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Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
REMARKS OF SENATOR ~IKE f/JJ\NSFIELD (D . , MONTANA)
at a
Saturday, May 1, 1971
I am delighted to have an opportunity to come to
Vermont for this tribute to George Aiken. Your most distinguished
Senator also happens to be my oldest friend in the Senate . My
regard for him is such that I would be delighted to sing his
praises- - even from the top of your highest mountain. Perhaps,
I should say, especially from that mountain, since I have the
honor to share its name .
It is one of the marks of the civility of the Senate
that a close persone.l association such as I have with Senator
Aiken bridges .the gap of party politics. I would note in this
connection that we share breakfast almost daily in the Senate
cafeteria. It is served at an early hour and in the morning
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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the pr oblems of the nation have always seemed to stand in
clearest perspective . At least the breadth of vision of George
Aiken makes t hem so appear. Having been exposed to his judgments
for many year s , I can understand the basis of his reputation
for sharp perception. In the aviary of the Senate, George
Aiken is catalogued as neither hawk nor dove but as a very
wise owl.
Rather than heap redundant praise on his shoulders,
however, I would like to share with you instead a few thoughts
on the impact which I eelieve George Aiken's presence in the
Senate has had on the face of this State, the nation and the
\\'Orld .
vfuen I see Senator Aiken in these delightful surround-ings
and among old friends, I find it difficult to understand
why he ever left home . It is much easier to understand why he
comes back so often; he is of the very rock and earth of Vermont.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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I know that he could tnve remained and settled down
as a successful raspberry farmer .
He could have remained and continued his work in the
field of horticulture and his·· highly original investigations
of wild flowers.
He could have stayed here as a local school director
and state legislator.
He was equipped to follow any and all of those
occupations. Any one of them, alone, would have been more than
sufficient distinction for a lifetime. In short, he could have
remained in Putney and put together what would have been a very
appealing and most comfortable life.
But George Aiken, to borrow the phrase of another
Vermonter, ''took a road less travelled. 11 He left his heart
here as he followed a family tradition of high public service .
Wnen he moved into the arena of State and federal responsibility,
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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however, he continued to resist the comfortable security of
the moment . His native honesty led him to reject the easy
and the expedient . Rather, he chose to immerse himself, pro-gressively,
in more complex aspects of public leadership and,
just as one achievement in Vermont led to another, each politi-cal
summit in Washington has expanded his vision to new horizons .
He chose, for example, not co- existence with vested
interests, but struggle against monopolistic practices in the
supply of electric power.
Rather than a narrow partisanship, he urged on his
party a positive and constructive outlook. He did so at a
time when it would have been easier to go along with a blatant
partisanship. It is small wonder that Democrats in this State
ever since, have been hard- pressed to find a candidate to run
against him. In his last election, I understand , the challenge
to him was such that he was compelled to expend on his campaign
the grand total of $17 . 09.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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George Aiken has never pursued change for the sake of
change. Neither has he been wedded to the traditional way of
doing things out of a sterile traditionalism. Rather, his
common sense has always been receptive to new ideas . Change
does not come easily in government, but over the years, the
advocacies which George Aiken fought for have borne fruit .
A notable case in point is the extension of electrical
power service to the rural areas of the nation . In 1938,
Governor Aiken was able to tell the people of Vermont that
within two years electric power would be available to every
comm~nity in the State. His prophecy has long since come true
~.:1d as the years have passed; electricity has emerged as a key
factor in the revolution in e.g:::-iculture . Its impact has been
espPcially notable on the dairy industry.
Bulk tanks, ~ilking parlors and bar cleaners have
replaced milk cans, m:lki~g stools and, regrettably, milk~aids .
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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~~at has been lost in color, however, has been compensated for
by the gain in efficiency. Machines powered by electricity
have removed much of the drudgery from the farmer's job .
I was struck by recent figures from the Department o~
Agriculture in this connection . They showed that the average
nt~ber of man- hours needed to tend a dairy cow has been cut in
half over the last 30 years, while the production per cow has
doubled in that same period . So thanks to George Aiken and his
counterparts ili other, parts o.f "'the/ , Vermont dairy farmers
along with those in Wisconsin, Minnesota and elsewhere are
p:-.'oducing twice as much milk per cow on half as much work-input.
George Aiken has also been in the forefront of the
revolution in transportation. Since the 1930's rural road
m~. leage in Vermont has increased seven fold. Like eJ.ectrifica-tion,
this advance has brought with itf results which could
~ardly have been forez ~ en when it began. The highways have
opened up most of Vermont's del~ghtful countryside for recre~t :on
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in winter as well as summer . From elsewhere in the aation,
Americans have been travell~ng here in ever increasing numbers
to confirm for themselves that Vermont does , indeed, look like
the landscapes painted by your/near neighbor Grandma Moses.
I~ is no wonder that touris~ has become such a vital part of
the Sc~te's inco~e .
Then there is the Aiken Rural Water Act of 1965. It
provides small communities throughout the nation with federal
assistance in developing water and sewage facilities . It is
bringing great benefits to this State and to many others,
~~tab~y my own State of Montana. This landmark legislation
p~ssed the Senate by a unanimous vote in spite of the oppositio~
o~ the~ President Lyndon B. Joh~son . T~ tells you something
of George Aiken' 3 statt::re coong his colleagues of be'~:. parties.
In recountir.g these achievements, I do not mean to
:eave the imr1rees:!..on ··:;hat :::~-:1ator Aiken brought them e.bout
single- handedly. Ee ~\0'.lld be the first to reject the label
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"super-man or super- Senator." There are none and never have
been in the Senate. Achievements are put together in that body
out of a common response to a common need and many members par-ticipate
in their creation. But someone has to set the train
in motion. With regard to rural America, George Aiken's vision
of the future, as seen from V~nt, has been a compelling
insphation. The great esteem with which he is held, moreover,
has been a powerful force in giving substance to this vision.
In my book and in many others, his support of a policy gives it
automatic respectability. The fact is that his stamp of approval
is a sort of national trad~mark for reliability.
George Aiken hac acne much in thirty years of Senate
service to enhance the well-being, not only of those Americans
..,.,ho live the quiet life of farm and hillside but of c.ll the
p8ople of the nation. His good sense has stood ao a wall
against assaults on integrity of our national life . He has
labored incessantly t:• kce:) in check the viole:1.tly divis!.ve
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forces which tear at the fabric of the nation's unity. At the
same time, he has worked to turn back the tides of bigotry which
would erode the nation's meaning.
He is the epitome of the New England of Henry Thoreau.
Yet, ~is decency and good sense are just as relevant to the
enti=e nation--net c~ly to we~l - kept village and hamlet but to
e~oded farmlands and w~st~u rivers, to run- down factory towns
~nd to metropolitan areas '· · · in· shambles . This nation is
in great need of ~un~n healing and George Aiken is one of its
finect doctors .
As ti!:lc go2:s on, ~orao•Jer , more attention, is also
oeing paid to his views on world affairs and peace. In that
real~) he has not puTsued t~e co~~se of self- righteous isola-tionit..:
n--to use ::is ox~'!. p:-.:-:-ase . Rather, he has erne~ ,;:~ d ir.
recent years as one of th3 ~ost knowledgeable men in the Senate
on interne tional affa; ;.'...: , !.f th~ wo~d st~tesm~n i£ applicable
to e.nyone in the Senr_·.;.:: , .:.~ applies to George Jlikan. I he.ve
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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travelled with him to all corners of the globe . His judgments
of situations abroad have been, as they are at home--sound and
clear--even in the most alien circumstances.
In underdeveloped nations of Southeast Aisa Wich we
visited together , for example, Senator Aiken' s background as a
farmer gave him pr ofound insights into the problems of those
overwhelmingly rural lands. He saw clearly the incongruities
of much which was being foisted upon them by us and others in
the name of progress . Asians responded to him, not only as an
American but as a human being, one of them, a-man whose hands,
too, had touched the soil . In Cambodia, as in Laos, in Viet
Nam as in Burma, he left more friends than he found . George
Aiken personified to them as he does to anyone who knows him
the rejection of a philosophy that would presume to save a
village by burning it down .
Above all else, George Aiken has been during these
past few years, a voice pleading against deepening the tragedy
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in Indochina. At the very beginning--and I am going back to
1965--he raised a f~ag of warning against the path we had
entered on in Viet Nam . Time and again, ever since, he has
urged a rational peace . Three years ago, he said that it was
time for this country to conclude that the war was over and to
declare that it had been won insofar as it could be won by our
participation. He urged that the withdrawal of our forces
begin without delay.
~·le have tarried too long. He/permit:~ed the tragedy
to spread too far from Viet Nam--into Cambodia and Leos . It
has now rebounded to sow the seeds of a deepening division in
this nation.
The approaches to Viet Nam i.,.hich George Aiken urged
long ago have taken too long to find their way into the policies
of the government . Thousands more have died or been maimed
during the delay.
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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One would hope that his most recent proposal will
not go unheeded . He has called for a convening of Asian nations
to find a solution to the problem of peace in Asia. That is a
most reasonable suggestion. In the end, those nations will
have the greatest stake in the kind of peace which is retored.
It may be that the President's new and welcome initiatives
towards China are a step in that direction. In any event, when
peace does return to Asia, it will come sooner rather than
later, because George Aiken has spoken out on the basis of his
insights into the problems of that region.
We might well inquire into the source of these insight3 .
Why is it that George Aiken sees clearly into so many situations
whether theyare on the banks of the Mekong or Memphremagog.
The secret was revealed many years ago by someone who said:
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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''Youth is not radical; only embittered and frustrated
youth (or any age for that matter) ~ants to overturn a social
order that will give them no foothold or security. Nor is youth
apt to be stand- pat. Given reasonable opportunity, youth is
liberal and open- minded . That is why folks can be young at
twenty- one or forty- five or eighty, for youth is a mental outlook.
Everything is before them and they have a vast energy
for doing . .• ''
Today, the author of these lines is the senior Senator
from Vermont. He is second ranking Member of the United States
Senate in point of service. He is the Dean of the Repub~icans
of the Senate . Except for the vagaries of politics he would be
the President Pro Tempore of the Senate and third in succession
to the Presidency. He would also be chairman of either the
Foreign Relations Co~~~ittee or the Committee on Agriculture .
The years have not d~~ed the youthfulness of George
A~ken ' s vision. T.~ey have not slowed the vigor of his step.
:n outlook, George Aiken remains more in tune with what the
TV commercials refer to as the "now" generation than those who
Mike Mansfield Papers, Series 22, Box 77 , Folder 21, Mansfield Library, University of Montana.
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Because of our long- standing relationship, it has
become something of a joke in the Senate to say that when Mike
Mansfield spe~, you know what George Aiken is thinking and vice
versa. It seems to me that this reciprocity might be given a
more enduring form . I noted earlier in my remarks that the
highest peak in the Green Mountain State bears the name
Mansfield. It occurred to me that a suitable promontory in
Montana might similarly be credited to the Senator from Vermont .
I am happy to be able to report that the reciprocity,
in a sense, already exists. The highest point in Montana is
called Granite Peak, and in the United States Senate the word
"granite" is synonymous with "Aiken. " The two words are assoc i -
ated with amazing regularity by colleagues and journalists a like .
Only two weeks ago I had occasion to remind the Senate that
granite typifies the che.racter and stature of the man . So I
hope that Senator Aiken will accept my assurance that the h~ ghest
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mountain in Montana is really n~~ed after him. And I might
just add that Granite or Aiken Peak, Montana, is three times
as high as Mount Mansfield, Vermont which, I am happy to
condede, is just the way it is with their respective
namesakes .
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NORWOOD TENNIS? … Norwoodian Alex Sokolik has been lobbying for the Pig Palace to be retrofitted for a temporary tennis court for months now. He believes it can be done for under $1,000. The County Commissioners will entertain a public discussion of the idea at its Jan 27th meeting at the Gordon Glockson Building (formerly the Lone Cone Building) across from the County Fairgrounds in Norwood … For exact times of the meeting, call John Huebner at 728-3844 or check the county website www.sanmiguelcounty.org.
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LAO ALERT … A beautiful little warbler inhabiting limestone karsts in Vietnam and Laos has been named a new species. When the limestone leaf warbler (Phylloscopus calciatilis) was first sighted in 1994, it was thought to be a member of the similar-looking species, the sulphur-breasted warbler. But ornithologists began to question that assumption when the bird produced a call significantly different from the sulphur- breasted's. On closer inspection, researchers found that the limestone leaf warbler has shorter wings and a larger bill proportionately than the related species. Olive-green with a yellow breast and striped crown, the new species is fully described in the most recent issue of the journal Ibis … "The discovery of this new species is very exciting and underscores the importance of this region of Indochina for conservation," said Colin Poole, Executive Director of the Asia Program for the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS). "With increased attention from biologists, the Annamite mountain range of Laos in particular is revealing itself as a Lost World for new and unusual wildlife" … The bare-faced bulbul, a new and particularly strange bird, was discovered from the same region earlier just this year. The bare-faced bulbul (the first bulbul discovered in Asia in a century) is Asia's only bald songbird … In 2002, the same region revealed a species of rodent, called the khanyou or Laotian rock rat, which is the last representative of an entirely extinct family. Discovered by Robert Timmins of the WCS, it is considered "endangered" by the International Union for Conservation of Nature's Red List. In 1999, Timmins also discovered the Annamite striped rabbit in the same area, which remains largely a mystery to biologists although it is commonly hunted … The limestone warbler was discovered by a team of scientists from WCS, Lao PDR Department of Forestry, Swedish University of Agricultural Science, Swedish Museum of Natural History, and BirdLife International … For a photo, go here: http://news.mongabay.com/2009/1221-hance_warbler.html.
PEAKS FIRINGS … Those interested in the economy of Telluride welcomed the new ownership of the Peaks, and the chance to refurbish an old warship with the latest armor plating. As a destination resort, it's true, we need several high-end hotels to keep even a belt-tightened economy afloat on that wealth bubble that sometimes loses air but hardly ever pops … But it's really sad to hear of long-time locals losing management jobs up there, right before Christmas. I know business people are only supposed to think with one bottom line – profitability. But until we as a culture adopt the triple bottom line, honoring earnings as well as the environment and our community social responsibilities to working people, I'm afraid the Telluride of tomorrow won't be much different than the Telluride of the robber baron mill-owner era.
The sun is a long way from coming up,
the shortest day of the year
only one darkness away.
I am running out
of energy.
What has to be done in the light
gets done faster
or not at all.
Though I know the earth keeps turning,
tipping in an old direction,
I feel like a product
of the dark.
I have spent all of my fat words
and settled for whats
neatly delivered
by a single breath.
I've said it.
Now I can close my eyes,
feel the weight begin to shift,
slowed by the force of one hand,
like a merry-go-round getting ready
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The object of war is to break an enemy's will and destroy his capacity to fight. Therefore, a nation divided in wartime is a nation that invites its own defeat. Yet that is precisely how Americans are facing the global war that radical Islamists have declared on them.
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Well that didn't take long. Earlier this morning we suggested that the controversy surrounding the selection of Alabama to play in the BCS title game might lead a few more folks to start pushing the idea of a "plus one" plan for college football.
Big 12 interim commissioner Chuck Neinas has told ESPN's Joe Schad: "The plus-one model has received consideration before. As a result of this year, I feel that consideration should become more serious as we move forward."
Mike Slive actually put forward a plus-one idea earlier this decade. ACC commissioner John Swofford has also supported such an idea.
If enough traction is gained on the plus-one front, this bowl season could turn out to be the best of both worlds for SEC football fans. On the one hand, their league has already been guaranteed another national title. On the other, the LSU-Alabama rematch in this year's BCS title game might push the sport toward a Football Final Four type of set-up involving the four highest-ranked teams in the BCS standings.
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jazzcyclist wrote:Big time football coaches and basketball coaches have been terminated for far less that this.
We're not talking NCAA violations here.
He did exactly what he was supposed to do in that situation - informed his superiors. In ANY business, that is SOP. It's not his fault the administrators(which Paterno is NOT) buried the incident, and that's why they are facing criminal charges, and he isn't.
From a legal and contractual standpoint, he would be on very solid ground - if he were so inclined.


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There were quite a few Charlie Hodge, J.D Sumner, Joe Moscheo, Jerry Schilling.They only wrote and said the best about Elvis.
Considering that Elvis valued his privacy and one of his "rules" was what happens in the group stays in the group, it seems like a pretty big betrayal that his "friends " all write books letting the public know things that we really don't even know. Was there anyone who stayed true?
There were quite a few Charlie Hodge, J.D Sumner, Joe Moscheo, Jerry Schilling.They only wrote and said the best about Elvis.
Nice to hear some of the guys stayed true. I've been an Elvis music fan for years but have always avoided reading too much about him until recently and I have to say lots of what his so called friends have written is not very nice.
Bill Burk writes very postively on Elvis as well, he was a friend but not one of the inner circle living at Graceland
I never looked for trouble but I never ran.
Going out of topic just a bit: if you want to have a positive but objective and insightful reading on Elvis life, that would be Peter Guralnick's books -"Last Train To Memphis" and "Careless Love". No he wasn't an Elvis friend, never met him, but his detailed research and personal interviews with almost anyone who lived with, befriended or worked with Elvis, makes it by far the definitive Elvis bio to date.
Ed Parker was another and the musicians and background singers.
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Should doctors who are paid to promote pharma products be barred from teaching CME activities about the same topics?
55% of physicians say no.
"Absurd and insulting."
That is one physician's opinion about the Accreditation Council for CME's proposed policy that would prohibit physicians who are paid by pharmaceutical companies to promoteproducts from developing or teaching continuing medical education activities about the same topics. With the debate about how to manage conflict of interest going strong in the CME and wider healthcare community, we decided to ask doctors for their perspectives in our 2008 Physicians' CME Preferences Survey.
We also asked physicians their opinions of the gift ban imposed by the newly revised Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America Code on Interactions with Healthcare Professionals, and how the economic crisis is affecting their CME travel plans, in addition to our annual questions about their CME choices.
Checks and Balances
Choosing 1, 2, or 3 on a 6-point scale in which 1 meant "strongly disagree" and 6 meant "strongly agree," more than half — 55 percent — of physician respondents oppose the ACCME's proposal regarding faculty restrictions. Of those, 29 percent "strongly disagree" — more than twice the number of those (14 percent) who "strongly agree." (For a more detailed breakdown of responses to this and other questions, see the charts on pages 21 and 25.)
Physicians who disagree with the proposal commented that as long as activities were peer-reviewed and faculty disclosed conflicts of interest, there should be no restrictions on teachers, with some pointing out that paid promotional speakers are usually the most qualified experts in a particular area. "I learn from physicians with a strong knowledge of product," noted one. Some respondents acknowledged the potential for bias but still believe the prohibition unnecessary. "They know the product, but I maintain a healthy skepticism about their conclusions and I ask questions," said one. Another commented, "None of the physicians I know makes major changes in their practice on the basis of a single presentation."
"No professional bias? Great!" That doctor and other respondents who support the ACCME proposal said it would avoid the perception of impropriety and prevent bias. "If there is conflict of interest, [the presentation] is an ad," said one doctor; another observed that "lectures have become completely biased in the last 10 years." Patients end up paying for the price of promotional speakers, said another.
One respondent felt the proposed restrictions should cast a wider net: "These physicians should [also] be prevented from developing clinical guidelines."
You Can't Buy Me
Physicians are even more vehemently opposed to the gift ban included in the updated PhRMA code than they are to the ACCME proposal. Sixty-three percent disagree; of those, 38 percent "strongly disagree," compared to 14 percent who "strongly agree." The revised code, which took effect January 1, 2009, prohibits companies from giving away any items unless they are primarily for the education of patients or healthcare professionals. Even stethoscopes or general fitness items for patients, such as pedometers, are ruled out.
Ludicrous, stupid, and ridiculous were some of the respondents' reactions. "I'm insulted that anyone thinks a pen/notepad/meal is going to buy me," said one. Another said, "Data available on my drugs of choice informs my prescribing decisions, not a stack of sticky notes or a handful of pens."
One felt the policy was a poor move, particularly in conjunction with a sinking economy and rising CME fees. Another physician reported increasing the number of patient appointments to earn more money, and therefore decreasing the time available to see reps, because "I now have to cover the overhead for pens, pads, table covers, clocks, pedometers, and calculators."
Several said that the ban's inclusion of patient care items went too far. "Those are very important," argued one doctor, "are frequently not covered by insurance, and patients don't purchase them."
Injecting a bit of humor, one physician said: "I'd rather have pens than lunch… fewer calories." Another felt the money would simply be redistributed. "Now the money the pharma companies save will go to TV [direct-to-consumer] advertising, making my life miserable." Apparently thinking the code was imposed by the government, several respondents thought politicians should clean their own house before judging others. "It's OK for a politician to accept money from a lobbyist, but we cannot accept even a small trinket?" exclaimed one doctor. "Something's wrong here."
Image Improvement
Those who agree with the ban believe that it will improve the public's perception of healthcare providers. "Patients are less likely to feel doctors are prescribing meds based on gifts," said one. "The image of physicians is clouded by their apparent paid-off relationships with drug companies," agreed another. "I trained in the Navy and was not permitted to receive items from reps. Any practice-related item could be seen as a bribe from the company," wrote one.
Giveaways cause real, not just perceived, conflicts, others said. "Gifts [create] bias no matter what we like to think about our ability to remain objective." Another stated, "There should be no inducements."
In addition to seeking their opinion about regulatory developments, we asked physicians how the tumbling economy and higher cost of travel are affecting their plans to attend out-of-town meetings. To place these responses in context: Surveys were sent out beginning in mid-September as financial markets plummeted. Although oil prices and fuel costs dropped during the fall, airfares continued to be higher than in 2007.
Half of respondents said that they plan to attend fewer meetings requiring overnight travel during the coming year. Thirty-eight percent said they plan to attend more local meetings, while 50 percent said they plan to earn more of their CME credits via methods not requiring travel. However, 33 percent said they had no plans to change their travel patterns.
In a separate question, physicians were asked about their upcoming travel plans. Twenty-seven percent said they plan to attend no out-of-town meetings during the next 12 months — almost double the 15 percent of respondents who gave the same answer in last year's survey. Thirty-one percent of docs plan to attend one meeting, down from 39 percent last year. Twenty-five percent plan to attend two meetings, down from 28 percent last year.
Air Travel Decisions
For the first time, when asking doctors how they make their decisions to attend out-of-town CME meetings, we included choices about air travel expenses, availability, and hassles — and those factors ranked in the top 10. A meeting's "geographic location" tops the list, as usual, with a mean of 4.8 on a scale of 1 to 6, with 1 meaning not at all important and 6 meaning extremely important. Next up were "meeting length" (4.8) and "meeting dates" (4.7). The "greater expense of airfare" came in at 4.4, as did the "increased hassles surrounding air travel." The "reduced availability of flights" ranked 4.2. These travel-related factors came in ahead of the "CME provider's reputation," and "speaker reputation," two choices that made the top 10 list last year. This year both scored 4.1.
Economic pressures may have affected doctors' travel during the 12 months prior to the survey, as well. Respondents earned 34 percent of their credits at out-of-town meetings, which is a dip from the 2007 survey result of 41 percent, but is still the most popular method for racking up credits. Out-of-town conferences were the most popular with the younger-than-45 docs, who garnered 46 percent of their credits at meetings, compared to 33 percent of the 45-to-55s, and 31 percent of the older-than-55s.
Local meetings came in second, with respondents acquiring 22 percent of their credits through those events, up from 19 percent in last year's survey.
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E-CME was the third-most-popular method of obtaining credits, with docs acquiring 15 percent of their credits through online services, up from 11 percent in the 2007 survey, and more than double the number in the 2006 survey, when respondents said they earned 7 percent of their credits electronically.
This method is least popular with the younger-than-45 crowd, who earned 8 percent of their credits online, compared to 18 percent for the 45-to-55s, and 15 percent for the older than 55s.
For the third year we asked physicians what online CME formats they use. The most popular method among the 38 percent who answered is Internet point-of-care, as we've seen in previous years, accounting for 62 percent of respondents' online credits. The next most popular choice was enduring Internet activities; docs earned 20 percent of their credits through that medium, down from 25 percent last year. Live Internet activities such as webcasts came in next, with physicians accruing 10 percent of their credits via those services, up from 7 percent in last year's survey, and 5 percent in the 2006 survey. MP3/podcasts accounted for 5 percent of respondents' e-CME credits, a jump from last year when docs earned fewer than 1 percent of their online credits through that method; however, in the 2006 survey, physicians also obtained 5 percent of their credits via MP3/podcasts.
We asked all the respondents about their e-CME plans for the next year, and they aim to increase their participation. Forty-seven percent plan to use Internet point-of-care to obtain credits, up slightly from last year's 46 percent. Twenty-two percent plan to use performance improvement, an increase over last year's 17 percent; 13 percent said they plan to use MP3/podcasts next year, a big jump from the 2007 survey, when 8 percent intended to try that format.
Room for Improvement
Asked how effective CME activities are in meeting their needs, the largest percentage, 55 percent, answered "somewhat effective," while 38 percent said "extremely effective," and 5 percent responded "slightly effective." Nobody answered that they were not at all effective. These answers roughly correlate to last year's.
As for why CME activities do not meet their needs, respondents' write-in answers indicate that CME providers are heading in the right direction with more individualized formats, such as point-of-care and performance improvement. Doctors said activities were not relevant or tailored enough to their clinical practice."I attend activities for the hours, but rarely is the content specific to my needs," said one doctor.
Another said, "It's hard to concentrate for a full day but [I] can't justify less when going to a meeting." One lamented, "same old lectures and speakers." Another complained that the locations are too "ritzy" and hotels cost too much. Two respondents observed that activities are too biased.
On the positive side, one in five physicians said they earned fewer credits than in previous years; that's an improvement over last year's survey, when one in four earned fewer credits than they had previously.
For those who tallied fewer credits than in past years, with respondents choosing all answers that applied, 21 percent said it was because CME activities did not meet their needs, a higher percentage than last year's 14 percent. The most prevalent reason was that they are too busy to take time away from their practice (61 percent). Economic pressures are also a factor, with 46 percent saying it is "too costly to take time away from my practice," and 15 percent answering that "employer restrictions on attendance-reimbursement" resulted in their earning fewer credits than in past years.
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Survey Snapshot
This year's survey consisted of 23 questions. Responses to all of these were cross-tabulated by gender, age, and by number of out-of-town meetings respondents attended in the previous 12 months. To purchase the full report, visit The Research Store at meetingsnet.com.
Ban the Ban
What is your opinion about the updated PhRMA Code that bars pharma companies from giving physicians any items unless they are related to education?
Bribes or Benefits?
Respondents answered based on a 6-point scale in which 1 represented "strongly disagree" and 6 represented "strongly agree."
Gift ban opinions
"We are moral and not stupid. I cannot be swayed by material stuff."
Education or Infomercials?
"Physicians should not be billboards for pharmaceutical companies."
Speaker restriction opinions
"As long as I am aware upfront about such conflicts it should not matter. We should not be denied access to [these experts'] information."
No Gag Rules
"An unbiased presentation cannot be given from someone on the payroll of the product they are discussing."
What is your opinion about the ACCME's proposed policy that would prohibit physicians who do paid pharmaceutical company product promotion from developing or teaching certified CME activities about the same product or content area?
Top 10 Travel Factors
Respondents answered based on a 6-point scale in which 1 represented "strongly disagree" and 6 represented "strongly agree."
For the first time, we included choices about air travel expenses, availability, and hassles when asking physicians how they decide whether to attend an out-of-town meeting, and those factors drew high scores.
|Meeting's geographical location
|Meeting length (days away from home/work)
|Meeting date(s)
|Availability of education (no local equivalent)
|Need/desire for CE credits
|Meeting registration fee
|Greater airfare expense
|Increased hassles surrounding air trave
|Miscellaneous costs (travel, food, lodging)
|Reduced availability of flights
Respondents rated factors based on a 6-point scale where 1 represents "not at all important" and 6 represents "extremely important."
How will the weakened economy and/or higher costs of travel affect your attendance at CME meetings during the next 12 months?
|I plan to attend fewer out-of-town meetings.
|I plan to attend more local meetings.
|I plan to earn more of my CME via methods not requiring travel.
|I have no plans to change my travel plans.
Point-of-Care Most Popular
Respondents chose all answers that apply.
Physicians earned
of their online credits through Internet point-of-care activities.
Mostly Meetings
plan to earn credits through point-of-care activities during the next 12 months.
Percentage of credits earned, by method
|Attending out-of-town meeting
|Attending local meetings
|Online services
|Reading journals
|Audio CDs/tapes
|Performance improvement
Credit Climb
Total does not add up to 100% due to rounding.
Respondents earned an average of 51 credits during the 12 months prior to the survey, up from the average of 48 credits reported in last year's survey.
Lecture Me!
38% find CME activities extremely effective in meeting their needs; an additional 55% find them somewhat effective.
When attending a CME meeting covering new clinical information, how effective are each of the following formats in motivating you to change your practice behavior?
Ratings are based on a 6-point scale where 6 represents "extremely effective" and 1 represents "not at all effective."
Sidebar: Methodology
|Lectures with Q&A session
|Case-based learning
|Hands-on, skill-building sessions
|Consulting with colleagues
|Small-group interactive sessions
|Lectures with pre- and post- test
|Lectures without Q&A session
|Unstructured topic discussion
This is the 16th Annual Physician Preferences in CME Survey. It is the longest-running horizontal study of physician preferences and participation in CME. Penton Media mailed alert postcards on September 15, 2008, followed by cover letters and questionnaires sent on September 17 to 1,500 U.S.-based physicians selected on an nth number basis from an American Medical Association file provided by KM Lists, Marlton, N.J. A follow-up mailing was sent on September 30, 2008, to nonrespondents. Letters in the first mailing were affixed with first-class stamps to differentiate them from competing direct-mail pieces, and contained a one-dollar incentive and a postage-paid response envelope. We received 175 usable surveys, a response rate of 12 percent.
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Chris Federline Says Britney Spears' Son is His, Singer Stole Capital One Cardby Free Britney at .
Kevin Federline's brother Chris says he not only had an affair with Britney Spears, but fathered her oldest son Sean, according to a new bombshell tabloid report.
Christopher Federline, as reported by the National Enquirer, filed for a restraining order against Britney on December 18 in U.S. District Court in Tampa, Fla.
Claiming The X Factor judge stole from, blackmailed and harassed him. Obvi.
"She is out-of-control and a maniac," Chris Federline said in the court docs.
Say what now? Well, he explains, or at least tries to ...
Chris claims Britney recently "went to Kevin's house to pick up Sean Preston and Jayden James, and [his] wallet was on Kevin's coffee table."
Britney, he says, "opened it up and stole [his] Capital One credit card."
C-Fed says Britney racked up $4,500 in charges, and also "laughed at me [and] told me my brother Kevin ruined her life, and made fun of me and told me I have a small penis."
That covers all bases right there.
As for the illegitimate he claims he fathered, Chris says he got the pop star pregnant while she was married to K-Fed - and that SHE threatened to expose it.
"She also blackmailed me and told me if I tell the police that she stole my credit card, that she will tell the world I'm the true father of Sean Preston, not Kevin."
"I do confess I slept with Britney, and I am the true father, but the public does not need to know," he admitted ... to a f--king celebrity gossip magazine.
Makes perfect sense to us.
Yet, when he asked for his card back, she "just laughed" and "threatened to tell Kevin she and Chris had sex while she was married to Kevin ... and tell everyone."
It's unclear how many times they allegedly fornicated while both were married, but Chris says he regrets the affair with Britney and didn't want it to get out.
An insider says, "Chris says the fling was a mistake" and he "always felt bad and kept it to himself because he didn't want Alisha, his wife at the time, to know."
If the recent Britney split rumors are true, she and Jason Trawick are on the rocks. Maybe she and Chris can patch up their differences ... in the sack!
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So Chris Federlyin says Brittany Spears is
"out of control and a maniac" ! Sounds like he's
tryin to justify his adulterous liason with her
to me. As for her stealin his Capital One
card, she makes more than $4500.00 per hour
based on the compounding interest factor
of her mutual funds investment portfolio.
Consider yourself one of the lucky ones
Chris and add another notch to your" notches
in my bedpost campaign"!!!
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Umm....Brenda D...I don't wanna pull a Chris Crocker, but leave Britney the fuck alone!
1.) She doesn't have a daughter, but 2 sons.
2.) The split between her and Jason hasn't been comfirmed as true yet. They're just rumors for now.
3.) She does not only care about fame and fortune. She's even publicly stated she surrounds herself with people that put her in her place if she starts to act diva-ish.
So, yeah. Read up on your facts before you try to bash my girl Britney ;)
Umm....Brenda D...I don't wanna pull a Chris Crocker, but leave Britney the fuck alone!
1.) She doesn't have a daughter, but 2 sons.
2.) The split between her and Jason hasn't been comfirmed as true yet. They're just rumors for now.
3.) She does not only care about fame and fortune. She's even publicly stated she surrounds herself with people that put her in her place if she starts to act diva-ish.
So, yeah. Read up on your facts before you try to bash my girl Britney ;)
I was sad to learn of the split.I was afraid this would happen as I watched her show.She has no idea that she just ended the best relationship she may ever have.Iam saddened she cares more about fame & fortune then haveing a loveing family.I have no respect for her & in the end she lost everything.Her daughter will never understand this insanity she's created in her life.Iam no longer going to engage myself her insanity she calls her life.


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I went to a bookstore last night and got so sad thinking of all of the books I would have gotten excited about showing her, buying to learn about with her, etc.
So, you still can share books and ideas with your child, but now she'll be able to share them with you, too. For our family, it's worked out to be a far more dynamic way to learn than for so much to be coming from mom.
And since my life is less focused on the kids, it's more focused on things that are interesting To Me, which has turned out to be very enriching for my kids!
Rowan (k) is kicking butt..he got all S's (the equivalent of A's I guess) and a comment from the teacher about how he is a wonderful addition to the class and a joy to have as a student.
|Kira (2nd) had all N's (the equivalent of all f's) except for Art,Music,Gym. They are still using her "tier 3 intervention plan" which includes a modified cirriculum until the evaluations are complete.
|The school psychologist will be sending home the report on the 19th, We had to make an adjustment to assess her fine and gross motor skills as part of the evaluation so that and the IQ test will be done on the 14th. The school has been awesome with her but I'm still wigging out as I know this is a looong drawn out process, but it feels like an eternity!
We don't have 3rd quarter grades yet. Older DD's 504 plan is going well and her teachers are doing a good job with her, except for her science teacher. I have a private conference set up with him on Thursday.


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Veteran event producer Andrea Michaels, head of Sherman Oaks, Calif.-based Extraordinary Events, notes that clients expect "fully fleshed-out proposals delivered with very little or sometimes no information; they expect that proposals that take a great deal of research and preparation can be turned around in too little time--sometimes in a matter of hours. They expect that you can be accurate as well as creative, but will not allow the time or money for a site inspection. And then they expect that they can take whatever time they need—or want—to review the proposal, ask for renderings, floor plans, revisions, etc., with no guarantee that you have the job. And finally, they expect that you will produce the job without a deposit—because it's now too late to generate payment—and oftentimes ask you to wait for 30 to 90 days for payment. Want me to go on?"
Mark Baltazar, CEO and managing partner of New York-based Broadstreet, notes that many categories of special events have fallen by the wayside nowadays. "Programs that cannot be tied directly to revenue are gone," he says. Overall, event programs are "smaller, scaled-down and business-focused," he says.
Nancy Shaffer, owner of Washington-based Bravo Events by Design, says the change in the business climate means her company has changed the way it does business. "Before 2008, it was more the exception than the rule that as an industry we were asked to participate in the strategic planning. We were the ones who made an event exciting, tasty, visual, engaging and logistically effective. Now we're asked more often to participate in the process before the decision to hold a live experience is made. We know that we are integral to the success of an event and the earlier we are involved in the process, the better the impact. We are not just 'party planners.' We are the producers of the live elements of a company's marketing and communications campaign."
For more, see the May/June issue of Special Events.
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