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How Did Alexandria Become the Most Well-Read City in the U.S.?
STORY BY Candace Bryan
Published: April 25, 2013
According to a new list released by Amazon.com, Alexandria, Virginia is the most well-read city in the U.S. This means that according to their records, in the last year the city ordered the most books, magazines, newspapers, and ebooks per capita on Amazon. Alexandria is followed closely by Knoxville in second place and Miami in third.
This feels surprising. Three Southern towns not particularly known for being intellectual have beat out other major cities like New York, Boston, and D.C. The surprise is furthered by the knowledge that, while this is Alexandria's second year in a row to top the list, Knoxville managed to climb ten steps up from its 12th place position last year. My initial reaction was to think perhaps Alexandria is a booming college town, but it's not, especially when compared to other cities like Boston. Examining which books were ordered most by Alexandrians also offers little explanation as to their reading status. If anything, it adds to the confusion. While the city might very well have a thriving community of intellectuals, you wouldn't guess it from Amazon's data.
The list of books which Alexandrians are buying in mass is actually pretty embarrassing. At the top of the list is the crime thriller Gone Girl, by Gillian Flynn. Second on the list is somehow the Twilight series, despite its being outdated. And the third most ordered book in the small Virginia city? None other than Fifty Shades of Grey. None of these books are things I'd want to be seen buying at a book store, so it makes sense that the curious citizens of Alexandria would order them online.
But they're not the only readers who have had their lack of fine taste exposed. Fifty Shades of Grey saw wild success in Knoxville, and bountiful orders of the "sexy" romance novel are the sole reason the Tennessee town rocketed to second place on the most well-read list this year. It's not clear why Fifty Shades of Grey would do so well in Alexandria and Knoxville. While it's true that it saw absurd national success, why would the people of these towns out-buy all American cities? I've never been to either city, so I have no theories. But it's a fascinating fact that when you hear the phrase "most well-read," you probably don't imagine crime thrillers and romance novels. But there you have it!
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Writing is not a numbers game!
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NaNo chatter is just one reason I'm taking a blog hiatus in November - I have a term paper to write and NO - I won't be using NaNo to write it!
I'm in. Although I don't know what I'm going to write about because I start submissions this week (OMG!) and agent said sit tight on writing anything. But I think I have to take advantage of Nano and write something next month. Just don't know what it will be. I'm elloecho so please buddy me!


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This year, MØ has fallen into this predicament. Her single 'Final Song' couldn't be better, but it's having trouble finding some footing in the States. With her performance of the song on The Tonight Show last night, it could be the thing that the song needs to finally get recognition in the U.S.
'Final Song' was slated to be serviced to radio at the beginning of the month and mysteriously vanished from radio days before it was due to be added. It's strange. 'Lean On' was enormous and 'Cold Water' is a big help in getting her some exposure that could lead to a solo hit for MØ. With her next release – 'Drum' – due out in October, will 'Final Song' ever have a chance to dominate another market?
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OKAY, STUDENTS, TO briefly review: Last week we discussed the subject of terrorism and how it works. We agreed that terrorism is by definition scary, random and unexpected; essentially evil and insane; and, given determination on the part of the terrorist, almost impossible to prevent.
Terrorism makes you appreciate how well-off you are when you've just got the usual problems like the Red Menace and the threat of World War III to worry about. Global war is comparatively gentlemanly, with opposite sides having the good sportsmanship to wear uniforms so they can tell each other apart. They even have rules for war, sort of like football.
Terrorism has no rules. The idea is to do the nastiest thing you can imagine, in order to frighten and disgust your adversary, to maximum effect. The whole point is to make your point and the desired objective is to terrorize your adversary so as to get him to change his behavior.
Probably the worst thing you could do to a terrorist is to ignore him.
That will never happen, so let's move along to the next worst thing, which is to catch him, convict him and lock him away in some deep, dark hole where he has nobody to make stirring political statements to but himself.
Even this second line of defense is an unlikely outcome, because politicians and police of target states inevitably want their pound of flesh, their time on stage and their maximum opportunity to act decisive and powerful. So they make a great show of punishing terrorists to the maximum, which only serves the interests of terrorism. It reminds the target population of its recent loss, great fright, and gives the terrorist a podium for his deranged political rhetoric. He gets to be a martyr, especially if he's executed, and the population or sub-culture whence he and his lunatic approach to political action sprung is simply reinforced in its preconceived notions about the target state.
Terrorism is wonderfully effective, due in large part to its innate perversity.
But where it works its worst destruction is in the pattern of overreaction that tends to follow terrorist acts. The target state, while making all manner of bluff assertions that We're not scared of you crazy bastards, and You're not going to stampede US into staying in bed and pulling the covers over our heads, goes into siege mode and tells its various police and security apparati to treble their efforts to round up the usual suspects, roust out the undesirables, and keep a sharp eye on anybody who looks like he might fit into either of the first two categories.
So all your typical, law-abiding, God-fearing, tax-paying citizens breathe a sigh of relief, while your atypical, civil-disobedient, atheistic protesters spend their time looking over their shoulders to find Big Brother spying on them, and proving repeatedly--at great expense in time and legal fees--that they aren't doing anything illegal as they exercise their rights under the first 10 amendments to the U.S. Constitution.
So the free exercise of personal rights is chilled while not a damn thing is accomplished by way of preventing terrorism, because terrorists are generally invisible until they strike. Foreign terrorists can get all their prep work done back home and out of sight, and just come in saying they want to visit Disneyland; and domestic terrorists go around disguised as bowling league members or Knapp Comfort-Tread Shoe salesmen or whatever.
What worries me most about the current reaction to the terrorism visited upon Oklahoma City is the hypocritical and hollow assertions of public figures all across the political spectrum that we are not knuckling under to terrorism. This comes in the same breath as their various pledges to pass anti-terrorist legislation, to give the FBI a freer reign in spying on people and groups who fit certain government-designed terrorist profiles, to strengthen efforts at keeping weaponry out of the hands of private citizens...and, of course, to point out the cynical opportunism of their political or ideological opponents.
For all the pious claims of rising above petty politics in this hour of national mourning--promoted even by the news media telling us Senator Dole or President Clinton both are acting "presidential" through the crisis, oh, and by the way, their approval ratings in the polls are up 12 points--everybody is making hay out in Oklahoma. I suppose I should applaud worthy sentiments, even if they do have a political subtext, but damn, the hidden agendas are so poorly disguised.
And here I go myownself, carping about those who disagree with me. But I'm not going to call them any names and I'm not going to insinuate that they're commies or tories or bullies or sissies. I'm going to quote my man Rodney:
"Can't we all get along?"
I am sick to death--and I've said this before--of partisanship that puts party ahead of public, of politicians who are Republicans or Democrats first, and then Americans more like third or fourth. After party affiliation comes some modifier like conservative or moderate or the currently fashionable "fiscal conservative/social moderate." After designating what sort of Republicanism or Democratism one serves, we tend to get into how thoroughly washed we are in the blood of the lamb, and then a nod to economic stratum, and finally, if enough energy remains to give a shit, we acknowledge our nationality.
Now I'm not advocating jingoism or xenophobia, but I do think it worthwhile, if we are to live together as a nation, to work together as a nation. Cooperatively, compassionately. Hell, jovially. Much as I do enjoy giving some deserving subject a good, workmanlike cussing-out, I'd damn-sight rather do it in good humor than bad.
Why don't we concentrate more on the 95 percent of opinions and outcomes we agree upon, than the few where we differ?
Why don't we do more listening and less yelling? And as a corollary, when was the last time you learned anything from a gang of loudmouths who share your every opinion? And as a converse, you have a better chance of getting your eyes opened to cool new stuff by listening to people with different outlooks and experiences than your own.
What ever happened to the idea of the "loyal" opposition? President Clinton is right in saying the mean-spiritedness of much that passes for public debate today reflects all of the freedom of free speech, with very little of the responsibility that comes with it. I am not convinced Rush Limbaugh and G. Gordon Liddy and many of the tub-thumping champions of talk-radio really have the best interests of the nation as their first priority.
I think they're interested in ratings, in personal power and ego-gratification, and in certain narrow, personal agendas. To a lesser extent, President Clinton is more partisan and less "presidential" than I'd like, but I'll take him at his word and agree that responsible practitioners of the First Amendment should elevate their discourse, and encourage their public forums of debate, to a higher plane of pursuit of the commonweal.
One of you ditto-heads look it up and explain it to Rush.
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Today, my fiancé and I planned a romantic movie night. Champagne, popcorn, romantic comedy. Then his friend decided to show up and they've been talking about 1st generation Pokémon ever since. FML
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esu | 5
....Shit happens
Thelnternet | 7
#16 - like you
imaginaryvoice | 18
You obviously don't understand the importance of first generation Pokémon.
However, things did get weird after the first 150.
skatelife916 | 0
But u have time to read fml and post comment xD funnnny.
ihasbrains | 10
Poor, naïve OP thinks she's more important than the first generation of Pokemon.
Boygenius50 | 8
YDI for not appreciating Pokemon...ESPECIALLY Gen 1
KeyboardWarrior | 10
1st was clearly the best, but the second gen was great too. Those are the only two generations where I actually liked all of the starters (c'mon, Cyndaquil, Totadile AND Chikorita).
Exactly, it is pokemon,and they are grown ass men
stormchaser24 | 24
The first generation is the best.
167 - the series was based on the games, in case you isn't know. The game got weird after Gen I, but the show got downright bizarre after Gen II. There's stuff happening in the show that is flat out impossible in the game!
untamed112 | 0
139- ....well fuck you then
GaleHawthorne | 0
Anyone else find the steady rate of pony icons a nice change? "Screw the topic, I have money!"
Boygenius50 | 8
Z3kial | 4
Being a competitive pokemon player who attends VGC tournaments and a major pokemon nerd, I feel that I need to post on this subject. First off, nothing is wrong with the newer games. They are all fine, and are actually a lot better gameplay wise. Let me ask you this..have you even played the new games? Or are you just blindly judging them based on your love from the first game? People always claim 5th gen is uncreative as if 1st gen didn't have it's share of uncreative pokemon. You have a group of eggs(Exeggcute), countless ball-shaped pokemon (Voltorb, Electrode, Jigglypuff), and shit (Grimer, Muk). People also say that some pokemon just look stupid from the newer games. Let's be honest, who actually liked Mr. Mime? Not to mention in the first games the countless glitches, psychic types being overpowered, and AI that would usually spam stat boosting moves even if they were at the max. If you haven't played the newer games, give them a chance. Go out and play them. If you have, then I can't really argue with you for liking the first gen games. But don't let your love for the first game ruin your hate for the newer ones. #182, the show still had stuff that didn't happen in the games in the first season too. Bulbasaur using whirlwind, pikachu being able to defeat Onix, and Rhydon aiming at it's horn? I could go on, but those are the main ones. The games also didn't "get wierd" after the first game. I've played through all of the games, and I love them all. If you thought it got wierd after the first game that just means that you're growing out of pokemon, which is ok. #48 I realize you like 1st gen, but 150 really? What about Mew! @OP Was this all planned? If he brought his friend over when this was planned that's just rude. That aside, why didn't you join in on the conversation with them? Just like discussing any other topic, why's it so different if it's pokemon?
Jakespeed207 | 4
And your point is...?
facetheregister | 3
Please, tell us all why. Give us a good reason why you should like the original 151 pokemon better than the rest.
Pauline96_fml | 20
Without them the rest wouldn't exist
nictransitglory | 4
Well it does take a while to catch em all. I'm sure they were working out some sound strategies on how to control their charzards.
VoteForTaco | 8
This all isn't legit unless we all wear our pokémon T-shirts from when we were 9
kelissa_fml | 16
I wanna marry OPs husband. This is more of a win then an FML. What lame chick doesn't like Pokemon?? :o
whippymcdumb4zs | 0
74- you may now count yourself among my heroes.
127 - Ditto
BradTheBrony | 19
Well, they ARE so dumb that they had to headbutt their keyboard to come up with a name.
By sexaaydino | 14
Wow that's rude of your fiancé to just forget about you and turn his attention to his mate :/
mgkgambino | 3
Sexaaydino. I don't think you understand...Pokemon is the shit..
Chaosaiyan | 6
Damn straight! And hey maybe they were talking about dem jigglypuffs. Real men love jigglypuffs.
simonsaysYDI | 8
uuuh... could be 25 or so and that would be normal. 1st gen was awhile ago ;)
pokefan813 | 16
What, you're saying adults can't play Pokemon? My stepfather is 33 he practically owns my ds. FYI my mom hates Pokemon.
CoolRainbowdash | 15
My 12 year old brothers knows about gen 1 Pokemon
And only as a kid?!
All right. I lied. I still love pokemon.
Aha! I knew it all along!
I think my profile pic gave it away.
It kinda did..... but everyone has got to love Pokémon.
You have to admit though. Pikachu as Thor is pretty awesome.
Tis very awesome.
skullofdarkness | 18
Really? I couldn't tell, given that you have a picture of pica-Thor as your profile pic...
darkflight | 3
So true.
Fiancé not boyfriend. Why should she dump him? It's fucking Pokemon.. She should join them.
Children nowadays don't even know what Pokémon is......
auzz1_pride | 9
7) You sir have obviously never watched the big bang theory, or watched 1st gen.
aznbiznitch666 | 4
If she joins them, even sympatheticly, all she has to look forward to for their aniversaries will be pokemon conventions..followed by more FML's about her fiances' pokemon obsession.
richy90255 | 8
If op was dating children they wouldn't know about 1st generation Pokemon
By Gigiluv28 | 0
#YOLO!!!! As much as I hate Pokemon... I would of rather chosen the romantic movie...!!!
Did you seriously just say 'yolo' with a hashtag in front of it?
I'm a she
Thank you, but y am I a douche?
._. "#YOLO" was not needed..
Hey, you only live once
I see that now
No you don't live once. You live twice.. Duh.
I will stop YOLO-ing then!!! Haha.. I find this amusing and idk y...!
52- Shhh! That was a secret! :(
beelee1988 | 13
Hakuna Matata > YOLO
^ ..............no words can describe how much I hate this comment. WAIT, that was meant for 62.
this is AN OUTRAGE!!!!! NONO TO YOLO THIS IS FML NOT TWITTER!!
No duh you only live once
Opheliac73 | 8
I usually despise the whole 'YOLO' thing but here I overlook it. But then, that's only because they HATE POKEMON. What's happening to the world?
Fangsnuzzles | 8
I've come to hate "YOLO" so much that I felt a wave of irritation and anger when I saw that stupid hashtag with YOLO after it. That being said, "YOLO" didn't even make sense in this situation. And Pokémon is amazing.
BradTheBrony | 19
You know, you can't spell twitter without twit. Which is where this belongs. SO BACK FOUL BEAST! BACK I SAY! TO THE DEVASTATED TWITTER WASTELANDS WITH YOU!
By brookiechii | 1
Pokemon is romantic. Just look at pikachu and his relationship with the ketchup bottle.
MerrikBarbarian | 9
I am having some very disturbing mental images right now... O-o
SqueakyChipmunk | 20
Anything can be romantic with Rule 34. Or just plain dirty and wrong.
Or look up Pokemon love song on YouTube. The first result is by a user called helloiamdanica or something close to that. She's really cute and her song is so romantic!
rychambers | 0
Omg! I'm in love with you
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