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Ohio State unveils plaza honoring National Pan-Hellenic Council's fraternities, sororities
Columbus Dispatch
Ohio State students, administrators and alumni will unveil and dedicate the National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza Saturday morning.
The Columbus Dispatch Melissa Shivers would not take a peek.Surfside, Florida, after a building collapse there in June 2021.Andrew J."I did not feel like he would have the impact that he's having early on," Day said.
At an informal gathering with reporters Thursday afternoon, Shivers , who is Ohio State University's senior vice president for student life, kept her back turned to the new National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza on the university's South Oval.She didn't want to see it and spoil the surprise for Saturday's official unveiling ceremony.They're ready for this," O'Connor said."I've been so good about avoiding this spot!" Shivers said with a laugh.The Republican State Leadership Committee has reserved $2 million worth of TV ads that will air across Ohio starting on Oct.The students there with her couldn't blame her, though." More: Snow Patrol taking proactive approach following flurry of requests for help More: Are you a homeowner? If so, here's a list of things to do around the house in October Hurricane Ian to significantly impact Florida, parts of Georgia Hurricane Ian is expected to cause life-threatening storm surge, catastrophic winds as high as 140 mph and flooding in the Florida peninsula, reported USA Today.After nearly a century of students advocating for this space on campus, what were a couple more days of waiting for the big reveal? Ohio State students, administrators and alumni will unveil and dedicate the National Pan-Hellenic Council Plaza on Saturday at 11 a.Day was supportive, but tried to be cautious and stress the challenges of eschewing a senior year of high school.
m.Hundreds of thousands of Floridians faced mandatory evacuation orders as the National Hurricane Center expanded its hurricane warning along more than 150 miles of the state's Gulf Coast.In the Nov.The plaza recognizes the contributions and impact the council has made on campus, and celebrates and honors the nine historically Black, Greek-lettered fraternities and sororities at Ohio State, better known as the Divine Nine.The oval-shaped plaza features a garden terrace, large pavilion seating and pillar monuments of each National Pan-Hellenic Council sorority and fraternity.As of Tuesday night, power outages were already occurring in the Florida Keys and South Florida, according to Florida Gov.The pillars, arranged in order from oldest to newest, feature each organization's name, Greek letters, crest shields, mission statements and colors.The ads represent the first major spending from outside groups in this year's Supreme Court races.All nine organizations in the council have charters at Ohio State: Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.Georgia is also expected to be impacted by the storm later in the week.It's hard enough for somebody who's gone through four years of high school.
; Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.; Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.Brian Kemp Tuesday for all 159 counties in anticipation of high winds.The RSLC spent $4 million during the 2018 election, and a spokesperson said it will spend at least $5 million nationally on state supreme court races this year.; Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc.; Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.About 600 employees and contractors will work with other utility workers from around the country to help restore power to Georgia Power and Florida Power & Light customers.; Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.The RLSC, which focuses on electing Republicans to state-level office, is something of an equivalent to the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, which was founded by Holder, the former U.He's going to be a really good Buckeye for us.
; Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.Crews will head to Atlanta first and then disperse to other areas when they receive direction from local utility companies, he said.; Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.; and Iota Phi Theta Fraternity, Inc."In the utility industry we have a thing we call mutual assistance where any time there's a major event like this, utilities all chip in and provide help," he said.The RLSC previously has announced plans to spend at least $4.Coined"Project Excellence" by the university, Shivers said the plaza cost $1.2 million, which came from university discretionary dollars and fundraising." Hurricane Ian nears Florida landfall: Slow-moving storm on brink of Category 5 status Ohio Red Cross volunteers also offering support to Florida Marita Salkowski, the regional communications director for the American Red Cross Central and Southern Ohio region, said hundreds of volunteers from across the country are in Orlando, Florida, working in evacuation shelters and prepping supply kits.Contact him at.
Conversations about creating a plaza started in September 2020, and a groundbreaking ceremony was held in April 2021.Holder's group has promised to invest in the state supreme court race in Ohio, one of 17 states where it is spending this cycle.But the story of this plaza goes back much further, according to Rayonna Booth, an Ohio State graduate student studying public health and a Zeta Phi Beta sorority member."After the hurricane makes landfall, then we will send additional volunteers from our region down there to help out," Salkowski said.Black Ohio State students have been pushing the university to create a space like this since the early 1900s, Booth said.Plazas like these recognizing National Pan-Hellenic Council organizations, often called plots, are commonplace at historically Black colleges and universities.mwalker@dispatch.Democrats also plan to put additional resources into the Ohio Supreme Court races, according to Matt Keyes, a spokesman for the Ohio Democratic Party.But at predominately white institutions like Ohio State, Booth said, it can be harder for Black students to see spaces for themselves like this.
About 6% of Ohio State students are Black/African American.Research shows that creating spaces for Black students to find community is not a focus for many predominantly white institutions."Ohioans have an opportunity this year to reject the extremism of Republicans on the bench and put the court back in the hands of judges like Jennifer Brunner, Terri Jamison and Marilyn Zayas who believe in the rule of law.Jordan Soltau, a senior studying health sciences and a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority, said the new plaza will be a space for current and prospective Ohio State students alike."When I was touring campus as a high school student, I was like, 'Wow, I don't see anyone who looks like me,'" she said.Now, students walking from the Ohio Union to Mirror Lake will pass by the plaza and see themselves represented on campus.This year's cycle was the first under new redistricting rules state voters added to the state constitution in 2015 and 2018 as anti-gerrymandering reforms.
"This is Black history cemented at Ohio State," said Shivers, who is herself a member of Alpha Kappa Alpha The location is no coincidence, according to Shivers.The plaza is nestled next to the Hale Black Cultural Center, named in honor of Frank Hale, Jr., a civil rights crusader who advocated for opportunities for minority students at Ohio State.Republican state lawmakers have taken to effectively ignoring the Ohio Supreme Court , including letting a court-ordered deadline to redraw congressional map pass without action, signaling they plan to wait until after the November election to take up the issue again.The Hale Black Cultural Center and the new plaza are located along what was once a path used on the Underground Railroad.Christopher Scott, an Ohio State architecture student and National Pan-Hellenic Council president at the university, said he hopes the plaza will be a campus icon among other landmarks like Ohio Stadium, the Oval and Mirror Lake.
"It's a dream come true to see it completed," said Scott, a member of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity.Note to readers: if you purchase something through one of our affiliate links we may earn a commission."It shows that Black students are here to stay." Sheridan Hendrix is a higher education reporter for The Columbus Dispatch.Sign up for her Mobile Newsroom newsletter.
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Review of Program, History of Farmerville
August 3, 2016 September 1, 2016 / DSUpshaw
Written by Tuffy Fields
In 1987, Farmerville celebrated the 125th anniversary of its founding. This celebration depicted what a small town can do when it pulls together as a unified community.
It is hard to believe that in two years, we will celebrate Farmerville at 175. The 125th celebration began with the Centenary Choir providing a concert at the Farmerville gym and ended four days later with the old south ball. One of the artifacts left behind from the celebration was the souvenir program. I pulled it out this week and took a look at the advertisements and began to think about the local businesses that no longer exist and smiled as I saw common names that have become icons to the community. Here are a few:
Union Motors, owned by L. C. Allen. Union Motors was across the side street from Preaus Motors and now houses Bumper to Bumper. It has changed hands and name and is still a viable part of our community. It is located today on the Sterlington highway and has just gone through a large renovation.
No owner was identified for City Drug, but anyone native to Farmerville knows that Stein Baughman, Sr., father of current Farmerville Mayor Stein Baughman, Jr., built one of the most successful pharmacies in the state. It was on Main Street and is no longer an active business. The building is currently owned by Wade Trucking but is vacant. There have been discussions recently turning this into a parking lot.
Town of Bernice, Van Salley mayor. Bernice is still there and while Mayor Salley is no longer with us, Bill Mitchem has proven to be an accomplished leader for that community. Bernice has gone through the same transition as communities across the country. Its high school was closed first, followed by the elementary and junior high, changes brought about closed amid cost cutting. Students now attend Union Parish Elementary and High School in Farmerville.
Dr. W. O. Roberts. "Billy Roberts" was the local Farmerville dentist. His office, located on Bayou Street, is still standing and has had several owners and businesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Reid. We lost Mrs. Reid several years ago. She was foremost a math and physics teacher. Following her death we lost her son Randy. Randy was a sophomore at Farmerville High School when the celebration took place.
Grafton's Variety Store – This was located on Main Street next to City Drug. The demise of these home owned five-and-dime stores began with the introduction of chain department stores into the small communities. For Farmerville this was Ben Franklin followed by Gibson's and then Walmart.
Don's Food – Don Mashaw purchased the McMurrian Grocery Store, which was located on the corner of North Washington and Bayou Street next to what is now the Earl Law Firm. Don moved his grocery from this location to the Mid City Shopping Center where it was located at the time of the Farmerville anniversary. Don's Foods is now the location for Big Star.
Robbie A. Sims Co. – Robbie had his business located at this home on Sims Road. He built the Lake D'Arbonne Spillway as well as other large heavy-industry projects around the south. His home is still there. His equipment storage area is now Eastside Hills Apartments.
Phillips' Gulf Service Station – Ed Phillips had his Gulf station on Main Street next to Selig and Baughman Department Store. Eventually the Chevron Oil Company bought Gulf Oil and changed the names of the stations to Chevron. Ed eventually quit the business, and Hill Oil rebuilt the Gulf station. The Chevron station is operating today where the original Gulf station stood on the corner of Water Street and Main Street.
Read Lumber and Supply – One of the few advertisers of 50 years ago that remains unchanged is Read Lumber and Supply. This has become an enduring part of our community and is at the same location it was when the advertisement was placed. It has remained in the Read family for decades and proves that a family-owned business can remain viable even with the bombardments of multiple chains of similar businesses.
Hester's Piggly Wiggly – This was one of a couple of the main "mom and pop" grocery stores in Farmerville that advertised in the program. It was owned by Layton and Susie May Hester. Like many of the grocery stores of the day, a person could walk through the doors and was immediately met with the smell of fresh that was on sale. Fresh vegetables, mixed with warm greetings from the owners, was a welcoming experience for shoppers. It was located on Main Street across the street from the bank next to the Hampton Law Office.
Our final advertiser is The Gazette. It was listed as the "official printers of this program book." The paper remains the only newspaper in Farmerville, has gone through several ownerships but remains an icon of the community and is located in the same vicinity that was at the time of the celebration.
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Coronavirus arson attacks inspired by fake news 5G conspiracy hits Holland as crackpots are filmed burning down towers
Apr 15 2020, 12:39 ET
DUTCH police are investigating a wave of coronavirus arson attacks after a video was published online of a man setting fire to a 5G tower.
The revelations come as a further 20 cases of phone masts being targeted because of coronavirus conspiracies were reported in the Netherlands over the Easter weekend.
The young man can be seen walking over to the mast with a can in his handCredit: Central European News
He immediately runs away as the tower begins to burnCredit: Central European News
The shocking footage shows a man pouring flammable liquid from a can over a mast and setting it on fire.
Dutch police have not confirmed a motive for the arson attacks on the 5G towers.
A spokesperson from the Dutch police said: "It is far too early to say what the reason is. We are busy figuring out who is behind it."
Police said there had been similar attacks in Rotterdam, Tilburg, Oudenbosch and Veldhoven as well as other locations across the country.
On Tuesday night alone police said there were two attacks on radio masts in the city of Almere.
Police said that all of the attacks followed the same procedure where petrol was poured onto the ground before being set alight.
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They warned that the actions could have wide-reaching consequences, including affecting the ability of emergency services to respond to calls.
Dutch Justice and Security Minister Ferd Grapperhaus previously referred to the arson attacks as "an attack on our emergency services and thus our society."
But according to sources, the police had confirmed that they were looking into the suggestion that the arson attack was connected with fears that the 5G network was linked to the coronavirus pandemic.
Conspiracy theorists say that 5G network is weakening the human immune system, leaving it susceptible to attacks by the coronavirus.
It is also claimed that the city of Wuhan had switched on its 5G network at the exact same time as the virus took hold of the city.
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The claims, however, have been dismissed as groundless and the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection has found no evidence suggesting 5G poses a risk to human health.
In the UK, the broadcast regulator Ofcom has already sanctioned a small radio station for featuring a guest who claimed 5G caused the pandemic.
In addition, none of the masts so far attacked actually been offering 5G.
A spokesman for Dutch telecommunications company KPN said: "No 5G masts have been set on fire, they are masts that offer 2G, 3G, and 4G connectivity."
Arsonists in the UK attacked a Vodafone network that was serving Birmingham's emergency Nightingale hospital.
It's the latest in a spate of dangerous attacks inspired by a viral – and widely debunked – conspiracy theory linking 5G to coronavirus.
And now arsonists have damaged a site that could disrupt vital phone signals to the Birmingham site too.
"It's heart-rending enough that families cannot be there at the bedside of loved ones who are critically ill," said Vodafone chief Nick Jeffery.
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Only two Fed banks voted to lower discount rate before last meeting: minutes
FILE PHOTO: The Federal Reserve building is pictured in Washington, DC, U.S., August 22, 2018. REUTERS/Chris Wattie/File Photo
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Only two out of the 12 regional Federal Reserve banks wanted to lower the rate commercial banks are charged for emergency loans ahead of the U.S. central bank's last policy meeting, minutes from the discussion of the discount rate showed on Tuesday.
Despite that, the Fed decided to lower the discount rate to 2.25% from 2.50% at its Oct. 29-30 meeting at the same time that it cut its benchmark overnight lending rate by a quarter of a percentage point to a target range of between 1.50% and 1.75%.
Since the meeting, several regional Fed policymakers have made clear they were more hesitant to cut interest rates than previously acknowledged, characterizing it as a close call or saying they supported the decision on the condition the Fed paused its easing cycle.
The Fed has cut interest rates three times this year, but has said it now plans to keep rates unchanged for the foreseeable future, barring a material deterioration in the U.S. economic outlook.
Directors of the Fed banks of Minneapolis and San Francisco wanted to lower the existing discount rate, with some directors citing risks to the economic outlook and muted inflation pressures.
But directors of the other 10 Fed regional banks pushed for the discount rate to remain unchanged in light of their view of "current economic conditions as generally favorable, while remaining cautious about the risks to the outlook."
Investors currently do not expect another reduction in borrowing costs until at least the middle of 2020.
Reporting by Lindsay Dunsmuir; Editing by Tom Brown


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Q: How to fix audio static I have noticed lately that there is some static or feedback when listening to audio on my computer. I regularly stream music and movies, but have only recently noticed the issue. The speakers are not busted on my TV. I put headphones in the front and back of the computer to check and see if I could narrow down the issue. No matter what I listen through (TV, headphones, etc.) I can hear the static. It also doesn't matter where I plug them in. I've tried HDMI, VGA with an aux cable, and headphones. The result is always the same. The static isn't extremely loud, but it is definitely noticeable. I don't have a sound card, just the regular onboard audio. I have a Nvidia GTX 560SE graphics card that the HDMI runs through if that matters. I figure my motherboard is just getting old (about 2 years) but I was wondering if I might be missing something. Thanks in advance!

A: It could be a DPC problem related to a bad driver. Run this program and see whether you have red bars. If yes, check your drivers in Device Manager.

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What are the benefits of joining SCI?
Many. Foremost are the educational programs held at our annual meeting. In addition to the presentation of law review quality papers by nationally known experts, programs typically offer more informal roundtable-type discussions with considerable opportunity for participation by those in attendance. SCI also prides itself on the promotion of long-term rapport and relationship-building among the membership. Finally, we hold our meetings in settings that offer both personal and family recreational opportunities to accompany the formal learning experience. You almost certainly already know one of our members. Call him or her and ask this question. Our best endorsements come from our existing members.
How much will joining SCI cost me?
Annual dues for company representatives are seventy-five dollars. Private attorney and consultant members pay a higher annual fee.
How is SCI different from other industry organizations I could join?
SCI has never striven to be the biggest organization of its kind. Nor does it detract from the accomplishments of larger sister groups, who meet different industry needs. However, SCI does try to be the best it can be within its stated goals and objectives. In a smaller and more selective setting, SCI can simply pay greater attention to the individual and offer the member more opportunity to actually participate in the activities and events that are our lifeblood. We are and have been here for the long term and look for members that share this type of commitment.
I get a lot of educational material in the mail and electronically. Will SCI just be repetitive?
No. A tremendous amount of effort each year goes into selecting program topics that are current, fresh and meaningful. Likewise, our newsletter does not attempt to be all things to all people, but instead provides in-depth focus to a limited number of topics. Here, too, membership involvement and input is key.
Is SCI doing anything to hold down the cost of program attendance?
Yes, a lot. SCI leadership is very aware of the economic times in which we all live. It is committed to the premise that company support will continue if and only if the cost of program attendance is justified through the learning experience. On the cost side of the ledger, every effort is made in facility selection to keep as low as feasible the cost of attendance, travel considerations included.
What percentage of the membership is company people?
Approximately one-third of our members are from insurance companies, including reinsurers. This has generally run true throughout the life of SCI and is expected to continue.
How many companies send representatives to SCI meetings?
Company attendance at annual meetings has averaged 52 people per meeting over the past five years. Currently, 62 insurers and reinsurers are on our membership roster. The President of the Surety & Fidelity Association of America also sits on our Board of Directors.
Does SCI do anything to foster participation by women and minorities?
SCI actively fosters participation by women and minorities. This is readily seen not only in our membership, but also in our leadership.
If I wanted to become really active in SCI, would I have to be a member for several years?
Definitely not. SCI actively discourages any type of "old guard" mentality and constantly strives for renewal through the participation of its more recently admitted members. Again, a glance at our leadership list and roster of those involved in committee participation will instantly show this to be so.
I'm interested in the family aspect of the annual meeting. How will attendance be something my family can benefit from?
Since the days of our earliest programs, SCI has believed that a valuable educational experience for the member could be coupled with recreational opportunities for his/her family. We have accomplished this goal through careful site selection, such as Williamsburg, Hershey, Cape Cod and the Adirondacks. A significant percentage of our membership makes SCI attendance a family event. In fact, there are even children of our members now in or entering college who have grown up together at SCI functions. Please refer to the "Past Events" section of this web site.
What are the long term plans for SCI?
A diamond is hard to improve upon. Having said this, all of us at SCI appreciate that the challenges of our industry grow larger, not smaller. The Fidelity and Surety field is vastly different than it was five or ten years ago and will be more so five and ten years from now. Meeting the demands of the future will be a difficult thing to do standing alone. Membership in SCI, we believe, provides a unique opportunity to shoulder these challenges together.


Fishing Report: Peacock Bass On Artificial!!!
This Trio came from Puerto Rico to catch Peacock Bass with me in Miami. Usually when I do a Peacock Bass trip, we use Live Shiners. Not this trip.
They were a group of Tournament Bass Anglers that are completely against live bait. I told them that the trip is in their hands and they're going to have to fish hard and capitalize. That's just what they did.
These boys were throwing poppers and ploppers like they were in the Amazon. Super hard and super loud. Well it got the Peacocks attention because every spot we hit, "Drew, get the net".
First fish, 4 pounder. Second fish, 4 pounder. 3rd fish 5 1/2 pounder. So on and so fourth. They only had one big one come off and capitized on the rest. It was truly awesome for me to sit back and watch the show.
Apparently, one of them is 1st in his town and 3rd out of all of Puerto Rico. They were all great Anglers and they put the smack down on the Peacocks. We had an 8 hour trip but got rained out after 4 or 5 hours.
We've kept contact since and their questions were "what yellow braid were you using and what leaders do I use"? They absolutely fell in love with the Bullbuster braid so get ready to ship to PR!


Home » FAQ » Mother Church?
Yes, you are right. The Catholic Church is the mother church. But the Bible sense in which she is the mother church is not very flattering. And what the Bible and history tell us about another line of churches is equally wonderful in a positive way.
The Catholic Church is the mother of harlots and abominations of the earth, for she was the first and most important church to commit spiritual adultery by corrupting the apostolic simplicity of New Testament Christianity with elements of pagan religion. She committed spiritual fornication with Judaism, paganism, and the kings of the earth. Several chapters in Revelation are dedicated to this very subject. See Revelation chapters 12, 13, 17, and 18.
Read the indictment from the Lord Jesus Christ Himself. "And upon her forehead was a name written, MYSTERY, BABYLON THE GREAT, THE MOTHER OF HARLOTS AND ABOMINATIONS OF THE EARTH" (Rev 17:5). (Emphasis is by the Author, God Himself.) How do we know it is the Roman Catholic Church? By reading Revelation 17:18! It reads like this: "And the woman which thou sawest is that great city, which reigneth over the kings of the earth" (Rev 17:18). Here is a simple question for you, what city ruled over the kings of the earth during the lifetime of the apostle John, the writer of this book? Babylon? Guess again. Nineveh? Guess again. Rome! You are right!
Catholic readers, if you are still with us, we fully agree with your claim that you are the mother church of all Protestant churches. They all came out of you, for you were first by about 1200 years. You are the mother church, and they are your harlot daughters. You can read the text above to have the Scriptural proof of your claim. The Protestant churches separated from you and took some of your doctrines and practices with them, but they owe their existence to you. We fully agree. You are the mother church, especially of all Protestant churches.
But there is a little fact of history, which may be painful to learn. From the days of the apostles to the present there have been thousands of little churches following the apostolic pattern that never were part of the Roman Catholic dominion. She hated them, tortured them, and burned them (in various inquisitions); but she could not get rid of them. They were the original and apostolic Baptists, in the line of John the Baptist, Jesus Christ, and His apostles. These Baptists existed in all countries, even while Rome thought herself Queen of the world. In fact, they had churches through many centuries right in the Valleys of Piemont, just a few miles from the Holy See itself! Isn't that amazing? Other Baptists had taken the gospel to Wales while Paul was still alive. Wales was filled with Baptist churches and pastors long before Rome's St. Augustine visited in 597 A.D. The Venerable Bede himself records it in ancient English history.
See, the blessed Lord Jesus Christ had promised to preserve those precious saints who kept the apostolic faith once delivered to the saints. You can read about it in Revelation 12:1-17. Rome is not the mother church of the Baptists at all. While most Baptists churches today have crawled to Rome and asked for some of her abominations like Christmas and Easter. There are many others, like this church, that have rejected every single thing she stands for. Examine us, and find out.


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Q: $L^2(\Omega)/\Bbb{R}$ in cited reference? The following is a theorem in the preliminary material section of Constantin and Foias's "Navier-Stokes Equations":

Let $\Omega\subset\Bbb{R}^n$ be an open bounded set with locally
  Lipschitz boundary.

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*If a distribution $p\in D'(\Omega)$ has all its first derivatives $D_ip$ in $L^2(\Omega)$ then $p\in L^2(\Omega)$ and
  $$
 \|p\|_{L^2(\Omega)/\Bbb{R}}\leq C(\Omega)\|\nabla p\|_{L^2(\Omega)^n}
 $$

*If a distribution $p$ has all its first derivatives in    $H^{-1}(\Omega)$ then $p\in L^2(\Omega)$ and
  $$
 \|p\|_{L^2(\Omega)/\Bbb{R}}\leq C(\Omega)\|\nabla
 p\|_{H^{-1}(\Omega)^n}    $$
In both cases, if no restriction is imposed on $\partial\Omega$ it
  follows that $p\in L_{\hbox{loc}}^2(\Omega)$. By
  $\|p\|_{L^2(\Omega)/\Bbb{R}}$ we mean $$
 \inf_{c\in\Bbb{R}}\|p-c\|_{L^2(\Omega)}= \|p-\frac{\int_\Omega p \
 dx}{|\Omega|}\cdot 1\|_{L^2(\Omega)}. $$

The space $L^2(\Omega)/\Bbb{R}$ defined in the theorem looks quite strange to me (since the notation usually suggests a quotient space).
Could anyone come up with a cited reference about this space?

A: It is a quotient space!
$\mathbb{R}$ here should be thought of as the one-dimensional subspace of $L^2(\Omega)$ which consists of the (a.e.) constant functions.  The norm given is the canonical norm on the quotient of a Banach space mod a closed subspace.  This construction is discussed, for instance, in section III.4 of Conway's A Course in Functional Analysis.
Strictly speaking, $\|p\|_{L^2(\Omega)/ \mathbb{R}}$ is not really the norm of $p$, but the norm of the coset $p + \mathbb{R}$ in the quotient space.  It's an easy exercise to check it is well defined.


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Initiative against Japan's decision to dump radioactive water into the ocean
In 2020, the Japanese government announced plans to drain usedradioactive water from the Fukushima-1 nuclear power plant. On August 4, 2022, the construction of a tunnel for the discharge of waterbegan in Japan.
G-Global International Secretariat and the China-Armenia Relations Regional Development Fund
Sanya Investment Promotion Bureau is organizing a trade cooperation conference with Armenia.
The Fund for Regional Development of Chinese-Armenian Relations offers large Russian companies to register companies in Armenia. The founders (beneficiaries) and the director will be individuals provided by Russian companies.
Companies will have accounts in $,€, ₽. Internet banking. Loyal attitude of banks will be provided. There will be no problems with export-import contracts and foreign currency transfers. For individuals, if desired, personal accounts ($,€,₽) will be opened, debit cards and Internet banking will be provided. There are no restrictions on the transfer of personal funds.
Signing of the Memorandum of Understanding and Cooperation between the "Investment Support Center" and the "Foundation for the Regional Development of China-Armenian Relations"
In order to strengthen business relations and develop mutual cooperation between the Investment Support Center and the Regional Development Fund for China-Armenia Relations, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed following a number of negotiations and meetings.
Meeting with the RA Ministry of Emergency Situations
The Ministry of emergency situations and "Fund for Regional Development of Chinese-Armenian Relations" OJSC signed a memorandum of understanding, represented by Secretary General Vahagn Ohanyan and General Director of the foundation Vladimir Simonyants.
Meeting with Chairman of State Revenue Committee of Armenia
Chairman of State Revenue Committee Mr. Davit Ananyan had a meeting with the general director of «Fund for Regional Development of Chinese-Armenian Relations» Mr. Vladimir Simonyants. The head of the Fund presented a number of projects for strengthening economic relations between China and Armenia and increasing the turnover of exported goods between the two countries:
Meeting at the Ministry of Economy of the Republic of Armenia
Meeting was held between the leadership of the "Fund for the Regional Development of Sino-Armenian Relations", represented by General Director Vladimir Simonyants and President of the Fund Sergey Avanesov, Deputy Minister of Economy of the Republic of Armenia Mr. Varos Simonyan, Deputy Minister of Economy of the Republic of Armenia Ms. Naira Margaryan and Head of the Department of Foreign Investments of the RA Ministry of Economy Armen Ayvazyan.
Reception at the Embassy of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Armenia
Meeting was held between representatives of the "Fund for the Regional Development of Sino-Armenian Relations" represented by the President of the Fund Sergey Avanesov and the General Director of the Fund Vladimir Simonyants with the Ambassador of the Republic of Kazakhstan to Armenia Mr. Urazaev Timur Babitalievich and adviser to the Ambassador Ms. Isimova A.K. During the meeting, the programs proposed by the Fund related to international multimodal (combined) cargo transportation, which are an integral element of world trade and one of the main factors of economic development, were discussed.
Meeting with the Ministry of territorial administration and infrastructure of the Republic of Armenia
Meeting of the leadership of the "Fund for the Regional Development of Chinese-Armenian Relations" was held at the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures of the Republic of Armenia, represented by General Director Vladimir Simonyants and President of the Fund Sergey Avanesov and Acting Minister, Deputy Minister of Territorial Administration and Infrastructures of the Republic of Armenia Mr. Terteryan VB.
The meeting with "Jiangsu Provincial Construction Group Overseas Subsidiary»
On December 17, 2019, an official meeting was held in Nanjing, Jiangsu province between the Fund for Regional Development of Chinese-Armenian Relations and the Jiangsu Provincial Construction Group Overseas Subsidiary. The parties discussed a number of issues related to the construction of residential and commercial real estate on the territory of the Republic of Armenia and the joint work plan for 2020. In addition, the Chinese side confirmed its desire to fully take over all construction projects that were proposed by the Fund.
Meeting with Jiangsu GMV New Material Science & Technology Development Co., Ltd.
On December 17, 2019, a meeting was held in Nanjing between the "Fund for Regional Development of Chinese-Armenian Relations" and the company "Jiangsu GMV New Material Science & Technology Development Co., Ltd." During the meeting, questions were considered about creating a joint laboratory for the study of basalt.
"CHINA (HAINAN) INTERNATIONAL TROPICAL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS WINTER TRADE FAIR 2019"
From December 12 to December 16, 2019, a delegation from Armenia was in Hainan province to participate in the "CHINA (HAINAN) INTERNATIONAL TROPICAL AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS WINTER TRADE FAIR 2019" and to sign the international "Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation Between the Government of Shirak Region of the Republic of Armenia and the Government of Hainan Province of the People's Republic of China".
Meeting with Hainan Airlines
Within the framework of the official visit of the delegation from Armenia to Hainan Province (PRC), 14.12.2019 a meeting was organized by the leadership of the <> of the Governor of the Shirak Region Mr. Petrosyan T. and the management of "Hainan Airlines" (Hainan Airlines).
Department of Commerce and Trade of Hainan Province
During the official visit of the delegation of the Republic of Armenia to Hainan province, the Fund for Regional Development of Chinese-Armenian Relations organized a meeting with the Department of Commerce and Trade of Hainan province. During the meeting, the Parties discussed a number of important issues in the field of increasing the volume of trade between the two regions.
Customs Committee of Hainan and Beijing
During the official meeting of the delegation of the Republic of Armenia and the Customs Committee of Hainan province, issues of cooperation between the Shirak region and Hainan province in the field of foreign trade were discussed. The Fund for Regional Development of Chinese-Armenian Relations," as an official participant in the negotiations proposed to develop a unique platform for the exchange of information between customs authorities, which will speed up the registration process and will contribute to increasing trade between regions.


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There are few bands I look forward to photographing more than Steel Pulse… actually I can't think of any other band I would rather spend an evening with. Over the years I have developed a great relationship with both the band and management that allows me a little more time and access to shoot. That results in two issues, I end up with a lot of images, and editing them down to a small set is really tough.
The show was at the Pacific Amphitheatre in Costa Mesa as part of the Orange County Fair concert series. It was a packed house for the double bill of Steel Pulse and Ziggy Marley. I did not stay for the Ziggy portion of the show as I did not ask to shoot his portion of the show and I needed to get back to San Diego.
The Pacific Amphitheatre does not have a photo pit and I didn't want to get in the way of the fans in the front row after the show started. That meant shooting from a pretty extreme side stage angle but it did lead to some shots I have never got before.
All the images were shot using the Nikon D750 and Nikon D4 camera bodies and the 24-70mm f/2.8 and the 70-200mm f/2.8 Nikkor lenses. Here are the rest of the images.
Here is looking towards more Steel Pulse shows this year.


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Another 207 Parking-Lite Residences Sprouting In Wicker Park
A building currently under construction at 1237 N. Milwaukee Avenue. Rendering by Jonathan Splitt Architects
Way back in 2012, one developer proposed what was then a radical idea: tearing down what had been a cheesy restaurant and a moat of parking overlooking a faded corner, and replacing them with a gleaming tower housing 99 apartments, two shops, and just 16 car parking spaces. Ever since 1611 W. Division Street showed the way — both from a legal and a market standpoint, developers have flocked to the adjacent blocks of Wicker Park to try and replicate its success.
Last year, the original ordinance permitting 1611 W. Division to be built with so few parking spaces was expanded to encompass a broader array of sites in the city. Many of the newly permitted sites for these transit-oriented developments happen to encircle the Chicago Transit Authority's station at Division and Milwaukee, an intersection better known as the Polish Triangle. This largely built-out area, adjacent to thriving retail corridors along both streets, has many small pieces of land where redevelopment had been hindered by city zoning that required many on-site parking spaces. Now, thanks to new rules, new apartments can be built without expensive and sidewalk-interrupting parking garages.
Out of 15 developments citywide proposed under the TOD rules so far, six – including 1611 W. Division – are in Wicker Park. Read more about five new developments below.
1515 W. Haddon Street
Division Blue Line station
0.53 parking spaces per residence
The Wicker Park Lofts will occupy a sliver of a space where Haddon bends between Milwaukee Avenue and Ashland Avenue in Noble Square, just under 600 feet from the CTA's Division Blue Line station. This building will have 40-unit mix from studios to three bedroom apartments, with just 21 parking spaces. Developer Wicker Park Apartments, which owns and operates all of its buildings, said on the project's website that this is the first project to be approved by the Chicago Plan Commission under the TOD ordinance. Building permits were received two weeks ago, so construction could begin once two buildings on the site are demolished.
1660 W. Division Street
0.4 parking spaces per residence
Centrum Partners, which is also developing a TOD residence at 3400 N Lincoln, has proposed a six-story building with 60 units and 24 parking spaces, less than a block west of the Division Blue Line station. Centrum will also provide six affordable units on-site, instead of "cashing out" and building affordable housing elsewhere. Alderman Proco "Joe" Moreno has said he prefers affordable units be provided on-site, to serve the needs of lower income residents within developing communities.
1726-28 W. Division Street
Lipe Property Company recently showed plans to the Wicker Park Committee to preserve an existing building in Wicker Park, create a rear addition above the building, and construct a four-story residence in an adjacent vacant lot. The whole development would have 13 residences and seven parking spaces. The existing 114-year-old building has four apartments and was noted in the Chicago historic resources survey for architectural significance. Even though the property is 950 feet away from the Division Street Blue Line station, Division is a designated Pedestrian Street so the TOD ordinance applies up to 1,200 feet away rather than the usual 600 feet.
1647 N. Milwaukee Avenue
Damen Blue Line station (recently rehabilitated)
This proposal from LG Development Group, which has proposed two TODs in the area, is part of a larger project involving several adjacent plots that now includes a car wash just north of the busy Milwaukee, North, and Damen intersection. The new building at this address would have 36 apartments (from studios to two bedroom units) and 11 parking spaces. LG is already advertising luxury condos for sale at the site.
0 parking spaces per residence
LG Development Group started construction on this 58-unit, seven-story building in Wicker Park last month by demolishing multiple buildings near the Bank of America, at the north corner of Ashland Avenue and Milwaukee Avenue. Surprisingly, the replacement structure will have zero car parking spaces – large, rectangular parking spaces are particularly difficult to arrange on narrow triangular lots like this one. This appears to be the first project to start construction under the 2013 ordinance. It should be completed in spring 2016.
Filed Under: Chicago, Chicago Policy, Development, Neighborhoods, News, Rail Transit, 1611 West Division Building, CTA, transit-oriented development, Wicker Park
Our TOD Bike Tour Showcased Chicago's Parking-Lite Building Projects
By Steven Vance	| Apr 14, 2015
A score of Streetsblog Chicago readers joined John Greenfield and me last Saturday to pedal to 12 sites where developers are taking advantage of proximity to train stations by building dense housing with fewer parking spaces than usual. The buildings, in different phases of approval and construction, are all near Chicago Transit Authority 'L' stops. In […]
Logan Square Transit-Oriented Development: Less Parking, More Walkability
By Steven Vance	| Jul 30, 2014
A pioneering developer of car-free apartments is looking to continue building car-lite residences. Curbed Chicago reports that Rob Buono, who was behind constructing 1611 W Division in Wicker Park, is proposing two mid-rise residential towers in Logan Square along Milwaukee Avenue near the California Blue Line station. The two towers, one 14 stories and the […]
Parking-Lite Residences Sprouting All Across Chicago
By Steven Vance	| Dec 29, 2014
The resurgent downtown economy and the growing demand for car-lite living, both in Chicago and nationally, have spurred an apartment-building boom that's transforming neighborhoods citywide. Many of these apartments are rising along the Chicago Transit Authority's rail lines, partially thanks to a recent change to the city's zoning ordinance that has made it easier to […]
Actually, Logan Square's Neither Traffic-Choked Nor Overcrowded
By Steven Vance	| Nov 11, 2014
Late last month, over 100 people crowded into a public presentation to hear about a proposed development of 254 housing units, plus 72 car parking spaces and retail, on what's now a vacant lot around the corner from the California Blue Line 'L' station in Logan Square. The number of parking spaces proposed is 182 fewer than […]
Join Us for a Bike Tour of Transit-Oriented Development Sites on April 11
By Steven Vance	| Mar 24, 2015
Want to hear developers talk about why they've chosen to build "parking-lite" residential projects near 'L' stops? We're leading a bike ride around the city to visit sites where firms are taking advantage of Chicago's 2013 transit-oriented development ordinance. Here's the skinny: Streetsblog Chicago's TOD Bike Tour Saturday, April 11 1-4 p.m. Leaving from Daley Plaza, 50 West […]


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Writing on the Ether: Digital Book World
June 15, 2020 January 26, 2012 by Porter Anderson / @Porter_Anderson 41 Comments
The CEOs panel, moderated by F+W Media CEO David Nussbaum, was onstage Tuesday at the Digital Book World Conference + Expo.
"Ether" / Or?
Started out strong
Don't try this at home
Good moves on the inky side
A proposal: Crossover Day
Note: Since publishing this column, I've had lots of good input from many folks, thanks. One especially keen comment comes from our good colleague Guy LeCharles Gonzalez, and I'm adding a link here to it in hopes that after you read my initial entry here you'll check Guy's very worthy counter-view and my comment that follows his. There's more below, too, in this section. Thanks.
Just as the round tables were rolled into the Metropolitan Ballroom for the pre-conference DBW Marketing Summit…
Just as the chillers cooled the low-pile carpeted pitch, slammed so bravely in those third-floor meeting halls…
Just as publishing industry stakeholders talked of achieving the "impactful discovery of niche markets through metadata"…
A small door at the back of the Sheraton New York Hotel and Towers … clicked shut again for another year.
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Did you hear it? Shhh. Listen. Hear that? Nah.
No more than you could hear DBW's Publishing Innovation Awards' new QEDs announced over the din of Monday evening's cocktail reception.
That author standing in darkness is Barry Eisler at WDC (Jan. 21, 2012) / Photo by Dan Blank
No more than you could read the big-screen displays of the good Jack McKeown's Verso Advertising slides about book-buying behavior Wednesday.
No more than you could be sure that it was really Barry Eisler on Saturday as he spoke in the annual darkness of the Sheraton's New York Ballroom place of honor. The speaker in the middle of that room gets less limelight than a Rockette shopping her memoir.
In fact, NaNoWriMo founder Chris Baty also spoke in that dim location. I might have guessed it was either John Malkevitch or Seth Godin on Viki Noe's shoulders, ship it.
Gathering for the first plenary session of the 2012 Digital Book World Conference.
If you have a "wait — what?" sensation when I mention bookly events on Saturday and Sunday — or if you look at the well-lit stage (left) at the Digital Book World Conference + Expo and wonder if you're in the same business — then your hearing is improving.
Wasn't that the pitter-patter of writers leaving the building?
And they missed such a good panel of literary agents Tuesday, some handsome candor at the table. Here was Brian DeFiore mentioning that "indie" just isn't the right term for a self-publishing writer. He's right, it's a euphemism. And Liza Dawson described her project with two existing clients — "we're the guinea pigs" — to explore together the ins and outs of self-publication.
Then there was the take-no-prisoners sass of Ginger Clark saying that if an author insists on self-publishing a project, "Ultimately? The client is my boss. I get out of the way or I lose that client."
Clark, who works with the Association of Authors' Representatives as does DeFiore, got off another good point: "If my client self-publishes, I'm not the publisher. The author's name is on that contract, not mine." At a time when the arrival of the agent-publisher is worrying a lot of us, Clark's clarification is right, and timely.
I'm sorry our writers didn't hear this panel and many other sessions of DBW.
I've just live-tweeted a series of conference events produced by F+W Media across six days at the Sheraton. I thoroughly enjoyed working with the staffers on this reductio ad tweetum and I found these colleagues and conferees focused and committed, always ready with a laugh. These events were full of good cheer and sound intent.
I also appreciate the heads behind the programming of #DBW12, especially Mike Shatzkin, the conference chair and architect of the confab. In his opening tone-setter, Remaking an Industry: What publishers need to be thinking about in 2012, we heard him lay out a series of issues to be addressed. He showed clean-as-a-whistle slides to keep us on track as he went.
In some other parts of the world, Kindle does not start with the dominant position it had in the US (although it has the money to market and promote in a major way, so they might still get it.) Publishers need to cover all the ebook accounts and learn how to maximize sales in each of them.
By confab's end, things seemed less clear, of course.
This is not unusual in times of complex change and when the progressive discussion format of a conference "migrates" the perception of topics. Some points had outweighed others heavily in 48 hours.
DRM went from gum on a shoe to a rebel yell once Matteo Berlucchi was given the floor.
Talk turned to Houghton Mifflin Harcourt's deal to publish Amazon's New York adult line of print books. Other issues seemed never to get off the ground.
The words "partnership" and "collaboration" popped up early and often at DBW, as publishers, agents, editors, marketers, retailers, technologists, researchers, journalists, and consultants were treated to panel chats and presentations — one by the excited futurist David Houle on what he calls the Shift Age. You can download his ebook free, thanks to Dominique Raccah's Sourcebooks, which will publish a new Houle work later this year.
A surprise where I didn't expect it: Oren Teicher of the American Booksellers Association in his address, "Booksellers Without Borders," sounded genuinely moved as he assured the assembly Sunday that independent bookstores, overall, aren't as bad off as many think they are.
The unparalleled role that indie bookstores play in discovery…this unique role that we play…is an essential catalyst.
A subtle lesson showed up when executives of several romance publishers went over best practices from their viewpoints, their publishing houses standing among pioneers in the industry for digital-first production. Raelene Gorlinsky of Ellora's Cave spoke as the veteran of this group when she talked about success with ebook prices up to $8 and more, her company resisting the "race to the bottom" in pricing.
But every time AllRomance.com moderator Julie Cummings used slides to offer statistics, the graphics were full of pastel colors and lightweight fonts. One of the folks at my table put her finger on it: "This is the look their readers understand," she said. The romance publishers had missed a chance to adopt the professional look they've earned. Calling your strategy "faster, harder, deeper" might get you a laugh but little respect in the morning.
And by the time #DBW12 was coming to a close late Wednesday afternoon, we were deep in the land of the unanswered issue.
Shouldn't publishers have their ebooks on public libraries' catalogs for checkout? Of course, said the suits of Wiley, Bloomsbury, and Perseus. "We don't have it yet, but we will…It just has to happen…It will happen." No time frame.
Much of the closing afternoon's material left points similarly adrift.
Earlier Wednesday afternoon, before we all gathered at DBW for blandishments in worsted wool, a panel called "Doing It on Their Own: Self-Publishing Authors Find Success" and moderated by DBW's Jeremy Greenfield, gave us three self-published authors and a provider of "author services" talking about their success.
These were exceptional cases. In this game, the trotting out of big winners is common. People who can answer questions about "the largest check you've had from your writing" with responses of $72,000 or $112,000 are not representative of what most writers can expect in self-publishing.
And to be fair, the panelists worked hard to communicate how difficult this sort of success is and that there are conditions that need to be in place. Bob Mayer, one of the three, has been tireless in trying to explain the importance of his traditional-publishing backlist in his own road to selling around 400,000 ebooks last year.
I heard an interesting anomaly, a break from common palaver on the topic: the entrepreneurial author Bella Andre said that her relationship to retailers who sell her books is her most important connection. In a biz that stresses relating to your readers uber alles, touting the retailers instead is unusual.
You know who I wish had heard that? The ones who were out that door before DBW started.
On Sunday afternoon, hundreds of writers left the same hotel. They finished up in some of the same ballrooms that would on Monday be occupied by DBW. The Writer's Digest Conference, also an F+W Media production, is the flagship annual writerly confab. The writers were in conference from Friday through Sunday, then they adjourned before the comparative big kids of publishing arrived.
There's something about the stance of writers in the publishing community right now that isn't what it should be. It never seems more evident than when these two big conferences are choreographed to pass in the night.
We each discuss the others' business. In fact, publishing and writers are each other's business.
But writers miss the exposure they need to the facts, the figures, the charts, the debates, the genuine fiscal binds and occasional braggadocio of corporate insecurity. And they miss the charm and camaraderie of the DBW community. For the most part, these are fun, articulate, generous professionals.
I'm also sorry those specialists miss meeting so many members of "the talent" in one place. How many attendees of DBW (I'm hearing some 1,500 total this year) have seen WDC's Pitch Slam in progress? The agents have. They're the ones who sit across from jet-lagged and flummoxed writers who have 90 seconds to pitch their books. The agents respond for 90 more seconds. And then F+W's faithful Sally Slack announces on the PA system that it's time to move on. This goes on for three hours. Between 60 and 70 patient, supportive agents are there for 400 or more writers. Everybody stands in lines in these meeting rooms, a configuration vastly improved by Chuck Sambuchino and his cohorts this time around.
But this is the sole moment in which writers and their publishing counterparts come together in large numbers. Not that the resulting gulf is intentional, I regret the either/or reality at the Sheraton, the site (at least for the past two years) of these effectively firewalled conferences.
Sessions the writers attended this year in their conference included:
University of Cincinnati e-media professor and former Writer's Digest publisher Jane Friedman's clear eye for the myriad approaches and services for authors who want to try to self-publish,
Agent Mary Kole on the background and status today of YA literature,
The platform-driven entrepreneurial perspective of We Grow Media's Dan Blank and the tough-love career pounce of Christina Katz, better known as @thewritermama,
The devoted commitment of author James Scott Bell to the most elegant techniques of suspense (he shows a clip from The Graduate in his session),
Agent Donald Maass' hypnotic tones when he drops into "go ahead, just pick up a piece of paper and write this down" teaching mode (Socrates wept), and
The gravity of Baty's closing commentary: on Sunday, the founder of the international mass-writing movement announced at WDC that he had resigned two days earlier from the organization he has led for 12 years.
Baty is going full time into writing, himself. And he told these several hundred writers gathered for WDC to go home packed as he was packing, taking along:
An appreciation of the mess along the way
Writer's Digest Conference ends each year on a Sunday, midday. I recommend that F+W consider offering an extra "between-confabs" event on the Monday that falls between WDC and DBW.
Currently, that Monday is a day of workshops and the marketing summit, which I'm glad to say is being expanded to full-conference status in the fall — Kate Rados made the announcement to us while doing her expert job of moderating the day this week.
I'd like to see programming developed for that "between day" that could show the writers some of the issues the business folks are dealing with, and, perhaps, vice-versa.
The organizers of these conferences didn't invent the gap between creative and business workers, their conferences simply reflect it, and accurately.
But the industry overall can't benefit from an assumption that you're on either one side of the confab-weekend or the other. I found that I got a lot from being at both conferences this year and was very glad to be there for them. I hope to do this annually, there's too much here to miss. I recommend it. And a crossover option, I hope, might be structured as workshops are now, as an elective premium for attendees interested in adding it to their base registration.
There are practical reasons of space and time and expense, needless to say, that may always prevent both conferences running at capacity simultaneously.
Many elements of WDC, craft offerings in particular, just aren't in areas the publishing people can focus on for long. But that entirely necessary concentration on craft for authors can mean they know too little about the business, about technological changes, and about production availabilities and challenges.
And the DBW registration fee is a fairly big ticket for writers. It's just under $1,500 per person. Don Linn has a nice piece at TheFutureBook today, A Question and Some Random Observations. As he cracks wise, on noting that ticket price:
My conclusion from the previous observation is that we should all be in the publishing conference business.
Clearly, the pricing structure reflects cost, and the full fee for Writer's Digest Conference is about a third of that for Digital Book World.
But I hope there might be a chance to consider a "crossover" day when writers can opt to stay a day longer and work "with the industry" in the kind of format that F+W is adept at producing.
Nevertheless, again, do consider seeing what Guy Gonzales has to say about this.
His is a position that, while counter to mine, I fully respect — if anything, I'd apply it more quickly to myself than insist on it in others (another dodge of sorts, perhaps). Gonzales argues that in the age of the writer-entrepreneur, we must all take responsibility for our business basis and pay to play in the real game of publishing, not expect easy outs. And I should note that I was there in a business capacity of my own, very glad to live-tweet coverage of these conferences, a part of my work as a journalist. Here's a bit of what Guy says in Should more writers attend publishing conferences?
What comes with authors' shift to the business side is the reality that the water gets a lot deeper, particularly when it comes to attending conferences and registration fees. If you want to be a true self-publisher, there's a lot more to it than uploading your file to Amazon, and that includes bearing larger expenses like conference registration fees. Any author's money is just as good as any publisher's, and no conference organizer I know would turn it down. You want a seat at the table, buy a ticket like everyone else.
I'm not about to say Gonzalez is wrong on this. While I might like to see this "crossover day" programming as what I think would be a healthy ice-breaker for many new writer-entrepreneurs, there's everything right about Gonzalez's "buy a ticket" position. Good conversation.
Porter Anderson / @Porter_Anderson
Porter Anderson (@Porter_Anderson) is a journalist and consultant in publishing. He's The Bookseller's (London) Associate Editor in charge of The FutureBook. He's a featured writer with Thought Catalog (New York), which carries his reports, commentary, and frequent Music for Writers interviews with composers and musicians. And he's a regular contributor of "Provocations in Publishing" with Writer Unboxed. Through his consultancy, Porter Anderson Media, Porter covers, programs, and speaks at publishing conferences and other events in Europe and the US, and works with various players in publishing, such as Library Journal's SELF-e, Frankfurt Book Fair's Business Club, and authors. You can follow his editorial output at Porter Anderson Media, and via this RSS link.
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Updated February 19, 2013: The Genworth changes were just announced and can be found here.
Genworth announced in November 2012 they will be moving to a new gender based Long Term Care Insurance women based underwriting platform.
This change means they will be charging women around 40% more for the insurance. Single women are expected to get hit the hardest on this new underwriting and pricing change since they are the biggest claim risk to the insurance companies. This change is anticipated to happen with their new product roll out on April 15th, 2013. Women live longer than men and account for around 70% of all Long Term Care Insurance claims, so the actuaries have responded with these pricing changes. Since Genworth is the leader in the space, the other companies in the Long Term Care Insurance industry are also expected to follow their lead.
Long Term Care Insurance women market, prices going up?
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That's using svn revision 33077. This might or might not be related to bug #5240.
Patch by Lucas Nussbaum <lucas at lucas-nussbaum dot net>.
Why do kFreeBSD fail to allocate a stack?
The attached patch fixes the issue. It's a bug in FreeBSD's mmap, that was already reported.
FreeBSD is not defined on Debian GNU/kFreeBSD. Since it uses the FreeBSD kernel with the GNU Libc, semantics be be either those of the FreeBSD kernel, or those of the GNU Libc, so it doesn't make sense to just look at "FreeBSD". Instead, FreeBSD_kernel is defined.
I've looked at other uses of FreeBSD kernel, and try to remember to provide patches for them if I run into issues that could be caused by them.
I've also added a reference to the FreeBSD bug report in the comment.
Ok, I'll commit your patch. Thank you!
This issue was solved with changeset r33118.


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Home	News	President Trump mocks violent Antifa for ganging up on individuals: 'They don't go after Bikers for Trump, you ever notice that?'
President Trump mocks violent Antifa for ganging up on individuals: 'They don't go after Bikers for Trump, you ever notice that?'
by J.C McCallum July 12, 2019
written by J.C McCallum July 12, 2019
President Donald Trump mocked the notoriously violent group Antifa for ganging up on and beating up individuals in the streets who are defenseless against the leftist mob.
During Thursday's social media summit at the White House, Trump called attention to Antifa's brutal beatdown of conservative journalist Andy Ngo in Portland late last month, noting he "got slugged viciously" and calling it a "disgrace."
With that, the president ridiculed Antifa members for their curious lack of courage.
'They don't go after Bikers for Trump, you ever notice that?'
"You ever notice they pick on certain people?" Trump observed. "I mean, [Ngo] would tell you he's not the toughest person in the world physically, right? They don't go after Bikers for Trump, you ever notice that? They don't go after our construction workers who love us. They don't go after the police."
With the room in stitches, Trump continued his Antifa takedown.
"They live, like, in the basement of their mom's home. Their arms are this big," he said, making a tiny circle with his thumb and index finger. "Look, like this."
Trump continued: "But they have the black masks on, and they have sticks, and they hit people. They hit people in the face, in the head, this Antifa. But did you ever notice Antifa is never there when we have a bikers rally? They're never there when the construction workers and the unions are honoring the president. They're never around. They're always there when you have a single guy protesting in front of a school."
What's the background?
Antifa purports to battle fascists but has repeatedly beaten up conservatives and others with whom they disagree politically.
Video caught Antifa members on June 29 attacking Ngo — punching him, kicking him, throwing objects at him — after which he was hospitalized. Ngo, who edits for Quillette, told Fox News' Tucker Carlson that a CT scan showed he suffered a brain hemorrhage.
"All this time I kept thinking, 'Where are the police?' I could still see the Multnomah County Justice Center in front of me, but no police ever arrived," he told Fox News. "I eventually stumbled away bleeding across the park, and I lost my balance. So I sat down on the ground in front of the courthouse, and from there a medic SWAT team informed me that in order to get in an ambulance to be taken to a hospital I would have to walk to the police precinct — in other words, walk back in the direction of the demonstrators who just attacked me."
Ngo's attorney Harmeet Dhillon tweeted that a police officer told his client that cops "didn't want to 'incite' the Antifa mob by doing their jobs to protect citizens. Whose order was that?"
"(Portland) Mayor (Ted Wheeler) is denying that there was a stand-down order, but see the video and judge for yourself," Dhillon added.
But Wheeler denied the accusation and even told Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas) to "get your facts straight" after Cruz accused Wheeler of ordering Portland cops to let Antifa attack citizens in the streets.
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joseph l boggs July 12, 2019 - 18:49
About time to forcefully go after these antifa groups. Let's find those financially supporting these "terrorists", That may be very revealing(unmask them).
Jove July 12, 2019 - 19:03
Investigate every ANTIFA member for possible ILLEGALS migrated from Italy. POTUS should order Protection on People free from ANTIFA Intimidation & Threats. This is not Obama era anymore…They have no more right to use ObaMalicious CHANGE to CHANGE the street become Italian ANTIFA property….
Mr Rollo July 13, 2019 - 04:24
Don't even know what in the Hell you are talking about. What's your nationality and language?
Richard StJohn July 13, 2019 - 13:17
I recently read a report claiming Antifa members are mostly rich, white kids. They wear masks so mom and dad don't know what they are doing. They don't want their flow of income reduced or eliminated. They attack those they disagree with as Nazi's. Nazi's did indeed deserve to be stopped by any means necessary. However, conservatives and Republicans are not Nazi's. In fact the tactics Antifa uses are right out of the Nazi playbook. Which is really no surprise. Fascism is a left wing ideology. It has an all powerful central government that tolerates no dissent. Kind of like, no, exactly like the Democrats in America today.