percent.
• Wednesday Night:
Mostly cloudy with showers and thunderstorms likely in the evening, then a chance of showers after midnight. Some of the storms could contain gusty winds and heavy downpours.
Low 66°F
Winds Southeast around 5 mph.
Chance of rain 80 percent.
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• Thursday:
Mostly cloudy with a chance of rain showers or a thunderstorm in the morning, then variably cloudy skies developing in the afternoon with some breaks of sun.
High 80°F
Chance of rain 40 percent.
• Friday:
Sunshine and patchy clouds.
High 81°F
Chance of rain 10 percent.
• Saturday:
Intervals of sun and clouds.
High 79°F
Chance of rain 10 percent.
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If you're an Emmy nominee you get all kinds of goodies galore when you are invited to a gifting suite sponsored by GBK. They give great party and great gifts. No matter how old or how seasoned your acting career, going to a gifting event is like being a kid in a candy store and everything is for free!
For every red carpet event, GBK seems to steal the show with their pre-event extravaganza.
Held at the W Hotel in the heart of Hollywood, on Hollywood Boulevard, near Vine, the event was a hit for all. Especially those of us who have a sweet tooth. One of the fav's were:
If you've ever watched the show "Shark Tank," the family-owned company has been satisfying the cookie monster in all of its customers with their tasty cookies for 30 years. With over 30 taste concoctions, the assortment of sweet delights are made fresh everyday. Their famous retail stores are in Indiana and Florida, and now can be shipped to your cookie jar from their website online.
2.Lovely Candy Co.
Another fav is the guilt-free chewy candies made without gluten, GMOs, soy, corn and artificial coloring, the consciously crafted snacks. You can choose from caramel, cherry licorice and more special flavors. What started out as the quest for a healthy licorice candy by the owner who had a yen one night in their home city of Chicago, became a yummy selection of flavorful delights that won't add inches to your wasteline. The best part is that they take time to chew, so you won't be tempted to overdose.
3.The Artisan Group
The absolute BEST was the assemblage of little gems from Artisan Group who gifted all with a creative collection of jewelry, home products and other items from a variety of designers across the country. All of these special designs are actually hand made including Sarah Jester's inspiring jewelry, Loud Waterfall Photography and Shan Bushong's gifts for pets and pet lovers. This ensemble of simple treasures included the most unique gifts of the event.
Stars including Friends Matt LeBlanc, Mad Men's Lindsay Cardellini and Modern Family's Ed O'Neill attended the GBK's annual pre-Emmy gifting lounge on Friday, September 20 at the W Hotel to pick up free gifts handed out by food, clothing and nonprofit company owners and representatives.
Parks and Recreation actor Jim O'Heir said he enjoyed being a guest at the event. Sex and the City's Willie Garson also said he liked getting to know the vendors at GBK's party.
"Who doesn't like getting amazing free things?" O'Heir said.
"It's wonderful to see all these new, innovative products that a lot of us wouldn't normally come into contact with," Garson said.
"It was truly a fun-filled day of gifting, celebrating and fundraising." Host Neil Patrick Harris
Charities highlighted at the event include the GUARDaHEART Foundation, Lambda Legal, The Creative Coalition and spcaLA.
Check out your favorite Emmy nominees receiving their goodie bags (more like duffel bags) online at :


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