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May 26, 2008
He's also known as Cris Vector, his illustrations are superb and we had the pleasure to have him interviewed so we could get to know a little bit more about this work process and the source of such great inspiration.
To get to know more about his work, visit www.crisvector.com or at DeviantArt crisvector.deviantart.com.
1- Cris, welcome to Abduzeedo! Tell us a little bit about you, where you from and who you began working with illustrations.
Hi, Fabiano. Thanks for the opportunity... about me: I'm from São Paulo, I'm 28 years old. I've worked for 6 years as a graphic designer for projects such as CD covers, books, magazines, food and toy packs. Today I don't work any more with graphic design, I've accumulated all the experience I've earned during this period (working with clients, using softwares, getting to know the process of industrial printing...) and decided to satisfy an old desire of working full time with illustrations. Before, I did make some works of illustration, but it was all connected to the graphic design I used to produce.
Actually, all my development was pointed for me to become an illustrator. In 99 I finished a technical study of comunication drawing, where I've learned and could develop many painting and composition techniques, besides getting to know lots of theory studying history of art, esthetics and photography. Before finishing this study I've came to work as a scenographer and with cartoons, but these were frustrating experiences to me. Finishing the study I've managed to work in a graphic design studio as a trainee, but it turned out as a full time job and a second study. It was there were I've came to learn who to use the softwares I use today, and I got to learn a lot about the printing processes and all the routines of a studio.
In 2005 I thought that I had accumulated enough experience and decided to work with illustration. I already had a good illustration feedback from my clients (much more than my work as a graph designer) and that motivated me to try walking this path in a professional way. It worked out and I've came to this day working a lot.
2- Explain who your work technique works and who is it called. Does your drawings begin hand made or is it all done digitally?
All my illustrations are done entirely digitally I usually use 3 basic techniques: digital composition, digital painting and vectorial illustration. These techniques blend with each other many times, I may use composition elements on a painting (pictures insertion, for exemple), using vectorial elements in a composition or using digital painting elements in a vector illustration. Nothing is too 'pure' as an oil painting, for exemple, where you begin and finish it in the canvas, usually my works migrate from support and softwares, and what determinates that is the final result I'm looking for.
Some time ago I would start all my work by making pencil made sketches. These sketches were done in 2 steps: the first one was miniatures of illustration, something that I would do to introduce the elements and organize 'em in work space... it was only for me to have a full view of how I could compose the scene. The second step was making these sketches look better, making smoother lines and curves, when I would draw more detais, would define proportions and base lines, after that I would scan it, would send it for client approval and would finish it using these scanned images as base. Today, I don't sketch anymore, I do it all digitally with a tablet. At the beginning I thought it was really weird, but now I already have enough experience to make all my sketches digitally. The whole process got a lot faster and a step was eliminated, because I can use zoom to make my miniatures and make the sketch itself look better. As soons as it gets ready, I already have a digital file to send to the client, with the need to use a scanner... and when the sketch it approved I use the same file to finish the illustration.
3- Do you work in a office? What is your routine like? What are your reasearch resources?
I work alone at home. Actually, my whole apartment is my office. Since I work most part of the time, wherever I am is the office itself... television, kitchen, bedrooms, are all secondary to me. I don't usually have a routine because each work is a new situation and a new problem to solve, but some kind of method is necessary, otherwise everything gets messy. Since I already told you guys how the illustration process is, I'm going to tell you how the work is ordered and sent.
I have a few clients that already know me, so they call me and make the orders directly to me, but a few clients visit my site and send their requests by email. In both cases is the same thing: I ask for a detailed briefing about the project, something that will make me understand what the client is asking for, when possible I ask for references that might reinforce what the client wants from my work. I ask about the use of the piece, who's the final client (if an agency contacts me, the final client is the one they're working for) and for how long the client will use the illustration. With all these informations I have enough to make a budget and send it to the client along with how much time I need to do it. Once the client approves the budget and the time to do it, I start to produce. First I send the client a sketch, when approved, I begin finishing it. Once is finished I send another e-mail pro final approval, if approved, I send the final file and charge it.
My research sources are many. Everything is going to be up to the piece I have to do and to the information I need to complement an idea. I ahve a big list of illustrators' works that I like and often visit, even if I don't have to make a research for a piece. There's no way to list all my references, but I'm going to tell you the ones I visit the most.
• DeviantArt (www.deviantart.com), I have a DA account and I update it everytime I have a new piece... recently I've submitted 2 works done for depthCORE, which I'm a member of. I also like to check the works of other people, that they post in their galleries. DeviantArt got lots of people from all around the world, with many different cultures and different skill levels. It's really great to see so many works in just one place. Very inspirating as well.
• depthCORE (www.depthcore.com), I'm a member of this it the digital art collective. From time to time, we launch work collections called "packs", with works done with the same theme, which is proposed and selected by all members. The main objective is nothing more than technical and creative exercise, along with co-working with other artists.
• SIB - Brazilian Illustrators Society (www.sib.org.br), SIB is the place for Brazilian illustrators who want to become professionals, besides show casing the works of Brazilian illustration elite. They also share important documents that every illustrator must have, such as budget models, Creative Commons contract models, referencial costs lists...
• Behance (www.behance.net), it's a social networking site, only for professionals from the fields of design, fashion, illustration, photography, advertising, etc. It's a great daily source of inspiration and professional contacts with people from the whole world.
• Drawn (www.drawn.ca), it's a well known blog, I like to visit it and check out news about illustration, professional illustrators, cartoons, etc.
There are other sites I like to visit, but as I said, they're too many to list here.
4- And what about your tools, what software do you use? Is there any special effect that you usually use or any tips you might wanna share?
My "Harware" tools (besides my body and brain) are an i-mac 20'', mouse and tablet. The graphic softwares I use are Photoshop, Illustrator and Poser. There's no special or secret effect I usually use, something that I might call a rule... Usually I look for solutions in each case, depending on what I want my work to look like. I just wanna suggest the "blend" tool from Illustrator, which is really underestimated, but for me is of great use for creating textures and half-tones.
5- I've noticed that you got a great number of works in yout portfolio. Are they all done for clients or are some experimental?
Everything I make I put in my portfolio, and I think that most of it are experimental, done to be sold as prints or just technical exercise. Not always clients accept some kinds of works, but I want so much to do it that I end up doing it to me. In general, people enjoy a lot my experimental works, and a great part of the popularity I've gained (at sites such as DeviantArt, for example) comes from the appreciation for my experimetal line of works.
6- Who are your clients, Cris? Are they all from Brazil or are working world wide? Who do you make your work known?
Great part of my clients is from Brazil. Most works come from agencies... the ones I'm working for the most are Pande Design and Seragini Design. Through these agencies I could work to Del Valle, Perdigão, Jornal Estado de São Paulo, Mabel, Dona Benta, Penalty, and others. I also work for editorial market, in this case, I usually contacted directly by the client, and the main ones I work for are Editora Abril (Vip, Super Interessantes, Você S/A and Aventuras na História magazines) and Richmonde Publishing, represented by Editora moderna.
I've already done and I'm still doing works for clients abroad, they're not too many because there are greater difficulties dealing with documentation, contracts, taxes.... all burocracy per say. I'm working this issue so I can wide my work in the international market, where curiously is where I have a bigger projection.
Today, people end up telling each other about my work and that brings me clients. The ones that appreciate my work usually recommend me to other people and like that, things go on and on. So, when a client contacts me, he already knows what he's looking for. I also use the sites I'm a member of to stablish a good networks of professional relationships, people end up knowing my work and recommending me to other people. When I began as a illustrator, with few clients, I would do the basic system: make calls, schedule meetings, present portfolio. Today, I rarely do that.
7- We like to know what artist do in their spare time to get some fun. What do you do? Sports, television, movies? Any tip of things to do in your city?
Actually I have very little spare time. But when I've got some, I tend hang out with my wife, talk a walk, go the movies, theater. I used to party, but now it isn't possible. I really like sports... I used to play voleyball and soccer, but I lack organization on my personal time to practice these sports once more, I miss it sometimes, but I end up not doing it. I don't like television that much, the only thing I watch are a few series or movies, sports and world news, and the rest for me is totally unnecessary. Here in São Paulo there are lots of things to do. Many good restaurants to go, many cinemas, theathers, parks, parties... my only tip is to go out and have fun. The São Paulo night is great, with many options in several neighborhoods.
8 – Thanks a lot for this interview. Do you have any tip for the people who might be starting to design now or anything you might wanna add?
Thank you for this oportunity. My only tip for the people who are starting now is to be persistent and to get to know the area you want to work with. Many illustrators have began without too much of a notion of who to deal with clients, with more burocratic processes which are important for an illustrator's success. The majority of them can't wait to see their work published and that is a weakness which clients take advantage of. So, it is important to research, get to know the needs of the client that you wish to work for, understand what will be your use, come up with budgets that won't make you pay for your own work and to make you get your own money without messing with the market itself. You must know contracts, undestand and stay tunned about what they say about use licenses and get to know if the paid value by the client is right for the use he wants to make of your work.


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Three Cup Chicken (三杯雞; san bei ji) is a popular Taiwanese dish and one I've really grown to love in the last few years.
"Three Cup" refers to the fact that the chicken is cooked with three main ingredients in equal ratios: black sesame oil, soy sauce, and rice wine. Basil is thrown in at the end, giving the dish a very aromatic finish.
I debated whether or not to post about my first attempt, as it doesn't quite look like the restaurant version, though it tastes delicious. The dish is often served bubbling in a clay pot. It's also usually much darker. I used light soy sauce, which I believe is why my chicken came out such a light brown. Next time I'll use dark soy sauce.
I've had difficulty finding a good version of three cup chicken at restaurants lately. A lot of restaurants make it too sweet or too salty. It has such a basic ingredient list, I'm not quite sure there are so many failed versions out there. So I decided to try making it myself.
Normally, bone-in chopped chicken pieces are used, but I hate having to deal with the bones so I used boneless thighs. I also should have used a little more basil, but I was relying on my Thai basil plant in my garden and it hasn't been growing as fast as I hoped it would have by now.
This dish came out tasty and flavorful. Next time I'll remember to use a dark soy sauce and more basil so it comes out as mouth-watering as the restaurant version.
Recipe adapted from Appetite for China.
Three Cup Chicken
- 1 lb boneless chicken thighs chopped (see note)
- 2 tbsp black sesame oil
- 5 cloves garlic minced
- 5 ginger slices
- 2 tbsp dark soy sauce
- 2 tbsp rice wine
- 1/2 tbsp granulated white sugar (see note)
- 1 cup fresh Thai basil
- In a wok or clay pot heat up sesame oil. Add in garlic until the aroma of the garlic comes out. Add in chicken, cooking at high heat so that the exterior turns slightly crisp and brown. Once the chicken is just about cooked, add in ginger, soy sauce, rice wine and sugar. Reduce heat and simmer for about 10 minutes until most of the liquid has evaporated.
- Add in fresh basil at the end and cook just until the basil is wilted about 2-3 minutes. Serve with rice.
- Instead of chicken thighs, you can also use bone-in drumsticks but you'll need about 1 1/2 lbs.
- You may need to add slightly more sugar if your dark soy sauce has a high sodium content.
- Recipe adapted from Appetite for China
The nutrition information provided are only estimates based on an online nutritional calculator. I am not a certified nutritionist. Please consult a professional nutritionist or doctor for accurate information and any dietary restrictions and concerns you may have.


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Although this is a solid device which is being used as a daily driver by a lot of people there are instances when issues can occur. In this latest installment of our troubleshooting series we will tackle the Galaxy S5 only charges when off issue & other related problems.
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S5 Only Charges When Off
Problem: My Galaxy s5 doesn't charge when it is turned on. It charges only when it is off and charging very slow. I charged it overnight and it got 45% or so. I tried factory reset, cleaned the charging port with toothbrush, replace battery, tried different cables but nothing is working. Do I need to replace the charging port? What else can I do to fix the problem? My phone is about 2 years old.
Solution: You should definitely consider replacing the charging port as there's a big possibility that it might already be faulty. It's best if you have this replaced at a service center since they will have the correct tools to replace this port. However, if you are familiar with replacing this charging port then you can do it yourself since this fairly an easy task.
S5 Not Charging
Problem: Not charging. When cable plugged in, phone vibrates and battery outline with flash appears. The disappears. Pause. Vibrate. Repeat. This does charge the device, but incredibly slowly, and it's not usable. When switched on, the device does not recognise any charger. Tried: other battery, other cables, other chargers, minutely cleaned the port (which is itself a replacement about 4 months back. TIA!
Solution: Just like the first issue that we tackled it appears that the problem is caused by a faulty charging port assembly. You will need to bring your phone to a service center and have this checked. It's possible that the charging port assembly will have to be replaced.
S5 Inconsistent Charging After Downloading Power Sharing App
Problem: Forced to download power sharing app after update, my phone now freezes and charges inconsistently. I have had a android phone for 4 years and after this issues I am seriously considering going back to Iphone. This problem has affected my ability to make money and I am disappointed and frustrated because I have a phone the I still have to pay for that is somewhat useless
Solution: If this issue occured right after you downloaded the Power Sharing app then you should try to disable it from the Application Manager or you can also try to uninstall it. This way you can check if it is the Power Saving app that's causing this issue.
If the issue still occurs after uninstalling the app then I recommend that you backup your phone data then do a factory reset. This allows you to verify if a glitch in the phone software is causing the problem. Once the reset is complete do not install anything in your phone just yet. Instead, try to check first if the issue still occurs.
If the above steps fail to fix the problem then do the following steps listed below.
- Clean the charging port of your phone using a can of compressed air. You can also blow into the port using a straw. Make sure that any dirt or debris lodged in the port is removed.
- Try using a different charging cord
- Try using a different charger
- Replace the battery with a new one.
If the above steps fail to fix the problem then you should have your phone checked at a service center.
S5 Charges But Doesn't Turn On
Problem: Hello, I have a Galaxy S5. The phone seems to be able to charge (has red charge led when plugged in) but I can't seem to make it turn on. My computer is able to recognize it/I can access the files on the phone but the screen remains black. I tried holding down the volume/home/power button for a hard reset and felt the phone vibrate/the led turned blue but the phone screen remained black. I am unsure what version of S5 this is as I can't access the phone info from the phone itself. Any suggestions?
Solution: If your computer can recognize the phone and you can access the files stored in it then it's possible that this issue is caused by a faulty display. Try starting the phone in recovery mode. If you are able to access this mode then I suggest you do a factory reset. Take note that you need to backup your phone data before doing this. If you are unable to access the recovery mode then I suggest you have the phone display checked at a service center. It's possible that the display connection to the board might have become loose or the worst case scenario is that the display is already damaged.
S5 Not Charging Drains Battery Fast
Problem: Galaxy s5. It started with charging issues, I'd have to manipulate the charge cord for phone to charge. I tried several different chargers and outlets. So I thought maybe it's my charge port. I tried blowing in it to clean it several times. After a good long while with that problem my phone would stop charging period. Even actually lose charge while plugged in! Or charge really slow or not at all. If I did manage any kind of charge it drains rapidly. I tried charging it through laptop and it didn't charge at all, however right after trying that I plugged it into wall and it worked!! But it's still draining real fast, getting hot and not charging again. I also tried a friends battery in my phone and it did all same things.
Solution: Have you tried using a different charging cord when charging your phone? If you haven't done this yet then try using a new cord since this cord gets easily damaged. If after using a new cord the issue still remains then there's a possibility that the phone has a damaged charging port. Before bringing the phone to a service center for checking try to backup your phone data first then do a factory reset to eliminate any software glitches that could be causing this issue. If after the reset the problem remains then you should have this phone checked at a service center.
S5 Not Turning On After Update
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Master Of My Custom Domain
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That is very exciting Katie! I have my own domain too but mum has never done anything with it. I might have to give her the back of disrespect until she does.ReplyDeleteReplies
Yeah, Glogirly has had it for months now. She finally got around to getting it set up today. It was pretty easy...there's a new feature in Blogger that does most of the work for you if your domain is from GoDaddy. She still had to make a call to GoDaddy's techies. They were really nice and helpful. I didn't even have to huff. ; )Delete
Now that is way cool and quite deserved I might add!ReplyDeleteReplies
Thanks, Brian! Today, Blogger. Tomorrow, the WORLD!Delete
Congrats! That's a wise move. We're self-hosted WP on Godaddy and love their customer support.ReplyDeleteReplies
We've thought about switching from Blogger....but it's about 100 X scarier than moving. So for now, we're staying. : )Delete
Your Majesty,ReplyDelete
This is awesome!!!
You are so savvy about these things. Our mom is a dinosaur. Can't wait for the video!Replies
Your Majesty....I like the sound of that!Delete
Video will be up either tomorrow or Saturday!
Get your popcorn and catnip ready.
I will neffur unnerstand the fings people throws away their green papers on....ReplyDeleteReplies
I agree. Salmon, toys, litter, feathers. MY needs are simple.Delete
Okay, my human has totally guessed the song, finally (and thank cod she did not start singing it!). And it is one of her favorite singers. I'll keep mum for now.ReplyDelete
P.S. I have always had my own domain. Got it in 2002! In fact, my human owns a BUNCH of domain names.Replies
Yippee!!! Glogirly says the song is now stuck in her head FOREVER. haha! She loves them too.Delete
- AnonymousJanuary 20, 2012 at 6:24 AM
Queen Katie! We bow to your greatness! We have no clue at all what song, so we'll just wait and see what it is!ReplyDeleteReplies
You are actually very close....even though you don't know it. You know what they say - You don't know what you know. Or is that - You don't know what you don't know. I just don't know anymore.Delete
; )
Mom is singing a song that popped into her head...but she's not sure if it's from the 70s or 80s...and she'd have to google it to be sure...but suffice it to say I think she's got it. I mean she's old enough to know...AND she claims music from the 70's is the best.ReplyDelete
Cory, your mom can't possibly be older than Glogirly. I applaud her for not cheating. It is definitely 70's. And Glogirly agrees, she loves (most) of the 70's classics.Delete
wow. you're own domain. very impressive indeed. thanks for visiting the boyz' blog...ReplyDeleteReplies
Your welcome! Thanx for stopping by here too.Delete
wow Katie,ReplyDelete
You are so fashion and I think Chanel is so chic! :)
Love your first picture, you are a princess!
purrs and happy weekend,
Luna - WE LOVE LUNA ( and hugs from mammy Léia to you and your lovely mammy there)Replies
Luna, Luna, Luna!Delete
Thank you for visiting : )
To call me 'so fashion' is a HUGE compliment.
hugs to your sweet mammy too.
xo Katie
I love Chanel, I love Paris <3ReplyDelete
Katie you are worth the money .. and the salmon!
Still don't get the song tho :(Replies
Thx, Carolyn! I can never hear that too much. : )Delete
You'll know the song soon!
That is terrific that you have your own domain. Lucky girl you are for sure. And you definitely are a princess and a very pretty one. Hope you have a great week end.ReplyDeleteReplies
Thank you Marg. : )Delete
I DO love hearing how pretty I am.
Gotta go have Glogirly polish my tiara.
xo Katie
thanx, Connie!Delete
have a fun weekend : )
Congratulations on the birth of your new domain name ;-)!ReplyDeleteReplies
: )Delete
why thank you, Michelle.
I forgot to mention in the announcement...I'm pretty sure she's a girl.
Concats! You announced it all with your typical sense of style and grandeur!ReplyDelete


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Beginner dives Galapagos Islands
The Galapagos Islands are known for having complex dive conditions including choppy seas, strong vertical and horizontal currents, frequent negative descents without reference and stressful conditions overall. This has been listed in several websites and travel guides and inexperienced divers should beware from these conditions. Unfortunately, very often dive operators take students, inexperienced divers and even discover scuba diving participants to advanced dive sites merely to fill a spot on their boats or to optimize logistics.
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The dive sites in Puerto Ayora available for beginner dives are El Barranco, Punta Estrada and La Lobería (Caamaño Islet), you can see the amazing widlife available at the easy dive sites in the official Galapagos National Park videos below.
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Tonight's address before a joint session of Congress by President Obama might be the most predictable presidential speech in modern times. Budget & tax experts at The Heartland Institute have offered a pre-buttal:
"President Obama tonight will just offer again the same tried, failed and proven-wrong theory that economic growth and recovery is based on increased government spending. What drives economic growth and recovery is incentives for increased production, which Reagan understood so well, but Obama's leftist ideology won't allow him to even consider. If any supposed tax cuts do not involve reductions in tax rates, permanent not temporary, they won't do any good either.
Peter Ferrara
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Mr. Ferrara is the author of The Obamacare Disaster (2010) and America's Ticking Bankruptcy Bomb (2011).
"President Obama's strength has always been speechmaking. The problem he has now is that no amount of talk will reverse the majority of Americans' opinion that he and the Democrat Congress of his first two years are responsible for the current staggering economy. The public's hatred of Obamacare is just one of many indications that the president's course thus far has been a disaster for the economy and the nation as a whole.
"Unless the president makes a firm commitment to reverse course and remove the enormous weight of taxes and regulations he has added to the economy, tonight's speech will change nothing. Unfortunately, it is exceedingly unlikely that he will do so."
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"We've recently seen our government shut down Gibson Guitar Co. with no criminal charges being filed. We've seen the National Labor Relations Board try to block Boeing from opening a new aircraft factory in South Carolina. We've seen our government shred established bankruptcy law and harm bondholders to take over major automakers and hand partial ownership to labor unions that helped ruin the automakers.
"We've seen our government hand corporate welfare to mammoth financial firms to the disadvantage of smaller financial firms and Main Street businesses. We've seen laws thousands of pages long enacted with burdensome regulations that will take years to be written. We've seen money printed out of thin air and more money borrowed with no concern for future taxpayers who will have to pay it back.
"If President Obama wants to improve the economy and grow the number of jobs, he should consider the fear such actions create and end these practices."
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Sneak a peak at year's hottest new plants
27 February 2013
Sneak a peak at year's hottest new plants
People lucky enough to be heading to Ellerslie International Flower Show will be able to sneak a peek at this year's hottest new plants.
At the Go Gardening Show Offs stand in the Hort Galore marquee visitors can view stunning new perennials, annuals, shrubs, natives and roses and vote for their favourites to go in the draw to win a selection of the plants and Go Gardening gift cards.
There are 12 new plants set to enhance New Zealand gardens, providing year round colour and interest. New varieties of Abutlion, Dinathus, Leucanthemum and Pittosporum that will provide vibrancy and colour for the Autumn garden will be on display.
"With winter approaching, gardeners will be on the lookout for hardy natives to brighten the days. View the electrifying new shocking pink Cordyline Electric Pink and the lime green and burgundy Electric Star," says John Liddle, CEO, Nursery & Garden Industry NZ.
"Spring seems a long time away, but there is a lot to look forward to. Be sure to sneak a peek at the new flowers set to grace New Zealand gardens in Spring 2013… Curly Lady Camellias and Princess Lavender. They will be joined by the Pink Splash Carpet Rose, the compact vibrant Lobelia Hot Springs, the tricolour Petunia Twilight and the multi-coloured Blue a Fuse Petunias."
A must see is the much anticipated release of the Dianthus Memories, which was Runner Up to the Best Plant in Show at Chelsea Flower Show in 2012. Dianthus Memories are the most fragrant of the Magnifi-scent Pinks to date, with pure white double flowers on compact blue foliage.
"We are always looking for new and exciting plants to beautify garden across New Zealand. Our Go Gardening member nurseries and retailers pride themselves on providing the best plant, and they have definitely achieved that this year," says John Liddle.
New Autumn plants will be available soon. Leucanthemum Bridal Bouquet is an extremely compact Shasta Daisy, with ruffled, broad-petalled flowers. Bright sunshine yellow when they first emerge, they turn snowy white as they mature, retaining their striking yellow centres in crisp contrast to white petals.
Pittosporum Silver Ball is the latest addition to the highly acclaimed Golfball series of dwarf pittosporums, compact evergreen shrubs loved for their tidy ball-shaped habit. They're ideal as formal topiary, for accent planting, for containers or low hedging.
For those who love Chinese lanterns but lack the space for a large rangy shrub, then Abutilon Lucky Lantern Yellow is a new option. These neat bushy little shrubs are true 'genetic dwarfs' growing just 50cm tall and wide. Although small in nature, their flowers are large and plentiful.
Dianthus Memories are cute and compact, free-flowering and fragrant, the delightfully double Magnifi-scent Pinks from the UK were runner up to Best Plant of the Show at the 2012 Chelsea Flower Show. Dianthus Memories are the most fragrant of the 'Magnifi-scent Pinks' to date.
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Authorities in the east Texas town of Marshall say a local cop / pastor and his wife, an assistant clerk in the county clerk's office, committed indecency with a child by contact.
Huey Edwards "Eddie" Nichols Jr., 49, and his wife Sharon Nichols, 33, were arrested Friday. Police there say the arrest came about after the victim -- a student at Marshall's Texas State Technical College -- told her school counselor about the contact. The counselor told campus cops, who took the case in turn to the Harrison County Sheriff's Department, Eddie Nichols' employer for the past three-and-a-half years. Realizing their possible conflict of interest they called in the county DA's office and the Texas Rangers and other agencies.
Prior to that he had been a Marshall city cop for 13 years, not to mention the department's chaplain. He is currently listed as occupying the pulpit at Marshall's Harvest Christian Fellowship.
Part of Sharon Nichols's job at the county clerk's office is to sign marriage certificates, as one East Texas Internet commenter noted to her dismay.
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Today is the first day of voting in Wirral Community NHS Trust's first ever governor elections.
Our new governors will make a really important contribution to the future of our trust by working with our board and helping set our direction, representing the interests of public and staff members and all the communities we serve. The Notice of Poll contains the names of all twenty nine candidates and the number to be elected in each constituency.
Over the coming week, all public members and staff members will receive voting papers to choose governors to represent their constituency. Each candidate has written a statement explaining why they want to be a governor and what they will bring to the role.
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Could you use a little help with your kid's birthday party? We're parents too, and we know that finding a kids' birthday party place and gathering up everything you need and finding the right invitations and picking a theme and…well, you get the picture; it's insane!
So, with so much to do, how can a kids' party place like Hot Ground make ourselves stand out? Well, beyond simply giving the kids activities that they actually want to do, we also make sure to make life as easy as possible on parents. Here are a few ways that your life gets a lot better once you decide on Hot Ground Gym.
We Provide The Invitations
What's one way we make your life easier when you're dealing with a kids' birthday party place?
We provide the invitations! All you have to do is click this link to download the invitation. It not only provides the basic information to fill out, but already has many important information points about each guest's visit to Hot Ground Gym — what types of shoes to wear, name and address of the party place — preprinted on the invite. You'll save money and time!
The Theme Is Taken Care Of
Sometimes your child is going to have a very specific interest in the theme of the party. This usually happens with young children who are most interested in the latest Disney property. You can certainly bring those decorations if you'd like, because arguing with a child who's on their thirds year of a Frozen obsession is probably a lost cause.
But as kids get older, themes get harder and harder to nail down. Sure, they have interests in the latest bands or video games, but you're not going to find a lot of middle-school themed paper plates and cups at the local party store! That's where we take over, because we already have the American Ninja Warrior theme covered!
Setup Isn't a Problem
So, the invitations are taken care of. The theme is decided. You just have to gather up everything and bring it in, right? Well, once again, we have you covered!
Hot Ground Gym will provide the tablecloths, plates, napkins and utensils. Sure, you can bring extra items in like balloons and streamers, but we've got all of the basic cake-eating implements ready for your party!
The Cleanup Is Covered
So you've spent a couple of weeks planning the party (which was easy, as we hope the previous three points made clear!), and now it's time for clean-up. No worries, because we're going to take care of that for you! You can bring your cake and drinks in, take advantage of our setup, and now we'll handle the cleanup as well.
(The only time we charge for cleanup is when you bring in food from the outside in addition to the basic cake and drinks. If you're bringing in your own meal items such as pizza, we have a $35 cleanup fee…it gets messy fast with those items!)
You'll Give Other Parents A Great Idea
Birthday party ideas can wear pretty thin here in Northbrook after a while. If you've already decided against having your kid's birthday party in your home and are tired of the many other options that have been exhausted (by you and other parents) over the years, Hot Ground Gym and our American Ninja Warrior gym for kids offers something new that many parents don't know about. They'll be more than happy to find out about us so that they have one more great option for their own kid's next birthday party!
What's the best kids' birthday party idea around? The theme matters, but making it easy on you is the best idea around! Find out more about our American Ninja Warrior birthday parties right here.


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Looking for fun ways to interract and support your child's education? Here are a few ideas! Have fun and enjoy the leisure days of summer!
Practice math facts by standing on one foot until you get the answer to an addition or subtraction fact. Remember, kiddos going into second grade should have their addition facts memorized to sums of 12 and minuends of 12! KEEP PRACTICING!
Practice dexterity by having a Cheetos catch! All you need is a bag of Cheetos, a partner, some shaving cream, and a shower cap. Stand apart from each other. Now put on the shower caps and spray your head with shaving cream. Set a timer for 1 minute, and see how many Cheetos you can make stick to your partner's head!
Don't have time to go camping? No problem, you can camp out in your backyard! Pitch a tent, grab your sleeping bag, and enjoy sleeping out in nature! For extra fun, check out a book from the library on Star Gazing, and see how many constellations you can find.
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Thinking about stories of holy women
Posted by xcwn in How we were sold on patriarchal religion, Marriage, Neo-traditionalism, Stuff they don't tell you when you convert, Wishful (or is that hopeful) thinking on March 17, 2014
I see that the Feminism and Religion blog has an awesome article up about stories of holy women in Islam. This got me thinking about a number of things. I was one of those converts who was really drawn to those stories. Still am in some ways, I guess. And I wasn't the only one. A number of female converts I knew were into stories about holy women, whether these were women in the Qur'an, stories about female Companions, Sufi women, or Muslim women today. We devoured books like Daughters of Another Path (about American women converts). We loved hearing stories about Muslim women political activists such as Zainab al-Ghazali and Merve Kevakci.
What was that all about, exactly? Because, looking back, I recall that (as Laury points out in that article), that having "too much" interest (aka more than a superficial passing interest) in such stories was discouraged in the Muslim communities that I was a part of. And, that even though this interest of ours was fairly controversial, we ardently pursued it… although now that I think of it, once you'd read several of these stories (especially about Sufi women or modern political activists) then there wasn't usually too much that was surprising in any of the others. In other words, they were often pretty stereotypical. Why would they be controversial, when they were so utterly harmless? And what effect did reading them have on us?
And… along comes another Debbie Downer. 😦
I think that our interest in these stories was suspect because this was something that the male leaders in our communities weren't really comfortable with, and feared that they couldn't control.
Why did we do it? (II)
Posted by xcwn in Conversion, Stuff they don't tell you when you convert, Wishful (or is that hopeful) thinking on February 2, 2014
But why is it that some converts accept Islam, adopt some of the practices and rituals, make some Muslim friends, maybe get a bit self-righteous for a short while……but soon come back down to earth and manage to live a relatively balanced and "normal" life involving good relations with their non-Muslim family and neighbors, a happy marriage, fairly well-adjusted kids and making positive contributions to the well-being of society?
While some other converts end up cut off from their non-Muslim families, former friends and neighbors, or suffering psychological harm, or getting into bad or abusive marriages, perhaps only managing to get out years later if at all, with traumatized kids?
I don't know. It does seem to depend on a number of factors: When and where people convert, their social location (gender identity, race/ethnicity, social class, religious background, educational level, age, occupation, sexual orientation, etc), what sort of Muslim community they get involved with, where they are in their lives at the time, how their family and friends react… and a whole slew of other factors. Some converts seem to be more resilient than others. Some are more able to access the support they need, whether inside or outside their Muslim communities.
Ramadan question #2 — how can I know what God wants me to do?
Posted by xcwn in Adventures in recovery, fa aina tadhhaboon? on August 3, 2013
The interpretations of Islam that I was taught had pretty straightforward answers to that question.
At the most basic, the answer was that God has provided detailed and authoritative guidance to all human beings (including me) in the Qur'an and the sunna.
Possible answers to the question of how to access that guidance and apply it to my life varied: Do you need to follow a scholar or scholars? If so, which one(s)? What about madhhabs? As a convert, how would you go about choosing which madhhab to follow?… and so on.
But whatever the answer, it was the sunna that in the end was central. Even the Qur'an was read and interpreted through the sunna. And out of the sunna came a template—a pattern that we were supposed to live our lives by.
What exactly following the life-example of the Prophet meant in reality depended on the interpretation and the community. There were those men who tried to follow it down to the last seventh century Arabian detail—peppering their everyday speech with Arabic words, carrying miswaks in their pockets, wearing short thobes or even turbans. (Mind you, their poly-cotton blend thobes had been made in China, but let's not get overly technical here….) Then, there were other men who argued that this is taking things too far (especially in North America), but they had their own pet aspects of the Prophet's example that they saw as non-negotiable, whether it was praying tarawih or wives being forever held hostage to the appearance of her husband's guests (who would drop by without calling and who would of course have to be fed and served and might even elect to stay the night, regardless of whatever other plans she might have made).
Today, I tripped across a Muslim woman's letter, asking for advice on how to deal with the fact that her pious, Muslim husband had cheated on her.
Don't read it, every instinct told me. Don't read it. It will only trigger you.
Because I thought that I knew what the answer will be. Some slight bits of sympathy will be tossed this woman's way by the advice-givers (so as not to seem too harsh)… and then the words of blame would inevitably follow: Hints, perhaps tactfully delivered, that she probably hadn't been doing her wifely duty "properly."
That she needed to try harder to dress up for him at home, to cook nice food for him, to keep the house even tidier and the kids even better behaved… and that she needed to make sure that she never, ever denied him sexual access within the limits of Islamic law.
That she needed to look critically at herself in the mirror: Maybe she needed to lose weight? Get her hair done? Join a sisters' exercise class and tone those flabby arms? Do more crunches and reign in those sagging stomach muscles? Or that maybe the problem was more about her character: She needed to be more feminine, more content, more grateful for everything he does for her, and never let a complaining word cross her lips in her husband's presence.
Or even, that she needed to just accept that her husband was the sort of man who could not be content with just one woman, so she needed to encourage him to marry another wife rather than committing zina.
I braced myself for some or all of that… and didn't find it.
I was astounded that the advice given to the woman was actually reasonable and compassionate.


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If you have never heard the name Bob Fujitani, you are in for a real treat. As far as Golden Age greats go, he may be the most 'under the radar' of them all. His work is as prolific as it is exquisite, but his name rarely seems to come up in conversations about the all-time greats.
Born in Bob Fujitani was of Irish/Japanese descent and attended New York City's American School of Design. He started work in comics shortly after America's entry into World War Two, making quite a mark on the Hangman series for MLJ (future home of Archie Andrews). The Hangman strip was quite unique in its day, infusing elements of horror into a superhero book. Fujitani's layouts are always interesting and his splash pages.
At the same time, Fujitani was working for Hillman Periodicals on the Flying Dutchman strip in Air Fighters Comics. I've seen conflicting credits on many of the covers from this title, so it is plausible that at least one could be credited to Fuje. This series has some pretty appalling examples of Japanese caricatures and I've often wondered how Fujitani felt about working on this type of comic at the time.
Later in the decade, Fujitani started producing work for Harvey Comics – contributing to the Zebra strip in Green Hornet and a long run on Shock Gibson in Speed Comics. The terrific action page above is from a Shock Gibson story. Some of these stories have been reprinted in various AC Comics publications.
Fujitani worked for a handful of other publishers including Ace and even Fawcett. He was also one of the numerous artists to get a shot at Holyoke's Cat-Man Comics. From 1948 onwards, however, Fujitani began a consistent stint at Lev Gleason, drawing stories in numerous genres from crime to romance to humour. His work can be found scattered through just about any Gleason title, which are often quite affordable in lower grades.
He was also a talented painter, as is evidenced by the handful of painted covers he produced for Lev Gleason's Lovers' Lane in the early 50s.
Fujitani also contributed at least a half-dozen stories to a variety of Atlas anthology titles in the horror, war and western genres including the story from Astonishing #11 featured here. As far as I can tell, he never drew a single story for DC/National.
The introduction of the Comics Code Authority saw many publisher close shop or change tactics, but Fujitani continued to get work – contributing to four Prince Valiant stories in Dell's Four Color series (were those new or reprinted newspaper material?) and a number of issues of King of the Royal Mounted. Today's fans may most familiar with Fujitani for his work on early issues of both Turok, Son of Stone and Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom. His work on both series was incredibly strong and both series have aged very well. Please correct me if I am wrong, but I believe the last work did for a mainstream American comic book was the 5th issue of Doctor Solar, in which the costume is first introduced.
Like many of his contemporaries, Fujitani sought work on a comic strip. He has worked on several over the years including Judge Wright, Mandrake the Magician and various stints ghosting on the Flash Gordon strip and inking Dan Barry. Prior to his retirement in the 1990s, Fujitani was assisting on the Rip Kirby strip.
As far as I can tell, Bob Fujitani is still with us at age 90. I know that I've seen a small piece or two on him in Alter Ego, but not much has been written about the man. Perhaps that's because he left comics just before fandom took off. That's too bad, as I'll bet he has some interesting tales to tell.
For more comic book talk, stop by my blog: Seduction of the Indifferent.


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Georgia Groome quotes and sayings
I want to try everything I can; I want to push my boundaries and experiment with characters and genres that I have yet to try.
Georgia Groome quotes
- Playing Joanne in 'London to Brighton' was my first taste of film, and I loved every second of it.
- 'Tusk Tusk' is about a family of kids who are alone, the audience don't know why.
- I can't drive, so I don't need a flash car, and I like living at home, so I don't need a mansion. I'm sensible with money. It's not why I act.
- I started out in theatre, and there's no better feeling than the adrenaline of being on stage.
- You are what you are, and I'd rather be myself than try and be what I'm not.
- I need good grades because I want to go on to do A-Levels. I'm just not sure yet about whether I will go to university, because I really want to see what happens with the acting.
- I was out with my mum when a man started screaming at me: 'Georgia Groome. I love you.' Mum and I just looked at each other for a split second - and then ran away as fast as we could.
- Honestly, I was only rested in rugby football; all my friends were boys, and I definitely didn't want to go on stage, but I just did it to keep everyone happy. I did some singing, dancing like they liked, but it wasn't my thing at all.


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This year marks the first year the Minnesota Chapter of LMA has awarded its members scholarships to attend the LMA National Conference. The Minnesota Chapter will continue to offer the National Conference Scholarships to its members each year. Entrants are required to write an essay outlining the entrant's desire to attend the National Conference. Details will be forthcoming on the LMA-MN website.
Amie Allison of Aafedt, Forde, Gray, Monson & Hager and Jennifer Albrecht of Arthur Chapman were recipients of the 2013 National Conference Scholarship. Amie and Jennifer describe their before and after conference thoughts below.
Before conference
What made you want to apply for the LMA National Conference Scholarship?
I believe in the LMA organization as a whole and continue to receive great value from my involvement with the local chapter. Attending the national conference extends my reach to national colleagues and vendors from who I can learn, collaborate and receive support. While my firm fully supports my involvement with the organization, this scholarship ensures that my attendance at the national conference does not stretch the budget.
Have you been to a conference before, or is LMA National – Vegas your first one?
I attended the conference in Dallas/Ft. Worth last year but was so new to the legal industry and my job with the firm, that I wasn't quite sure what I was getting in to. I made some great connections and learned a lot. I'm looking forward to taking full advantage of the networking, education, and general camaraderie of this year's event.
What do you look forward to at the conference?
At this year's conference, I am looking forward to reconnecting with those connections I made last year. I am excited about learning from the many great education sessions and hearing about the latest tools the service providers may have to make my job easier. I always come away from these events feeling inspired to take on new projects, improve the processes we use, and to bring new ideas to the table.
What do you want to get out of the conference?
In addition to those noted above, I look forward to reconnecting with those colleagues I met last year in Texas and strengthening relationships I have with colleagues from Minnesota. I am also looking to gather information on new resources and tools available to us, and to being inspired by the speakers and "new ideas" environment.
What does being a part of LMA mean to you and your job?
Being an active member of LMA provides me with an outlet to not only access new ideas and information, but to be a part of a community where I'm reminded I am not alone in celebrating legal marketing successes and working through challenges. I appreciate having the network of LMA members to turn to when I need to bounce an idea off someone or look for information that will help me do my job better.
After the conference:
What are some of the takeaways you received from the conference?
I was able to attend some timely and informative presentations on website development, content development, etc. I also found the information about the state of the legal industry helpful. Overall, the takeaways include an increased enthusiasm for larger, strategic projects, and the knowledge that I am not alone in dealing with the challenges I face in my job on a daily basis.
Did you have a favorite session at the conference?
The candidness of the general counsel panel was appreciated. The questions the moderators asked of the panel induced informative answers, and I was grateful the counsel took time to address the legal marketer crowd. I also very much enjoyed (well, mostly) the fitness boot camp I attended early Tuesday morning. It was invigorating to participate in such a great small group activity and to get energized for the day.
Explain a great experience you had.
I had the opportunity and great pleasure to meet a number of new friends while on the trip. I was also grateful to make additional connections with people from our own LMA-MN group. Hearing about the various experiences others bring to their jobs, learning more about how we can help each other, bounce ideas around, and support one another is always a great experience.
Would you recommend this experience to others? Why or why not?
Absolutely. I was new to the industry when I attended my first LMA conference in 2012. At that time, it provided me with a great overview and introduction to the industry. This year, with another year of hands-on experience under my belt, I was able to dive further into the information and felt more comfortable reaching out to new connections while strengthening the relationships I had built with other marketers from around the country (and world!). LMA is one of those organizations that provides more the more effort you exert. I find that just opening my mind to new information and viewpoints teaches me a lot.
What is the one thing you would recommend to people attending next year's conference?
Bring layers. Joking aside about cold seminar rooms, I would recommend that folks go in with a willingness to learn and take in new things, no matter where you are in your career path. I also recommend being open and engaged just as much outside of the "classroom" as you are in conferences. There is so much we can learn from one another.
Before conference
What made you want to apply for the LMA National Conference Scholarship?
Because I work for a smaller firm, naturally, I work with a smaller marketing budget. Applying for, and being awarded, the scholarship made it possible for me to attend the LMA National Conference.
Have you been to a conference before, or is LMA National – Vegas your first one?
The 2013 LMA National Conference in Las Vegas was my first conference, and hopefully not my last!
What do you look forward to at the conference?
I look forward to all of the opportunities at the conference – learning new information, exploring new and trending products, and of course the networking!
What do you want to get out of the conference?
I would like to walk away from the conference armed with tools to apply to my job and ways to work efficiently and effectively. I also welcome the opportunity to expand my resource network.
What does being a part of LMA mean to you and your job?
Being a member of LMA has been invaluable to my job and my personal development. LMA is a wonderful resource for anyone in the legal marketing profession.
What are some of the takeaways you received from the conference?
A couple take-aways I came home with would be the evolution of clients' evaluation of firms, which leads to the need for honest client feedback and disseminating that information throughout the firm. Also, the need and importance of a polished business development plan, including strategies, tactics and tools. Casting a wide net in an attempt to catch more fish is not a good approach.
After the conference:
Did you have a favorite session at the conference?
One of my favorite sessions at the conference was Alvidas Jasin's session, Breaking Through the Barriers: Building a Sales Culture in a Law Firm. Alvidas's session was phenomenal. He is a very engaging speaker and provided some excellent tools to help build a sales culture within a law firm.
Explain a great experience you had.
I was transformed into a ninja, if only for a few minutes. After the session titled, Breaking Through the Barriers: Building a Sales Culture in a Law Firm, the speaker invited attendees to stay for an exercise. He guided the group through breaking a 2×8 board with their bare hands. I did it! And it was one of the most empowering activities I had at the conference.
Would you recommend this experience to others? Why or why not?
I would absolutely recommend this experience to anyone wanting to learn more about legal marketing and meet others in the same field. You become immersed in the legal marketing sphere for three days of invaluable learning and resources.
What is the one thing you would recommend to people attending next year's conference?
Make sure to bring business cards with you wherever you go and take advantage of the networking opportunities. Also – bring a cardigan or jacket to the sessions as the rooms tend to be a little cold.
LMA-MN June Program Notes
Date: June 12, 2013
Presentation Title: Effective Law Firm Video Marketing
Presenter: Marsha Redmon, Esq., Marsha Redmon Communications
Video Statistics and SEO
How to Make Video Worth the Effort
Do-It-Yourself (DIY) Video
DIY Set-Up
Video Shooting Basics
Video Distribution Sample Process
Video camera recommendation: Kodak zi8 or zi10.
Law Firm Video: What's New and What Works
Presentation by Marsha Redmun, Esq.
Video is a new medium for most law firms and legal marketers. It makes sense that creating professional video that is effective for legal marketing can seem daunting at first. This program offers practical advice, checklists and recent law firm video examples from Morrison & Foerster and other firms.
In this presentation Marsha will cover:
Marsha will share her practical insight on the full process of narrowing the video topics, managing the lawyers, planning and conducting the video shoot, editing, distributing and then re-purposing and re-using the video.
Marsha Redmon is a former practicing lawyer and television journalist who has been teaching lawyers to get the business and recognition they want through business development, communications, video and media interview workshops and coaching for the last 13 years.
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
11:30 AM Registration
12:00-1:30 PM Program
Briggs and Morgan
80 South Eighth Street Suite 2200
Minneapolis, MN 55402
Registration available here.
Many thanks to our June sponsor, Promotion Select!


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Make Money Online – How to Turn a Viral Ebook Into a Lifetime of Income
If you have already written an eBook or have content that can be packaged into an ebook, then one of the ways you might make money online is to give it away or charge very little for it. How can you make money from a free ebook? Easy, you turn it into a viral eBook and have several compelling offers, affiliate links and other ways to make money inside your product.
Rather than explain how everything works, I thought I would share with you a success story from one of the biggest internet marketers around: Yanik Silver of InstantSalesLetters.com fame.
Yanik had just launched his Instant Sales Letters product and came up with a great idea for a viral ebook. He asked a bunch of internet marketers to contribute their autoresponder email sequences to the product. He substituted his affiliate links for the product mentions in the emails, which meant that every time someone clicked on a link in the eBook and bought something, Yanik got a commission.
The name for the product was Autoresponder Magic which was short, memorable and compelling. It immediately told the buyer what the product was, which is always something to aim for when coming up with a title for your product (and website domain name).
Yanik sold Autoresponder Magic for the low price of $17. This was brilliant because the price was low enough to make it affordable and since it was something every beginning internet marketer needed, the product sold very well when it was launched.
The viral nature of the product kicked in when Yanik allowed people to distribute the eBook free to their list members by giving them free resale and distribution rights. There was also an option to have all the affiliate links in the eBook branded with the buyer's links for a one-time fee of $199.
Yanik made over $10,000 in the first 3 days, but he has made many times that amount ever since he launched, thanks to all those affiliate links in the ebook.
Repeating Yanik's Success – There is no reason why you cannot do the same thing with your eBook in your niche. Compile a product in your niche by asking the big-name experts to contribute an article or a few blog posts. When writing a short bio or referencing the expert's products, insert your affiliate link.
Advertise Your Products Inside – Within the first few pages, you should have a full-page call to action to your readers. You want to get them clicking over to your website and signing up to get a free gift or special report. This is important because if people are passing around your ebook, you want to capture their names and email addresses so you can follow-up with them frequently (and promote your products to them).
Make It Easy to Give Away – Now all you have to do is make it super-easy for people to give away the product. They can do this by either pointing people to your squeeze page or directly giving it away via their own website. Perhaps you can create a video on your website explaining to people that they can give away your eBook or you might create some tools that make it easier for them to "tweet" about it on Twitter or create a blog post on their blog.
Making Even More Money – You might even consider charging a premium to have your buyers have the affiliate links in your eBook use their affiliate IDs, which will give them even more incentive to promote it to their readers. This will surely result in even more sales of your primary products you are advertising in the first few pages of your product.
In short, there are many things you can do to create viral ebooks that make money online for you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Why not get started today with creating your very own viral eBook – make that your very own profitable viral ebook!
Here is to your online success!


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Woolrich is nowadays offering collections consistent with its reference world, linked to the origins of sportswear and American outerwear. Between confirmations and novelties, the Woolrich style re-invents itself while remaining constantly faithful to the byword of Woolrich since 1830; comfort, warmth, strength, long-lastingness, simplicity and excellent materials. Thus, today even greater emphasis is placed on the appearance and the design capable of endless interpretations.
Woolrich's historical identity has developed closer to a younger and more metropolitan public. Alongside the classic garments of the collection, with the Arctic Parka in the forefront, there are new proposals: trendier, more different, but still a far cry from anything extreme.