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Top 40 Country Songs – July 2012
Only two songs from the Top 5 of last month's Top 40 Country Songs list made the July 2012 version. That goes to show how quickly a new song can gain and lose favor with country music fans. The monthly list is compiled using chart and sales data, as well as reader feedback and staff opinions.
One of those holdovers is the No. 1 song on the Top 40 Country Songs list for July 2012. He's followed by a country superstar who's released his most pensive ballad in years, plus a long line of country newcomers. Little Big Town and Hunter Hayes are two artists with songs on this list of the Top 40 Country Songs that are well ahead of their chart position. Both Miranda Lambert and Carrie Underwood make their debut with their latest singles.
Scroll through the list to find your favorite songs. If you think one should be higher, lower or not included at all, share your opinion in the comments section below.
Top 40 Country Songs — July 2012
40. Randy Houser, 'How Country Feels'
39. Justin Moore, "Til My Last Day'
38. Scotty McCreery, 'Water Tower Town'
37. Edens Edge, 'Too Good to Be True'
36. Kix Brooks, 'New to This Town'
35. Carrie Underwood, 'Blown Away'
34. George Strait, 'Drinkin' Man'
33. Jerrod Niemann, 'Shinin' on Me'
32. Rascal Flatts, 'Come Wake Me Up'
31. Josh Thompson, 'Comin' Around'
30. Big and Rich, 'That's Why I Pray'
29. Lady Antebellum, 'Wanted You More'
28. Zac Brown Band, 'The Wind'
27. Chris Young, 'Neon'
26. Miranda Lambert, 'Fastest Girl in Town'
25. Alan Jackson, 'So You Don't Have to Love Me Anymore'
24. Thomas Rhett, 'Something to Do With My Hands'
23. Easton Corbin, 'Lovin' You Is Fun'
22. Tim McGraw, ' Better Than I Used to Be'
21. Kelly Clarkson, 'Mr. Know It All'
20. The FARM, 'Home Sweet Home'
19. Keith Urban, 'For You'
18. Thompson Square, 'Glass'
17. Dustin Lynch, 'Cowboys and Angels'
16. Lee Brice, 'Hard to Love'
15. Blake Shelton, 'Over'
14. Josh Turner, 'Time Is Love'
13. Little Big Town, 'Pontoon'
12. The Band Perry, 'Postcard From Paris'
11. Jana Kramer, 'Why Ya Wanna'
10. Gloriana, '(Kissed You) Good Night'
9. Brantley Gilbert, 'You Don't Know Her Like I Do'
8. Love and Theft, 'Angel Eyes'
7. Toby Keith, 'Beers Ago'
6. Hunter Hayes, 'Wanted'
5. Dierks Bentley, '5-1-5-0′
4. Eli Young Band, 'Even if it Breaks Your Heart'
3. Eric Church, 'Springsteen'
2. Kenny Chesney, 'Come Over'
1. Luke Bryan, 'Drunk on You'
Did Your Favorite Song Make Our July 2012 Top Songs List?
What would you add to our list of the Top 40 Country Songs for July 2012? Share your opinions on the list and the songs that deserve to be included in the comments section below.


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tania71 needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 100 designs submitted by 25 freelance designers.
We are a new business aiming to supply products to keep kids entertained, active and mentally stimulated.
Our company will be directly targeting parents of school age children in primary and secondary schools,educational facilities & community groups
Therefore we need to appeal to a broad demographic.
We are looking for a logo that represents our online store and for promotional material.
1. We want the logo to be Fun & Cheeky but not to cute
2. Nothing too elegant - We think the name says it all, so be creative and think outside the box. Would like something funky and cool.
3. The typeface should be clear, simple and bold. We want something that stands out.
4. Something that can be animated later would be great
5. Please feel free to experiment with colors!
The files we will require are:
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Adrogen needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 64 designs submitted by 14 freelance designers.
Guaranteed Winner - create a contemporary logo based on the company name, 'SupplyMyRestaurant'. Primarily focusing on B2B clientèle, we are an online provider of wholesale restaurant equipment, but we also support a local sales staff so it's important that the logo look professional in printed materials, as well as online. The color scheme is not fixed and will guide the new site design and print marketing, so colors will play a factor in our decision.
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- As stated above, we're an online provider of wholesale restaurant equipment. Our new site will be a traditional shopping cart, including everything from flatware and cooking utensils to pots, pans, and commerical restaurant equipment.
- We are not a consumer brand and would like to stick with a modern, professional design, as opposed to playful.
- Colors are a free-for-all, just keep in mind our goal of modern and professional.
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- A confident and bold, yet simple logo that projects a professional image in both its design and color scheme
- Final delivery: original file - layered photoshop file
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- Nothing overly graphical or complicated (like spelling out the company name in flatware) :)
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Pantone and Academy of Art University Announce 2012 Award Winners for Color in Action Project
Team Bullying Awarded for Exceptional Work
Exploring Positive Social Change through Color
CARLSTADT, N.J. and SAN FRANCISCO, May 24, 2012 – Pantone LLC, an X-Rite company and the global authority on color and provider of professional color standards for the design industries, and the Academy of Art University, one of the top graphic design schools in the country, today announced the winners of Color in Action, a unique project designed to explore the positive influence of color on social change.
The judges selected Team Bullying as the winner of the Color in Action project. Team Bullying posed the question, "How Does Color Affect a Developing Brain and Can We Use it to Lower Aggression and Teach Tolerance?" Studies have shown that one's physical environment directly impacts behavior, and certain colors are linked to increases in brain development, visual processing and lowered stress. With today's alarming rates of bullying-related violence and suicides, Team Bullying set out to see if color could be a force for positive change. The team's goal was to use color as a tool for enhancing the school environment, building community and embracing diversity. For more information and to see the winning project, please go to http://colorcoalition.org/.
The panel of judges, made up of Pantone representatives, color enthusiasts and industry experts, announced the winning project at the Academy of Art University's 2012 Annual Spring Show in San Francisco last night. Winners were recognized based on creativity and use of color related to hard-hitting topics that were chosen by the teams to reflect personal passions and interests.
"Color in Action is undoubtedly a remarkable project that challenges students to not only look at today's pressing social issues but to also inspire change through creativity and color," said Giovanni Marra, director of corporate marketing at Pantone. "It was an honor to participate in this project and see, first-hand, the passionate and creative work coming from tomorrow's talented youth."
"I am proud of the in-depth research and how well each team incorporated color to bring recognition to their social action campaigns in a very short timeframe," said Academy of Art instructor and design professional Tom Sieu. "It is important for young graphic designers to not just create beautiful things, but to also think about the social conditions that shape them. Pantone has given these students a hands-on, real-world learning opportunity that will undoubtedly have an impact on how they will approach projects as graphic designers in the future."
"As design students, our job is to come up with creative solutions to problems and get great work into our portfolios, but Color in Action allowed us to apply our skills toward something bigger than ourselves," said student Elizabeth West from Team Bullying. "I think that each team's work proves that graphic designers are more than capable of helping solve for social change, and that color can be a powerful tool. We are grateful to have been part of this, and hope that other young designers can be given similar opportunities."
The two other finalists considered for the honor were Team Nation and Team Sense. Team Nation's project posed the question, "How Can Color Define a Nation and its People?" The project looked at how human beings typically segregate themselves in their own territory due to geography, politics and poor education. The team focused on using color in a way that showed more commonalities rather than differences between nations. Team Sense's project posed the question, "Imagine If You Lost Your Eyesight Tomorrow, How Would You Experience Color?" The project focused on the challenges that the visually impaired face on a daily basis. The team set out to create a project that gave the visually impaired the opportunity to enjoy the beauty of color for themselves. For more information and to see the two finalists' projects, please go to http://colorcoalition.org/.
The Color in Action project gathered eight student teams and challenged them to explore pressing social issues including education, tolerance and the environment. Pantone donated its defacto standard for color communication in the graphic arts market, PANTONE® PLUS SERIES, and PANTONE FASHION + HOME guides to be used for the project and rewarded the winning team with a $10,000 scholarship to help pay for tuition.
The student teams were led by instructors Tom Sieu and John Barretto, both working design professionals. Sieu, who initiated this project and leads the undergraduates, has been teaching at the Academy of Art University for eight years and is also the founder of R3lab.org, a collaborative effort to promote sustainable design. Barretto leads the graduate students involved in the project. Classroom lectures are augmented by talks and feedback from Pantone representatives including Giovanni Marra.
To view all Color in Action projects and for more information, visit Color Coalition, the Color in Action Tumblr or the class Facebook page.
About Academy of Art
Academy of Art University, the largest private university of art and design in the United States, is educating students for the art and design jobs of the 21st Century. Established in 1929, the Academy is an output-based higher education model that provides open admissions to all students, but imposes a rigorous curriculum that requires the students to produce a portfolio of work that demonstrates a mastery of their field in order to graduate. Students are taught by a faculty of professionals from the existing marketplace, which provides them with an understanding of what it takes to succeed in today's business environment. The Academy's hands-on curriculum produces graduates that possess great artistic and design skills – and equally as important, the ability to put those talents to work immediately after graduation. As a result, Academy graduates are ready to compete for and win the jobs of the 21st Century in the fields of Acting, Advertising, Animation & Visual Effects, Architecture, Art Education, Fashion, Fine Art, Game Design, Graphic Design, Illustration, Industrial Design, Interior Architecture & Design, Landscape Architecture, Motion Pictures & Television, Multimedia Communications, Music Production & Sound Design for Visual Media, Photography and Web Design & New Media. Academy of Art University is accredited by WASC, NASAD, Council for Interior Design Accreditation (Formerly FIDER), (BFA-IAD), and NAAB (M-ARCH). Visit www.academyart.edu for more information.
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Pantone LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of X-Rite, Incorporated, has been the world's color authority for nearly 50 years, providing design professionals with products and services for the colorful exploration and expression of creativity. Always a source for color inspiration, Pantone also offers paint and designer-inspired products and services for consumers. More information is available at www.pantone.com.
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X-Rite, Incorporated, is the global leader in color science and technology. The company, which now includes color industry leader Pantone, develops, manufactures, markets and supports innovative color solutions through measurement systems, software, color standards and services. X-Rite's expertise in inspiring, selecting, measuring, formulating, communicating and matching color helps users get color right the first time and every time, which translates to better quality and reduced costs. X-Rite serves a range of industries, including printing, packaging, photography, graphic design, video, automotive, paints, plastics, textiles, dental and medical. For further information, please visit www.xrite.com.
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SDMX Reference Infrastructure SDMX-RI
From SDMX and Metadata Standards
SDMX-RI is a generalized service infrastructure that can be re-used partially or completely by any organisation interested in starting SDMX projects for data exchange.
An organisation can decide to use the SDMX Reference Infrastructure as a whole, can extend the infrastructure adding new modules, can modify some modules, or can integrate some building block within its existing dissemination environment.
The most common SDMX Reference Infrastructure modules and supporting tools are described below.
- SDMX Query Parser, which is an XML parsing API implementation for incoming SDMX-ML Query messages. It validates the received SDMX Query with the SDMX-ML Query schema and in the next step translates this Query to the internal SDMX Data Model, returning it to the Web Service Provider.
- Data Retriever is another tool of the RI, dedicated to retrieve respective data from dissemination databases. It operates by translating the internal SDMX Data Model Query to an SQL statement which helps requested data to be taken from the dissemination database, using in the process the mapping information from the Mapping Store. It results with an SDMX dataset represented in the internal SDMX Data Model.
- Structure Retriever is similar in operation to the module mentioned above, which retrieves the SDMX Data Structures based on an SDMX Structure Query. It translates the query to an SQL statement and takes the SDMX Structural Metadata from the Mapping Store, delivering at the end an SDMX-ML structure message.
- SDMX Data Generator is used for creating the responses sent to clients. It translates the (internal Data Model) Data Message to an SDMX-ML Dataset in the requested data format. The Data Structure Definition and the SDMX-ML Dataset message format are the input in this case.
There are two web components of an SDMX Reference Infrastructure: Web Client and Web Service Provider.
- Web Client acts as the GUI to interact with the Web Service for the display of Structural Metadata and also for the selection, display and exporting of data. It works as a web interface for creation of basic SDMX queries to expose structural metadata from a Mapping Store and data from dissemination databases. All data and metadata are retrieved using the (SDMX-RI) Web Service. User is able to customize the presentation of the tabular data and download it in various formats (e.g. SDMX-ML, XLS and CSV).
- Web Service Provider receives from a Client SDMX (Data or Structure) Query Messages and responds with an SDMX-ML (Data or Structure) message related to the input SDMX Query. It performs "XML Validation" of the received SDMX Query and includes a "Soap Error Handler". It also operates and controls the information exchange with the other modules.
- Mapping Assistant, a tool developed by Eurostat, plays an important role in the SDMX Reference Infrastructure. The purpose of this desktop application is to translate "Legacy" Dissemination systems to the "SDMX-World". Comparing to mentioned above modules, operating "under the hood", the Mapping Assistant requires a user interaction.
Additional explanation is available in our SDMX Reference Infrastructure PowerPoint presentation.
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Day before the meet…The women's team almost didn't make it to Greensboro on Friday night and we almost had to pack six people into a five person vehicle. Mary Buchner saved the day and let us use her "green machine" so we could make the trip up. Even though we were an hour behind schedule we were still able to check out the course and have a solid pre-meet run. After our short run we had a great pasta dinner near our hotel. My team usually likes to keep it pretty relaxed the day before and chill out; but we always talk about how nervous we are. With this being the first race everyone was pretty anxious about how fit we are and how well we'll stack up against other teams. Here are some the thoughts that run through our mind the day before:
"I can't believe our season starts tomorrow"
"Are we going to get lost on the course?'
"Do you think we'll do well?"
"Man I'm so freaking nervous!"
"I can't believe we actually took Mary's van"
Race day…The women's race started pretty late for a Saturday, but most of us didn't mind because we got to sleep in a little bit. We got to the course around 9 a.m. and were trying to scope out the other teams. We did our usual warm-up run and dynamics and then that feeling started to sink in. That feeling is like a rock in the bottom of your stomach and just sits there. We all got to the line and I told everyone that it's our first race and the most important thing today is that all five of us must cross the finish line.
I'm not going to lie, my mind was all over the place and I might have been a bit scared. We had to believe in each other and believe in ourselves that we can accomplish something today. We even had a group of supporters out there from Ashlyn's family and Coker's own Dr. Cuppett came to cheer us on. We even had an inspirational message sent to us by Melinda Holland. All the support is truly appreciated and needed. All five of us finished and all of our times were somewhat disappointing, but we got through it.
With five runners we placed four in the top fifteen and we ended up placing second as a team. I finished 3rd, Ashlyn placed 8th, Alex placed 10th, Caitlyn placed 13th and Angela pulled through and placed 30th. The Lady Cobras haven't brought home team hardware since the USC meet in 2007. I think it was after all a successful day.
The after thoughts…None of us were really satisfied with our time. All of us were about a minute or so slower than where we thought we should be. We definitely underestimated how tough the course really was. When we look at the race we figured that we did slow down but we passed a lot of people and the others slowed down even more. These are the meets that you have to not think about the time you ran and just concentrate on how well you placed. Personally, I would sacrifice a good time for a top three finish any day. Plus we placed right behind a D-I school so we have to be proud of that. As runners we are always unsatisfied but we have things to work on and we'll be better prepared next time. If you're around come check us out on September 18th at UNC-Pembroke as we take on our first 6K. And sorry no new school record yet and as always happy running!
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Feb. 19, 2010; 3:39 p.m. Pacific Time
Atripla (which is a combination of efavirenz + tenofovir + emtricitabine) is the acknowledged king in the realm of first-line antiretroviral therapy. Le Roi est mort, vive le Roi! Not so fast: The king still breathes. But his time is growing short.
Atripla is vulnerable primarily because of the efavirenz (Sustiva, Stocrin) component of the regimen. Efavirenz comes with its baggage of neurocognitive side effects, teratogenicity and the exacerbation of hyperlipidemia.
The competition is shaping up in the quest to stake a claim in the coveted "preferred" position for front-line antiretroviral therapy. So who are the contenders for the crown?
Despite being groomed for its role as new monarch, however, the young quad prince has some behavioral issues that have led to hushed discussions in the royal court. The concerns center around potential nephrotoxicity, with modest creatinine increases noted in the phase 2 trials. There is a known congenital kidney infirmity in this bloodline (from the tenofovir side of family), and the worry is that the intermarriage with GS 9350 may have exacerbated this latent tendency. The upcoming phase 3 trials will test the mettle of this aspiring prince and determine the outcome of its planned ascendency to the throne.
Next in line for the title is the co-formulation of rilpivirine (TMC278) and Truvada (which is itself a combination of tenofovir + emtricitabine). Although no new data were presented on rilpivirine at this conference, the phase 3 results are expected to be available in several months. Hereafter, this intermarriage of the second-generation NNRTI (non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor) and the fixed-dose NRTI (nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor) will be referred to as Newtripla (at least until the formal name is announced). Newtripla promises to solve the most nettlesome issues associated with efavirenz by hopefully demonstrating a better lipid profile, fewer central nervous system side effects and a lack of teratogenicity.
The only murmurs emanating from the royal court regarding Newtripla have to do with potency concerns about the 25-mg rilpivirine dose and the reduction in plasma levels induced by co-administration with omeprazole (Prilosec, Zegerid). Nonetheless, Newtripla may well represent a solution to the problems clinicians and patients can experience with Atripla -- and if it does, it would also serve to cement the alliance between the realms of Gilead and Tibotec Therapeutics.
Raltegravir (Isentress) deserves mention, but it is a decided outsider in the race for the crown. The dark-horse contender would have to overcome its greater pill burden and twice-daily dosing, but since it is already approved and gaining a following, it has some potential as a spoiler. The royal court is feverishly awaiting once-daily data on raltegravir, but the empire of Merck & Co. Inc., not known for the swiftness of their steeds, plods forward towards Camelot with stolid intent.
The final choice is the integrase inhibitor S/GSK1349572. This young prince, from the once-shining fiefdom of GlaxoSmithKline, has barely graduated from short pants. Despite the immaturity of the data supporting its cause, this agent comes with impressive credentials. Data were presented at CROI detailing the meticulous care that went into the creation of this compound. S/GSK1349572 also pledges to slay virus that eludes elvitegravir and raltegravir, and requires only once-daily unboosted dosing to be effective.
A mark against this young prince is its orphan status. With no natural allies outside of its own distant realm, it will require a long, solitary and arduous journey to even reach the kingdom.
The contest to decide the next king has been enjoined. Stay tuned for the next installment of the tale.
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A Fort Carson soldier has been arrested in Fremont County on suspicion of domestic violence, sexual assault, unlawful sexual contact, false imprisonment and child abuse.
John Allen Dupree, 27, is accused by investigators of sexually assaulting his 26-year-old girlfriend twice on Nov. 23 at the woman's parents' home in western Fremont County.
During one of the assaults, the couples' infant son was reportedly placed in danger by Duprees' actions. The woman later reported the assaults to officials at Fort Carson who referred her to the Fremont County Sheriff's Office.
Dupree was arrested Dec. 13 by Fort Carson military police after sheriff's deputies obtained an arrest warrant. He is being held in the Fremont County Jail on a $50,000 bond.


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Is it just me that is extremely bothered by the brigade members or have they grated on the last nerve of anyone else. Webster's defines brigade as a well disciplined group, they are hardly that. They are all four (three now) the poster children for social ineptness. Hayden bothers me just looking at him, Enzo has the manners of a zoo animal and Lane has taken his Hee-Haw act way too far.
I have to say I like their alliance. I am always the odd ball.
I agree.. for the most part their gloating and movie stardom thoughts and doing appearances has taken an illing affect on me..what's worse than a poor loser? a really bad gloater.
It's one thing to come clean and expose their alliance to Britney, but to say that it is because they respect her?! Own up to it... you wanted to gloat and that's it. They rubbed it in her face the way they confessed. They couldn't help, but smile the whole time. I know they have some fans and I admit they played the whole house. Is it me or were these cast members afraid of their own shadows? These HG made it so easy for these three to mop the floor with them. Oh well.
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The Internet Sucks: Or, What I Learned Coding X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter
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Editor's note: This paper was originally published in the 1999 Game Developer's Conference proceedings.
When we started the X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter project, our goal was to create the first multi-player space combat simulator to be playable over the Internet. There were several major problems that we had to be overcome to accomplish this goal, not the least of which was the Internet itself. I will review the problems we faced, the approach we took, and the results we achieved. I hope the lessons I learned will prove to be valuable to those who read this paper.
The Problems We Knew About
X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter is the third game in the Star Wars space combat simulator series. The Internet was definitely not one of the things that we were thinking about when we created the engine for the original X-Wing game. This was the first problem we faced. Adding Internet capability to an existing engine is significantly more difficult when the engine was not designed with the Internet in mind.
Our second problem was the complexity of the game design. We had always felt that one of the strongest features of our engine was its ability to simulate fairly complex missions. We were proud to have fairly large numbers of craft in each mission, which had reasonably complex behaviors. Our goal in creating X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter was to create a multi-player game that had this same level of complexity. We wanted to give gamers a multi-player experience that was more complex than "deathmatch." This requirement dramatically increases the amount of data that the players need to have in order to play the game.
Third on our list of problems was that we would not have a dedicated server available; we would have to use a peer-to-peer network model. The expense of providing servers with sufficient processing power and bandwidth for our expected audience size was considered unreasonably high. And because of the nature of the license we were working with, allowing gamers to set up their own servers was not a viable alternative. A peer-to-peer system avoids the problem, but it poses a significantly more challenging engineering problem, because each player must communicate with several other players, instead of with a single server. Because the Internet does not have a viable multi-casting capability, sending the same message to three destinations requires three times as much bandwidth as sending it to a single destination.
The fourth problem, of course, was the Internet itself. When we started the project we assumed that we would need to handle latency that varied from 200ms to a full second. We also knew that we would be limited to the bandwidth available from a 28K modem. These two constraints were our primary focus when we designed our network model, but they would turn out to be among the easiest problems to solve.
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WASHINGTON, DC — More than 140 civic leaders in government, business, health and other sectors from 14 communities and regions across the country gathered September 9-10 at the YMCA Activate America: Pioneering Healthier Communities National Conference to brainstorm solutions to America's rising health problems of physical inactivity and obesity.
Participating delegations included an array of local and state leaders nationwide including mayors, state senators, city council members, state and local public health directors, and business leaders from national insurance agencies, financial institutions and grocery store chains. Universities, schools and hospitals were also part of the collaboration.
"This is really a starting point, and one of the questions we need to ask is who else needs to be at the table?" said Kristin Hurdle, associate director of state public policy of the YMCA government relations and policy office. "There are many with good relationships with for-profits. The problem is so large that we all need to be part of finding the answers."
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I first self-published on Amazon Kindle's Digital Text Platform in April of 2009, as a favor to some fans.
Back in 2005, I put some free ebook downloads on my website, JAKonrath.com. These were books that my agent tried to sell, but NY didn't want to buy.
I posted them on my site, for free, figuring they could be used as a gateway drug. Give readers a taste, and if they like it, maybe they'll go on to buy some of my print novels and I'll make a few bucks.
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For price, I set it under $2.00. I figured this was a loss lead, meant to steer people toward my print novels.
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To say more would give away too much.
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To say I'm shocked by how many copies this has sold is putting it lightly. My other ebooks are doing well, but this one is clearly the runaway hit. It's had 62 customer reviews and counting, which is more than the majority of my print titles have gotten. It's been the #1 seller in the Amazon Kindle Store Police Procedural category for six months (I currently have 12 ebooks in the top 100 in that category.) And I get more fanmail about The List than I do about my Jack Daniels series.
What is it about this particular book? I wish I knew. Maybe it's the cover. Maybe it's the description. Maybe the sample excerpt, which can be downloaded for free, hooks people. Maybe it's word of mouth. Maybe it's the title.
Whatever it is, the sales are double any of my other ebooks. It's currently selling 80 copies a day, and shows no signs of closing down.
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So why hasn't any major publisher looked at this ebook and made me an offer?
I assume some industry professionals read my blog. I've been making a lot of noise over the past year about ebooks, and most editors are tech savvy and pay attention to Twitter and Facebook and the blogosphere.
Yet no one has approached me with a deal, even though this ebook is outselling major bestsellers. After all, it is ranked on Amazon higher than Kellerman, Robb, Connelly, Crais, Patterson, and everyone else. Wouldn't it make sense to release a print version?
So that's what I'm doing. Next month, using Amazon's CreateSpace program, I'm self-publishing The List as a low-priced trade paperback.
I'm curious how it will do, and I'll let you know when it's available.
I'd also like to announce that next month I'm self-publishing two original horror novels on Kindle. And guess what? Both of these did have offers from large NY print publishers. But I have decided to put my money where my mouth is and release them on my own instead.
The future is now. Any questions?
Q: Is The List available on other platforms?
A: Yes. Through Smashwords.com, they're available on Nook, Kobo, and iPad. You can get The List, and my other ebooks, on these. It is also coming soon to the Sony reader.
Q: How many copies have these other platforms sold?
A: I don't have the numbers yet. Amazon reports monthly. Smashwords reports quarterly.
Q: Who were the publishers who made offers on those two horror novels you're putting up next month?
A: I don't think it's nice to kiss and tell, especially since they are both publishers I like and respect. If you don't want to believe me, no one is forcing you to. But my close circle of friends know who they are. Maybe you can get one of them drunk and pry the info out of them.
Q: If The List is your bestseller, how are your other ebooks faring?
A: Origin comes in second, with almost 10,000 sold. It's currently ranked #241 overall in the Kindle Store. Then come my novels Disturb and Shot of Tequila, ranked #846 and #832. Which means I currently have four self-pubbed ebooks in the Kindle top #1000. Not bad, considering there are over 500,000 ebooks available on Amazon. My novellas and story collections are all ranked above 10,000, most of them above 3000.
Q: Are you going to do print editions of your other ebooks?
A: Absolutely. They should all be available by the end of the year, including the two new ones.
Q: So from now on are you only writing for Kindle?
A: Yes. After I've met my current contract obligations with print publishers, I will devote my full time to Kindle and other ebook platforms. I really doubt I'll ever accept a print deal again.
Q: Do you still need an agent?
A: Absolutely. She still does a lot for me. In the past few months, she's vetted several contracts (including the one for Shaken with AmazonEncore), done two movie deals for me, and is currently working on audio and foreign rights sales. She's essential.
Q: Do you recommend bypassing print publishing to new authors?
A: I recommend new authors learn their craft, write great books, set appropriate goals, and decide what works for them. The print industry has been incredibly good to me. I've worked with some fabulous people who have done wonderful things for my career. I feel like I stumbled upon this ebook thing, and it has snowballed into something pretty big. That doesn't mean it will snowball for everybody.
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A: Absolutely. Quote as much as you'd like. But please... get the facts right. :)
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I don't know how many variants there are on the French 75, but they all seem to take a name that involves fiddling with the number: French 75, French 74, French 76, et cetera. This weekend's drink is no exception.
I started with the beautiful bottle of St-Germain elderflower liqueur that Jen bought me on Friday. Because we commemorate our Friday wedding every week with a tradition we call Fizzy Friday, I wanted a drink with champagne. Luckily, a French 77 was among the drinks listed in the cute little booklet that hangs from the neck of the St-Germain bottle.
Created by Simon Difford, brand consultant for St-Germain and well-known drinks scribbler, the French 77 calls for a shot of St-Germain and a quarter shot of lemon juice poured into a chilled glass and topped with champagne. (Image at right by Jennifer Hess.)
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- And, oh yeah, it already is a tasty drink on its own.
(Even having read Anita and Cameron's post earlier Friday, I didn't connect the dots until sampling the pre-fizzy form of our drink.)
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- 2 oz. gin (I used Plymouth)
- 1 oz. fresh-squeezed lemon juice
- ½ oz. St-Germain liqueur
Technique: Shake over cracked ice and fine-strain into a champagne flute. Top with champagne.
In this formulation, the St-Germain is perhaps too subtle. I mixed again with a bit more of the liqueur but didn't take note of the proportions. Equal amounts of lemon and liqueur would work best for this, I think, especially since the lemon and elderflower meld so well.
Be sure to read Anita and Cameron's post on Le Bourget to see their thoughts on the lemon/elderflower marriage. Also, if you've not seen the lovely St-Germain bottle, check their photoset for this drink.


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Flexible production processes instantly or at the flick of a switch
The demands for flexibility to be met by modern production processes are on the steady increase. With a wide product variety and increasingly small batch sizes, optimum system availability is becoming even more important. Short tooling times are therefore a standard requirement for production and packaging machines.
The reliability of the positioning systems employed is decisive for flexible production processes, irrespective of whether these are inexpensive with a handwheel, reliable with a bus-compatible position indicator or fully automatic with an actuator. As the inventor of the mechanical-digital position indicator, the so-called SIKO counter, today we are the global market leader in the field of digital position indicators. With our close partnerships with a circle of customers that includes internationally pioneering machine manufacturers, for decades we have been setting standards with innovative solutions for efficient format adjustment when changing products.
The higher the required quality and the more frequently an axis has to be positioned, the more productive and profitable the use of a monitored or automated positioning solution is.
With the use of different technologies we supply the most economical solution for a very wide range of applications. These different positioning systems are also normally mechanically compatible so that they can be flexibly combined. As a machine manufacturer this is a considerable advantage! You can individually configure and supply the degree of machine automation required by your customer. It is also effective to equip axes that require frequent adjustment with our compact actuators, and axes that only require infrequent adjustment with inexpensive position indicators. We call this "Smart Positioning!".


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INSTRUCTIONS: On the first day of the semester, log in to Canvas at http://canvas.fgcu.edu using your Eagle email user name and password. Your Internet courses are listed on your Canvas "Home Page" under "Courses." If a Canvas course is not listed:
If you are experiencing problems with Canvas, first consult the Canvas help page by clicking "Help" at the top right of the Canvas page. From the help page you may search the Canvas guide for answers to your questions, or if you are experiencing technical problems, you can submit a support ticket from the page on which you have encountered the problem. If you cannot find the solution to your question, you can contact:
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EliteME necesitaba un nuevo diseño de página web y lanzó un concurso de diseño en 99designs.
Un ganador ha sido elegido entre 25 diseños de 8 diseñadores freelance.
Website URL is http://www.elitedebtpros.com
We are a lead generation company located in Los Angeles. We provide leads for various verticals like Debt, Travel, Auto, Mortgage, Insurance, and more. When it comes to our sites, less is usually more. Our sites are very straight to the point with the main goal of having the user enter their contact information into the form. Having too much content can be distracting and defeat the goal of generating a lead.
Our audience for this site is for individuals that are in debt and are looking for a solution for this stressful situation.
Our current landing page for Elite Debt Pros is up at http://www.elitedebtpros.com. We are not happy with the look and feel. We aren't fans of some of the fonts and the banner along the top with the family picture. We prefer the site to look much more like these two:
Please use your creative talents and come up with a design concept like the two examples provided (perhaps a hybrid of the two?). For content, please use what is currently on http://www.elitedebtpros.com. Thanks in advance for all of your work and good luck!


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CROI 2014: Mississippi Baby Update, and Other Possible Cases of Patients Functionally Cured of HIV (Video)
July 9, 2014
IFARA spoke with two of the doctors involved in studying a young child who was infected with HIV at birth, was put on a three-drug antiretroviral regimen very quickly and whose viral load is now undetectable, even though she is no longer on treatment. Panelists discussed the possible reasons for this apparent remission of the virus, its potential to inform HIV cure research and its implications for treatment standards, at least in infants. Other cases mentioned included a different infant who was started on treatment within hours of birth and an adult who started treatment very soon after infection. Both appear to be clearing the virus rapidly, although they are still on treatment. The panelists, however, cautioned that while this research appears promising, prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission is still far better than treatment of the infected newborn.
Watch the video to learn more:
The video above has been posted on TheBodyPRO.com with permission from our partners at the International Foundation for Alternative Research in AIDS (IFARA). Visit IFARA's website or YouTube channel to watch more video interviews from the conference, as well as earlier meetings.
Barbara Jungwirth is a freelance writer and translator based in New York.
Follow Barbara on Twitter: @reliabletran.
Copyright © 2014 Remedy Health Media, LLC. All rights reserved.
This article was provided by TheBodyPRO. It is a part of the publication The 21st Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2014).
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As CEO and president of Trunk Archive, Mr Matthew Moneypenny represents the elite of fashion photographers including Mr Bruce Weber, Mr Nick Knight, Mr Hedi Slimane and Inez and Vinoodh, among many others. Philadelphia-born but New York-based, Mr Moneypenny first discovered fashion "at 13 or 14, when I would start to buy things that I saw on MTV and in GQ magazine". The power of media in spreading fashion trends has played a big part in his professional life, as he now represents those who are most talented at portraying contemporary luxurious lifestyles in print and online.
Mr Moneypenny is a firm believer in well-tailored, crisp basics and can mostly be seen sticking to a classic uniform of slim blue jeans, a tautly tailored blazer, sumptuous leather belt (such as the Bottega Veneta one he dons in the video) and Converse sneakers. The covetable heirloom Rolex watch is a delectable finishing touch.
He declares himself a fan of Alexander McQueen designs and Mr Cary Grant's style, and this combination makes perfect aesthetic sense: all Mr Moneypenny's subtly luxurious finery revolves around the humble white shirt, which he examines in the natural light for spotlessness as he gets dressed. "White whites seal the deal," he explains, "and make the wearer appear more crisp, clean and clear. Make sure you have a few T-shirts and dress shirts that are blindingly white. At the first sign that a white item is anything less than stellar, buy more."


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The Cavalcade
A Literary and Creative Magazine
The Cavalcade is Point Park University's student-run literary and creative magazine, first published in 1972. All students of the University are invited to submit poetry, short stories, essays, artwork and photography. The Cavalcade is published once a semester.
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