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Below is a list of young adult book publishers.
All of these publishers are accepting submissions whether an author is represented by an agent or not, and are offering an advance against royalties.
For more young adult publishers see my children's list.
Genres should be used as a guide only. Click on the links for full details of the particular subject matter each are interested in.
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Action Publishing California, USA/International: Art & Photography, Children's, Fiction, Non Fiction, Picture Books, Teens, Young Adult.
Albert Whitman & Company Illinois, USA: Children's Fiction & N/F Picture Books + Middle Grade & Young Adult Fiction Novels.
Algonquin Books New York: Adult & Young/New Adult Literary Fiction & Non Fiction.
Allen & Unwin Australia/International: Literary & Commercial Adult Fiction. Academic – Anthropology, Asia & Pacific Studies, Australian Studies, Cultural & Media Studies, Defence Studies, Education, Health Sciences & Nursing, History & Archaeology, Indigenous Studies, Politics & Public Policy, Science, Social Work, Sociology, Study Skills. Children's – Fiction, Non Fiction, Picture Books, Young Adult. Non Fiction – Australiana, Biography, Business, Cooking, Current Affairs, Environment, Food,Health, How To/Practical, Humour, Lifestyle, Military History, Mind Body Spirit, Natural History, Popular Science, True Crime.
Alpine Publications Colorado, USA: Equine & Dog Books – All Subjects Covered.
Amberjack Publishing New York: Children's, Creative Non Fiction, Crime & Mystery, Fantasy & Sci Fi, Fiction & Literature, Graphic Novels, Humor, Middle Grade, Poetry Romance, Thriller, Western, Young Adult.
Andrews McMeel Publishing Kansas, Missouri, USA: Cartoon Collections, Cookery/Food & Drink, Crafts, Gift Books, Health & Fitness, Humor, Illustrated Middle Grade Fiction, Parenting, Pets, Pop Culture, Puzzles/Games, Self Help, Sports, Travel, Young Adult.
Annick Press Toronto, Ontario, Canada: Middle Reader & Teen Non Fiction, Middle Reader Fiction, Teen Fiction.
ArcheBooks Publishing Florida, USA: Contemporary/Literature, Fantasy, Historical, Horror, How-To (Including Business), Humor, Mystery/Suspense, Politics & Philosophy, Romance, Science Fiction, Self Help, Women's Fiction, Young Adult.
Arthur A. Levine Books New York: Anthology, Biography, Fantasy, Graphic Novels, Illustrated Picture Books, Illustrated Novels, Middle Grade Novels, Fiction & Non Fiction Picture Books, Young Adult Fiction & Non Faction.
ASJ Publishing Victoria, Australia: Fiction: Action/Adventure, Christian, Comedy, Fantasy/Sci-Fi, Historical, Horror, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller, Young Adult. Non-Fiction: Autobiography/Biography, Inspirational, Religious.
Avon Romance & Impulse (HarperCollins) New York: Contemporary Romance, Erotica, Historical Romance, New Adult Fiction, Romantic Suspense.
Barron's Educational Series New York: Adult/Young Adult/Children's Fiction & Non Fiction, Art Instruction, Business, Cookery, Crafts, Fashion, Financial Advice, Foreign Language Study, New Age, Parenting, Sports, Study Guides.
Behrman House New Jersey, USA: Jewish Educational Themed Fiction & Non Fiction For Adults & Children – Basic Judaism, Bible, Early Childhood, Ethics & Values, Haggadahs, History & Holocaust, Holidays, Life Cycle, Philosophy & Primary sources, Ritual & Liturgy.
BelleBooks/Belle Bridge Memphis, Tennessee, USA: Civil War, Fantasy, Horror, Mysteries, Women's, Young Adult.
Bick Publishing House Connecticut, USA: Young Adult, & Teen: Communication Arts, Meditation, Philosophy, Psychology, Science, Science Fiction. Adult: Addictions, Disabilities, Health, Meditation, Mental Illness, Recovery, Wildlife Rehabilitation.
Blazing Star Press USA: Young Adult Fiction.
Bold Strokes Books New York, USA/International: LGBT – Action/Adventure, Crime/Mystery/Intrigue, Literary & Popular Fiction & Non Fiction, Romance, Young Adult & New Adult.
Boyds Mills Press Pennsylvania, USA: Children's, Middle Grade, Young Adult: Chapter Books, Narrative Non Fiction, Novels, Picture Books.
Branden Books Massachusetts, USA: Children's, Crime & Law, Fiction, Health & Medical, Italian American, Military, Music, Non Fiction, Reference, Sports, Young Adult.
Castle Gate Press Missouri, USA: Adult, Young Adult, & New Adult Speculative Fiction – Alternate History, General, Mystery, Romance, Steampunk.
Cave Hollow Press Missouri, USA: Midwestern Authors/Themed Detective Mysteries & Mainstream Fiction for Adults & Children.
Character Publishing Mississippi, USA: Children's 'Character Trait' Fiction, Teen, Biography.
Chosen Books Michigan, USA: Christian – Apologetics/World Religions, Autobiography/Biography/Memoir, Bible Study, Children & Youth, Christianity & Culture, Church Life, Living, Family/Marriage/Relationships, Self Help, Spirituality.
Dial Books for Young Readers (Penguin) New York: Literary Fiction For Children, Middle Grade, & Young Adults.
DK International: Arts/Crafts/Hobbies, Business, Children's, Dating/Relationships, Education, Fitness & Sport, Food & Drink, Gaming, Gardening, Health & Beauty, History, House & Home, Language Guides/Courses, Music, Popular Culture, Pregnancy/Parenting, Reference, Science & Nature, Travel.
Dog-Eared Publications Wisconsin, USA: Children's Books.
Entangled Publishing Tennessee, USA: Adult & Teen Romance – Several Sub-Genres.
Etopia Press Tennessee, USA: Adult & Young Adult Romance & Erotica.
Fitzhenry & Whiteside Ontario, Canada: Adult Non Fiction & Poetry. Children's & Young Adult Fiction & Non Fiction. Multiple Genres.
Free Spirit Publishing Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA: Children's – Early Childhood, Gifted & Talented, Learning Differences, Parenting, Self Help For Kids, Self Help For Teens, Teaching.
Gibbs Smith Utah, USA: Architecture, Arts & Crafts, Children's Activity & Board Books, Cookbooks, General & Western Humor, Gift Books, Interior Design.
Gollancz London, UK/International: Dystopia, Fantasy, Horror, Sci Fi, Steampunk, Urban Fantasy, Young Adult Crossover Fiction.
Groundwood Books Toronto, Ontario, Canada/International: Children's Literary Fiction & Novels.
Group Publishing Colorado, USA: Christian Adult/Children's/Women's/Youth & Young Adult Pastoral & Ministry Resources – Multiple Genres.
Harmony Ink Press Tallahassee, Florida, USA/International: LGBTQ+ Young Adult Fiction – All Genres.
HarperCollins Australia Sydney, Australia/New Zealand/International: Fiction – Adult, Commercial Women's, Erotica, Romance, Young Adult. Non Fiction – Biographies, Illustrated, Memoirs, Narrative History.
Herald Press Harrisonburg, Virginia, USA: Christian Anabaptist Titles – Amish Life, Academic Themes, Biblical Studies, Children & Youth, Christian Living, Church Culture/History/Life, Ethics, Faith Related Cookbooks, Justice, Lay Leadership, Meditations, Mennonite Life, Missions, Pastoral Resources, Peace, Personal Experience, Social Issues, Theology.
Holiday House New York: Children To Young Adult – Multiple Fiction & Non Fiction Genres Within The Broader Themes Of Character, Concepts, Cultural Diversity, Education, General, History, Holidays & Celebrations, Math.
Jewish Lights Publishing Vermont, USA: Jewish – History, Life Cycle, Philosophy, Spirituality, Theology, etc.
Kensington New York: Accepting Multiple Fiction & Non Fiction Genres.
Leapfrog Press New York: Adult & Children's Fiction & Literary Fiction, Non Fiction, Poetry.
Macmillan Australia Sydney, Australia: Fiction – Children's, Crime, Fantasy, Historical, Humor, Junior/Middle Grade, Paranormal, Thriller, Women's, Young Adult/Crossover. Non Fiction – Biography, Cookery, Diet, Health, History, Memoir, Mind/Body/Spirit, Self Help, Sport, Travel.
Magabala Books Australia: Indigenous Fiction & Non Fiction Literature For Adults, Young Adults, Middle Grade, & Children – Biography, Culture, History, Mind Body & Spirit, Picture Books, Poetry.
Medallion Media Group Illinois, USA: Fantasy, Historical, Horror, Literary, Mainstream, Paranormal, Romance, Sci Fi, Suspense, Thriller, Young Adult.
Merit Press USA: Young Adult Fiction.
Milkweed Editions Minneapolis, Minnesota, USA: Fiction, Literary Non Fiction, Poetry Collections, Middle Grade & Young Adult Fiction.
Montag Press Oakland, California, USA: Speculative Fiction – Multiple Genres.
OnStage Publishing Madison, Alabama, USA: Children's, Middle Grade, & Young Adult Fiction.
Orca Book Publishers Victoria, British Columbia, Canada: Board Books, Graphic Novels, Picture Books, Novels For Children, Middle Readers, Reluctant Readers, Teens & Young Adults.
Pacific Press Idaho, USA: Adult & Children – Seventh-day Adventist & Christian Living & Lifestyle.
PageSpring Publishing Columbus, Ohio, USA: Adult, YA, & Middle Grade Fiction.
Pelican Book Group New Mexico, USA: Christian Fiction – Action-Adventure, Crime Drama, Family Saga, Fantasy, Mystery, Police Procedural, Romance, Sci Fi, Supernatural, Suspense, Teen, Westerns, Women's Fiction.
Pemmican Publications Winnipeg, Canada/International: Aboriginal Language, Adult & YA Fiction, Children's Fiction, Non Fiction.
Penner Publishing USA: Romance Sub Genres – Contemporary, Fantasy, Historical, Multicultural/Interracial, Suspense/Thriller, Young/New Adult.
Polis Books USA: Erotica, Fantasy, Horror, Humor/Essays, Mystery, New Adult, Procedural, Science Fiction, Supernatural, Suspense, Thriller, Traditional Crime, Women's Fiction, Urban Fantasy, Young Adult.
Pulp Fiction Press Brisbane, Australia: Crime, Fantasy, Mystery, Sci Fi, Speculative.
Quirk Books Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA: Adult, Young Adult, Middle Grade Fiction, Food & Drink, Guy/Girl Stuff, History, How To, Humor, Literature, Parenting, Pets, Pop Culture, Pets, Reference, Sports.
Random House Sydney, Australia: Children's/Teen/Adult Fiction – Fantasy, Fiction, Sci Fi, Thrillers. Non Fiction – Biography, Cooking, Health, Lifestyle, Memoirs, Mind/Body/Spirit, Narrative, Parenting, Pop Culture, Popular N/F, Self Help, Soft Business, Travel.
Reagent Press Washington, USA: Illustrated Adult & Children's Books.
ScienceThrillers Media Sacramento, California, USA: Realistic Medical/Scientific Themed Fiction. Narrative Non Fiction. YA.
SkyAzure Publishing UK/International: Fiction Adult/Teen/YA. Non Fiction Academic.
Sourcebooks Illinois, USA: Biography/Memoir, Business, Education, Entertainment, Health & Beauty, History, Love & Relationships, Parenting & Special Needs Parenting, Reference/Study Aids, Romance (All Sub-Genres), Self Help/Psychology, Women's Issues, Young Adult.
Sweet Cherry Publishing UK/International: Children's, Teens (Young Adult).
The Poisoned Pencil Scottsdale, Arizona, USA: Young Adult Mystery Fiction.
Wm. B. Eerdmans Publishing Co. Grand Rapids, Michigan, USA: Children/Teen/Young Adult – Adventure, Art/Artists, Biography, Cultures, Environment/Ecology, Family, Friendship, Growing Up/Self Esteem, Illness/Death/Grief, Jewish Interest, Peer Pressure/Bullying, Religion, Social Issues, Values/Character.


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Over the past few weeks almost every major news outlet in the country has reported on Blackwater, a private company the US government hired to do work in Iraq that was once the exclusive province of soldiers.
The deal hasn't gone so well: on Sept. 16, Blackwater guards opened fire and, according to the Iraqi government, shot 25 civilians. The incident set off an international furor and has brought into focus the breadth of the company's work for the US government. It's prompted an investigation by the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, which showed that since 2001, Blackwater's federal contracts have increased 80,000 percent. It's revealed the massive pay inequalities between private security guards and US soldiers the cost of one private guard could pay the salaries of six soldiers.
And it's raised a question that's critical to understanding how government increasingly works in the United States: should a private company be doing the work of the military?
Privatization of public services is all the rage in this country now, at all levels of government, from Washington DC to San Francisco. Supporters say the private sector can often work better and more efficiently than the old, bureaucratic, much-maligned government.
But Blackwater is a great example of the perils of privatization. And there are many more.
Over the past few decades governments at all levels in this country have been in a near-perpetual state of deficit. Taxes are way down from their historic postWorld War II levels, and except for a brief period during the tech boom, there is rarely enough money for even basic social services.
"It's been a strategy since the '70s to, as Grover Norquist calls it, 'starve the beast,'<0x2009>" Robert Haaland, an organizer with Service Employees International Union Local 1021, told us.
And because politicians, even Democrats, are terrified of tax hikes, they've been looking for more efficient ways to use the money they have. The magic bullet goes by many names privatization, public-private partnerships, competitive outsourcing, creative financing solutions but the basic idea is to allow the power of competition, set free in an unregulated market, to provide the public with the best services at the lowest cost.
"To do or to buy is the question that all governments face," says Ken Jacobs, director of UC Berkeley's Labor Center.
We've been buying. Since 2000, outsourcing of federal dollars has increased 100 percent, to $422 billion in taxpayer funds in 2006, according to a September study by the Washington DC US Public Interest Research Group. The US government is now the private sector's largest customer.
San Francisco may be known as one of the most progressive cities in the country, but this town has also been wooed by public-private partnerships with promises of improvements to the golf courses, construction of a new power plant, and funding for the many civic needs we have.
Cheerleaders for privatization look at someone like Nathaniel Ford, executive director of San Francisco's Metropolitan Transit Authority, and see everything that's wrong with the public sector. Ford's salary is nearly $300,000, plenty high enough to attract a talented leader. But the Muni system he runs keeps the average San Franciscan waiting on the corner in the morning, delivers that person to work at an unpredictable hour, and lurches them homeward every night aboard a standing-room-only bus.

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Man Offers Burial Plot to Bomb Suspect's Family
We're just gonna keep them out of here the in this peaceful place comes from a statement by this man Vermont's Paul Douglas graduate whose parents are buried here. On his blog called the anti Yale. He offered one of his burial to the family
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Gainer's proposal is not the first case of financial controversy over coifs and cuts in the Senate. In 1951, Sen. Paul Douglas (D-Ill.) opposed taxpayer funding of their legislators' haircuts. Almost 30 years later, at the height of the
Investment Banker Admits Placing Fake 'Collar Bomb' Around Teen Girl's Neck
mansion and strapped a fake "collar bomb" around an 18-year-old girl's neck in a failed extortion attempt. Paul Douglas Peters, 51, appeared in the Sydney courtroom by video-link from prison, while his lawyer, Kathy Crittenden, entered
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putting a fake bomb on a teenager will waived extradition and return to his home country Australia. Fifty year old Paul Douglas Peters is currently in Kentucky. Once back in Australia he'll face charges related to breaking into eighteen year
Australian Collar-Bomb Hoax: Who Is Paul Peters?
this morning also learning more about the man arrested Paul Douglas Peters apparently. He had a taste for the finer things ..... reported. She's going we're going to take very good Paul Douglas Peters might be the last person you'd expect to recharge
Collar Bomb Suspect: Who Is He?
hockey. Who is the wealthy businessmen accused of being the mastermind behind the strange crime here's ABC Sharon Paul Douglas Peters nineteen the last person you'd expect to be charged with such a chilling crime. Well educated investment banker
Australian Collar Bomb: Man Arrested in Kentucky
around the world here in the US. Monday in a quiet suburb just outside Louisville, Kentucky and FBI swat team arrested Paul Douglas Peters at his ex wife's home. Police say there's no indication his ex wife was involved and she wasn't home with
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Obama 'Appalled' By Blago Charges
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body injuries, after a car bomb exploded Monday while she was covering a story in Iraq. Dozier's British cameraman Paul Douglas , 48, and British sound man James Brolan, 42, were both killed in the bombing. The trio was working on a story about
ABC Reporters Recall Working With Slain Journalists
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In Memoriam: Those We Lost in 2006
Celebrity photographer whose pictures for Life magazine captured jet-setters and movie stars in glamorous settings. Paul Douglas , 48, and James Brolan, 42 -- CBS News crew members whose deaths made Iraq the deadliest war on record for journalists
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her husband, Charles Hurlburt, 73 Both killed while checking on retirement benefits at the Social Security office. Paul Douglas Ice, 42 U.S. Customs Service special agent. Christi Yolanda Jenkins, 32 Federal Employees Credit Union teller
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I am speaking for myself when I say creating comics makes me wiser.
I find that it's one thing to write well, another to draw well, and even more challenging to do both well together seamlessly and simultaneously.
I pay more attention to the details in life, both visually, emotionally, mentally and socially what makes people tick, cry, fume, laugh and downright puzzled. I record fascinating ordinary conversations and sights. I organize my memories differently. I have with me not only my own, but so many others. I collect experiences.
I desire to understand human development, how the relationships we create with one another forges such a diversity of personalities, how we physically age and keep our youthfulness. I desire to understand larger systems at work, institutions, governance, criminal, legal, environmental and ecological. I desire to be open to different ways of beings, their belief systems, their culture, their history, their language and traditions. I wonder more.
Once I understand more why people are idiots, why they suck, why they're kind and why they're so much more talented than me in so many different areas, I feel less resentment, less jealousy, less anger, less pity, less fear. It's that understanding I want to communicate.
There is some information words convey very well that pictures can't. There is some information pictures convey very well that words can't. And I love the magic of a comic that puts the best of both worlds together and communicates with more clarity than each world apart (and cringe at the worst of both worlds put together).
Of course, the web, animation and film adds yet additional dimensions to how the message is produced and consumed, but I've always loved the silent contemplative nature of reading at your own pace.
To do anything well makes one wise, because to do something well requires one to wonder more about the world.
For me, I want to write and draw comics well.
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And I plan to watch your progress, because from what I've seen, everything you do is amazing.
Couldn't agree more. I always craved knowledge, but when I started writing and drawing with an actual goal beyond enjoyment, I started wanting knowledge pertaining to EVERYTHING. I have a better and more balanced understanding of the world than I ever have.
I agree wholeheartedly.
Some people don't get why I started to read less books and turn to comics, and others don't understand why I prefer manga over anime. But there's something special in a story told in panels, text and pictures.
Some people don't get why I started to read less books and turn to comics, and others don't understand why I prefer manga over anime. But there's something special in a story told in panels, text and pictures.


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SECAUCUS, N.J. -- One of the questions always is, "Who did the best on draft day?"
I think I've answered this before on past draft days -- usually badly -- but why not take another crack at it?
The best draft goes to .... uh ... well ... OK, let's say Detroit and Seattle. Do the Shock need Kara Braxton when they already have Ruth Riley and Cheryl Ford? Well, Braxton needs time to get into shape, and this gives her that chance.
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29 And forthwith, when they were come out of the synagogue, they entered into the house of Simon and Andrew, with James and John.
30 But Simon's wife's mother lay sick of a fever, and anon they tell him of her.
31 And he came and took her by the hand, and lifted her up; and immediately the fever left her, and she ministered unto them.
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The Three Musketeers
All morning Callum has been emailing me lyrics from the Bryan Adams boy ballad 'All For One' – theme song of the classic 90s movie 'Three Musketeers' feat. pre-CSI Chris O'Donnell.
It also features Charlie Sheen before cocaine became part of his daily nutrition plan.
But these lyrics (and Callum singing them in the house all last night) are driving me nuts. I want to punch his face.
Especially when it gets to the bridge:
Cue epic 90s guitar solo…
My ill will towards him has not been helped by the fact that in the car on the way to work this morning, he ate the homemade chocolate chip cookie I had put in a Tupperware on the centre console.
He already had several homemade chocolate chip cookies wrapped up in his bag for recess. I had put mine in this tupperware. He thought it was available for general consumption and helped himself. Upon seeing the look on my face, he slowly but carefully put the half-eaten cookie back into the pot.
It doesn't stop there.
Last night we got mad at each other over steamed cauliflower. I wanted to eat it. He thought I didn't want it so he ate it. Katie ended up with one measly floret.
He also ate all the chicken and chorizo stew I made earlier in the week. To be fair he then felt bad and brought some home for me, but still…
I pity the fool who comes between me and food.
Ironically, this comes off the back of a lovely Monday night double date with some short-but-interesting friends in which I distinctly remember saying:
'Callum and I fortunate to have a pretty chilled and easy relationship. We don't argue much.'
And to be honest, we really don't.
But lately we have been uncharacteristically gripey and snitchy and I've found myself punching him more than usual.
I've also been getting out of bed later and later, been weirdly emotional (I cried after watching 'Julie and Julia'), bone tired, even more absent-minded, got several parking tickets (never happens**) and I fell out of bed last night.
Then it dawned on me:
Cal singing All For One is not the problem. Cal eating steamed vegetables and yummy stew is not the problem. Julie and Julia is not the problem. Callum apologised for (all) the food misunderstandings and is lovely.
I'm just exhausted and therefore morphing into a complete mentalist.
It's been several years since I had a proper holiday. One where I wasn't rushing around, trekking through tropical jungles, fighting off leeches and Gibbon monkeys, getting married, watching other people get married, being on call for work, settling into a new job, flitting between hemispheres and entertaining.
But if we're being honest, it's not just that pace of my holidays that's the problem; it's the pace of my life.
I'm now at a point where my adrenaline is so ramped that I find it very difficult to relax and do nothing. Last night, despite being epically tired, I couldn't even sit on the couch with a glass of wine; I had to get up and do something.
So I baked the cookies which Callum subsequently stole. Pity. The. Fool.
Post bake, I did sit down and watch a movie with my friend Kirsten, but dozed off several times. This is what happens these days when I stop.
So I figure so long as I keep going, I'll be fine/always-have-a-pantry-stocked-with-delicious-baked-goods-which-my-husband-will-steal.
But again, Cal's klepto ways are not the problem.
I fear I have lost the Sabbath from my life. A day of rest. A day to just be. A day where nothing is required of me but to re-create.
So as of 4pm today I will begin 30 days of rest. 30 days where I do not have to work. Contribute. Clean. Plan. Manage. Persuade. Serve. Sing. Lead. Cook. Write. Run. Problem-solve. Manage expectations.
This is my Sabbath re-calibration.
I will mostly sleep. I will also eat. Laugh. Talk. Enjoy beauty. Enjoy sunshine (thank you European summer). Be with dear friends. Pray. Read. Learn. Shop. Marvel. Try not to look like tourist so I don't get robbed…
Then when I come home I will introduce and fiercely guard a Sabbath day. Just one day out of seven to let my brain and my body have a moment.
Here are some lovely observations on Sabbath via my friend, Steph:
"Sabbath is a holy time where we feast, dance, play, have sex, sing, pray, laugh, tell stories, read, paint, walk, and watch creation in its fullness. Few people are willing to enter the Sabbath and sanctify it, to make it holy, because a full day of delight and joy is more than most people can bear in a lifetime, let alone a week…
Sabbath is not about time off or a break in routine. It is not a mini vacation to give us a respite so we are better prepared to go back to work. The Sabbath is far more than a diversion; it is meant to be an encounter with God's delight.
– Sabbath, Dan Allendar
Yours deliriously,
*New you = mostly a new me because I have 30 days of holidays and you don't. Get a Sabbath already!
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Chapter Spotlights
DBSA is proud to recognize exemplary service by DBSA chapters and their support groups. Beyond peer-run support groups, chapter activities may include advocacy efforts, community outreach, education, and more. DBSA Chapter Spotlights are a way to showcase the exciting achievements of our grassroots network throughout the year. We also recognize outstanding chapters, state organizations, and their leaders each spring through the annual Service Awards. Service Award winners receive a cash award, a commemorative plaque, bulk copies of bp and esperanza magazine for one year, and a travel stipend to attend Chapter Leadership Forum where they receive recognition in front of their peers.
Contact your local chapter to find out what they're doing in your community!
DBSA New Jersey - 2014 State Organization Service Award
DBSA New Jersey is a shining example of commitment to DBSA's mission. They jumped at a variety of opportunities to strengthen their services, launch new initiatives, and partner with the national office of DBSA in 2014. It was an exciting year that saw outreach to local chapters and the general community in New Jersey reach further than ever before. They enhanced the facilitator capacity in local support groups by providing three training sessions, promoted DBSA support groups to professionals and at a variety of events statewide, all while providing encouragement and mentorship to chapter leaders.
DBSA New Jersey is also an active participant in DBSA's grassroots efforts becoming one of the inaugural state-wide grassroots organizations (GO). In 2014 they hosted the first of the national office of DBSA's state-wide advocacy workshops by securing speakers and assisting in developing the agenda that has been replicated in other states. A steering team was formed with participants serving on local mental health boards, developing points of view on mental health legislation and joining with other mental health advocacy organizations in the state to educate state legislators on issues of access to quality mental health care.
A pinnacle achievement was their annual conference held in conjunction with DBSA's Chapter Leadership Forum. The conference drew a record number of attendees including peers from New Jersey and chapter leaders from numerous states. They worked closely with the national office of DBSA to organize this event, assist with selecting the conference venue, and provide the opportunity for author Marya Hornbacher and musician and advocate Demi Lovato to speak as keynotes. Thank you, DBSA New Jersey, for all your amazing accomplishments!
DBSA Rockland County (NY) - 2014 Large Chapter Service Award
DBSA Rockland County (NY) identified "getting the word out" as their catch phrase to summarize 2014's accomplishments. Over the course of the year they engaged in a variety of community outreach endeavors including a speaker series, comedy show, and educational sessions on mood disorders with peers sharing their recovery journeys. New tools such as an interactive website, Meetup.com page, and private Facebook group provided additional avenues for people to find support. In the advocacy realm, chapter activities centered around spreading the word about DBSA to local representatives and participating in focus groups to provide input on how to improve the mental health system in their county.
Together these efforts resulted in exponential growth in support group participation, moving to a larger meeting facility, and increasing the number of facilitators to better serve their continually expanding membership. DBSA Rockland County considered their growth as an opportunity to empower more participants to take on leadership roles.
One of their proudest developments was the institution of a facilitators support group where facilitators can discuss best practices and help train new facilitators. They also diversified the leadership structure by creating more positions, increasing the number of directors, and implementing training to ensure smooth transitions in leadership. Through these efforts, the message "We've been there. We can help" has reached more individuals in their local area. Thank you for your commendable work, DBSA Rockland County!
DBSA Princeton (NJ) - 2014 Small Chapter Service Award
DBSA Princeton (NJ) reached out to their community in new and exciting ways! The chapter's activities included bringing workshops to local psychiatric hospitals to introduce patients to the concept of peer support groups and offering their chapter as a resource for education and support. These presentations feature personal testimonials by group participants and are presented in an engaging Q&A format.
They also represented DBSA and delivered the DBSA Depression Community Education Program at various health fairs—educating peers, families, and local facilities about mood disorders and the DBSA Princeton support groups. As word spreads about the positive impact of their outreach efforts, the chapter has created partnerships with other mental health facilities.
To advocate for the needs of persons living with mental health conditions, they began attending the meetings of the Mercer County Mental Health Board, which led to the Director of Mental Health Services for the county inviting them to have a representative on the board.
The chapter instituted changes and expansions in their peer support efforts. They identified and empowered people from a neighboring town to create a new group, bringing peer support to an area of their state which had previously lacked a DBSA chapter. They also welcomed a therapy dog into the support group. He is a valued attendee providing welcome emotional support—and entertainment—at their meetings.
Through these efforts they are helping to build more opportunities for support and leadership in the peer community, as well as providing valuable education in their local area. Keep up the great work, DBSA Princeton!
DBSA Shanghai Tulip Mental Health Center (China) - 2014 Rookie Chapter Service Award
Although they only formed in April 2014, DBSA Shanghai Tulip Mental Health Center (China) has an impressive array of accomplishments in each of the four primary functions of DBSA chapters. As the first DBSA support group in China, they received overwhelming media report through fifteen TV, radio, print, and online outlets. Their public policy activities included submitting an opinion letter to include NGOs in governmental mental health projects, which was successfully adopted into law.
Through nineteen educational meetings, the chapter reached 522 participants and recruited fifty volunteers. They utilized crowd-funding to raise the rent money for their meeting space for a full year and the campaign also spread awareness and attracted twenty participants and volunteers.
They also distributed more than 800 brochures and trained more than 700 individuals about peer support group concepts. Within eight months they had established a second support group and were reaching out to support sister organizations in other cities starting peer support groups in their communities. We are impressed by their energy and velocity and can't wait to hear about their future accomplishments!
Diane Dworkin of DBSA Longmont Supporting Together (CO) - 2014 Outstanding Leadership Award
As main contact for the chapter, Diane provides understanding and support daily to numerous people in need, helping them connect with the support group and providing referrals to local therapists, temporary lodging, or other programs that might be helpful. Through her warmth and sincerity as a facilitator she provides a safe place where participants can receive support and rekindle hope. She also coordinates a variety of fun activities such as potlucks and holiday parties, which help participants benefit from a vibrant social life. Diane has inspired group members to follow suit and volunteer for the chapter.
Diane engages in education efforts and community outreach as well. She sets up a booth each week at the local farmers market to publicize the support group as a safe, non-judgmental network of friends and provides educational materials to passersby. She started a lending library for group participants, invited mental health professionals to speak, and shared updates on emerging research and practices in the treatment of mood disorders.
According to a participant, Diane is "compassionate, attentive, patient, and has a great sense of humor. She is a genuine, hard-working advocate for everyone in the support group and beyond." Thank you, Diane, for your inspiring devotion to our mission.
Annie Lauri of DBSA Madison (TN) - 2014 Outstanding Leadership Award
Annie has been a leader of DBSA Madison for three years and was integral in growing the chapter into one of the most active in Tennessee. Starting with an average group attendance of six people at a monthly meeting, the group now welcomes more than twenty participants at biweekly meetings thanks in large part to Annie's efforts. In addition, she started a family and friends support group.
Annie developed the chapter website and spoke about DBSA in radio interviews and at local health fairs. Understanding the vulnerability many people feel at their first support group meeting, Annie created the role of hospitality ambassador to warmly welcome each person to the meeting and send handwritten notes inviting them to return. She coordinated a holiday party complete with elaborate food, door prizes, and a photo booth.
Beyond DBSA Madison, Annie is active with the state organization DBSA Tennessee as an inspiring speaker at nursing panels where she shares her journey to wellness and educates the students about peer support. She also helps other chapters in the state when they are having events. Annie acts as a mentor to new chapter leaders and assists chapters during leadership transitions. Annie gives from the heart, lives her compassion, and is a worthy recipient of this award.
Cheryl France, MD of DBSA West Virginia - 2014 Outstanding Professional Advisor Award
Dr. France has been a part of DBSA West Virginia since its formation by serving as the professional advisor and as a member of the board of directors. She has not only provided her professional support but has also been a featured speaker at a variety of state meetings and conferences, spreading the word about DBSA to clients and colleagues. Dr. France is also instrumental in securing speakers for other events for DBSA West Virginia. Thank you for your exemplary service, Dr. France!
Lois Kroplick, DO of DBSA Rockland County - 2014 Outstanding Professional Advisor Award
In her five years as professional advisor to DBSA Rockland County, Dr. Kroplick has actively promoted the group to her patients and to health care providers. She also participates in board meetings, speaks at events, and writes for the chapter newsletter.
According to Dr. Kroplick, "being involved in community groups and helping others have always been passions of mine. As a psychiatrist, my mission is twofold: to help people change their individual lives and to encourage them to work with others to help change their community."
DBSA Tennessee - 2013 State Organization Service Award
DBSA Tennessee's amazing accomplishments made 2013 a rewarding year! They supported chapters in their state by hosting educational presentations and training programs, giving them the tools necessary for successful chapters. With help from DBSA Tennessee, five local chapters were interviewed on television or radio to promote DBSA to the community. Leaders encouraged one chapter's community outreach, resulting in a city-wide Mental Health Day declared by their mayor. DBSA Tennessee's robust plan to help new chapters in the startup process helped find free meeting locations, assistance in affiliation fees and paperwork, and provided a sponsor from an already established chapter to assist the new chapter.
Five members of DBSA Tennessee attended DBSA's Peer Advocate Training in Washington, D.C. and then created an advocacy plan for their state including a campaign against proposed budget cuts to close all 45 of Tennessee's Peer Support Service Centers. DBSA Tennessee is a growing, thriving organization. With its advocacy for peer support and local chapter start-up, community outreach and commitment to peer education, DBSA Tennessee is one of the most energetic affiliates of DBSA.
DBSA New York - 2013 State Organization Service Award
DBSA New York started up one year ago and their first year was filled with successes. They have created a localized website for meeting information, contact information, and literature. Thanks to their support to new chapter leaders, support groups have sprouted up throughout Long Island and two new support groups have started in Queens, with plans to open new chapters in all boroughs of New York City. DBSA New York participated in local walks, health fairs, suicide prevention symposiums to bring information and support to people in need. They also participated in open panel discussions on mental illness at Columbia University, private colleges, and local chapters of other national mental health organizations to let everyone know that there is support out there. We look forward to all that DBSA New York has in store for 2014!
DBSA Colorado Springs (CO) - 2013 Large Chapter Service Award
DBSA Colorado Springs has set as its hallmark a consistently measured approach to growth as a chapter by offering programs to best assist people with mood disorders achieve and maintain wellness, and increasing its reputation as a viable and respected service-oriented organization in their community. The chapter attended multiple symposiums and health fairs including an event dedicated to Veterans and Military Families, a school counselors conference, and Brain Awareness Week. The chapter doubled the size of their weekly Inpatient Hospitalization and Awareness program, which visited with more than 2,000 patients in adult, adolescent, and Veteran units to provide recovery-oriented resources and information.
DBSA Colorado Springs holds eight weekly support groups and provides bi-monthly facilitator meetings and trainings. Thanks to their extensive base of volunteers, the chapter held more than 50 events, answered 870 phone calls, and reached more than 4,000 individuals through support groups. The joy of successes they have celebrated with each other for every achievement is a testament to the power of selfless devotion to a shared mission.
DBSA MDSG Long Island (NY) - 2013 Large Chapter Service Award
DBSA MDSG Long Island experienced tremendous growth in 2013 through each of their services and efforts to help the people living in their communities. They doubled their facilitator ranks and increased support group offerings from three to nine groups. All facilitators were offered multiple training opportunities as well as a web portal to access group literature. The new groups included a teen group, a group for young adults under the age of 30, a topic meeting, and a lecture series, with plans for a GLBT group in the near future.
DBSA MDSG Long Island created public relations and fundraising committees which led to several fundraising initiatives and reaching out to local therapists and behavioral health programs to inform them of the support group and other chapter programs. Participants joined local walks, health fairs, and symposia dealing with mood disorders and suicide prevention. Congratulations on an excellent year, DBSA MDSG Long Island!
DBSA Feeling Better About Ourselves (FL) - 2013 Small Chapter Service Award
DBSA Feeling Better About Ourselves is successful thanks to community outreach, training, educational efforts, and support. The chapter has grown from one support group to two groups thriving in different cities. Through promotion in newsletters and hospital units, the chapter helped another group that was in danger of closing due to lack of facilitators and participants. DBSA FBAO hosted multiple classes to train facilitators. The meetings have seen impressive growth and the group they helped has joined DBSA FBAO.
In support groups, leaders establish a format that keeps the group moving. According to a participant, "There is a new visible strength in these people who are not talking about the same thing every time. There is a definite healing and acceptance going on." Group leaders have also created a variety of wellness-focused resources they provide to group participants and community members through seminars and workshops. These programs cover topics such as fear, processing anger, and grief. A chapter leader has spoken about mood disorders to a group of law enforcement officers at a crisis intervention training.
DBSA Norman (OK) - 2013 Small Chapter Service Award
DBSA Norman might be small, but they have worked hard in all of the functions of a DBSA chapter: advocacy, community outreach, education, and support. In 2013 DBSA Norman grew to maintain average participation of 15 members from very diverse backgrounds. They announce chapter news through a weekly email along with other resources, websites, and videos submitted by members to further their knowledge and understanding of mood disorders. Facilitators advocate for individuals in crisis, helping them obtain needed services including crisis hotlines, hospitalization, and referrals to doctors or clinics.
Leaders are also involved in the state organization DBSA Oklahoma with the goal of doubling the number of support groups in their state. To further these goals they make 10 presentations each month on the importance of DBSA peer support groups in sustaining long-term recovery. These presentations reach clients at mental health facilities and inmates at state prisons. "It is our goal to keep DBSA Norman a dynamic, growing group, beneficial to all who attend, and to increase DBSA's presence in Oklahoma. It is gratifying to watch members grow and know that DBSA Norman has been a part of their recovery, just as it has been a part of ours."
DBSA Murfreesboro (TN) - 2013 Rookie Chapter Service Award
DBSA Murfreesboro began in July of 2013 with support from DBSA Tennessee. The chapter started out with one support group, which saw its attendance double in fewer than six months, becoming one of the fastest growing local chapters in the state. The growth of the chapter can be attributed to the forces behind it that work tirelessly to get the word out about the group. Flyers and pamphlets are distributed to agencies and health care providers, the Salvation Army, local hospitals and businesses, and more. DBSA Murfreesboro provides post-hospitalization support for those who would otherwise have none. Educational materials, resources, and wellness tools are provided to each chapter participant. They have also started a family and friends support group.
Members of DBSA Murfreesboro participated in the state chapter meetings and contributed to grassroots advocacy efforts. The chapter also enlisted the backing of their U.S. Representative. For a chapter that achieved all of this in six months, DBSA Murfreesboro has a fine resume of accomplishments, but they consider their greatest success to be the level of support offered to each person who walks through their doors.
Leslie Davis of DBSA Rockland County (NY) and DBSA New York - 2013 Outstanding Leadership Award
Leslie helped bring about many developments for the chapter in 2013. As a regular facilitator for support groups, she helps mediate tough situations. She takes calls daily from people wanting to learn about mood disorders and speaks with people in crisis to help them get through difficult situations. She also spearheaded the chapter's annual fund drive which raised more than $2,200.
Leslie is the co-president of the Mental Health Coalition (MHC) of Rockland County where she represents and advocates for DBSA Rockland County while educating the community about mental health. She is the first consumer to be elected co-president of the MHC of Rockland, which is a tribute to the great respect she has gained in the local mental health community. Leslie is also active on the state level. As vice-president of DBSA New York, she reached out to several other chapters in the state to learn about how they operate, help them get more focused and organized, and to be better advocates for people who have mood disorders. Her sound advice and strong leadership will continue to expand awareness and opportunities for helping people to give and get support through the efforts of DBSA.
Steve Brannon of DBSA Jackson (TN) and DBSA Tennessee - 2013 Outstanding Leadership Award
Steve is an excellent role model for pursuing a wellness-focused life while living with a mood disorder. He fights stigma by openly sharing his journey in the local newspaper, on DBSA's website, and on his weekly online newsletter. He has worked with the local police department to help educate and train police officers for crisis response teams. Steve was selected for DBSA Peer Advocacy Training and was a representative of DBSA for Hill Day in Washington, D.C.
At his local chapter, DBSA Jackson (TN), Steve gently encourages, trusts, and believes in support group participants. He instituted a monthly "share your inspiration" night in which group members report on what keeps them going, creating an environment of hope and personal growth. Steve is dedicated to further advancing DBSA's mission into surrounding communities and across the state. The number of support groups has doubled in the past year under his direction, encompassing all major cities and some smaller cities across the state. He has traveled hundreds of miles at his own expense to conduct local chapter visitations as state director. Steve's passion for the advancement of DBSA's mission in Jackson and the state of Tennessee is so strong that he has diligently dedicated his time and resources for over a decade.
DBSA Self Help Center (MO)
DBSA Self Help Center, 2012 Large Chapter Service Award winner, provides empowering opportunities for their members and excellent educational resources in their community. They launched an ongoing workshop featuring readings and discussions on recovery-based topics. Outreach through inpatient support groups provided hope to participants and a bridge to continued support after discharge. Chapter educational initiatives included partnerships with local universities to educate nursing students on recovery, a suicide prevention awareness booth at an area grocery store, and "Street Corner Fundraising" where members held up stigma-busting signs and accepted donations for the chapter. DBSA Self Help Center also empowered and supported the fundraising efforts of 27 participants to attend the statewide consumer conference.
DBSA Michiana (MI)
These actions also helped recruit new participants to the chapter and educate and heal our members on their road to recovery.
DBSA Michiana (MI) works hard to fight stigma and educate their community about suicide prevention. The chapter's Community Awareness Committee (CAC) participates in a variety of health fairs and community events. Visitors to the chapter's table receive a Mental Health Statistical Quiz, designed to combat stigma associated with mental health conditions. Chapter participants created display boards with items showcasing suicide prevention and awareness.
DBSA Michiana also printed a special issue newsletter pertaining to suicide which they distributed widely. The chapter planned a Suicide Awareness Walk to honor loved ones who have attempted or completed suicide. The money raised from the walk helped DBSA Michiana members attend Mental Health First Aid training and funded an educational seminar.
DBSA Chicago Loop (IL)
Developing leadership not only provides attendees the opportunity to take personal ownership and pride in their own wellness but also enables the chapter to expand its offering of programs and support to the community.
Founded in July 2011, Rookie Chapter Service Award winner DBSA Chicago Loop has grown and prospered at an impressive rate. With weekly support group attendance growing over 300% in four months, the chapter developed a base of devoted participants who have taken an active role in the chapter's success.
Chapter leaders encourage participants to share larger roles in the chapter's success. This positive atmosphere has seen the self-development of new leaders who have initiated chapter book and movie clubs, trained as support group facilitators, and participated in advocacy programs.
Word of the success of the chapter quickly moved beyond the community of those living with a mood disorder, creating awareness among family members. As a result, DBSA Chicago Loop launched a weekly support group for family and friends. This support group provides family members and friends the opportunity to share their journey with those in similar life situations.
DBSA GLBT Chicago (IL)
We decided to step up our educational efforts to improve our members' health.
DBSA GLBT Chicago (IL), 2011 Small Chapter Service Award winner, may be a small group but their huge efforts deserve much recognition. The chapter serves individuals in Chicago's GLBT (gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender) community who live with a mood disorder.
After determining weight management to be an important concern amongst participants, DBSA GLBT Chicago hosted a workshop on nutrition, weight loss, and holistic wellness strategies. The speaker was a clinical psychologist with expertise on weight management for individuals who take psychiatric medications. With attendees from the chapter and the local community, the workshop was the chapter's most successful event to date. In 2012 they followed up with an expert panel on sleep health, another frequently discussed topic at the support group.
The chapter helps participants keep in touch with news about mood disorders and other mental health topics by sharing the latest information on their website. The continuously updated list of current news articles from around the Web has become a valued resource for group participants. The chapter also offers a lending library with a collection of materials relating to mood disorders, health issues, and GLBT topics.
DBSA Northridge (CA)
We represent empathy, sensitivity, compassion, and non-judgmental feelings. Our participants want to make this world a better place.
DBSA Northridge, 2011 Large Chapter Service Award Winner, has a lot to be proud of! The chapter has achieved a high level of recognition in their community and is regularly sought out by local and international media. DBSA Northridge also operates a blog that shares participants' mental health recovery stories and struggles. The purpose of the blog is to create a greater sense of community among existing members and to reach out to potentialmembers, whose only exposure to the group is the internet.
DBSA Northridge hosts educational speaker events on topics such as disability benefits and choosing a health care provider. They also invite psychologists and clinicians to provide information about treatment options. The chapter offers a collection of free literature and a growing lending library.
Participants have many opportunities to get involved, including frequent facilitator trainings and committees focused on identifying new speakers and planning social events. As a result DBSA Northridge has a calendar full of events and a diverse group of facilitators committed to bringing DBSA support groups to even more individuals in the community.


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avnyc11 Dec 19, 2011 7:21 PM
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My issue also persists after updating to the latest iTunes. This is a serious bug.
BigGrayGolem Dec 20, 2011 5:42 AM
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Same problem here, it's been happening for months. A new wrinkle has emerged in the past few days, in that iTunes insists my password is wrong (even after resetting, it still won't let me log in.) I will address that in another post, though.
But, yes, it's been asking me to log in every time I launch iTunes. If I am able to log in successfully, it nevertheless asks me again next time.
I am running it on a Win 7 64 bit system, along with an iPad.
jh366 Dec 21, 2011 1:54 PM
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The "helpful answer" did not work for me. When I am signed out at least I dont get the annoying pop up anymore. After I sign back in though and close and reopen iTunes the annoying "Sign in to use this computer for automatic downloads" pop up returns.
So I need to sign out each time to avoid the headache now... I hope there will be a better fix soon.
I just got a new windows 7 (64-bit) laptop and downloaded itunes 10.5.2.11 and am getting this problem on the new laptop... the funny thing is i have another older windows 7 (64-bit) laptop that i just upgraded to itunes 10.5.2.11 and it doesn't have this problem.
PassTheMac Dec 21, 2011 1:57 PM
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Try setting browsing to find a " remember me " style option that allows you to stay signed in without the annoying pop-up. Hope this helps,
avnyc11 Dec 26, 2011 10:18 AM
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Even after signing in and selecting remember me, the popup window still appears twice everytime. once when iTunes loads, and once when my iPhone is recognized for WiFi sync.
avnyc11 Jan 4, 2012 6:15 AM
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someone suggested this:
start iTunes by right-click, and "Run as administrator", then enter your password when it asks, close iTunes, start it again (normally, as usual, this time), and you should not be prompted. (win 7, 64 bit)
but it did not work for me, but maybe others will have some luck, although I accidentally opened iTunes normally the first time, and then closed it before reopening it as administrator. Maybe that was why. It did however only prompt me once, and not twice when it was opened as administrator, so maybe this has something to do with iTunes not have the right permissions or something like that. I am going to try this again tonight.
montasolo Jan 4, 2012 10:23 AM
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None of these suggestions pertain to those who don't want to sign in at all, ever.
Joy R Jan 5, 2012 8:32 AM
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It worked for me - on Windows 7, 64 bit. I hope it keeps on working!
BigGrayGolem Jan 5, 2012 9:39 AM
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Amazing! Worked for me, too. Win 7, 64 bit.
avnyc11 Jan 5, 2012 3:53 PM
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Joy R and BigGrayGolem, can you please describe exactly what you did, as I tried starting in administrator mode, I am only prompted once instead of the normal 2 times, but then upon retstarting itunes, I am prompted the usual 2 times. I still have the automatic downloads settings turned off in settings, maybe that is the issue?
BigGrayGolem Jan 6, 2012 5:41 AM
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First of all, I am running iTunes 10.5.2.11 on a Windows 7 Professional 64 bit system. That may be important ... don't know.
I noticed that with the update to this verson of iTunes, it stopped asking me twice for the login. So you may first want to be sure you update iTunes to 10.5.2.11.
Second, be sure iTunes isn't running at all. That's important. Then start in administrator mode and you SHOULD only get one request for a login. Again, this seemed to be fixed with the latest version as of a week ago or so. If you still get two login requests, enter both of them. Be sure iTunes is fully started ... I remember I tested it by playing a track for 10 seconds or so. Then shut it down and make sure it's fully closed out. (You may want to use Task Manager just to make sure, but itunes tends not to stay resident if you close it.)
Then fire it back up and it should be fine.
I had automatic downloads set to ON and this worked fine.
avnyc11 Jan 6, 2012 10:36 AM
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I too am on 10.5.2.11 but am on windows 7 Home Edition, SP1 64 bit.
Even with 10.5.2.11 I still get prompted twice to sign in for automatic downloads.
This time, I started iTunes nomrally, turned on automatic downloads in settings, and checked "automatically check for downloads". Then I closed iTunes, checked the task manager to make sure it wasnt running, other apple services were however, and then launched iTunes in administrator mode, got prompted once, signed in. I then signed out, closed iTunes, checked the task manager again, and then reluanched iTunes normally, to once again be prompted twice.
This is my third attempt, and this hasn't worked for me, but also, I do not want to have automatic downloads enabled, and I guess I'd rather have the 2 prompts than have automatic downloads enabled, but I'd love to not be prompted AND not have the automatic downloads.
I also have noticed that if I am not signed into my apple account, I do not get prompted.
AshwinRao Feb 17, 2012 2:11 PM
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I am experiencing the same thing. It's really bothering me. I have disabled automatic downloads, but still every time I open iTunes it asks me to sign in to enable automatic downloads. As someone had said, once when I open the program and another time when I connect my iPhone 4S. If I hit "cancel" another window pops up, and if I click cancel again it goes away. And this is the weird part.... If I type in my password, it tells me I typed it wrong, even though there is no way I could have typed it wrong because it was copied from my clipboard. In any case, this bug is extremely annoying and it is this reason that I took so long to update in the first place. I was very happy with my old iTunes version, but had to update since I got my new iPhone.
avnyc11 Feb 28, 2012 6:20 AM
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see this post
it has more users in the discussion with several fix suggestions though none fo which have worked for me
jlake3 Feb 28, 2012 1:50 PM
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I've exhausted everything from both threads. I've got a Win 7 pro 64bit sp1 laptop with iTunes 10.5.3.3. Safari is not installed, I've never used Last.fm, ping is off, my account has full admin privileges, iTunes has been repaired, then when that failed to work, completely re-installed, this is my only system with iTunes, I have no other authorized computers. If I sign out of the store, then the issue goes away, but comes back as soon as I log back in.
Every time I open iTunes I get prompted for automatic downloads. If I accept, it goes away till next time I open it, if not then it always comes back exactly once more before I can get on with my music. This is getting REALLY annoying, as I've got a long password and listen to a lot of music. Is there anything else left to try (or any other things that seem to cause conflicts) other than switching media players or getting my system re-imaged?


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