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When Emily Cook, a screenwriter, bought a house four years ago in Eagle Rock, a neighborhood on the Northeast side of Los Angeles, she fantasized what the area might look like in a year or two, with cafes and boutiques replacing tattered old businesses… A sad flower shop on the corner, she thought, could become a miniature Whole Foods. An upholstery store could be a gastropub where she and friends would grab a beer, and a neglected 1940s diner could become a retro spot for a quick meal.
Great article. It's gotten me to think about how the decession is going to put a crimp into the plans of all the Richard Florida–creative class theorists. At base, that whole school of thought is based on increased consumer consumption. The new era is going to be one of increased savings and entrenchment, because we can't borrow enough to maintain the inflated prices that our yuppie lifestyle once demanded.
And you're right NYCO–many CNY neighborhoods would love to be what Eagle Rock considers depressed.
My understanding is that Richard Florida has now retreated into a kind of "urban Darwinist" stance wherein he says the trick is now to identify which cities will live and which will die. I suspect Syracuse has made his "dead" list, so he won't be pushing the Creative Class theory here, which is a blessing indeed.
I loved how the NYT story ended with one of the bohemians thinking about taking a martial arts class (after decrying the number of martial arts studios the boring old 'hood used to have). She thought she would refashion the place as she saw fit, now she desires to let it refashion HER. This article is also useful in thinking about the meaning of "an indigenous person." Can people other than Native Americans be indigenous to a place in our land? How do you become that? What does that mean? What does it mean when you're not indigenous — as this wave of "young creatives" in Eagle Rock don't seem to be?
It often seems to me that America is potentially divided not between races, or ethnicities, or even classes, but between indigenous people and non-indigenous people. People who belong to a place and people who don't belong to any place. We seem to have reached a lull in a great game of musical chairs, the music has stopped, and now people are more anxious than ever to truly belong to a place, because they no longer have the economic power to push indigenous people out of their chairs.
This is another good post about Eagle Rock.
"Day after day more people started to realize that what they needed from Eagle Rock was not really Eagle Rock but what the myth of Eagle Rock stood for. It weren't the stores with the wooden toys from Sweden, nor the imported Australian products. They didn't need another handmade soap.
When people start really seeing life as it is, then old cities like Syracuse will become more beautiful to them.
Richard Florida has been doing the radio show circuit A LOT recently…. pontificating on the economic downturn and all. How everybody is going to have to give up the idea of even trying to live in places that aren't "megaregions" unless there is somehow "connection" made between these all-thrive places and all the unlucky ones…. Lots of drivel about how we should become more a nation of renters, the better to city-hop with, I guess.
Can you imagine the aloneness a "young creative" might feel, after years of hopping from one chic apartment to the next, running through several relationships that ended as the partners went separate ways, following the next job to the next city, finally old, and wondering where on earth to be buried?
Sounds like Florida and Kunstler are selling two sides of the same collapse coin. Florida thinks everyone's going to go to the cities, while Kunstler thinks they'll all be surviving in the country.
As for the end of life… I guess you end up where you end up. I suppose at the end, those inclined to pair off will pair off and finally settle down.
As for being or becoming indigenous, maybe there are degrees. I sometimes feel as if people from outside the Syracuse area look at the natives (the white/black/brown ones) as unsophisticated "tribals" in dire need of improvements. I feel more and more like I understand what the "onkwehonwe" felt when the Europeans came.
if you don't mind me tying some knots … doesn't this make you think a little of butternut … and the great stuff that exists there (community bakery, lombardi's, italian chef etc.) … and the hope represented by the new immigrants, notably the vietnamese … and the despair manifested over the 'dry rot,' the empty storefronts and neglected homes … and the profound wistfulness of so many who remember the neighborhood as being wonderful amid hard times … and that was definitely due, not to a gastropub or to whole foods, but to the flower shop, the upholstery shop, the tailor's store … life, within walking distance. four words to define us.
Sean, the most astonishing detail of your Butternut story (link to thread: http://www.syracuse.com/kirst/index.ssf/2009/02/post.html )that jumped out at me was the one about the dueling Rite-Aids. Absurd! But then I read the NYT story I originally referenced in my post here (the one about Eagle Rock near LA) and read that their strip had something like 79 car-related businesses. So, when a community declines, something that happens seems to be this kind of absurdity of duplicated corporate presence. Fortunately Butternut has only 2 Rite-Aids to deal with and not 79 car establishments.
Personally speaking about collapse and renewal – I have inherited the care of a nice suburban house that used to be well supported by a bustling family in a bustling local economy – but now all that is gone, there isn't quite enough money and energy or people-help to make anything but basic improvements to the house (fixing a crumbling walk, getting a new furnace or fridge, painting the outside, etc), while cosmetic and stylistic improvements constantly have to wait for more money and energy to happen. The houses and buildings and streetscapes we see, were once supported by many webs of family, community, thriving industries, etc. When those are gone, even a modest house starts to "go south" – much less a streetscape. You look at the home improvement mags and they make it seem so easy to accomplish a total makeover — when in reality, just repainting a large room or figuring out the logistics of a new bathroom floor can be overwhelming if you don't have that web of support that existed when the house (or community) was built.
You can't waste energy on despair.
despite all this wistfulness about the depression years, i think your point is reinforced by old photos that show peeling houses and patch-jobs … i don't think cosmetics were much on people's minds then, regardless of strength of neighborhood. janet besse, the great environmentalist who was a young woman during the depression, once told me she was sure litter in those days would have been just as bad if fast-food and other disposable crap existed … she didn't think people had some higher spiritual imperative. the difference was that things were do desperate people lugged in every bottle and piece of paper and anything else that could be sold for recycling, and there just wasn't the same kind of litter to toss around in the first place. what did seem to hold together in the depression was more of a sense of community with less chance of mortal violence, i think. in any event, your weariness at your house is absolutely understandable. i not only sympathize, i empathize.
NYCO, trust me, for money, Richard Florida will be here pushing his Creative Class ideas. He's thought Syracuse dead for awhile now, and that didn't stop him from coming last time, and helping local leaders begin shaping the unfortunately-not-so-imaginary morass that is the Creative Core.
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31 Mar 2020 | News
Commission budgets extra research funds for Green Deal, university networks
EU releases new Horizon 2020 funding plans, announces €450M in ERC basic science grants
By Richard L. Hudson
The European Commission updated its 2020 spending plans to pump some extra money into climate-related research and a networking programme for European universities. It also announced €450 million in new basic science grants by the European Research Council.
In a revised "work programme" for its Horizon 2020 research funding, the commission allocated €350 million for small companies with ideas that support the commission's new "Green Deal" climate action initiative. Another €103 million is for efforts that include better connecting universities across the EU.
The commission has also allocated "hundreds of millions" of euros over the past month for COVID-19, according to research Commissioner Marija Gabriel. The new budget document spells out only the first €47.5 million of that, announced 30 January. The rest includes up to €90 million for public-private pharmaceutical research, a €80 million loan guarantee for German vaccine company Curevac, and as-yet unspecified millions for small company innovations – all from different budget pots. A further Horizon 2020 budget update is expected in the summer, officials said.
Bat flu research
At the same time, another part of Horizon 2020, the European Research Council, named winners of its latest, regular round of frontier-research grants for senior scientists. All of the proposals were submitted before the COVID-19 outbreak, but the agency highlighted a researcher studying flu viruses in bats – one of the possible animal sources of the new coronavirus in China.
The researcher, Martin Schwemmle of University Medical Centre Freiburg, is studying the influenza A virus – a cousin to the now-infamous SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus – in bat populations. His €2.5 million, five-year Advanced grant is to investigate how the virus binds to the animals' immune cells, rather than lung cells as with COVID-19. "This raises the obvious question of whether these viruses might also pose a threat to human health," the agency said in announcing the award.
Other ERC grants in this latest round include fundamental research into blocking cancer cells from dividing, using tree rings to study climate change, and the question of how economics can "address violence against women?" Applicants for ERC grants propose their own research topics, rather than targeting a specific EU policy goal. Of the 1,881 applicants for this round, 185 were selected. Of the winners, 34 went to applicants in the UK – a drop from past success rates from the UK's strong universities, the agency said.
Separately, the commission announced an 18th grantee for its "emergency" COVID-19 research fund: a consortium led by Dublin-based HiberGene Diagnostics. The company is developing a new test for the virus that it says can deliver a result within an hour.
Month-to-month funding?
The revised Horizon 2020 work programme, which runs into the hundreds of pages, spells out in detail how the commission will spend the programme money in this, its final year. Normally, this would be a purely bureaucratic exercise, mandated by budget law. But if, as many in Brussels are now speculating, the EU is unable to agree this year on a budget plan for 2021-27, it may use the 2020 budget as a one-year, or even month-to-month, template for 2021. That would mean the current work programme will shape next year's Horizon budget, also.
Still, the revision shows the commission trying to anticipate – within the limits of the current law - some of its longer-term budget plans.
The biggest of these, before COVID-19 intervened, was the Green Deal proposed by European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen – a broad shift in EU funding and policy towards a climate-neutral economy. For that, the new work programme includes €303 million for small companies to scale up their green innovations, with accelerator grants and equity investment from the European Innovation Council. The remainder of the new €350 million Green Deal research money includes funds for early-stage innovations in the EIC's "pathfinder" programme.
A second initiative makes €103 million available to get the commission's research and education programmes – run by different parts of the bureaucracy – to work better together. The biggest part of that, €82 million, is to contribute Horizon 2020 money to an education programme called European University Networks. The initiative, first proposed by French president Emmanuel Macron, encourages universities in different EU member states to form consortia to teach and research together. Gabriel, whose portfolio includes both research and education, is planning in June to announce a broad strategy to coordinate the two policy areas – both within Brussels, and with the 27 EU member states.
In total, the revised work programme details €8.8 billion in spending plans for 2020 – an increase of €138 million from the prior plan, and part of a broad 2020 budget deal agreed last year by the European Parliament, EU Council and commission. Some of climate, university and COVID-19 funding comes out of that extra money, and some comes from shifting money from one part of the budget to another. To add to the budgetary complexity, the ERC, Euratom and some other research activities are authorised outside the new work programme – meaning total research-related spending will be roughly €13 billion for the year. EU releases new Horizon 2020 funding plans, announces €450M in ERC basic science grants

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The Ultimate Guide to Spanish Holidays
Beach life in Barcelona
Stuck for where to go in Spain? You can't beat a long weekend in this vibrant, sun-soaked city. And after you've mooched in and out of the shops and eyed up the gorgeous Gaudi architecture, it's time to take respite on one of the Catalonian capital's beaches. Leave the bustle of Barceloneta behind, and catch the train to Montgat, just 20 minutes from the city – think soft, quiet sands and lapping waves, seconds from hopping off the train.
Arty trips in Deia, Mallorca
If you thought this Spanish island was all about the coast, then think again. This tiny hilltop village is about as pretty as rural holidays in Spain get, scattered down the hillside of the Tramuntana Mountains in the island's northwestern corner. Catch unforgettable sunsets at Son Marroig, pull up a pew at one of the village's superb restaurants, and pop into the many artists' studios – this boho chic hideaway is an intriguing centre of peace and pleasure.
Food escapes in San Sebastian
Feeling hungry? Good, because Spain's tourist attractions include fabulous gastronomy, and this coastal city is a foodie haven: it's chocablock with Michelin-star restaurants and tasty pintxo bars. From full-blown theatrical meals, with dry ice and test tubes, to casual plates of Spanish classics, this is one trip you'll be guaranteed several meals of a lifetime.
Flamenco in Seville
For an alternative holiday in Spain, head to Seville and discover its great love: flamenco. Some might say it's the capital of the infectious dance in Spain thanks to its insatiable demand for fancy footwork and live music. Flamenco clubs (tablaos) are everywhere and the best place to watch the pros and their nimble-footed moves, whilst you're treated to a tapas feast and fruity sangria.
Family holidays in Ibiza
Ibiza may the ultimate party hotspot, but it's also a fantastic option for a family holiday in Spain. There are dozens of pretty coves to explore, plenty of epic villas and miles of calm waters to paddle in. Little ones will relish hours on the beach, building sandcastles and tucking into ice creams. Teens, meanwhile, have diving, horse riding, paddle-boarding and cycling on the agenda, whilst grown-ups can explore Spanish island life. Nothing, however, quite beats a boat trip from Ibiza Town to the boho island of Formentera – this off-radar island looks more like the Caribbean than the Med. Pure magic.
Back to nature in La Gomera
We've all heard of the Canary Islands in Spain. But what do you know about La Gomera? Beyond the resorts of Tenerife, lies this lesser-known island – all dramatic coastlines, giant palms, sleepy villages and rocky beaches. Head out on road trips to the beautiful Garajonay National Park; hike through valleys; and potter around the black-sand beaches of Valle Gran Rey. It's also a fabulous alternative for Christmas in Spain. For a visit to the Canary Islands in Spain with a difference – La Gomera is an enchanting escape.


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The HSENI Board is responsible for setting the strategic direction of the organisation, constructively challenging the HSENI Executive team in their planning and delivery, maintaining links with the sponsoring Department for the Economy, and ensuring the highest standards of financial and corporate governance are observed by the organisation at all times.
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Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Latin American History
Oxford Research Encyclopedias Latin American History
1824–c. 1880
Afro-Latin History
Church and Religious History
Digital Innovations, Sources, and Interdisciplinary Approaches
History of Brazil
History of Central America
History of Latin America and the Oceanic World
History of Mexico
History of Northern and Andean Spanish America
History of Southern Spanish America
History of the Caribbean
Science, Technology, and Health
Wars of Spanish-American Independence
Natalia Sobrevilla Perea
History of Central America, History of Northern and Andean Spanish America, History of Southern Spanish America, 1889–1910, 1910–1945, 1945–1991, Colonialism and Imperialism
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The Bourbon Reforms
The Túpac Amaru Rebellion
British Interventions in 1806 and 1807
Crisis of 1808
Reaction in the Americas
The First American Juntas
Juntas of 1810
Who Fought the Wars of Independence?
The Wars of Independence Begin in Earnest
The Constitutional Moment
A Deepening of the Wars
A Second Offensive
The Return of the Constitution
Final Capitulation
Bourbon Reforms in Central America, 1700-1808
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The wars of Spanish-American independence were a series of military campaigns that took place in the Americas between 1809 and 1825, which resulted in the creation of more than a dozen republics in the territories that had previously been part of the Hispanic monarchy. Triggered in the short term by the Napoleonic invasion of the Spanish peninsula in 1808, there were more deep-seated reasons, however, that led to the collapse of an empire that had existed for three hundred years. Classic historiography has stressed the importance of the Bourbon Reforms that brought to the fore the contradictions within the Hispanic monarchy and gave rise to a sense of proto-nationalism. These interpretations have given much importance to the role of the Enlightenment and the fear brought by possible social revolution. Some authors consider that these wars were the result of the Americans' long-held contempt for Europeans. These views consider that struggle for liberation had begun much earlier, possibly as far back as the 1780s, inspired by the American and French Revolutions. More recent historiography has highlighted the war that engulfed Spain itself between 1808 and 1814 as the crucial event that led to fighting in the Americas. This event is seen as not just the trigger for the events to unfold, unleashing conflicts that had been simmering for much longer, but what shook to the ground the archaic but surprisingly durable composite Hispanic monarchy.
This article will discuss the main events that caused the wars, the moments each national historiography has identified as the ones linked to the independence of their particular region, as well as the events themselves. It begins by looking at the historical antecedents, including the Bourbon Reforms, the American, French, and Haitian revolutions, and at the Napoleonic invasion of the Spanish peninsula. It then discusses the creation of juntas in the Americas and how the confrontation between different jurisdictions resulted in war. The article discusses who were the people involved in the wars and the main events that took place.
Keywords: wars of independence, Bourbon Reforms, Túpac Amaru Rebellion, Haitian Revolution, liberalism, Constitution of Cadiz, royalism, juntas, Simón Bolívar, José de San Martín
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Double Shot! is the first blues album recorded by harmonica player Snooky Pryor and guitarist Mel Brown. It was produced by Andrew Galloway and Sandra B. Tooze and was recorded on October 18 and 19 1999 at Liquid Recording Studio in Toronto, Ontario. It was released by Electro-Fi Records in 2000 with a running time of 57:28, and received a Juno Award nomination for Blues Album of The Year.

Track listing
"Dirty Rat" (W. M. Thornton, M. Laylar) – 4:50
"Ruby Mae" (Mel Brown) – 4:55
"Early in the Morning" (Leo Hickman, Dallas Bartley, Louis Jordan) – 4:28
"Big Leg Woman" (Johnny Temple) – 7:31
"Snooky and Mel Boogie" (James Pryor) – 1:38
"Rock This House" (James A. Lane) – 4:03
"Let Your Hair Down, Woman" (James Pryor) – 5:20
"So Fine" (Johnny Otis) – 3:14
"That's All Right" (James A. Lane) – 6:48
"Do The Boogaloo" – (James Pryor) 5:05
"Ease My Mind" (Mel Brown) – 5:25
"Work 'Til My Days Are Gone" (James Pryor) – 3:34

Personnel
Snooky Pryor – harmonica, lead vocal (1, 3, 4, 7, 8, 10 and 12)
Mel Brown – guitar, lead vocal (2, 6, 9 and 11), second vocal (3)
The Homewreckers (1, 2, 3, 5 and 9):
John Lee – piano
Al Richardson – bass
Jim Bodreau – drums
Michael Fonfara – piano (4, 6, 7, 8, 10 and 11)

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2000 albums
Snooky Pryor albums
Mel Brown (guitarist) albums

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Maxsys Fuel Systems (The UK-based cleantech Company), recently exhibited at the AHR Expo in partnership with their colleagues, Webster Combustion Technology. The AHR Show, the world's largest HVACR marketplace show, took place from January 26 to 28 2015 at McCormick Place, Chicago. There was a great turnout for the show, with two halls full of exhibitors, 61,990 attendees including 42,400 visitors this year, beating all previous attendance records.
Maxsys Fuel Systems received considerable interest from engineers, facility managers and senior management from large industrial sites, plus sales reps and distributors from all over the US, particularly the Midwest states of Michigan, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Indiana and New York. Visitors to the booth were very impressed with the design and presentation of the Maxsys Fuel System demonstration unit. The T2 systems received great interest from sales representatives working on smaller gas users, such as schools, hospitals, and apartment buildings.
Maxsys Fuel Systems Ltd is part of the international burner and combustion equipment manufacturing Group, Selas Heat Technology Co. LLC , headquarters in Streetsboro, USA.


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Summer in the City. Quayside
Southern Green Ltd
Newcastle's iconic Quayside on the River Tyne was brought to life as part of the NE1 Summer in the City project during the summer of 2021 which transformed a number of outdoor spaces across the city.
Our customer Southern Green Ltd was commissioned to design and install sixty-nine planters by their client NE1 Ltd with the planting interventions designed and delivered within 10 weeks, including the procurement of all materials. JCC Engineers, Trevor Atkinson Landscapes, AH Events, Glebe House Vintage, Merchant no.1, RASKL Studio and The Traveller and the Bear were also part of the team brought together by NE1 to deliver this ambitious project.
The sixty-nine large planters were installed along the Quayside. The planters were made from upcycled concrete manhole rings, decorated and filled with shrubs, herbaceous, grasses and trees, alongside various art installations to enhance the planting design.
Southern Green Ltd called upon Johnsons to supply a large number of plants including Carex Testacea, Achillea 'Cloth of Gold' Hebe 'Sutherlandii', Lavandula 'Munstead', Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm', Salvia 'Caradonna', Astilbe 'Fanal', Miscanthus 'Gracillimus, Campanula 'Perla Blue' and Verbena bonariensis.
The project was delivered on schedule and within the 10-week time frame.
Other pop-ups installed throughout Newcastle's city centre included a large open-air cinema Screen on the Green at Old Eldon Square, 'Wave-Field', an installation of 8 seesaws, the Urban Garden at Wesley Square, a 75m long pavement vinyl by artist Tim Gresham, 3D Street Art by 3D Joe & Max and even water activities on the river.
The 'Summer in the City' project encouraged tourists and locals into the city, with new attractions and activities which were enjoyed by all age groups.
Liam Haggarty, Southern Green Director, said: "It has been a privilege to be involved in yet another fantastic and innovative project working alongside friends and colleagues at NE1. The project is an exemplar for what can be achieved with a 'can do' attitude and a fantastic team of people all willing to go the extra mile from start to finish.
Johnsons are always great to work with and provide the highest quality plant stock. They agreed to a nursery visit at very short notice, and then collated and delivered everything to our exacting specification within a matter of days, which was one of the key factors to the successful delivery of the works on site – thank you again to Tony and his team."
Alex Slack, Head of Special Projects at NE1 Ltd said: "The Summer in the City project and associated Quayside interventions are the result of months of hard work, dedication and commitment of everybody involved. Emerging from lockdown and faced with both material and labour shortages (as well as a relatively short lead in) it was vital that we had the right people in place to deliver our vision. The creativity and innovative thinking of Southern Green coupled with a first-rate service from Johnsons enabled us to achieve something truly remarkable despite numerous challenges. We are absolutely thrilled with the result and are enormously grateful to all who contributed."


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About OhioERC
General Electronic Records Management
Databases as Public Records
Hybrid Microfilm
Trustworthy Information System Handbook
Document Imaging Policies & Guidelines
Electronic Records Case Law
Email Policies & Guidelines
General Administrative Electronic Records Schedules
Social Media Policies & Guidelines
Technical Registries
Blockchain Technologies Review
Online Training Module Development
Website and Outreach Committees
Since 1998 the OhioERC has been developing and providing guidance for the management of Ohio's state and local electronic records. These have been established in a series of guidelines and corresponding tip sheets. Currently, the OhioERC is in an extended period of updating and transitioning of the guidelines into singular web publication to exist on this new rendition of the OhioERC.org website.
The foundation for consolidation "Legal Obligation to Properly Manage Electronic Public Records" and "Electronic Records Management" are found below, while the other existing guidelines are on the following linked pages:
General Schedules for Administrative Electronic Records (PDF)
Legal Obligation to Properly Manage Electronic Public Records
This statement of legal obligation was adopted by the OhioERC at the June 19, 2008 meeting and subsequently revised at the January 25, 2012 meeting.
Section 149.43(B) of the Ohio revised Code requires every state and local public office to organize, maintain, and understand its public records. The law states that the office must "organize and maintain public records in a manner that they can be made available for inspection or copying" within a reasonable amount of time. The law also states that the public office must "have available a copy of its current records retention schedule" and must post its public record policy in all locations where the public office has branch offices. If a request is denied in part or whole, the office must provide "an explanation, including legal authority, setting forth why the request was denied." Last, if a requester makes an ambiguous or overly broad request or has difficulty in making a request for copies or inspection of public records, the office must inform the requester "of the manner in which records are maintained by the public office and accessed in the ordinary course of business ."
If a public office fails to satisfy its recordkeeping obligation under state law, the Ohio Public Records Act allows an aggrieved party to sue the public office in court. The party may request an order directing the public office to manage its records, explain its system or process of management or provide access to public records. In addition to obtaining the court order, an aggrieved party may be awarded fines, attorney fees and court costs, and statutory damages. O.R.C. 149.43(C)(1)
On the other hand, if a public office has control of its records and recordkeeping practices, not only will it be in compliance with the Public Records Act, it will be better equipped to locate and retrieve records. Thus, the office will become more productive and efficient and will reduce risk of future non-compliance with the law.
Federal and State Rules of Civil Procedure
Federal and state rules of governing litigation are another source of a public office's obligation to organize, maintain and understand its records and recordkeeping processes. The Federal Rules of Civil Procedure is law governing litigation filed in the federal courts. Similarly, the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure is law governing litigation files in state courts. Each time your public office sues or is sued in court, it is subject to these rules.
The rules of civil procedure dictate how the parties obtain information from each other during lawsuits. In the past these court rules were behind in addressing technology. However, in 2006 the U.S. Supreme Court adopted changes in the federal rules specifically to address management and disclosure of electronic records. In 2008, The Ohio Supreme Court followed suit by updating the state rule to be consistent with the federal rules.
Both the federal and Ohio rules specifically address electronic records. Under Federal Rule 26(f), shortly after a lawsuit is filed, counsel for both parties must "meet & confer" on electronic records. Parties have an obligation to disclose to each other, prior to any requests for records from each other, a copy or description by category of all documents and electronically stored information that the disclosing party may use to support its claims or defenses. In addition, both parties have an obligation to evaluate their capacity to comply with document or information demands from the other party.
The amended rules also provide two protections for public offices in litigation for those public offices who already appropriately manage their records. First, , under Federal Rule 26(b)(2)(B) and Ohio Rule 26(B)(4), a producing party does not have an obligation to produce electronically stored information identified as not reasonably accessible due to undue burden or cost. As a result, by identifying the electronic records early in the process and identifying those that are inaccessible, the responding party can avoid unnecessary expenses and delays in providing records in difficult forms and formats. Second, Federal Rule 37(e) and Ohio Rule 37(F) provide that absent exceptional circumstances, the court may not impose sanctions for failing to provide electronically stored information lost as a result of the routine, good-faith operation electronic information system.
Unlike the Ohio Public records Act, the federal and state rules of civil procedures are enforced fairly quickly by the judge overseeing the case. If a party is unprepared to explain its management of records, cannot identify the form or formats in which the information is available, or cannot suspend the destruction of relevant information in a timely good faith manner, then the judge has the discretion to impose additional obligations, adverse references, or other sanctions against the unprepared party.
For more information regarding the Federal Rules of Civil Procedures visit: Federal Rules of Civil Procedures
Legal Obligation to Properly Manage Electronic Public Records as of January 25, 2012 (PDF)
Superseded June 19, 2008 version with minor link revisions as of August 4, 2011(PDF)
Download Tip Sheet⇒ Records Management's Role in E-Discovery (2012 – PDF)
This publication is about maintaining accountability and preserving important historical records in the electronic age. It is designed to provide guidance to users and managers of computer systems in Ohio government about:
the problems associated with managing electronic records, special recordkeeping and accountability concerns that arise in the context of electronic government,
archival strategies for the identification, management and preservation of electronic records with enduring value,
identification and appropriate disposition of electronic records with short-term value, and
improving access to state government records.
These guidelines may be utilized by Ohio state government agencies. These guidelines apply and extend the policies and practices for records management to problems resulting from the transition from paper-based to electronic recordkeeping.
Download⇒ Electronic Records Management Guidelines (2013 – PDF)
Download Tip Sheet⇒ The Case for Managing Electronic Records (2012 – PDF)
Download Tip Sheet⇒ Unique Characteristics of Electronic Records (2012 – PDF)
Download Tip Sheet⇒ Who Should be at the Table? (2011 – PDF)
Download ⇒ Electronic Recordkeeping System Checklist (2014 – xlsx)
Download ⇒ Electronic Recordkeeping System Decision Matrix (2014 – PDF)
Download ⇒ Electronic Recordkeeping System Decision Matrix (2014 – docx)
The Ohio Electronic Records Committee
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WindWord Group
The WindWord Group focuses on fiction, personal development, business and travel memoirs.
Savannah, GA US
50/50 Press
Our dynamic creative team currently publishes between 12 and 24 titles each year. Half of our books are produced by September Sky Press, our imprint for adult readers. The other half are produced by Melody Press, our imprint for children and young adults.
Delanson, NY US
Allium Press of Chicago
Allium Press of Chicago was founded in 2009 as a small, independent press.
We publish literary fiction, historical fiction, mysteries, thrillers, and young adult fiction, all with a Chicago connection.
Forest Park, IL US
Anaphora Literary Press
Anaphora Literary Press was started as an academic press with the publication of the Pennsylvania Literary Journal (PLJ) in 2009. In the Winter of 2010, Anaphora began accepting book-length submissions. Anaphora has now published over 240 creative and non-fiction books.
Quanah, TX US
On Jun. 4, 2012 Amazon.com announced it had purchased the rights to Avalon's backlist. Avalon books will be published under the West Coast imprints of Amazon Publishing, including Montlake Romance and Thomas & Mercer.
Back Hall Press
Back Hall Press is a digital-first publisher serving up thoughtful, character-driven genre fiction by writers you'll love. With a focus on women and non-binary readers, we look for stories, styles and voices that mainstream channels don't often provide.
Bancroft Press
Bancroft Press is an Independent Publisher with over 20 years in print. We publish what we love.
Virtually every genre is represented by one of our fine authors; this is owed to their individual ability to tell a good story. From classic literature to political memoirs, from illustrated picture books to gripping suspense thrillers - the key is in the quality.
Baltimore, MD US
Beacon Publishing Group
Beacon Publishing Company is an award-winning, independent publisher of books and audio books. Beacon has a broad array of titles in fiction & non-fiction, including business, young adult, history, romance, mystery, horror, comedy, childrens, health & wellness and more. Beacon Publishing Group continues to expand their titles by acquiring innovative content from existing and debut authors worldwide. Beacon Publishing Group books and audio books are currently being sold in over 55 countries & continuing to grow
Belgrave House
Belgrave House offers ebooks of previously (paper) published fiction. We are especially noted for womens fiction, mysteries, contemporary, historical and paranormal romance.
Plano, TX US
BelleBooks
BelleBooks, Inc. was founded in 1999 with a focus on Southern fiction and has since broadened its offerings with the addition of a second imprint—Bell Bridge Books—in 2008. In 2013, an acquisition added a third imprint—ImaJinn Books. Currently the company publishes approximately 70-80 original titles per year (print and ebook simultaneously) in a variety of genres, which include: mystery/suspense, fantasy, science fiction, young adult, romance, general fiction, women's fiction, non-fiction, literary fiction and more.
Memphis, TN US
Big Earth Publishing
Big Earth Publishing is committed to being more than just a publisher of good books. We are a family of independent publishers with a unified purpose - to provide our readers with compelling stories and ideas that inform and inspire us all.
Boulder, CO US
Black Beacon Books
Black Beacon Books is an independent publisher founded in Australia in 2013 and now based in Brittany. We publish gripping and intriguing fiction that falls into the genres of mystery, suspense, and psychological horror. We like our tales quirky, atmospheric, and thought-provoking.
Saint-Nolff, Brittany FR
Black Rose Writing, established in 2006, features books from an array of fiction, non-fiction, and children's book genres, all having one thing in common, an individual's originality and hardship.
Castroville, TX US
Bloomsbury Publishing is a leading independent publishing house established in 1986. It has companies in London, New York, Sydney and New Delhi. Its four divisions include Bloomsbury Academic and Professional, Bloomsbury Information, Bloomsbury Adult Publishing and Bloomsbury Children's Publishing.
Blue Crow Books
Blue Crow Publishing is a small, traditional, independent press located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. We publish high-quality print and ebook fiction and nonfiction. Our imprints include Blue Crow Books (adult fiction), Goldenjay Books (young adult books), and Snowraven Books (adult nonfiction).
Chapel Hill, NC US
Blue Moon Publishers
At Blue Moon Publishers, we publish fiction and non-fiction, from best-selling authors such as Katherine Jacob under our Blue Moon Guides imprint.
Bridge Works Press
Bridge Works Publishing is a small press dedicated to mainstream quality fiction and nonfiction. Since its founding in 1992 by Barbara and Warren Phillips, it has become known for discovering and launching the careers of talented new authors.
Bridgehampton, NY US
Brucedale Press
Since 1994, The Brucedale Press has published words from here - the Queen's Bush and Bruce Peninsula in Ontario, Canada - that offer good reading anywhere. The Brucedale Press is a division of BROAD HORIZONS BOOKS Bruce County's most experienced bookseller, with headquarters in Port Elgin, Ontario. Our fine books present the area as seen by talented writers, artists, and photographers.
Port Elgin, ON CA
Canterbury House Publishing
Canterbury House Publishing, Ltd. (CHP), publishes wholesome quality fiction and memoir of an inspirational nature and of the romantic suspense and mystery genres with an emphasis on colorful Southern U.S. regional settings.
Sarasota, FL US
Carnation Books
Carnation Books is an independent publisher of eBooks featuring queer characters, queer romance, and fantastic stories. Fandom-powered publisher of LGBTQIA+/MOGAI genre fiction. New authors welcome!
Cave Hollow Press
A small Missouri Press dedicated to promoting great writing from Missouri and the surrounding Midwest
Warrensburg, MO US
Cerebro Press
Founded in the heart of the south, Cerebro Press was established with one goal in mind: to publish the best dark fiction available from America's talented authors. In addition to fiction for adults, Cerebro publishes science fiction/fantasy for teens/young adults.
Knoxville, TN US
Christian Books Today
Publishers of Christian fiction and non-fiction. Looking for 'clean' Christian genre fiction in particular.
Buckshaw Village Chorley, Lancashire, England UK
Comfort Publishing
Comfort Publishing is a full-service publishing company producing an array of award-winning books in both fiction & non-fiction categories.
Concord, NC US
Cozy Cat Press
Cozy Cat Press is a small company, founded in 2002, that specializes in producing cozy (or light) mysteries.
Aurora, IL US
Crimson Frost Books
Crimson Frost Books is an independent small press located in Kamloops, BC Canada. Our books are available in electronic format as we are an e-publisher with availability worldwide. We offer print on selected titles as well via our Amazon distributor.
Kamloops, BC CA
Daniel & Daniel Publishers Inc
Publishes under three different imprints: John Daniel & Company, Fithian Press, and Perseverance Press.
Mckinleyville, CA US
Dead Ink
Dead Ink is a small, ambitious and experimental literary publisher based in Liverpool. Our books have three times made the shortlist for The Saboteur Awards, the longlists for both The Guardian's First Book Award and Not the Booker Prize, and the longlist for the Edge Hill Short Story Award.
Liverpool, England UK
Desert Palm Press
Founded in 2014 by R. Lee Fitzsimmons the mission of Desert Palm Press has been and continues to be the publishing of stories that accurately and respectfully reflect the diverse lives of the Lesbian community. We strive to make women'™s voices heard. Our publication list reflects lesbian fiction of many fiction genre and in the future will include, we trust, non-fiction.
Watsonville, CA US
Divertir Publishing
Divertir Publishing is an independent publisher located in Salem, NH. Our goal is to provide interesting and entertaining books to the world, as well as to offer new and exciting voices to the writing community. We seek to combine the knowledge of the established publishing houses with a unique understanding of the desires of the modern market.
North Salem, NH US
Elm Books
We are a small, independent publisher and distributor that emphasizes the important role of editors in the publishing process. Our work includes mysteries, romance, science fiction, disability literature, and scholarly publications in history and anthropology. We have also recently launched Gen-E, our exciting new multicultural children's books line (Grades 2-12).
Laramie, WY US
First Steps Publishing
Small Independent Traditional Publishing Company, For the Author Seeking a Solid Foundation: Oregon Coast Based Publishing Company
Gleneden Beach, OR US
Floating Word Press
Floating Word Press, LLC, is an independent publishing company founded in 2006 by talented and committed individuals. We share a dedication to high standards and a willingness to embrace contemporary topics. Our goal is to publish quality genre fiction and non-fiction that "floats on the edge". We are located in Portland, Oregon.
Portland, OR US
Franklin/Kerr Press
Franklin/Kerr Press is a small full-service publishing company dedicated to helping our authors succeed in their literary careers. Our focus is on publishing quality works of fiction primarily in the horror, science-fiction, and thriller genres though we also entertain an array of other genres and sub-genres, such as fantasy and young adult.
At Franklin/Kerr, authors have our full attention. Once we accept a manuscript for publication we work with the author each step of the way to produce a well-tuned book ready for the world to devour. This includes getting input from the author on cover design, marketing materials and providing professional editing, formatting, e-book setup and more at no cost to the author. We ask that authors take a proactive role in their book's success and allow us to take the literary journey along with them.
Green Dragon Books
Welcome to Green Dragon Books, a new company for the 21st century. The company, originally called Humanics Publishing, was founded and has been continuously publishing since 1969, making it one of the oldest publishing houses in the Southeastern United States.
Initially based in Atlanta, Georgia, the first titles were developed in response to the need from the education community for quality classroom materials to support parents as the prime educators of their children.
In the mid-1980s, the company expanded its focus to include titles specializing in personal development, philosophy, and management. Moving into the 21st century, the range of topics now includes health, religion, science, mysteries, children's books, finance, and politics. Green Dragon published the best-selling book, The Tao of Leadership, by John Heider.
Our mission is to develop authors and their works deemed successful and contribute to the knowledge base on the planet. Our books take their place promptly in the mainstream of contemporary publishing. We are always seeking new authors in areas of child development, Eastern philosophy, human potential, and mystery; these are some of the many areas we have demonstrated our expertise.
Palm Beach, FL US
Grey Gecko Press
Grey Gecko focuses on new and emerging authors and great books that might not otherwise get a chance to see the light of day. We publish all our titles in hardcover, trade paperback, and ebook formats (both Kindle and ePub), as well as audiobook and foreign-language editions.
Katy, TX US
HarperCollins Publishers is one of the world's leading English-language publishers. Headquartered in New York, the company is a subsidiary of News Corporation.
Henery Press
Henery Press is an award-winning publisher in the mystery/suspense genre focused on engaging stories with sharp twists and lively characters.
Frisco, TX US
Highland Press
We're accepting submissions from every genre except erotica. In addition to our historical novels, we've published numerous award winning anthologies, awesome contemporary and mystery novels, heart-inspiring Christian novels, young adult fantasies, our first 'must have' non-fiction writer's reference book, our first young adult inspirational, and even a children's illustrated book. Our newest venture is 'boxed sets' that are so well-received online. The area we're really hard to build up right now is our Christian/Inspirational/family line.
High Springs, FL US
Hipso Media
Experienced any good books lately? Hipso Media is a digital-first publisher of multi-sensory eBooks. We distribute our eBooks for any tablet, device, eReader or phone, so our readers can experience them any time, any place, any where.
Hodder & Stoughton is a major publisher within Hachette UK, one of the UK'™s biggest publishing groups. We publish a wide range of fiction and non-fiction titles and are renowned for passion, quality and delivering bestselling commercial books in many different formats.
HMH publishes acclaimed books for adults and kids in the fields of literature, science, sports, history, cooking, guides, and current affairs.
Boston, MA US
Imbrifex Books
Based in Las Vegas, Nevada, Imbrifex Books is the publishing offspring of RoadTripAmerica.com, online since 1996. Imbrifex Books publishes award-winning print, e-, and audiobooks. Our fiction, memoir, and travel titles are available online, in bookstores everywhere, and in a variety of retail outlets. Whether you seek metaphorical odyssey or adventure in real life, our mission is to provide you with books for the journey.
Indignor House
Founded in 2020, Indignor House provides a home for established and new authors to work as a team to create concept art through words and communicate ideas via entertainment, learning and technical advancement. We aspire to connect with readers of all avenues of work and play.
Chesapeake, VA US
Insomniac Press
Insomniac was founded in 1992, and since that time, it has evolved from a small press that publishes poetry chapbooks, to a medium-size independent press that publishes eye-catching non-fiction titles as well as the great fiction and poetry for which it has become known. Insomniac's books are sold in 40 countries around the world.
Insomniac has developed special niche areas in which it publishes unique books. For example, its black studies books, gay and lesbian books, personal finance books, celebrity writer-as-musician books (including titles by Matthew Good, Jann Arden and Terri Clark), and gay mysteries have developed devoted followings.
London, ON CA
Jolly Fish Press
Jolly Fish Press, an imprint of North Star Editions, Inc., which is based in Minnesota. We publish trade fiction and select nonfiction books in the national and international market.
Minnesota, MN US
Kraken Press
Kraken Press is the brainchild of George Cotronis. Created in 2012, it is based out of the Northern wilds of Sweden. We publish dark fiction; horror, dark fantasy, noir and thrillers.
Luleå, SE
Lachesis Publishing
Publisher of fiction, primarily in ebook form.
Dunrobin, ON CA
Lakewater Press
Lakewater Press is a boutique publisher currently open to submissions in all genres across Adult, New Adult and Young Adult.
Varsity Lakes, QLD AU
Llewellyn Worldwide
As the world's oldest and largest independent publisher of books for body, mind, and spirit, Llewellyn is dedicated to bringing our readers the very best in metaphysical books and resources. Since 1901, we've been at the forefront of holistic and metaphysical publishing and thought. We've been a source of illumination, instruction, and new perspectives on a wealth of topics, including astrology, tarot, wellness, earth-based spirituality, magic, and the paranormal. From e-books to tarot-themed iPhone apps, Llewellyn has embraced the Digital Age to continue our mission.
Llewellyn has grown to include two critically acclaimed and award-winning imprints; Midnight Ink mystery titles and Flux novels for young adults. Flux is proud to have launched the careers of three New York Times bestselling authors: Laurie Faria Stolarz, Maggie Stiefvater, and Simone Elkeles. Elkeles's Flux title Return to Paradise made its debut on the New York Times bestseller list in September, 2010. Llewellyn has also partnered with Italian publisher Lo Scarabeo, and is the exclusive US and Canadian distributor of Lo Scarabeo's beautiful tarot and oracle decks.
Woodbury, MN US
LoveLove Publishing
Love-Love Publishing is a very small book publisher specializing in many genres. Our books range from gentle themes of love, romance, suspense, period dramas and comedies, to epic love stories, and thrillers. We strive to bring our readers quality books with great stories and memorable characters.
MB Publishing, LLC
An award-winning publisher of fiction and nonfiction - from titles for toddlers and emerging readers, young readers, and middle-graders to our nonfiction book for teens and adults - MB engages with the best professionals working today.
Bethesda, MD US
Medallion Press
A quirky little independent book publisher offering today's greatest fiction and non-fiction titles. Publishes fiction in fantasy, historical, horror, literary, mainstream, mystery, paranormal, romance, science fiction, suspense, thriller, YA (for ages 14+), YA-YA (YA by young adults, ages 12-19), upmarket and commercial.
Saint Charles, IL US
MediaAria CDM
Specialising in science-fiction, Fan-related Genre and literary fiction, MediaAria CDM is founded on the principle of discovering and nurturing new talent in publishing and the art of storytelling.
Melange Books
Melange is a royalty-paying company publishing in e-books (digital formats) and print books (Print on Demand NOT mass-market print runs.) We pay authors 40% net royalties on digital formats and 10% on print. We are actively seeking submissions for the genres listed below.
Romance, sweet, sensual and erotic, westerns, science fiction, horror, contemporary, chic-lit, men's fiction, women's general fiction, action-adventure, speculative, drama, gay, lesbian, urban fantasy, paranormal, cross-genres, urban fantasy, young adult, mainstream fiction, and non-fiction. "Melange" is for every reader's taste in literature
White Bear Lake, MN US
Mira Loves Books
Mira Loves Books is a small publishing company in The Netherlands. Our aim is to offer chances to newcomers, but we are open to established talents as well.
Muskrat Press
Muskrat Press is devoted to well-developed characters, great settings–-and a little murder and mayhem by way of plot. We like plot, and we like character, which is to say that we're attracted to mysteries with literary meat on their bloodied bones as well as literary novels dripping with mystery.
Mystery and Horror, LLC
We publish mystery novels, horror novels, anthologies, and story collections. We also publish funny horror.
Tarpon Springs, FL US
New Victoria Publishers
Lesbian Feminist Publisher of quality lesbian literature. We have ebooks & paperbacks. Check out the ever popular Stoner McTavish Mysteries or our new mystery by Carlene Miller. The Kate Allen and Meg Darcy series are also popular and great reading.
Chicago, IL US
Founded in 1977, NeWest Press is one of Canada's first independent literary publishing houses. NeWest publishes literary fiction, literary nonfiction, poetry, and drama, as well as a line of mystery novels, with a particular interest in books by Western Canadian authors. Its Nunatak imprint is the longest-running first-fiction series in Canada.
NightLark Publishing
NightLark Publishing is an independent publisher devoted to providing an unforgettable experience to our readers and support for our talented authors. We publish the following genres: romance (not erotica), thriller, action/adventure, urban fantasy, mystery, young adult, and middle grade.
Camby, IN US
Northern Publishing
Publishing books on topics about the Alaska Outdoors and Alaska historical biographies.
Wasilla, AK US
Oceanview Publishing
One of the fastest growing independent publishers in the U.S., Oceanview is recognized as one of the country's preeminent independent publishers of original mystery, thriller, and suspense titles. Oceanview focuses on works that exhibit a strong sense of place and setting; compelling protagonists and supporting characters; tension that builds throughout a book's narrative; seamless, gripping, and suspenseful story lines; and authenticity.
Longboat Key, FL US
Open Books is a fully integrated publisher of fiction and nonfiction books. Genres include literary fiction, contemporary fiction, mystery, thriller, and other genres; topical nonfiction, memoir, politics, current events and issues.
PageSpring Publishing
PageSpring Publishing is an independent book publisher specializing in high-quality novels for adults and younger readers.
Columbus, OH US
Pale Horse Books
Pale Horse Books is a small, independent publishing company committed to providing well-written fiction, non-fiction, poetry and titles for younger readers.
Williamsburg, VA US
Peace in the Storm Publishing
Peace in the Storm Publishing is a broad-based publisher whose strength lies in publishing quality books to reach the reader's soul. Our mission is to publish entertaining and enjoyable works by gifted storytellers in all genres, including, contemporary fiction, mystery, romance, self help, general interest fiction, street-lit, erotica, non-fiction and Christian fiction.
Pocono Summit, PA US
Peach Flower House
Peach Flower House LLC is an independent publishing company based in Southern California. Our goal is to fuel the passion and fulfill the need for the vast world-wide range of creative content that has not been traditionally accessible.
We want to be the provider of accessible high-quality translations and original creative content that are LGBTQ+ friendly, inclusive, provocative, and inspiring from creators all over the world to English-speaking audiences.
In cooperation with international publishers and independent creators, and by directly focusing on the best medium, Peach Flower House will provide a centralized platform for cross-boundary collaboration.
Monterey Park, CA US
Penmore Press
Penmore Press is an Arizona-based independent publisher dedicated to publishing fiction and nonfiction from emerging and established authors.
Permanent Press
Founded in 1978 by Martin and Judith Shepard, The Permanent Press committed itself to publishing works of social and literary merit and has, over the years, gained a reputation as one of the finest independent presses in America.
Sag Harbor, NY US
Pisgah Press
Pisgah Press has been an active publisher since 2011, established to publish and promote works of quality offering original ideas and insight into the human condition, the realm of knowledge, and the world around us. Authors include poet Donna Lisle Burton, memoirist Robin Russell Gaiser, philosopher Chris Highland, editor A.D. Reed, fiction-writer Sarah-Ann Smith, and mystery writer RF Wilson.
Asheville, NC US
Poisoned Pen Press
Poisoned Pen Press is an independent publisher specializing in publishing high quality works in the field of mystery.
Scottsdale, AZ US
Prospect Park Books
Prospect Park Books is one of Southern California's leading publishers of fiction, mysteries, cookbooks, regional, humor, and gift titles.
Altadena, CA US
Prospective Press
We are an avid independent publisher, connecting you to great stories by great authors. We produce books in the traditional way—a commitment to quality and a keen interest for compelling content. However, we also keep an eye to the future, watching for ways to make your reading experiences even more enjoyable and satisfying. From the Piedmont region of North Carolina, we bring you our world of quality genre fiction and select non-fiction and invite you to join us in Seeing the Future.
Rainbow Books
Rainbow Books, Inc., published its first title in 1979, Child-Snatched by Margaret Strickland, a pioneering effort that alerted our nation to the fact that children were not protected by law when one angry parent kidnapped her own child.
Over the years Rainbow Books has published hundreds of books, mostly in the self-help and how-to nonfiction categories.
Highland City, FL US
Red Adept Publishing, LLC
Red Adept Publishing is an independent publisher of genre fiction. Since our first release in 2012, we have published over 100 novels, including 4 national bestsellers (NYT and USA Today). We love providing a home for new and established authors.
Garner, NC US
Rogue Phoenix Press
Rogue Phoenix Press is an ebook and POD print publisher focusing on genre fiction.
Salem, OR US
Sartoris Literary
Sartoris Literary Group is a traditional publisher that takes a non-traditional approach to publishing, offering unique voices of the South in both fiction and non-fiction.
Brandon, MS US
Science Thrillers Media
ScienceThrillers Media is a new, boutique book publisher specializing in fiction and popular nonfiction with scientific or medical themes. We are building our list now.
Sacramento, CA US
Second Story Press
Second Story Press was co-founded in 1988 by Margie Wolfe and three other women dedicated to publishing feminist-inspired books for adults and young readers.Our list spans adult fiction and nonfiction; children's fiction, nonfiction and picture books; and YA fiction and nonfiction. We continue to look for stories that feature strong female characters and explore themes of social justice, human rights, equality, and ability issues.
Silver Leaf Books
Publisher of novels in print and electronically that are primarily based on Fantasy and Science Fiction themes, but also with titles in Action / Adventure, Mystery, Suspense, and Thrillers.
Holliston, MA US
Soul Mate Publishing
Soul Mate Publishing welcomes you to romance, where two become one. We offer high-quality romantic fiction for readers around the world. Our novels, written by only the finest authors, will be available both electronically and in paperback.
Macedon, NY US
Sourcebooks publishes titles in nearly every shape, size and format. The eclectic and exciting breadth of our list - nonfiction in most categories, commercial and literary fiction, romance novels, gift books, calendars, children's books, YA and more - is unmatched anywhere. Its future is guided by its continuing commitment to reaching readers with books that will illuminate, inspire and enlighten their lives.
Naperville, IL US
Southern Yellow Pine Publishing
SYP Publishing promotes Southern Authors of fiction and non-fiction throughout the Southeast.
Tallahassee , FL US
Speaking Volumes
Speaking Volumes is a traditional publishing house that represents many New York Times, USA Today, National Best-Selling and Award-Winning Authors. We publish a wide spectrum of genres which include Science Fiction, Fantasy, Action Adventure, Horror, Mystery, Suspense, Thrillers, Westerns, Poetry, and more. Speaking Volumes publications are available as eBooks, Print Paperbacks, and on Audio.
Santa Fe, NM US
Spinsters Ink
Spinsters Ink's mission is to publish fiction and non-fiction that deals with significant issues in the lives of lesbian women. These are books that not only name crucial issues, but more importantly—encourage change and growth. Spinsters Ink is committed to publishing works by women of every age and racial or cultural background, writing from every walk of life, including the periphery.
Spinsters Ink was purchased by Bella Books in 2005.
Story Plant
The Story Plant was founded in 2008 by two long-term industry professionals, Lou Aronica and Peter Miller. From the start, the company has been dedicated to publishing quality fiction and to developing authors. Though we're always trying to improve, we feel that we've delivered on both. Our books regularly receive rave reviews and since our launch, nearly a third of our novels have appeared in the top 100 of one major bestseller list or another – and often several at once.
In 2013, The Story Plant was acquired by Studio Digital CT, LLC, a limited liability company headed by Lou Aronica. With this, Mitchell Maxwell came on board to add his unparalleled blend of creativity, passion, and business acumen. The house is currently in the process of the most aggressive expansion in its history.
Stamford, CT US
Supposed Crimes
We focus on lesbian publishing and gay publishing. Our books feature women who love women, men who love men, bisexuals in gay, straight, poli, or other relationships, asexuals, people with diverse gender identities and racial and ethnic identities.
Our focus on genre fiction, like science fiction, westerns, and mysteries, means that our stories feature more action and adventure than most lesbian publishers and gay publishers. Many of our books and eBooks feature kick-ass heroines. This means that violence often accompanies them. Our books are not always for the squeamish.
Matthews, NC US
The Book Folks
The Book Folks is dedicated to driving the very best fiction forward, offering readers in the literary fiction and crime and thriller genres the very best of contemporary writing.
Herefordshire, England UK
The Wild Rose Press
The Wild Rose Press has been publishing electronic and print titles of fiction for more than nine years. Our titles span the sub-genre spectrum from sweet to sensually erotic romance in all lengths to mainstream and womens fiction.
Adams Basin, NY US
Tiwaz Press
Tiwaz Press is a rip-roaring and radical - albeit small - publisher of both fiction and non-fiction. We have an innovative marketing policy that's targeted toward readers who prefer themes of resistance, gay love, and pagan pride. We thoroughly relish being a book publishing house, and we think that, hands down, we're set to win the "Publishers Most Likely to Have Fun at Work" award.
Vinemont, AL US
Tolling Bell Books
Tolling Bell Books is an independent publisher of quality fiction whose goal is to produce two adult and two children's books each calendar year. The company was founded in the hopes of bringing recognition to smaller-name authors that are often overlooked by the larger, traditional publishing houses. The company was established in 2003 with one title. Since that time Tolling Bell Books has published books under several imprints and will continue to expand the company's title list over the next year and into the future.
Norcross, GA US
Touchwood Editions
TouchWood Editions has been publishing books of literary merit about Canada's West for twenty years.
Triplicity Publishing
A general interest and LBGT friendly, publishing company, specializing in: fiction, non-fiction, and LBGT, as well as children's books. Including the sub-genres: romance, intrigue, crime, murder/mystery, action/adventure, history, horror, sci-fi, fantasy, biography, auto-biography, and how-to.
Jacksonville, FL US
Turnstone Press
Manitoba's oldest literary house, Turnstone Press produces fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction and has launched the careers of award-winning poets. Its Ravenstone imprint publishes speculative, horror and mystery fiction
Winnipeg, MB CA
Twilight Times
Publisher of mystery, romance, science fiction, young adult and other fiction titles.
Kingsport, TN US
Two Dollar Radio
Two Dollar Radio is a family-run outfit founded in 2005 with the mission to reaffirm the cultural and artistic spirit of the publishing industry.
We aim to do this by presenting bold works of literary merit, each book, individually and collectively, providing a sonic progression that we believe to be too loud to ignore.
UrbanEdge Publishing
UrbanEdge Publishing is a small, traditional publisher based in Columbus, Atlantic in Georgia publishing titles in drama, crime/mystery, romance, and self-help.
Columbus, GA US
Van Velzer Press
We specialize in books about Americana: They can be true tales (fact is often stranger and more interesting than fiction), alternate history, memoirs, or surprise us. They all have to be net positive; gritty scenes are fine – yet the overall message, theme or focus of your book must advance the spirit of humanity.
Brandon, VT US
Vintage/Anchor
Vintage Books is the foremost literary paperback publisher. Anchor, founded in 1953, is the oldest trade paperback publisher in America.
Wakefield Press
We publish around 40 titles each year on a diverse range of topics, including literary and popular fiction, young adult fiction, history, biography, art, poetry, food, wine, the environment, education and true life (ordinary people in extraordinary situations).
Mile End, SA AU
White Bird Publications
White Bird Publications, LLC., is an independent publisher based in Texas. White bird publishes children's books, young adult title, and genre fiction.
WiDo Publishing
Established in 2007, WiDo Publishing LLCâ"¢ is a family-owned and operated, literary small press located in Salt Lake City and Houston, committed to publishing outstanding books in a variety of genres. We release twelve to fifteen books a year and are currently accepting submissions.
Salt Lake City, UT US
Windtree Press
Windtree Press was formed in 2011 to offer a solution for the indie author by providing a place where authors share their knowledge, help each other create better books, and pool resources to take advantage of new technologies and new marketing opportunities. We began with three members and are now at 20 members with over 200 titles among them.
Ylva Verlag
German language publisher of fiction written by women. Ylva publishest romance, short stories, thrillers, fantasy and historical novels, with a focus on lesbian literature.
Kriftel , DE


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Vandenberg Air Force Base, California (December 6, 2013) – A United Launch Alliance (ULA) Atlas V rocket carrying a payload for the National Reconnaissance Office (NRO) lifted off from Space Launch Complex-3 on December 5 at 11:14 p.m. PST. Designated NROL-39, the mission is in support of national defense.
This mission was launched aboard an Atlas V Evolved Expendable Launch Vehicle 501 configuration vehicle, which includes a 5-meter diameter payload fairing. The Atlas booster for this mission was powered by the RD AMROSS RD-180 engine and the Centaur upper stage was powered by a single Aerojet Rocketdyne RL10A-4 engine.
Developed by he United States Air Force to provide assured access to space for Department of Defense and other government payloads, the commercially developed EELV program supports the full range of government mission requirements while delivering on schedule and providing significant cost savings over the heritage launch systems.
ULA program management, engineering, test, and mission support functions are headquartered in Denver, Colorado. Manufacturing, assembly and integration operations are located at Decatur, Alabama, and Harlingen, Texas. Launch operations are located at Cape Canaveral AFS, Florida, and Vandenberg AFB, California. For more information on ULA, visit the ULA website at.