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About A Cup of Jo

Joanna Goddard

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My twin sister and I were born in Paris in 1979, and grew up in France, England, and (mostly) the suburbs of Michigan. After graduating from the University of Michigan in 2001, I moved to New York City. I launched my career at Cosmopolitan, where my editorial responsibilities included stopping good-looking men on the street and asking them sexy questions. After working for women’s magazines for three years, I became the editor-in-chief of Bene, a small award-winning magazine about Italian life and style. From 2005 to 2007, I launched and ran the quarterly, which covered fashion, design, food, wine, travel and lifestyle. In 2008, I left Bene to write for magazines, including Glamour, Elle, New York, Budget Travel and Cookie. I was the relationships blogger for Glamour.com for two years, and also blogged for Conde Nast Traveler and Martha Stewart Living. During this time, I started A Cup of Jo as a weekend hobby, but after a few years — to my surprise — the site grew big enough to become my full-time job. (Here’s a post about blogging as a career.) My husband and I now live in Brooklyn with our two little boys, Toby and Anton.

Please feel free to email me anytime at hello@cupofjo.com, or find me on Instagram and Twitter. Thank you so much for reading.

Meet the Team

Caroline Donofrio

Editor

Caroline moved to New York in 2002 to attend Barnard College. She began her editorial career as an intern at Vogue, where she spent many hours in the fabled fashion closet, trying on exquisite shoes and even lovelier jewelry. Though the shoes were nice, Caroline decided she loved books more and made a jump to publishing, spending the next few years at the talent and literary agency William Morris Endeavor. From 2011 to 2014, she worked as an editor at Penguin, where she acquired and edited fiction and nonfiction books. Though she loves blogging, she’ll never completely turn her back on books — she is currently at work on one of her own. Caroline lives in Brooklyn with her small dog and far too many beauty products. You can reach her at caroline@cupofjo.com, or find her on Twitter and Instagram.

Lexi Mainland

Alexis Mainland

Managing Editor

Lexi joined A Cup of Jo in the spring of 2015, after working for more than eight years at The New York Times in a range of storytelling, editing, and digital strategy roles. She has run blogs and interactive projects, written a weekly column about shopping, spent a year interviewing unique New Yorkers (an undertaking that won her an Emmy, which has its own shelf in her clothes closet), covered elections and political scandals, and led a team focused on social media. Before The Times, Lexi worked in documentary TV and digital media at WGBH, the flagship PBS station. She is a committed news junkie, but her truest passions are design, food, culture and online communities like this. Lexi lives in Brooklyn with her husband, toddler son and King Charles spaniel. You can email her at lexi@cupofjo.com, or find her on Twitter and Instagram.

Stella Blackmon

Editorial Assistant

Stella grew up in Springfield, Missouri, where for many years she assisted and collaborated with the fine arts photographer Julie Blackmon, her mom. In 2013, Stella began her editorial career writing about road trips and entertaining tips for the women’s lifestyle site Clementine Daily. After graduating from college in 2015, Stella spent the summer as an intern at A Cup of Jo. She joined the team as a full-time staff member that fall. Stella lives in Brooklyn with two friends and her treasured collection of Nora Ephron films. You can reach her at stella@cupofjo.com, or find her on Instagram.

Praise For

A Cup of Jo

Founded in January 2007, A Cup of Jo covers fashion, beauty, design, food, travel, relationships, motherhood and lifestyle. Our readers are enthusiastic, style-conscious women who love shopping online and discovering new things. Cup of Jo receives 5.5 million monthly page views and approximately 1 million monthly unique visitors.

“One of the Top 10 Lifestyle Websites for Women" and “One of the Top 100 Websites for Women."

“The blog read by the entire fashion and beauty industry.”

“One of the 10 Most Influential Personal Style Bloggers.”

“One of the Top 50 Design Blogs for Moms.”

“The Queen of the Blogosphere.”

“A remarkably fresh curatorial eye . . . Plus, honest posts about motherhood will speak to you instead of at you.”

“We love Joanna for her tell-it-like-it-is posts on motherhood and her genius finds from around the web.”

“There are more than a few devotees of Joanna Goddard's witty blog around here.”

“Goddard's keen editorial eye and singular literary voice have made her one of the most admired bloggers on the Web.”

CONTACT US

We love getting emails from readers. Please feel free to write to Joanna at hello@cupofjo.com, Caroline at caroline@cupofjo.com and Lexi at lexi@cupofjo.com. If you have a question, you can also take a look at our FAQ page — the answer may be waiting there for you.

ADVERTISING & PARTNERSHIPS

We love working with brands and businesses and are happy to create partnerships of all shapes and sizes. Please email Joanna at hello@cupofjo.com for our media kit.

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Energy Department Opens Competition to Select Student Teams for Solar Decathlon 2017

August 26, 2015 - 5:05pm





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In
support of President Obama’s commitment to a clean energy workforce,
the Energy Department today announced for the first time that up to $2
million in prize money will be awarded to collegiate teams selected to
compete in the U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2017. Colleges,
universities, and other post-secondary educational institutions are
welcome to submit proposals,
which are reviewed, scored, and ranked based on a merit review process.
Student teams bidding to compete in the next competition will have two
years to effectively demonstrate before the American public the
affordability and comfort of a sustainable lifestyle.


Marking its eighth award-winning competition nationwide, this
high-profile educational program tasks students to design, build, and
operate a solar-powered, zero-energy home that blends consumer appeal,
energy-efficiency, and design excellence. The effective team will draw
talent from engineering, architecture, marketing, and computer science
disciplines to present in 10 separate contests—ranging from architecture
and engineering to energy production and communications—while gaining
valuable real-world experience in a growing global industry.


In summer or fall 2017, the student teams will showcase their
solar-powered houses to the public at the competition site, highlighting
renewable energy systems and energy-efficient technologies, products,
and appliances that are already available to homeowners to help them
save money by saving energy. The selected teams and their proposed
projects will represent a diverse range of design approaches, building
technologies, target markets, geographic locations, climates, and
regions, including urban, suburban, and rural settings.


Learn more about this bi-annual competition by following the Solar
Decathlon 2015, which will take place Oct. 8-18 in Irvine, California,
at their website. To view the results of past events, visit the Solar Decathlon history page and online press room. Follow Solar Decathlon on Facebook, Twitter, and Flickr. Or learn about Energy Department inroads in solar technologies.


The Department also announced Wednesday up to $4 million in funding
available to one recipient to organize, manage, conduct, and officiate
the Solar Decathlon competitions and the associated educational programs
in 2017 and 2019. This includes identifying and providing the
competition location and venue for the next Solar Decathlon Competition,
soliciting sponsorships, hosting the competitions, awarding prize money
to the competitors, and promoting EERE’s mission and goals through
educational programs and outreach.


For more information on the funding opportunity and to apply, click here.


The Energy Department’s Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy accelerates
development and facilitates deployment of energy efficiency and
renewable energy technologies and market-based solutions that strengthen
U.S. energy security, environmental quality, and economic vitality.







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Located on the Atlantic coast, Jacksonville, Florida, is a thriving port community with a well-diversified economy, a burgeoning population, and a vibrant city culture. The largest city in Florida, Jacksonville is also one of the most populous cities in the United States, with a total of 805,605 people in 2007. The city's greater metropolitan area has a population nearly double, and the city encompasses 874.3 square miles. Jacksonville is the second-largest operational U.S. port on the eastern coast.

NEIGHBORHOODS AND DISTRICTS

Jacksonville consistently ranks with a cost of living much lower than the national average. Median household incomes hover slightly above the state average, at $48,699 in 2007, while median house values come in slightly below, at $180,900 in 2007. As a result, the outlying areas of the Jacksonville metropolitan area continue to experience steady growth. Despite a 2007 ranking as the 10th-fastest growing U.S. city, the city of Jacksonville aggressively and effectively monitors and manages its commercial and residential growth.
Jacksonville is a city comprising many distinct neighborhoods.
  • The Northside area includes Dames Point, located near the airport, which is seeing a great deal of development, including strip malls, office parks and new homes. Dames Point features a wealth of waterfront property, Big and Little Talbot islands, as well as the Jacksonville zoo. The Dinsmor-Garden City area is largely rural and residential with a small community appeal, but maintains nearby highway access to more urban settings and shopping malls. The Gateway and Tallyrand areas contain some of the oldest properties in Jacksonville. Tallyrand is known for industry, but also hosts an annual music and arts festival. Marietta is popular with naturalists and is home to the Jacksonville-Baldwin Rail Trail, abandoned railway lines converted into a trail for bikers and hikers. The landscape is dotted with farms, complete with horse pastures, grazing cows and other animals.
  • Jacksonville's Southside area is as diverse as it is large. Baymeadows features golf courses, tennis courts, soccer fields and parks, with as many apartment complexes as gated communities. Residents are accustomed to the quality of life enjoyed by country-dwellers, along with all of the amenities of city life. Bayard is a district that features quaint antique shops tucked away inside a larger developing area. Deerwood Creek is the most upscale part of Southside, with gated golf communities, luxury condos and high-end apartments. The district has an abundance of office parks, with local access to a mall and a movie theater.
  • The Westside district includes the Maxville area, pop. 3,000, with sprawling lots and forest trails traversed by horseback riders. The former cow pastures of the Normandy area are now largely a military community, in close proximity to the Jacksonville Naval Air Station. Argyle is the most developed of the Westside communities, rife with shopping malls, movie theaters, restaurants, hospitals, and schools.
  • Historic Downtown Jacksonville includes the Avondale area, with mansions dating from the roaring 20s, fashionable boutiques and gourmet restaurants. The San Marco area is home to a fine arts district, with galleries and theaters, and is peppered with small cafes.

ECONOMY AND INDUSTRIES

Consistently ranked as one the best U.S. cities in which to do business, Jacksonville has a highly diversified economy, based on a blend of distribution, consumer goods, biomedical technology, manufacturing, financial services, and other industries. The Port of Jacksonville alone contributes more than $2 billion toward the northeastern Florida economy, with the city's primary imports being automobiles and coffee and its primary exports being lumber, wood pulp, and similar products. Jacksonville is also home to three military facilities, the Naval Air Station Jacksonville, the Naval Station Mayport, and the Blout Island Command, a Marine Corps Logistics Base. The Winn-Dixie supermarket chain is headquartered in Jacksonville and so is CSX, the major rail and trucking company.

SHOPPING

  • St. Johns Town Center: Opening in 2005, the outdoor St. Johns Town Center covers 43 acres and includes more than three dozen upscale shops, an outdoor park, fine restaurants, and regular community events.
  • Avenues Mall: A multilevel enclosed mall, the Avenues is anchored by Belk, Dillard's, JCPenney, Parisian, and Sears. The mall includes an additional 150 stores and restaurants.
  • Regency Square Mall: The city's oldest enclosed mall, Regency Square has more than 170 stores, anchored by Old Navy, Belk, and Dillard's, as well as many restaurants and eateries.
  • St. Augustine Premium Outlets: Located between Jacksonville and Daytona Beach, the St. Augustine Premium Outlets center includes roughly 85 popular brand stores.

FAMILY FUN

  • Cummer Museum of Art and Gardens: The Cummer Museum has beautifully landscaped gardens and a diverse permanent art collection of more than 6,000 objects. It also houses a nationally recognized, hands-on art education center.
  • Museum of Contemporary Art Jacksonville: The museum's permanent collection primarily spans the 1960s to the present, with close to 800 works of art, including painting, sculpture, photography, and more, from such artists as Hans Hoffman, Jules Olitski, and Joan Mitchell.
  • Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens: Home to more than 1,500 animals and more than 1,000 plants, the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens offers a walking safari, botanical gardens, rotating exhibits, and train and carousel rides, as well as a native Florida wildlife habitat.
  • Museum of Science and History: Located on the south bank of the city's Riverwalk, the Museum of Science and History houses exhibits on Jacksonville and Florida history as well as regional and marine wildlife, with many family-friendly and interactive displays.
  • Riverwalk: A popular destination for residents and visitors alike, the Riverwalk stretches a mile along the north and south banks of the St. John's River as it winds through downtown Jacksonville. The Riverwalk is lined with restaurants, shops, museums, and hotels.

EVENTS

  • Gate River Run: The city's largest participation athletic event of its kind, the Gate River Run is held every spring and draws some 15,000 recreational runners, supporters, and volunteers. The race is the nation's largest 15K and since 1994 has served as the U.S. National Championship race.
  • Jacksonville Jazz Festival: The nation's second-largest festival of its kind, the Jacksonville Jazz Festival takes place every April and draws talent from around the world. Legendary performers have included Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Harry Connick, Jr., and Al Jarreau.
  • Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance: Hosted every March, the Amelia Island Concours d'Elegance is an awards show for specialty and rare cars that draws nearly 10,000 spectators annually. Proceeds from the event help to support Community Hospice and other charities.

SPORTS TEAMS

The city of Jacksonville has one major league sports team, the Jacksonville Jaguars, competing in the National Football League, and a number of minor league teams, including the Jacksonville Suns, a baseball team competing in the Southern League-Southern Division, and the Jacksonville Barracudas, a hockey team competing in the Southern Professional Hockey League. The city is also home to a number of college athletic teams.

LOCAL MEDIA

Jacksonville is served by the major daily newspaper the Florida Times-Union, as well as the alternative daily the Daily Record. Popular local magazines are MetroJacksonville, Jacksonville Business Journal, and Jacksonville Magazine, among others.
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