There are calls from El Comandante to state television programs, and his ministers have taken to reading his tweets at rallies, with the president frequently issuing 140-character missives that substitute for his usual proclamations.
The Wi-fi wave arose in stealth in the past few years, with none of the usual proclamations by industry analysts or promises from big companies.
All morning and into the afternoon, the White House tried to keep up the appearance of business as usual with a flurry of proclamations, executive orders and blog posts.
The company was still cagey on when exactly the device would launch and where — as usual, it's leaving those proclamations up to the carriers, but HTC plans to launch the One mini in a handful of markets in August with a more widespread launch to follow in September.
The month usually dawns with the usual list of celebrations by the usual list of suspects: events scheduled by the Poetry Foundation, the Academy of American Poets and, of course, mayoral proclamations regarding the value of poetry.
The Council meeting on Thursday began an hour late, as usual, with Ms. Quinn and other members presenting a proclamation honoring the retiring sergeant-at-arms, Jerry B. Staffieri, for exemplary service.
On the streets of Los Angeles, the day after the proclamation, it's pretty much business as usual.
The cabin, which was less than half full, erupted with tears, applause and spirited proclamations that the landing had been even smoother than usual.
The original proclamation is in the Department of State file; inclusion of a duplicate original of the treaty was not usual in the early practice, but otherwise the document is in the customary form.
