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The bamboo - eating giant panda actually harbors a carnivore - like gut microbiota predominated by bacteria such as Escherichia / Shigella and Streptococcus, according to new research published this week in mBio ®, the online open - access journal of the American Society for Microbiology.

An endangered fish along the coast of California — the tidewater goby — may actually be two species rather than one, according a study published July 27, 2016 in the open - access journal PLOS ONE by Camm Swift from the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, US, and colleagues.

Sad music might actually evoke positive emotions reveals a new study by Japanese researchers published in the open - access journal Frontiers in Psychology.

According to a recent study published in Psychological Science, «posture expansiveness» — where you open up the body and occupy space — not only makes you appear more confident and authoritative, it causes you to actually think and act that way.

In another eye - opening study published in The Journal of Nutritional Biochemistry, researchers discovered that ALA can actually prevent non-alcoholic steatosis brought on by excessive intake of fats.

The experience of collaborating with six other independent authors to create an open - source, science fiction universe was an adventure all its own, (see the background on the Paradisi Chronicles here), but I hadn't anticipated how nervous I would be about actually publishing my own novel in this new universe.

Self - published author and indie author advocate Hugh Howey turned the publishing industry on its head, not with his beat - the - odds success story that made him a household name, but for his willingness to throw open the vault of secrecy surrounding what authors of every ilk actually earn.

My fondest hope is that having opened up this can of worms the right parties will dig deep enough to determine what a pack of greedy ripoff artists the traditional publishing houses actually are.

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Again, this was true in the past, but times have changed and now being successfully self - published actually opens the door to foreign sales and provides a better chance of being signed by a major publisher since you already have an established audience which is so important in publishing today.

On the other hand I've often considered opening my own small press (which is actually, basically what I do on Creativindie Covers) so that I can take over author's publishing efforts and strenuously steer them in the most profitable direction, rather than letting them make poor decisions.

Jed Lyons of Rowman & Littlefield actually compared e-reading devices to the «brown paper bags» that customers used to hide their soft - core porn material in, despite his announcement that Rowman & Littlefield is currently working to digitize every backlist title that the publishing group has sold since it opened its doors in 1975.

That is actually possibly worse (though better too — more on that later) in the global market place indie publishing has opened for us.

I try to give you updates from the publishing industry every week that might actually make a difference to you in your book sales and promotion, so this week, I should be thinking and talking about things like how / why Barnes & Noble is inexplicably opening four new stores.

According to the Seybold Bulletin, «A poll of about 1,000 attendees (at the recent Tools of Change for Publishing conference) indicated that around 400 were current Kindle owners, but that only 15 of those were actually considering buying the new device, leaving open the question of how many new buyers the second generation device will have.

And in a new interview published the UK's Daily Star (conducted during this year's E3 Expo), Barlog revealed that Kratos's next adventure is actually the opening chapter to a much larger story.

It said it had no evidence of this exploit actually being used, and that Google published the patch to the Android Open Source Project on Aug. 1.

That was important to us as we're about to embark on RealtorLink and 36 of the standard forms that OREA publishes are already open to that system on a downloadable basis, and where you can actually fill out your forms on the system.