Aaron Lewis
1) Town line
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Aaron Lewis of the band Staind presents his debut solo EP, his first foray into the country music genre.
2) The road
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Co-produced by Lewis and legendary Nashville hitmaker James Stroud (Toby Keith, Tim McGraw, Willie Nelson, Chris Young), The Road follows Aaron Lewis's debut solo EP, Town Line, which bowed at #1 on the Billboard Country Albums chart last year. The forthcoming album contains ten brand new songs, including first single Endless Summer, which CMT has hailed as 'the anthem of the summer of 2012.'
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This IBM Redpaper describes a case study that involves software and hardware from Cisco Systems, Inc. Specifically, a Cisco FirePOWER module -- also known as a SourceFire (SFR) module -- was installed on a Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA). The case study reveals the steps, issues, and decision points of such an installation. The scope of this case study is as follows: FirePOWER 6.2.0 on an ASA 5525-X running code level 9.6.2 from the Command...
4) Staind
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After three years, Staind returns with a brand new album that includes the single Not Again and Eyes Wide Open. Drummer Will Hunt of Evanescence and Eye Empire replaces long-time member Jon Wysocki.
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The debut release from The Bright Siders, the duo of acclaimed songwriter and musician Kristin Andreassen and NYC child psychiatrist Kari Groff, MD. Brimming with uplifting and empowering songs, the album invites its listeners to think deeply on feelings and emotions that come with growing up, while focusing on resilience and mindset.
10) State I'm in
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Known for his outspokenness, impassioned live show, and outlaw country tunes, Aaron Lewis is back with a new album, which serves as the follow-up to his chart-topping release Sinner.
12) Sinner
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Known for genuinely gritty lyrics and hard rock anthems, Aaron Lewis is getting back to his country roots with this album. He comes out of the gate with both fists flying on the lead single "That ain't Country," where he laments the current state of country, and pines for the sound of his honky-tonk heroes.