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The annual earnings of America's economic elite remain way below their 2007 peak, according to a recent study. These folks took home an average of $1.05 million in 2011, down nearly 30% from the $1.48 million they averaged four years earlier, before the Great Recession took hold.
Don't feel too bad for the wealthy, though. The bottom 99% have seen their earnings drop a more modest 12% from their peak four years ago, but their income continued slipping, according to Internal Revenue Service data crunched by Emmanuel Saez, an economics professor at University of California, Berkeley.
Those in America's bottom 99% had an average income of $42,826 in 2011. That's essentially flat compared to two years ago -- meaning that while America's richest enjoyed a rebound, others have not. Their average income is the lowest it has been since 1995, compared to 2003 for the top 1%.
Most of the gains for the country's top earners came in the first year of the recovery, between 2009 and 2010, thanks largely to the stock market's revival. Growth flattened after that, but Saez expects 2012 to be another good year for the privileged few.
"Top 1% income will likely surge, due to booming stock prices, as well as retiming of income to avoid the higher 2013 top tax rates," he wrote in a recent report. "Bottom 99% will likely grow much more modestly."
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The declining fortunes of many American workers predates the Great Recession, according to Frank Levy, a labor economist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
Until the 1980s, employees benefited as productivity improved. That changed as blue-collar jobs dried up and unions receded.
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Check out this frozen white (BMW Individual color) F10 M5 with 3D Design Kit, OEM whiteline tail lights, and Eisenmann 4x90mm exhaust system.
Every person on earth who is lucky enough to have a stable, healthy, and safe lifestyle will eventually discover an irrefutable fact about themselves and their own humanity- there is a drive in each of us to push limits. This drive is so naturally ingrained, so deep within ourselves that most of us do not attempt to examine or explain it. But it is there. No matter what we do, no matter where our lives take us, each of us is simply built to exceed.
IND as a company is built on this principle. Our daily moves, each decision, each step is taken in an attempt to reach beyond ourselves. Some M enthusiasts may remember us from a project we completed in 2010, when a client … CONTINUED
The F11 Touring LCI facelift has now been spotted. This particular prototype is equipped with the xenon headlight option which retains the circular angel eyes/corona rings. The LED headlight option (previously spotted on the gray F10 5 Series sedan prototype) will feature the new squared off angel eyes.
We have information which shows production for the F10 LCI as beginning in July 2013, with deliveries starting in August/September of 2013.
The prototype F10 LCI shows slightly sportier side mirrors, with integrated turn signals (still camouflaged). The grey F10 LCI prototype below is equipped with a new LED headlights option with squared off angel eyes/corona rings. The standard xenon lights will retain circular angel eyes. The tail light graphics will receive a new look.
The front and rear bumpers … CONTINUED
Some impressive performance results recorded by Autobild for the M6 coupe:
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Only 0.40 seconds behind the M3 GTS around the test track.
The dyno results were pretty awesome as well: 632 hp, 800Nm (590 lb-ft) torque.
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Manhart Racing has released its full MH5-S biturbo F10 M5 full tuning program, consisting of cosmetic enhancements as well as performance upgrades in the form of a software ECU tune, exhaust system, and coilover suspension system. The full program includes:
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The first stage tuning package breathes more power into the M5′s bi-turbo 4.4L V8 S63Tu engine by pushing it 624hp (633 PS / 466 kW) and 575 lb-ft (780 … CONTINUED
We've now posted better spy photos of the F10 5 Series LCI facelift update and an additional update has come to light – the prototype shows a new squared off angel eyes (coronal lights) shape, which has started to appear on BMWs beginning with the latest 3 Series, 6 Series, and 7 Series.
For the past week, the BMW Performance Center offered a BMW Performance Driving School event at the legendary Lime Rock Park, featuring the all new F10 M5, the E92 M3 coupe and the 1M coupe.
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UPDATE 10/17: Better spy photos of the F10 LCI prototype now show a new squared off angel eyes (coronal lights) shape, which has started to appear on BMWs beginning with the latest 3 Series, 6 Series, and 7 Series. Also, the new front bumper will feature BMW's air curtain vents.
The first F10 5 Series Sedan and F07 5 Series GT LCI (facelift) update prototypes have now been spotted. This will facelift the entire 5 Series lineup, including the F10 sedan, F11 touring, F07 GT, and the F10 M5.
We have information which shows production for the F10 LCI as beginning in July 2013, with deliveries starting in August/September of 2013.
The prototype F10 LCI shows slightly sportier side mirrors, with integrated turn signals (still camouflaged). The headlights … CONTINUED
Here's a fun matchup. Watch as the BMW F10 M5 drags against the Tesla Model S to 100MPH. Here are their specs on paper:
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F10 M5 – 502 lb-ft torque @ 1500-6560rpm, RWD, 0-62mph 4.4s (factory quoted), 4,288 lbs
The race is a close one and many variables shift the advantage to the Tesla S in such a race. For one, the race is only to 100MPH. Although the Tesla is heavier, it gets full torque to the wheels instantly. You can see the M5 catching up and about to pass at the 100MPH mark, resulting in it winning 1 of the 3 races. If this … CONTINUED


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It's hard to believe, but the holiday season is upon us already. Smiling faces, decorated stores, and the general holiday hustle and bustle fill the air. How can you and the girls celebrate the season, keep traditions, share cultural differences, and end the year with good vibes?
Keep It Simple, Sister
Here's a holiday K.I.S.S. to help you and the girls plan for the holiday season:
Keep it Reasonable
Planning ahead is what's needed to keep things manageable. The girls may want to go holiday caroling, but do they really have the time to spend the next six weeks practicing? Hanging holiday decorations in a children's hospital ward or a nursing home takes one afternoon and is appreciated and welcomed by many! Take a close look at time constraints as you and the girls plan for the holiday season.
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Everyone loves a holiday party, but keep in mind that the definition of "party" can vary. Ask the girls how they want to celebrate the holidays as a group. Do they want to cook and prepare their favorite holiday dishes for all to enjoy? Or is swapping holiday cards over a pizza more in line with how they would like to spend their time?
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Ask the girls whether they want to stay connected over the holiday break or not. If not, the first meeting back can be a great opportunity for everyone to share holiday experiences. If the girls decide they want to stay connected, are they thinking of IM-ing and e-mailing or taking trips with parents to the mall to use their gift cards?
Set the Tone for the New Year
Take this time to have girls plan for the post-holiday season. Ask the girls if they want to come back together when school resumes—or do they want a longer break? After what may have been a hectic holiday season, an informal post-holiday season party can be a great way to come back together in the New Year.
Remember: the goal is to reduce holiday stress, have time to relax, AND have fun! So K.I.S.S. your way through the season—both with your Girl Scout group and at home!
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A lot of questions and calls come in every year about tomatoes that look great and flower, but do not set a lot of fruit. Unfortunately, it is not a disease or an insect—those can be controlled. You can blame this problem on Mother Nature.
First, here's a brief horticultural lesson. Tomatoes are self-pollinating, meaning they have flowers that contain both the male and female parts, so more than one plant is not needed for reproduction. The pollen falls within the flower to pollinate itself. That doesn't mean insects and wind aren't important, though. They can help pollinate self-pollinating plants; for example, when bees light on the yellow flowers, the buzzing of their wings helps to shake the pollen off into the flower.
All of this can be perfect and the flower can still fail to set fruit. High temperatures are the main culprit.
When temperatures rise above 85 to 90 degrees F (depending on humidity) during the day and 75 degrees F at night, pollen will become unviable. Humidity can also come into play. In the extreme humid regions of the U.S., pollen may become so sticky that it does not fall. On the other end of the spectrum, in the arid regions, pollen may become so dry that it does not stick to the female part of the flower. Many gardeners try to gently shake the plant to encourage pollination, but a lot of times it is just not going to work.
If you have this problem, the best thing to do is to keep the plant healthy and fertilized. Try Bonnie Plants Herb & Vegetable Plant Food. The plant will start to produce again when the weather becomes favorable. Heirloom tomatoes can be even fussier about temperatures than most hybrid tomatoes, and in some areas will wait until late summer or early fall to start setting fruit.
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Over the last four decades, women's roles have changed dramatically — at home, in the work force and in religious institutions as well. In America, resistance to this is often couched in religious terms. Where there is a backlash against feminism and its repercussions, it is often embodied in religious practice. Host Krista Tippett speaks with three devoutly religious women who also call themselves feminist.
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This is a detail view of a fresco that adorns La Collegiata, a hotel that was once a Franciscan convent in the town of San Gimignano in Italy's Tuscany region. The fresco is a starkly literal interpretation of Genesis 2:21-23, where God creates Eve from one of Adam's ribs.
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Now you really will be wondering what happened to the savoury cook I used to be. Ginger cake, blueberry muffins and now blondies. What is going on here? Well, I am sure the savoury food will return soon – I do actually have plans to make a few new things this week and I am making a lot of savoury meals – they just happen to be dishes I've already posted about in the past. Samosas, chicken curries, fajitas. All with extra chillies in to try and shift this little baby, but so far it's not working. Never mind, back to blondies. I don't think I'd heard of blondies until I began food blogging and saw them on other blogs. I had assumed that a blondie was just a brownie but made with white chocolate instead of cocoa and dark or milk chocolate. After a little research, it seems that in fact, blondies do not have to contain any chocolate at all and get their flavour from the brown sugar that is used to make them. As they look like brownies but are lighter in colour, they get the name blondies. Well, blondies may not need to contain any chocolate, but most do and I decided whatever recipe I used, white chocolate chips were going to go in them. The recipe I used in the end was adapted from Simply Recipes, which actually used butterscotch chips instead of chocolate chips.
I am linking these to Alpha Bakes, which is run by The More Than Occasional Baker and Caroline Makes. This month Ros at The More Than Occasional Baker is the host and the letter is 'B'. I am also linking to Sweets for a Saturday.
Ingredients – makes 9-16(depending on how big you slice them)
130g plain flour
200g soft brown sugar
110g butter
1 egg
1 tsp vanilla extract
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/8 tsp bicarbonate of soda
Pinch of salt
100g white chocolate, chopped into chips
How to Make Blondies
1. Melt the butter in the microwave or in a small pan. Whisk in the sugar and vanilla.
2. Beat the egg lightly and then whisk it into the butter and sugar mixture.
3. Add the flour, baking powder, bicarbonate of soda, salt and chocolate chips. Fold into the butter and sugar mixture.
4. Line a square tin (approx 8 x 8 inches) with baking parchment and pour in the mixture. Bake in the oven at about 200c for 20 minutes. If necessary bake for an extra five minutes.


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Re the March 3 letter, Morality needed: History has shown that just about every major war ever waged on this earth was waged in the name of God. And there's certainly not enough room here to list all of the men of God guilty of sexual abuse and the financial fleecing of their flock.
Morality isn't determined by God, it's determined by the instillation of good and moral values: Live and let live, be good to others and yourself, don't hurt anybody. These values should be taught in every home and supported in every school.
I'm an athiest and I like to think that I live by these values. My children learned these values from my wife and me. I believe they live by them, as well.
Keep God in your home if you wish, but out of public schools.
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Niggas never grow up, some drink til they throw up
Some sniff that cocaine til they fucking brains blow up
Grass junkies, drunk on that Brass Monkey
Walk around wit the brain of a Crash Dummie
How the fuck you gonna try to gas cash from me?
You be in the House of a 1,000 Corpse like Rob Zombie
Culture this I God, all inside your iPod
Cuz my squad, nigga is die hard
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Put your guns down, shoot a few rounds
Fifty-two blocks, put that ass on the ground
Rocket launcher on my shoulder, world's getting colder
Hood's like Iraq, and I'm just a soldier
Niggas creep, yo, check it, yo, yo
Welcome to the City of God, where it's gritty and hard
And these dogs walk around at least, fifty a squad
Saying give me a yard, trynna, split me a broad
Maybe, spit me a dart, so I could, get me a car
Niggas creep, half can't read or speak
Shoot the whole crib, buckwild like Little Zeke
From the slums, yeah, we be the blind, deaf and dumb
We got six year old sons, knowing how to use a gun
They would shoot and don't think about it, won't even blink about it
Go home, lay on momma breast, nigga, drink about it
So while you huff and you puff, like you rough and tough
Your ass turn to a bitch once you in the cuffs
Nobody understands me, not even my family
Most important man on the planet, still they ban me
Instead of giving praises and revealing a Grammy
They'd rather see me stressed out, concealing my jammy
Hoping I got smoked out and broke like Sammy
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How can hip hop be dead when Wu-Tang is forever?
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Inclusive pricing in U.S. dollars and more variety than ever should put cruise ships on your short list of international meeting venues.
Beyond Borders: Why is this a good time to consider an international cruise?
Sean Mahoney: The economic environment and stagnant budgets in recent years have converted many nonbelievers to cruising. Overall cruise program costs can be lower than comparable resort programs. "Inclusive" prices also make cruises easier to budget. There are few hidden or extra costs. Major cruise lines accept U.S. dollars for international voyages, eliminating worries about fluctuating exchange rates, and value-added taxes and tariffs in other countries.
BB: What does "all-inclusive" mean?
Mahoney: Most cruise fares include accommodations, meals, entertainment, and activities. Some luxury cruise lines include port charges, taxes, gratuities, and wines and spirits. Guests pay extra for spa treatments, shore excursions, and Internet access.
BB: Are there international itineraries that represent particularly good value now?
Mahoney: Many cruise lines are offering savings for distressed dates this year and have discounted rates in 2010. The best rates are found in destinations where there is a concentration of vessels. Silversea and other cruise lines are offering exceptional values now in the Caribbean and Mediterranean.
BB: What meeting space do ships offer?
Mahoney: Many feature meeting facilities that include dedicated conference rooms and multipurpose venues. The "show lounge" on most ships is ideal for large multimedia and awards presentations. These are generally production-quality venues featuring sophisticated sound, lighting, set design, and special effects, many of which can be used at little or no extra charge. Basic audiovisual equipment is usually free of charge as well. Modern ships feature wireless technologies and other services designed to support business events. Large ships feature venues that can accommodate trade shows, exhibits, and concurrent meetings.
BB: What types of meetings have you booked on Silversea ships?
Mahoney: Silversea ships have been chartered as "floating hotels" for major sporting events including the Grand Prix, World Cup Soccer, Summer Olympics, and the Superbowl. Silversea also chartered a vessel to former Russian President Vladimir Putin for a summit of world leaders. Executive decision-makers and planners have turned to cruise ships in the past several years to address growing concerns about security. After all, a cruise ship is a self-contained environment. All guests are required to show a boarding pass to enter or exit the vessel. (In fact, Silversea matches each guest to a computerized photo to confirm his or her identity.) Some planners appreciate the ability to revise the voyage itinerary and reposition the vessel if necessary. (Try moving a land-based resort!) Ship charters are becoming more popular because they provide exclusive use of the vessel. It's easier to protect high-profile attendees and proprietary business content when you control everything that happens on board.
Sean Mahoney is global vice president, corporate and incentive sales, Silversea Cruises. He is based in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Find more information at www.silversea.com.


text: UW-Discovery Farms Conference Dec. 12 At Wisconsin Dells Learn about crop management strategies in the 21st Century. Published on: Dec 10, 2012 Farmers are often at the mercy of factors beyond their personal control. While the list can be diverse, two key factors beyond personal control are commodity prices and the weather. Tools to manage risk from prices below profit points or damaging weather include commodity price contracting, picking seed genetics for pest management, tillage to warm and dry the soil, and many more. Have you ever thought of soil and water conservation as a risk management tool? As we all learned from the 2012 crop season, too little water can be devastating, and intense storms that deliver large amounts of water in a short time period can be just as risky. The University of Wisconsin – Discovery Farms Program is hosting a one-day conference to explore the economics of soil and water conservation, and whether implementing conservation practices can serve as a risk management tool. Mark your calendar for Dec. 12 and come to the Wilder¬ness, Glacier Canyon Conference Center in Wisconsin Dells. Mark your calendar for Dec. 12 and come to the Wilderness, Glacier Canyon Conference Center in Wisconsin Dells. Registration is $ 45, includes lunch and materials, and can be done on-line at www.uwdiscoveryfarms.org. This event is being co-sponsored by Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation, Professional Dairy Producers of Wisconsin, Wisconsin Soybean Marketing Board, and Wisconsin Pork Association. Members of the co-sponsoring organizations receive $10 off the registration price. Plan to arrive at 9:30 a.m.; presentations and discussion begin at 10 a.m.; and we will finish by 4 p.m. Continuing education credits will be 4.5 CEUs total with 1.0 in Nutrient Management and 3.5 in Soil & Water Management. You will hear from several speakers and learn: What practices are reducing environmental and economic risks on Wisconsin farms? How much water do I need for a crop this year? Is climate change in Wisconsin impacting agriculture? Is conservation tillage the right choice for your bottom line? How do large storm events impact annual sediment and nutrient loss? What risks come along with farming steep slopes? And, what are the economics, challenges, and new opportunities in manure handling? Crop Management in the 21st Century. Register at www.uwdiscoveryfarms.org or call 715-983-5668 for more information. Source: UW-Extension


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OVER the years, meeting planners have developed guidelines and formulas to help them estimate their audiovisual needs. The following are some of the most useful rules of thumb that can help you to match your groups with the meeting room and equipment that fit the job.
First Row/Last Row (2X8 rule) No one should be seated closer to the screen than two times the screen height, and no farther away than eight times the screen height. For example, if you were using a 9-foot-high, 12-foot-wide screen to show a video, the audience should not be any closer than 18 feet from the screen, and the last row should not be more than 72 feet away.
Screen Height One way to do a quick estimate for an appropriate height for a screen is to divide the length of the room by eight (assuming that the entire room will be used). For example, if a room is 60 feet long, the screen should be at least seven feet tall.
Screen Width Once you've determined the height of the screen, the width is determined by the medium. For slides, the height-to-width ratios for horizontal slides is two to three (if the screen is 8 feet tall, then the width should be 12 feet). If you have a mix of horizontal and vertical slides, the ratio is one to one. For a wide-screen format, use a one-to-three ratio (two horizontal images side by side is a common multi-image format, called "two-screen butt"). In this case, with an eight-foot-high screen, the width should be 24 feet.
For overheads, the height-to-width ratio is one to one. Video and 16mm film require a three-to-four ratio. If you transfer a slide show to video, you need to be aware that their aspect ratios are different. If you crop the video so there is no blank space above or below the slide, you will lose some of the image on the sides. If it's important to keep the entire slide image, you can use a small border above and/or below the image on the video transfer.
Minimum Ceiling Height Even when people are seated, their heads can block the view of those behind them. A quick fix is to raise the bottom of the screen so it is four to five feet off the floor. This should give even those in the rear a good view of the screen. Of course that means that the ceiling height of the meeting room must be be at least as tall as the height of the screen plus four or five feet.
Calculating Room Size To calculate the size room you need for a function, multiply the number of persons in the audience by the "comfort factor" and then by 1.5 (to account for aisles and staging space). Here are the comfort factors:
* Theater style. Comfortable: nine square feet; tight: seven square feet
* Theater style with AV. Ten square feet
* Classroom style. Comfortable: 18 square feet (two persons per six feet); tight: 12 square feet (three persons per six feet)
For example, if you have an audience of 500 people and you're using AV, multiply 500 times 10 times 1.5. The product, 7,500, is the number of square feet of space you will need. Of course, whether you're projecting from the rear of the screen or from the front has an impact on the amount of space required. The calculations above are for front-screen projection.
Another way to calculate how many people you can put in a room is to subtract the space you need for the stage, lighting towers, control station, scaffolding, etc. from the total space and then divide the remaining space by ten square feet.
Lens Focal Length How big a lens do you need to fill the screen with an image? To calculate the lens focal length that you'll need for a slide projector or 16mm movie projector, multiply the "throw distance" (in feet) by the aperture width (in inches) and divide by the screen width (in feet). The throw distance is the distance from the projector to the screen. The common aperture widths are 35mm (1.35 inches) and 16mm (.38 inch). For example, if you're projecting a slide from a distance of 18 feet to a screen that is 12 feet wide and you are using a 35mm lens, then the focal length you will need will be two inches (approximately 50mm). If you already have your lens, you can calculate the throw distance by multiplying the focal length by the screen width and dividing by the aperture width.
Guidelines for Video Projection When a group is viewing a video monitor, 25 people can watch a 20-inch monitor, 50 people a 27-inch monitor, and 70 a 35-inch monitor. When using a CRT (cathode ray tube) video projector, the projection distance is 1.5 times the screen width. So, if you have a 12-foot-wide screen, the projector would need to be 18 feet away.


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Holding a meeting downtown can make your job as a religious meeting planner both harder and easier. Easier because these destinations are often more conveniently located than resort areas, and typically your attendees will not want for plenty of nearby activities and attractions. Harder because you may have to give more thought to negotiating hotel space, working with CVBs, cutting shuttle costs, researching interesting special event venues, and considering safety issues. Here's some valuable help in all these areas.
Offbeat Venues
Most cities can offer backdrops to suit any type of group. Here are a few that you might not have considered.
Seattle's Experience Music Project, or EMP (www.emplive.com), adds architectural drama to the city and, not surprisingly, offers a departure from the standard museum experience. Groups can host events in the building's breathtaking Sky Church, a soaring central hall with a 70-foot ceiling, the world's largest indoor video screen, and a 48,000-watt surround-sound system. Groups of up to 2,000 can buy out the building for an evening of interactive music fun.
Besides galleries and exhibits, the EMP houses an interactive sound lab where visitors can try out a drum set, guitars, and keyboards, or experience the recording process firsthand.
More and more groups are using San Francisco's National Maritime Museum (www.maritime.org). With its spectacular setting on San Francisco Bay at the tip of Fisherman's Wharf, and its remarkable design — an art-moderne replica of an ocean liner, with classic terrazzo floors, murals, and chrome detailing — the museum offers one of the most memorable experiences in this one-of-a-kind city.
Washingtonians consider The National Building Museum (www.nbm.org) to be one of the most beautiful attractions in a city of remarkable architecture. The museum has long drawn high-profile events to its breathtaking public spaces. The Great Hall of the grand 19th-century structure can accommodate 200 to 2,000 people for a sit-down dinner or as many as 2,500 for a reception, and the facilities boast catering and AV departments. Groups can be part of history, spending an evening in the historic spaces that have hosted inaugural balls for U.S. presidents.
Also in Washington, consider Washington National Cathedral (www.cathedral.org/cathedral/). Elegant spaces, conference rooms, and a modern auditorium can be reserved after hours for receptions, dinners, and events. This Gothic-style cathedral offers an unusual setting with spectacular architecture and works of art: stained glass windows, wood and stone carvings, wrought iron works, tapestries, and more.
Los Angeles provides two options for a quintessentially Hollywood experience: Warner Bros. (www.wbspecialevents.com) and Universal Studios (www.universalstudios.com) give meeting attendees a peek into the movie-making process at back-lot parties. At Warner Bros., guests can choose from seven exterior sets, and customized tours of the studios can be arranged.
The 66-acre Dallas Arboretum and Botanical Garden (www.dallasarboretum.org) is a welcoming oasis in the shadows of the city's towering skyline. Adjacent to White Rock Lake, the grounds feature breathtaking year-round horticultural delights as well as statuary, fountains, and two historic mansions. Last year, the American Association of Museums created an elegant evening in the garden, with harpists and guitarists serenading 600 guests.
Make Friends with the CVB
Convention and visitors bureaus are excellent sources of help for planning and executing a city convention. These days, many CVBs consider themselves to be the religious meeting planner's partner, promoting not only an association's event but the city as well.
The Denver Metro CVB, for example, has software that can send e-mails to an organization's membership, a Web site and CD with more than 50 photos, and other tools to help lure potential attendees to the city.
The Chicago Convention and Tourism Bureau offers planners a digital resource kit: a CD-ROM and floppy disk with photos, area maps, floor plans for McCormick Place, articles about Chicago, and more. This year, the bureau will roll out a similar CD-ROM with sample advertisements that groups can customize by dropping in their own information. "They'll save on the creative side because they won't have to reinvent the wheel," says spokeswoman Rachel Crippin Clark.
A number of CVBs also offer high-tech lodging assistance. "We can help with site visits, room blocks, reservations, and an online inventory," says Vikki Kelly, CMP, director of convention services for the Denver Metro CVB. "We're also up to speed on attrition issues and on how to help planners manage room blocks more effectively." That includes helping with more accurate forecasts and tracking the reservations process as the event approaches.
Managing a group's housing needs also means being able to accommodate different tastes, and cities such as New Orleans are happy to provide variety. "If we're working with a convention and they want to include bed and breakfasts [in their room block], we'll absolutely do that," says Beverly Gianna, a CVB spokeswoman.
Some bureaus go out of their way to stress the personal touch. In New Orleans, convention services staff will help meeting planners assemble attendee goodie bags with Big Easy signature items such as hot pepper sauce, coffee, and Mardi Gras beads.
And the Los Angeles CVB doesn't simply set up site visits. Representatives will collect meeting planners at the airport and accompany them on their calls. "That way, they're able to take advantage of the relationships we have with the venues," says Madeline Kruzel, CMP, assistant vice president of client services for the organization.
Six Tips for Better Deals
Religious conference planners should expect a warm reception from hotel and convention sales departments. But there are ways to improve your position:
Shop around. Considering multiple destinations — and not keeping that a secret — provides leverage. The result might be a more competitive package.
Stay flexible, if possible. "Cities like group business in 'needs' periods," says David Lutz, chief operating officer with Twinsburg, Ohio — based Conferon. "Those are defined in a number of ways: It could be January in Cleveland, or a weekend in August. Hotels and cities would like to see more groups have the flexibility to fill the holes that they have."
Demographics talk. Hotels want to maximize overall revenue, so they might look more favorably at groups likely to spend more on F&B and other profitable add-ons. "Demographics can really play into deal-making," Lutz says.
Think hard about ways to reduce the potential for attrition. Instead of blocking all the group's rooms at large convention hotels, it might make sense to spread the risk around to properties at different price points. "Most groups have people willing to pay a premium and be where all the action is, but others want to come and are on a shoestring budget, so it's always good to have a mix of room types and rates," Lutz says. He also recommends comparing a hotel's in-house registration list against a list of registered attendees, to spot any guests who might have made reservations outside the official room block. It's a lot of trouble, he admits, "but it's much better than paying a large attrition bill." And if the hotel is sold out, a group should not have to pay any attrition fees, regardless of whether it fell short of its room commitment.
Visit a destination and its hotels and try to develop relationships, advises Richard Green, vice president of association sales and industry relations with Marriott International, Washington, D.C. "Spending time understanding each other's business is time very well-spent," he explains. It also allows the planner to make sure the hotel or convention center fits his or her group's needs best.
Do your homework. "In this day and age, a savvy meeting planner always does Internet searches, not only for the facts on space but also to see what kinds of rates are quoted to the public," Green observes.
In the end, Lutz says, getting the best terms is a matter of posing a simple question: "When is my business most important to you?"
Prepare for Emergencies
If a good religious meeting planner should be ready for virtually anything, then mounting a city meeting, with multiple venues and accommodations, poses a true test of one's resourcefulness. Knowing whom to contact in the event of medical, security, and other emergencies is crucial.
At the convention center and at individual hotels, a planner should be familiar with the emergency contact assigned to the meeting; that person will know how to reach police, fire, and medical emergency personnel. Don't assume dialing 911 on the telephone will produce the needed response. It's also wise to have the director of security's name and contact information.
In case of emergencies, "it's always good to get a list of hospitals nearby that will accept patients," says Claudia Wehrman, CMP, regional director of sales for PRA Destination Management in San Diego.
Wehrman also suggests familiarizing yourself with the facility manager who is on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week. That's the person she would contact for "anything that goes on at that center — from the lights going out to a small fire starting somewhere."
Companies providing shuttle service for a citywide convention should be tracking potential street closures along their routes, but it doesn't hurt to have access to that information yourself.
Events of recent months have pointed up the need to be prepared for what once seemed remote possibilities: airport shutdowns and biohazard threats. Knowing how to reach airport management authorities is a good idea so that you can keep meeting attendees informed about a closure, and thinking in advance about ways to help stranded travelers is advisable.
Charles Slepian, CEO of the Foreseeable Risk Analysis Center, New York City and Portland, Ore., had to deal with a perceived biohazard threat at an October military convention for which he served as a security consultant. After some of the delegates expressed concern about a powdery white substance in program materials, Slepian and the security team opted to shut down the convention center and call in a hazardous materials team from the local fire department.
Until the fire officials determined that the substance was harmless, the security staff had to prevent anyone from entering or leaving the building. They also had to answer questions as best they could. "Until you know for sure, it's better just to say there's been an emergency," Slepian advises.
In general, because of the heightened awareness of terrorist threats, Slepian says that beefing up security measures — at a venue, for a guest speaker, along a shuttle route — isn't a bad idea, if for no other reason than to make attendees feel safer. So being able to contact local security providers quickly makes sense.
"You never know what's going to appear while you're having your conference, what's going to pop up in the paper that day," Slepian says. "So you have to be prepared."
Keep Transportation Costs Down
Convention shuttle bills can add up quickly, but there are ways to manage these costs. Ellen Proxmire, president of PGI Washington, a Washington, D.C. — based events management company, offers these suggestions:
If you book enough volume with one transportation company, you can often negotiate a lower per-hour cost. "The hours add up very rapidly if you have 30 buses on a shuttle," Proxmire says. "If you can lower your per-hour cost by even $10, it makes a difference in the long run."
Schedule more buses only during the busier times in the schedule, such as at the beginning and end of the day. And offer less frequent service in the middle of the day.
If the meeting includes a spouse or companion program, coordinate it with the regular shuttle service. "If you integrate the bus orders, you won't be paying for a four-hour minimum because you'll be using the same buses," Proxmire notes.
Signage can be expensive, so consider buying a computer software graphics package and creating signs yourself.
Look for corporate sponsors to help underwrite the shuttle cost in exchange for posting banner ads on the sides of the buses. Often the banners must be reinstalled every morning of the convention, since the buses may be used for other purposes in the evening. That can get tedious, "but it's worth the trouble to defray the cost," Proxmire observes.


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Hank Schmelzer was President of the Maine Community Foundation (MCF) in Ellsworth from 2002 to 2009. With $200 million in assets, MCF is one of the leading charitable resources for donors seeking to provide long-term support to strengthen Maine communities. From 1972 to 1998 he was President and CEO of New England Securities in Boston, where he oversaw $8 billion in assets. Mr. Schmelzer was an attorney at State Mutual Life Assurance Company of America from 1970 to 1972. He is a former U.S. Army Captain, served in Vietnam and is a recipient of the Bronze Star. He earned a BA in History and Political Science from UMaine in 1965. He earned his JD from George Washington University in 1968. He currently is a member of the Charles F. Allen Society, Stillwater Society, Board of Visitors, and the Margaret Chase Smith Center Advisory Board. He also is Vice President and Class Agent for the Class of 1965. Mr. Schmelzer is a former member of the UMAA Board of Directors, Museum Advisory Board, President's Development Council, Boston Area Alumni Chapter, and the College of Business Administration Advisory Board. He also formerly served as Vice Chairperson for the UMaine Capital Campaign from 1991 to 1996. He is the 1988 recipient of the Pine Tree Emblem Award and the 1979 Block 'M' Award.
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- Obama, Ney and DeLay Also Among Stanford's InvestmentsFebruary 18, 2009 7:03 PM
As the story behind the embattled investment company Stanford Financial Group develops, we thought we'd take an even closer look at the seeds the company may have tried to plant in Washington via campaign contributions. When looking at ALL lawmakers to collect money from the company's PAC and employees (not just members of the current Congress), some additional, important names appear at the top of the recipient list.
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Money manager Robert Allen Stanford now has two things in common with embattled investment manager Bernard Madoff: both have come under scrutiny for allegedly defrauding their investors, and both have given significant funds to politicians. Between its PAC and its employees, Stanford Financial Group has given $2.4 million to federal candidates, parties and committees since 2000.
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The close ties between Rep. John Murtha and a Washington lobbying firm raided by the FBI have put the powerful Pennsylvania Democrat under greater scrutiny. The lobbyists at PMA Group have been Murtha's fifth most generous campaign donor over time, but he is just one of 284 members of the 111th Congress who have collected money from the firm, which specializes in securing federal earmarks for its clients. In total, PMA Group's employees and its political action committee have given current members of Congress $3.4 million since 1989.
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The eight CEOs testifying Wednesday before the House Financial Services Committee about how their companies are using billions of dollars in bailout funds may find that the hot seat is merely lukewarm. Nearly every member of the committee received contributions associated with these financial institutions during the 2008 election cycle, for a total of $1.8 million.
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The last time Congress seriously debated how to regulate the financial industry, the result was legislation that allowed the nation's largest banks to get even larger and take risks that had been prohibited since the Great Depression. A look back at that debate, which was over the 1999 Financial Services Modernization Act, reveals that campaign contributions may have influenced the votes of politicians who, a decade later, are now grappling with the implosion of the giant banks they helped to foster.
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Less than 24 hours ago, an apparent act of terrorism marred this year's Boston Marathon.
It's too early to know many of the details about this tragic event. Late last night, officials were reporting three deaths and well over 100 injuries; soon we will have a clearer sense of how many were killed and wounded. Their families, friends and co-workers will pay tribute to and then bury their loved ones. When they are ready, some of the wounded survivors and spectators will come forward to recount the horrors they experienced.
We may also learn quite a bit in the coming days, weeks and months about the perpetrators of these attacks — or maybe we won't.
The bombings in Boston may have been the work of one person or a group. The terrorists may be foreign or homegrown. They may claim responsibility or slink away in cowardly silence. Their agendas may be domestic or global; their anger directed toward economic or political decisions; their intended audiences officials in Boston or Massachusetts or Washington or even the United Nations. I even suppose it's possible that, like some Chris Nolan-style Batman plot come to life, the Boston attacks will turn out to be the act of a lone, crazy person who wanted to inflict pain and suffering on innocents solely to satisfy dark demons that reside inside his or her twisted head.
But we don't need to know every detail to draw a few sad, cautionary lessons about what happened Monday.
We already know that, whether intended by the perpetrators or not, the targeting of such a well-attended event in a major city has once again diminished and deteriorated our shared public and psychic space. This deterioration applies most immediately and directly to Bostonians and the out-of-town visitors who ran Monday's Boston Marathon, or came to support friends and family members who did, or who attended the Red Sox baseball game at Fenway Park played each year as part of the city's Patriots Day celebration.
Like New York and Washington — the intended targets of the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks — Boston is not only a busy urban center but a symbolic target. Our eventual first president, George Washington, took command of the continental army in nearby Cambridge; his victory over the British in Boston, as superbly recounted by David McCullough in his book "1776," ignited revolutionary hopes across the colonies. Without Boston, the cradle of our democracy, perhaps there is no America.
Now, what I'm about to say next is in no way meant to diminish those who were killed, wounded or simply traumatized Monday — or by the 9/11 attacks, the 1995 bombing of Oklahoma City's Murrah Federal Building, or the explosion at the Atlanta Olympics a year later. (As it happens, I was in Centennial Park in 1996.) Nor do I intend to frighten readers or compound the anguish in Boston or any earlier terrorist attack.
But we must acknowledge that the primary purpose of terrorism is not to kill victims but to terrorize survivors. And we must further recognize that Boston may merely be the next stage in a horrific, albeit logical, progression.
Airports, train stations and government buildings are now more safe, but surely many people remain afraid to fly or may hesitate to, say, tour the Statue of Liberty. Bombings at the Olympics and now a major marathon may make some Americans reconsider attending large, heavily televised public events. We've also seen mass violence in less densely populated venues: Whether one blames their mental states, their access to weaponry, or both, crazed gunmen in recent years have terrorized a Virginia college campus, an Arizona shopping mall, a Colorado movie theater, and a Connecticut elementary school. And few readers in Maryland will ever forget the horror that gripped this region for three weeks in 2002 during which 10 people were killed in the D.C. Beltway sniper attacks.
What's next? Libraries and state parks? Motels and restaurants? Health clubs and night clubs? Coffee shops and pubs?
I hope the answer is: None of these, anywhere, ever again. But does anyone honestly believe that's what the future holds?
Terrorism poisons if not destroys our public spaces and the physical and psychic experiences we share with one another while in such spaces. After incidents like Monday's, it's tempting to retreat and turn our public spaces into fortresses — a temptation that may grow if targets evolve past crowded, symbolic venues into smaller, routine locations.
We must be vigilant about finding and punishing the perpetrators who terrorized Boston. But we must be equally vigilant about refusing to surrender our public places and events, for doing so is as fatal to our collective identities as the improvised explosive devices were to the still-uncounted and unfortunate victims at Monday's marathon.
Thomas F. Schaller teaches political science at UMBC. His column appears every other Wednesday. His email is firstname.lastname@example.com. Twitter: @schaller67.
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