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The Importance of Media Literacy in a Culture of Polarization and Mistrust
February 29, 2024 7 min read By Rosemary Smith When our two youngest sons were high school freshmen, they were pallbearers for two of their 15-year-old friends. We subsequently spent another two years seeking mental healthcare for our oldest son who was expressing suicidology, due to his excessive and obsessive use of media. We fortunately stumbled upon a Cleveland Clinic psychologist who told us “This. Is. Temporary.
Parenting 2025
As first appeared on Getting Better Foundation’s blog page May 14, 2025 8 min read By Rosemary Smith Managing Director — Getting Better Foundation Impact Producer — “Trust Me” Documentary For the last few decades, parents like me and you, students, and educators have struggled identifying why rates of anxiety, depression, polarization, and threats to democracy were rising while statistics demonstrated that this should be the absolute best time to be alive.
This insurance practice helps mail-order companies, not your local pharmacies
We can either take care of our patients and dispense their meds and lose money, or send them elsewhere and lose a patient. Rosemary C. Smith Opinion Contributor A recent opinion column written by Stephanie Wright about a new law affecting prescription costs was so off base that I felt I had to respond on behalf of the more than 500 independent pharmacies in Kentucky.
We are starved for meaningful connections
Smith is managing director of the Getting Better Foundation and impact producer of the documentary “Trust Me.” “We are drowning in data ... and starved for meaningful connection” Peter Meyers and Shann Nix communications and consulting firm Stand & Deliver write in “As We Speak – How to Make Your Point and Have It Stick.” “Real communication can only occur when there is human connection. Without connection, there is no influence, no rapport.
Nothing Says Fall Like Roasted Pork Rib Roast and Mashed Potatoes with Homemade Applesauce
Ah, September is near! As a parent of four children, that usually meant getting ready to go back to school – like the old TV commercial said, “the most wonderful time of the year.” But seriously, for me it means apple picking! Nothing conjures that fall feeling more than a car (or two) full of kids, excited to go on our yearly outing to the orchard. Where we lived in Sussex County, they were plentiful within a 15-minute drive.
Foreign interference in democracy
Rosemary Smith is the Managing Director of the Getting Better Foundation. Her background in media, marketing, and communications is well suited to further GBF’s mission of building trust through education about positive human progress and behavior. In 2015, Getting Better Foundation (GBF) was formed with the objective of “Building trust through truth” with the strategy of helping people understand how to properly consume media.
The Uluru Statement must be core to promises made by all parties in the lead-up to the federal election
The Close the Gap 2022 report calls on governments to make “large-scale systemic reforms to truly empower Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.” This is a call to recognise and support self-determination and leadership. It is no accident that the very first recommendation of the Close the Gap Campaign Report 2022 is for the full implementation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, and particularly for a Voice to Parliament.
Readers Reviews Of The Silver Clasp By Juliet Greenwood
Written by Jan Rosser in Books on 08 Aug 2021 | Views: 71 I am delighted to be featuring readers reviews for Juliet Greenwood's latest novel. Diane Cunningham This is the second book that I’ve read by Juliet, and I’ve loved both books. Set during World War One in Cornwall, it’s the stories of some strong young women, who although from different classes and with different problems they work together in friendship to help each other survive.
Reasons to Publicize Your Award-Eligible Works
by Rosemary Claire Smith ‘Tis the season when many writers blog and tweet lists of what they’ve published this year in hopes of generating reader interest and consideration for awards. Full stop. Does the prospect of preparing a social media post touting your published work cause you to twitch and shudder? You aren’t alone. Nobody wants to appear over-eager, much less set out on an unseemly quest for accolades. But self-promotion doesn’t have to be a cringe-worthy endeavor.
Reasons to Publicize Your Award-Eligible Works
by Rosemary Claire Smith ‘Tis the season when many writers blog and tweet lists of what they’ve published this year in hopes of generating reader interest and consideration for awards. Full stop. Does the prospect of preparing a social media post touting your published work cause you to twitch and shudder? You aren’t alone. Nobody wants to appear over-eager, much less set out on an unseemly quest for accolades. But self-promotion doesn’t have to be a cringe-worthy endeavor.
Black Noon Handles the Worst Indy 500 Catastrophe With Grace
Photo: vintagesportscars, Wikimedia Commons On May 30, 1964, a red flag waved at Indianapolis on the second lap of the 500—the first time the iconic race was stopped for anything but weather. When the smoke cleared, drivers Eddie Sachs and Dave MacDonald were dead. It was day that still serves as a black mark in the Indy 500's history, but there was so much more to that day than we often remember.
Quest begins to crown WRC’s all-time greatest driver
Quest begins to crown WRC’s all-time greatest driver Apr 04, 2020 Top 20 WRC drivers fight to be named the greatest ever Fans to vote for their favourite on official wrc.com website Journalists bring WRC expertise to exciting contest Rally fans across the globe are being urged to make their vote count in WRC Promoter’s hunt to crown The Greatest WRC Driver of all time.
Schmidt rims & more modifications for Ford Focus RS
Schmidt rims & more modifications for Ford Focus RS Apr 02, 2020 Petrolheads wanting a powerful set of wheels in the compact class might well look to the Ford Focus RS. Consistently one of the most potent hot hatches round, only the top AMG, RS and M models from premium providers are likely to offer a little extra. The optics are particularly attractive, with an extrovert, aggressive rally look.
Introducing the new Ford Fiesta Rally4
Introducing the new Ford Fiesta Rally4 Mar 18, 2020 M-Sport Poland are proud to introduce the EcoBoost-powered Ford Fiesta Rally4 with grip, power and speed all at the centre of the car’s development. With improvements all round, the Fiesta Rally4 is the first car to be homologated to the FIA’s Rally4 regulations which are new for 2020.
Blissful Waters Float Center uses sensory deprivation to create calming environments
Blissful Waters Float Center owners Melody and David Fraser enjoy post-flotation lounge refreshments in soft robes that are available for sale at the business. Rosemary Smith/Community Impact Newspaper Photos by Rosemary Smith/Community Impact Newspaper Blissful Waters Float Center owners Melody and David Fraser enjoy post-flotation lounge refreshments in soft robes that are available for sale at the business.
Goku's Burgers serves 'Dragon Ball Z'-themed cuisine from food truck park
Goku’s Burgers opened July 20 in The Food Zone food truck park in Porter, located at 23242 FM 1314. The food truck has a flair for Monterrey flavor in a Texas-sized burger and a passion for “Dragon Ball Z.” Co-owners Rolando Macias and Isabel Cantu said they wanted to bring a Monterrey flair to the common cheeseburger with a Texas-sized portion of 10.5 ounces of beef.
Kenneth’s Complete Car Care: Kingwood business driven by passion for cars, people
Before Craig McLain became CEO of Kenneth’s Complete Car Care of Kingwood, he had a lifelong passion for racing and working with cars—and the repair shop helped him achieve both. “It was always like a home base for me,” McLain said of the Kingwood shop. When a young McLain needed money to start racing, his dad referred him to a close friend, Kenneth Majeski, who founded Kenneth’s Complete Car Care in 1976. By the age of 10, McLain was cleaning the shop for $20 per day.
Greatest Racecar? Rosemary Smith's Hillman Imp Rally Car
Ultimately, I wanted to be a fashion designer—a very feminine thing to do—so from school that’s what I did. I was brought up with my father and brother both racing and, yes, as soon as I was 17 years old I wanted to get my driving license, but driving at that time was purely a means of transport. It was a friend, Delphine Bigger, who first cajoled me into rallying as her navigator. We competed in her Mini.
Analog Science Fiction and Fact
November/December 2023 It’s probably hard to believe—if you read this in mid-October, when this issue goes on sale—that our next installment is already the November/December seasonal issue, but it is! (And if you think that’s weird: I’m writing this in late May!) So we begin to close-out 2023 with “Apollo in Retrograde,” a follow-up to Rosemary Claire Smith’s popular 2012 novelette, “The Next Frontier.” Time has marched on since we last saw Natalya Orlova, and so has the space race, after the...
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