I just wanted to remind you that SnowCon 2011 will be in Denver this weekend, and I’ll be webcasting and recording over twelve hours lectures and workshops as March’s OList Webcast. The webcast of SnowCon 2011 will include:

• Diana Hsieh: “Cultivating Moral Character”
• Paul Hsieh: “Is It Right to Bear Arms?”
• Joseph Collins: “The Greatness and Limitations of Publius”
• “Activism Panel” with Paul Hsieh and Ari Armstrong
• “Atlas Shrugged Reading Group Workshop” with Diana Hsieh and Jeremy Sheetz
• Jenn Casey and Kelly Elmore: “Effective Communication: How Objectivists Can Use Positive Discipline Tools in Their Adult Relationships”
• Diana Hsieh: “Live Rationally Selfish Webcast” (hosted at philosophyinaction.com)
• Santiago Valenzuela: “Conservative Follies on Immigration”
• Piano Recital and Lecture: Hannah Krening: Malevolence and Benevolence in Beethoven’s Piano Music

If you join SnowCon virtually via the live webcast, you’ll be connected to other in-person and virtual audience members via text-based chat. By that chat, you can submit questions to the speaker too. However, you need not attend live; you can listen to the recordings whenever you please.

As with other OList webcasts, one registration emcompasses everyone in your household, meaning that you can share the live webcast and recordings with the people you live with. Also, the webcast is a package: you cannot purchase access to the webcasts of individual lectures or workshops. However, recordings of individual lectures or workshops may be available for sale after SnowCon.

To attend the live webcasts during SnowCon and/or listen to audio recordings afterward, register now! If you register anytime before or during Snowcon, you’ll pay the discounted rate of $65 ($25 for students).

After SnowCon ends on the evening of March 13th, you can purchase access to the recordings for $85 ($45 for students). So save yourself some dough by registering sooner rather than later!

Payment for the SnowCon Webcast is not due until after SnowCon is completed. You will receive an e-mail invoice with instructions for payment; you can pay via PayPal or US Mail.

I posted the full schedule in the original announcement.