The Heartland Institute, the host of this conference, is funded by companies like Exxon and Wal-Mart.
"Heartland campaigns against what it refers to as "junk science"; supports "common-sense environmentalism", such as opposition to the the Kyoto Protocol aimed at countering global warming, and promoting genetically engineered crops and products; it supports the privatization of public services; it opposes tobacco control measures such as tobacco tax increases and denies the health effects of second-hand smoke, and it promotes the deregulation of health care insurance."
Source:
http://www.sourcewatch.org/index.php?title=Heartland_Institute
They are funded by numerous agencies whose goal is to increase corporate power at the expense of government power.
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You will definitely need to do your own marketing in a big way. Lulu is JUST a printer and distributor, NOT a publisher. Making your title available there isn't going to get you any sales all by itself. Many people shy away from self-published titles because so many of them are so shoddily edited.
Mine excepted, of course.