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As a young girl just beginning school, she received much recognition as a singer. Through high school and college she was called on to sing at weddings, contests, and community events. Jane was a top student in grade and high school ... After graduating, she taught middle and high school in Missouri, Oklahoma and Kansas....
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Central Middle hangs tough in first-ever scrimmage
LOUDON — Coach Corky Derrick had to consider the McMinn Central Middle School football program’s inaugural scrimmage a success ... Central, which has only just begun as a middle school football program, brought only 14 players to Thursday’s scrimmage against a Loudon team that had around 30 players....
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Coppell Middle School North students advance to global finals
Coppell Gazette 15 May 2019
... Global Finals, the world’s largest celebration of student creativity, to be held May 22-25 in Kansas City, Missouri. Team members include Coppell Middle School North students Advika Varadharajan, Maya Palavali, Ananya Adiki, Meghana Ambati, Anusha Patel and Apurva Betgar....
South Middle School students represent district atJunior Academy of Science. A group of students from South Middle School recently attended the Missouri Junior Academy of Science competition at Northwest Missouri State University in Maryville ... Thirty members of the Missouri Future ......
Columbia Daily Tribune 11 May 2019
Allegations of racial discrimination at Smithton Middle School in Columbia in a Missouri Commission on Human Rights complaint state an African American student was falsely arrested on hearsay and forced to spend the night in a juvenile facility as school staff ignored video ......
Saturday, at the Middle School Western Conference Meet in Alliance, Provance set another nation’s best mark, this time in the 200 hurdles where he finished in 27.52 seconds ... Just two days after setting the national best time in the 100 hurdles, Provance’s time was bested by eighth grader Luke Noland of Kearney Middle School in Kearney, Missouri....
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IMF releases $250 mn of Sri Lanka loan, seeks airline... | Daily Mail Online
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One of the biggest drags on the country's balance sheet is national carrier Sri Lankan Airlines
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Integrating art and language arts through children's literature (eBook, 2003) [WorldCat.org]
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Westport, Conn. : Teacher Ideas Press, 2003.
Connecting art and language arts, this guide offers creative lessons for more than 140 favorite children's books, most of which have been published within the last 10 years. The lessons help teachers inspire young students to create art projects related to a book's story. In the first part of the book, the author explains more than 50 art techniques that can be used with almost any book, including batik, collage, decoupage, paste paper, and sponge painting. The second part of the book provides teachers with a wealth of illustrated lessons. Each lesson includes the book's title, the art project. Read more...
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Nice hotel, close to airport. 5 out of 5 We stayed here one night so that we could be close to the airport for our flight out the next day. The hotel upgraded our room for free, check in was easy and quick, the room was completely renovated and the bed was very comfortable. We did not have the breakfast so I can not comment on that. All in all it was a very pleasant stay and the bus stop to get to the airport was a short walk across the road. Thank you inter city hotel. A verified traveler from Barrie, Ontario stayed at Inter-Hotel City Posted 4 days ago Friendly Guest house in Rural location5 out of 5 Stayed for 2 nights . Could not do enough for my 77 year old Mother. Very friendly and helpful . Both rooms were very tastefully decorated and clean. Excellent bed and shower. It is in a quiet village with no shops or restaurant however an evening meal was provided if required, which was very nice. A great stay , would return if that way again. A verified traveler from Beauly,UK stayed at Les Roses de Montherlant Posted 1 month ago Hide content
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[Premium Article] MSU Baseball and the Nike Camp.BASEBALL
17th ranked Mississippi State (38-16-1), for the 17th straight time and 24th time in 27 tournaments, will be appearing in the SEC Tournament this week. First up for the Bulldogs is in-state rival Ole Miss (33-23), a team MSU is 3-1 against this season.
MSU and Ole Miss faced each other in Oxford in a three-game series that MSU swept by scores of 2-0, 7-0 and 8-4. The Rebels defeated MSU 5-1 in the Mayor's Trophy Game.
Coach Polk has selected sophomore right-hander Alan Johnson (5-3, 4.08) to start while Ole Miss will likely start freshman lefty Stephen Head (3-1, 1.06).
Johnson won the 7-0 shutout by two-hitting the Rebels. Since that shutout, Johnson has a 1-3 record with an ERA of 6.97. The one victory was a complete-game shutout of number 1 seed LSU.
Starting just his third game this season, Head has been Ole Miss' closer throughout the year, earning 13 saves in 16 relief appearances. Teams are batting .187 against him. In his 2 starts, both which he won, he threw 16 innings, allowing 1 run on 10 hits and 2 walks while striking out 10. Both starts, which were played in Oxford, were against SEC competitors Alabama and South Carolina.
Against MSU, he has thrown 1/3 of an inning, allowing no runs, hits, walks or strikeouts. Stats comparisons:
Hitting: MSU .305 - Ole Miss .283
Runs Per Game: MSU 6.7 - Ole Miss 5.4
MSU Against LHP: .332 (2nd in SEC)
Ole Miss Against RHP: .273 (11th in SEC)
Pitching: MSU 3.37 - Ole Miss 3.47
Fielding: MSU .977 - Ole Miss .962
Last 10 Games: MSU 6-4 - Ole Miss 5-5
Record Against Bracket Teams: MSU 8-1 - Ole Miss 2-7
The winner of the MSU-Ole Miss game advances to an 8 p.m. winner's bracket matchup against either top-seeded LSU or No. 8 seed Arkansas. The team that fall in opening round competition will meet in a 1 p.m. elimination round game. Both games can be seen on CSS (Comcast/Charter Sports Southeast).
MSU in line to host an NCAA Tournament site?...
Much has been speculated about MSU chances of hosting an NCAA Tournament site. What do I think?
I really like MSU's chances for quite a few reasons. I took all the emotions out of it and only included facts.
Polls: MSU's average ranking among the four polls is 18th.
SEC Hosts Previous Years: In 3 of the 4 years since the new sub-regional format, SEC teams have hosted 4 sub-regionals. In the other year, 3 SEC teams hosted.
RPI: MSU has an RPI of 16, the same RPI it had when it hosted a site in 2000.
Bid: MSU host bid was in the $150,000 to $175,000 range.
Attendance: MSU's baseball stadium's seating capacity is over 14,000.
There has been talk on my message board about Southern Miss receiving an NCAA host site instead of MSU. What do I think? Possible but not likely. Why, you ask? I'll use the same criteria that I used above as a comparison.
MSU vs. USM: The teams are 1-1 vs. each other this season.
Polls: MSU's average ranking among the four polls is 18th. USM's is 20th.
Hosts Previous Years: In the 4 years since the new sub-regional format began, SEC teams have hosted 15 sub-regionals while C-USA teams have hosted 3.
SEC vs. C-USA: SEC is 19-10 vs. C-USA this season. USM is 2-2 vs. the SEC.
#RPI: MSU has an RPI of 16. USM has an RPI of 23.
#SEC and C-USA DI Records: SEC is 391-258 (2nd among all conferences) vs. DI teams. C-USA is 340-300 (7th) vs DI teams.
Bid: MSU host bid was in the $150,000 to $175,000 range, while USM bid was in the $50,000 to $75,000 range.
Attendance: MSU's baseball stadium's seating capacity is over 14,000. USM has an official capacity of 3,678, but can hold 4,315. As an aside, the top 15 crowds at USM's Pete Taylor Park are games between MSU and USM. MSU's average attendance is 6,091 while USM's is 1,985.
# - Source Boyd's World.
Just about every factor favors MSU over USM.
By the way, do I think this means Southern Miss won't receive a bid? No. In fact, I consider this year the best chance Southern Miss has ever had of receiving a bid. There is some history on their side. During three of the past four years, at least one C-USA team has hosted a sub-regional, so a precedence has been set.
I attended my second southeast Nike football camp this past Sunday at Auburn University. Last year, the camp, which is bid on by colleges, was held at the University of Alabama.
Although the second half of the camp was rained out, the 400+ players who attended were able to have their height and weights measured as well as go through the tests.
Tests included bench pressing 185 pounds as many times as possible, vertical jump, 40 yard dash and 20 yard shuttle run. The test results will be put online as soon as they become available.
A record number of Mississippi high school players attended this year's southeast Nike Camp. I had over 140 players invited and between 50 and 60 attended, most of whom I met while working one of the weight stations.
Although he didn't participate in the camp, I did get to meet Cortez McCraney, a 6-foot-4, 219-pound OLB/DE from Southaven High School. Cortez told me that he has an offer from Mississippi State and has received spring evaluation recruiting calls from Auburn, Ole Miss and Georgia as well as Mississippi State. This spring was his first year to play football. According to his coach, MSU DL coach John Blake was so impressed, he later offered Cortez a scholarship. Auburn appears to be very interested in Cortez as well. Cortez told me his favorite colleges are Auburn, Mississippi State, Ole Miss, Georgia, Marshall and Middle Tennessee State. He also told me that Coach Blake likes him because he is such a hard hitter.
It was like a who's who among Mississippi high school players. Although there were other Mississippi players in attendance, these were the ones that I either saw or was told were there.
Andre Garth, WR, Amory HS.
Marcus McIntosh, DE, Amory HS.
Blake Barnes, QB, Baldwyn HS.
Maurice Thornton, OLB/TE, Bruce HS.
Ken Cox, RB, Cleveland HS.
Michael Eubanks, DE, Cleveland HS.
Gary Duckworth, LM, Collins HS.
Zach Robbins, C, Columbia Academy.
Joey Bragg, OL, Columbus HS.
Charlie Nunnery, RB, Copiah Academy.
William Davis, OL, Corinth HS.
Jonathan Celestine, DL, Corinth HS.
Nathan Barkley, OL, Falkner HS.
Devireo Anderson, WR, Harrison Central HS.
Tony Banks, WR, Harrison Central HS.
Ryan Sefton, OL, Harrison Central HS.
Dudley Swoope, TE, Heritage Academy.
Connor Wise, QB, Heritage Academy.
Bobby Wilson, WR, Horn Lake HS.
Josh Crockett, OL, Independence HS.
David Traxler, OL, Jackson Academy.
Tim Ellis, LB, Long Beach HS.
Xavier Mitchell, DE, Long Beach HS.
Greg Hathorn, DE, Louisville HS.
Courtney Coleman, DL, Louisville HS.
Glover Quinn, RB/SS, North Pike HS.
Mark Butler, DE, North Pike HS.
Reggie Smith, RB, Noxubee County HS.
Matt Mandich, OL, Oak Grove HS.
Desmoine Ware, OL, Okolona HS.
Anthony Mitchell, WR, Oxford HS.
Ken Smith, RB, Oxford HS.
Lance Lee, OL, Oxford HS.
Jacob Turner, DL, Seminary HS.
Marcellus Speaks, LB, Jackson-Provine HS.
Demond Morrow, QB, R.H. Watkins HS.
Greg Hines, DB, Southaven HS.
Stephen Denning, DE, Southaven HS.
Michael Denning, DE, Southaven HS.
Nathan Waltman, OL, Southaven HS.
Josh Winchell, OL, Southaven HS.
Aleric Coleman, LB, Southaven HS (Junior).
T.J. Windham, QB, St. Martin HS.
Heath Grant, LB, Starkville HS.
Antonio McCoy, WR, Starkville HS.
Jamile Owens, FB, Starkville HS.
Louis Conley, QB/RB, Tupelo HS.
Rory Johnson, LB, Vicksburg HS.
Michael Rainey, RB, Vicksburg HS.
Maurice Taylor, RB/WR, Vicksburg HS.
Casey Younger, DL, Vicksburg HS. Have a great Bulldog week!
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An article last Friday about Anthony Loverde, the second person reinstated to the military (with the same rank, pay and job that he held when he was deployed to Iraq) since the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy was repealed last September misspelled the surname of the legal director for the Service members Legal Defense Network. He is David McKean, not David McCain.
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Free educational program will give leaders of technology companies the essential skills they need to grow their businesses
MCLEAN, Va., Oct. 18, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Tandem Innovation Alliance, a community of more than 5,000 innovators, entrepreneurs and supporters, has selected the first 13 participating companies for the inaugural cohort of the Tandem Product Academy, filling half of the 25 slots available in this unique educational program that will teach technology product entrepreneurs in the Greater Washington region how to scale their businesses. The program starts on Nov. 10, 2018. Interested businesses have until Oct. 31 to apply for the remaining slots.
The Tandem Product Academy is a historic first in regional cooperation. It was founded with strong community support in Virginia, Maryland and the District. Its partners include Fairfax County, Greater Washington Partnership, Greater Washington Board of Trade, Northern Virginia Chamber of Commerce, Northern Virginia Technology Council, Prince George's Chamber of Commerce, Virginia CIT, Maryland TEDCO, Robert H. Smith School of Business and AARP. Fairfax County, AARP and Amplifier Ventures have provided the seed capital to launch the program.
The Greater Washington region is one of the most entrepreneurial innovation communities in the world but is widely seen as being too reliant on consulting models for its entrepreneurial business activities, particularly in comparison to competing regions better known for developing businesses based on technology products. The composition of the initial group of selected participants for the Tandem Product Academy reveals the many ways that technology innovation occurs in the Greater Washington region. Their leaders also share a common desire for greater access to product development expertise. The selected companies include successful government services businesses on the Inc. 5000 list of fastest-growing businesses, venture-backed technology product startups and federally funded research and development businesses that want to commercialize products.
Founder of the Tandem Product Academy Jonathan Aberman said, "The diversity of this initial group, both from the standpoint of the types of companies, but also their geography, reveals the region's great potential as to be a leader in technology product innovation. What I have heard in speaking with the applicants is a hunger for knowledge and a shared desire to build something together: a region that is seen by all as a great place to be a technology product entrepreneur while pushing back on the notion that we are a community of consultants."
Zhensen Huang, CEO of Precise Software Solutions, whose company has been accepted into the Academy, says, "The DMV region has unmatched information technology brain power in the country, but it lacks a robust, supportive community to nurture product-oriented entrepreneurship. We are excited about working with the other participants to learn from each other, advance our vision of being a connective force in the community and foster a culture of entrepreneurship in the region."
Another participant, Justin Antonipillai, CEO of WireWheel, believes that the teaching team assembled for the Tandem Product Academy is in itself an important development for the region, seeing it as "a testament to the strength of our startup community." Mike Borek, CEO of CoorWorks, says the program is an opportunity for the Greater Washington region to move past "buzz and hype" and to give entrepreneurs meaningful support through real and practical advice so that they can "scale, scale, scale."
Geoff Barrows, CEO of Centeye, is excited to be part of a program that provides local product development assistance since he is "tired of getting on airplanes" to find the resources he needs to advance his company's technology. He's looking forward to working with other local entrepreneurs "about how to add a product aspect that can help grow our business and get our technology in more people's hands."
The Tandem Product Academy will accept applications until Oct. 31, 2018. The program is completely free for participants. Participants must be senior leaders of a business that has a technology product (including software) ready for customer adoption and whose company, within the last 12 months, has done any of the following:
Had gross revenue in excess of $500,000;
Obtained at least $500,000 in capital from sources other than the founder's immediate friends and family; or
Received at least $500,000 in federal research and development funding.
Interested entrepreneurs should visit the Tandem Innovation Alliance website for more information and to apply. For further information, visit http://www.tandeminnovate.com/academy.
The 13 initial accepted participants in the Tandem Product Academy are:
Breezio, Rockville, MD
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Centeye, Washington, D.C.
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http://connectder.com/
https://www.coorworks.com/
CoorWorks specializes in productizing complex logistics management solutions in niche sectors of the financial services, retail and telecommunications industries to help manage distributed workforces in physical security.
CrossLead, Washington, D.C.
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CrossLead is a Software as a Services company providing a platform and tools to facilitate team management, organizational change and strategic alignment.
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Hatch Apps, Washington, D.C.
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Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 115 Money Saving Tips For Meeting Planning15 Money-Saving Tips for Meeting PlanningA Guide to Frugal Planning for Meeting ProfessionalsIn these challenging times, it’s no secret that companies are pinching pennies wherever they can. Webconferences, social networks and other high-tech meeting tools have their place, but there are times(and reasons) when there’s just no substitute for getting people together.Putting aside the lavish retreats for high-flying bank executives that caused such an outrage, meetingsare, in fact, good for the economy. Meetings, events and performance incentive travel in the UnitedStates are responsible for almost 15% of all domestic travel. They generate about 7.71 million jobs and$194.1 billion in wages annually, according to the United States Travel Association.“Give many high-end white-collar workers a 3G iPhone or BlackBerry and they can pretty much dotheir entire job from anywhere in the world. But in the end, business is all about trust, and that stillrequires face-to-face encounters,” Robert E. Lang and Mark Munro, fellows at The Brookings Institution,a public policy think-tank in Washington D.C., wrote in “What Happens in Vegas … Stimulates TheEconomy,” an op-ed article in the Las Vegas Sun2.The keys to convincing management that meetings and events should remain an integral part of anycompany or organization’s overall strategy are to demonstrate that every possible cost-saving measureis taken into account, and, in the end, to demonstrate any proposed event’s ROI (return on investment).With that backdrop in mind, I’ve gathered tips from experts and trade publications, as wellas my own insights for reducing costs in several key areas of meeting and event planning. Marketing Allocations 8% 9% Event marketing 26% Print advertising Public relations 9% Web marketing Direct mail Other 11% Broadcast advertising 24% 13%Source: EventView 2009 Market Report by the MPI Foundation, Event Marketing Institute, George P. JohnsonEvent Marketing. 3.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 215 Money Saving Tips For Meeting PlanningSome of the most common areas where meeting planners can save money without cutting quality are:1.	Choose your location wisely2.	Create a budget3.	Be flexible4.	(Almost) Everything is negotiable5.	Champagne events on a beer budget6.	Star power on a budget7.	Registration goes online8.	Getting A.V. costs in focus9.	Barter – Can you trade for it?10.	Use more volunteers11.	Design on a dime (décor)12.	Use electronic handouts13.	Can you absolutely, positively get it there for less?14.	Setup & installation costs15.	The ROI of event planning 1.	Choose your location wisely“Location, location, location” is the oft-quoted mantra of the real estate industry. The phrase is generallyused to note that the more desirable a location, the more money people are likely to be willing to payfor it.It’s true in event planning, too. Where you choose to host an event can have a huge impact on thecost of holding the event. In big cities, it’s not just the basic cost of the venue that are affected, either.Choose a place like New York City or Las Vegas, and you can expect to pay top-of-the-market rates forhotel rooms, food and beverage, and even the hundreds of small must-have items and services that gointo pulling off a high-quality event.Proximity to airports and plenty of hotel rooms and local attractions are all important, of course. Butlook around, and you may discover you can have access to all those amenities for a fraction of the costof being in the city center. Larger metropolitan areas frequently have satellite airports and world-classfacilities not far from their central locations.Take The Ontario Convention Center, for example. Located less than an hour from central Los Angelesand many of the attractions Southern California has to offer, the 225,000-square-foot facility is scantminutes away from an easily-accessible international airport and thousands of hotel rooms, many ofthem built within the past couple of years.Ontario as a destination provides real value: airline fares, rental cars, meal expenses and more areless expensive by 10% to 20% than other Southern California destinations.Non-union venues typically have lower labor costs with fewer minimum requirements but building costsat those facilities may be higher. Conversely union facilities may have lower building costs. 4.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 315 Money Saving Tips For Meeting PlanningIt’s a good idea to know the union rules and policies at every facility you consider and how those rules affect yourcosts. Must exhibitors use union labor to set up their booths, for example? Knowing and communicating those rulesto your exhibitors can save them money as well. 2.	Create and manage a budgetIt’s a business maxim that in order to control costs, you must know what your costs are.Even a small event can be a complex undertaking with lots of expense items that can quickly get out of hand ifyou don’t have a plan for dealing with them up front. Identifying costs long before you’re actually on site can goa long way toward ensuring that everything is covered before it becomes a last-minute, “gotta have it at any cost”budget-buster. The larger the event, the more important it is to have a detailed budget. There are alwaysthose last-minute, unexpected items, and every budget needs some flexibility to deal with them. It’s agood idea to have a small percentage built in to handle any unforeseen contingencies, especially withlarge, difficult-to-quantify costs.Appendix A includes a detailed breakdown of most of the cost items every meeting planner should takeinto account when creating an event budget. 3.	Be flexibleA great way to save on basic facility costs is to be flexible about the dates for your event. Dateflexibility can score major savings.Most meeting and convention facilities charge by the hour, so set an agenda, and stick to it; gettingin and out on time and planning a tight schedule of events with no more unused time bocks thannecessary can save money. Carefully defined operating hours will also save you money.Ask for help creating an event to fit your budget. You would be surprised how creative andaccommodating a venue will be if you provide a realistic budget up front. But understand that everyvenue has bottom-line operating costs that must be covered. 4.	(Almost) Everything is negotiableMeeting planners expect a 9% decrease in the number of meetings their organizations will hold in2009, according to the 2009 FutureWatch survey3 conducted by Meeting Professionals Internationaland American Express. Although that decreased demand will result in fewer service personnel, too, itsuggests that suppliers will work harder – and perhaps cut costs – to get your business.“The overall relationship between planners and suppliers is becoming a buyer’s market, where plannerscan expect to negotiate more generous concessions, incentives, rates, and other contract provisions,”MPI said in its survey.Negotiating with hotels is never easy, but today there are opportunities to leverage everything ameeting planner has to offer, writes Rob Hard, event planning guide at About.com4. Hard advocatesdoing your homework – know what the rates are at competing hotels are before you start negotiating,he suggests. The number of rooms and nights your group will require can be leveraged for discounts.“Guest rooms offer a greater profit margin than any other event service,” Hard writes. 5.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 415 Money Saving Tips For Meeting Planning 5.	Champagne events on a beer budgetFood and beverages can make or break a meeting. Experts quoted in industry trade publications spenda great deal of time focusing on how to get the service and quality just right, because it’s the itemattendees most often comment on.But it’s also one of the areas in which a lot of money can be wasted. Here are some tips from the proson ways to save money without sacrificing quality.The majority of convention centers outsource their food and beverage service, and that can make itdifficult to negotiate costs. Look for venues that have in-house food and beverage operations. They canoften be more flexible in customizing menus to fit an event’s budget. At Savor, the Ontario ConventionCenter’s in-house catering service, it’s part of the corporate culture to provide flexibility and assistancewith menu planning while keeping an eye on your budget. Always ask for help. Convention center andhotel staff understand the need to be frugal and can often offer cost-saving suggestions.Even here, location is key. Experienced meeting planners know they can judge the overall cost of foodand beverage in a particular city just by comparing the cost of a gallon of coffee, writes ElizabethPillsworth, CMP, Director of Meetings & Events at Association Resources Inc.In a recent column, she cited a chart similar to the one below as a rule-of-thumb indicator of relativefood and beverage costs:Cost of a Gallon of Coffee in Selected Cities New York, NY $96.25 Chicago, IL $92.00 Boston, MA $72.92 San Francisco, CA $70.00 San Diego, CA $65.00 Las Vegas, NV $62.67 Baltimore, MD $51.50 Anaheim, CA $50.00 Sacramento, CA $57.00 Los Angeles, CA $48.00 Pasadena, CA $47.00 Palm Springs, CA $40.00 Ontario, CA $40.00Checking current prices in cities being considered for your event will provide a simple guide. 6.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 515 Money Saving Tips For Meeting PlanningSince coffee and water make up such a huge part of the food and beverage service, consider thesetips: Order coffee by the gallon, not the person, and ask the venue to provide 6-ounce cups versus8-ounce ones. Likewise, order pastries or cookies by the dozen, and not per person, Pillsworth advisesin her article, “In Tough Economic Times … How to Save on Food and Beverage.” Bottled water,too, can be expensive. One enterprising meeting planner ordered cases of water labeled with herorganization’s logo, and used them in lieu of per-bottle pricing at the venue. A sponsor might coverthe cost of this too, in exchange for providing bottled water with the sponsor’s logo on the label.Alternatively, water, juices and teas can often be provided by the pitcher for far less than the cost ofindividual bottles or cans of sodas and other beverages.Reconsider your mandates. Instead of a sit-down dinner for 600 people, make it a lunch. Or hold areception with savory appetizers. Either way, you will significantly reduce your costs. Flexibility herecan also save you time and staffing costs, which often translates into significant savings.Desserts served with a meal often go uneaten, so try scheduling desert and coffee service during abreak between sessions. Setting up food and beverage tables along the walls instead of in center aisleswill reduce consumption, experts say. And monitor when coffee urns are refilled; beverages servedscant minutes before a break is scheduled to end will likely go to waste. 6.	Star Power on a BudgetBig-name speakers can easily break the budget. So how do you bring in talent that draws attendees ona shoestring?Look for speakers who don’t have to travel far to get to your event, or those who are doing otherevents nearby at the same time – such as book tours. Negotiating can work, and many speakers arediscounting their rates due to the declining number of meetings, but several experts suggest ways to getmore value from a speaker to help justify the cost.Intersection5, a blog from The Speakers Bureau, suggests using speakers that bring something extrato the event. For example, it notes that motivational speaker and author Dr. Jackie Freiberg taped aseries of video segments that she offered as free follow-ups to her presentation. The organization alsosuggests using speakers who can contribute in other ways, such as by autographing copies of theirbooks, or writing articles for an organization’s newsletter or Web site that can be used to promote oras a follow-up to the event.Planners might also consider getting a corporate sponsor to foot the bill, or share costs throughadvertising a speaker’s book along with the event, suggests Laura Stack of the National SpeakersAssociation6. 7.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 615 Money Saving Tips For Meeting Planning 7.	Registration goes onlineAre you still registering attendees with pen and paper?“Web registration is a ‘killer application,’” writes meeting technology expert Corbin Ball, ownerof Corbin Ball Associates. Web registration can save as much as 90% compared with the cost oftraditional paper methods. It also typically increases customer service and reliability, according to Ball.There are more than 200 Web-based meeting registration products available and listed at Ball’s Website, www.corbinball.com/bookmarks. Ball, a certified meeting planner, offers dozens of other ways tosave using meeting-related technology in his article for Southern California Meetings + Technology, “40Ways to Use Technology to Green Your Meetings.”7One of the most well-known web registration applications is Passkey’s RegLink™. RegLink is an APIintegration technology that can link any online event registration solution to Passkey’s hotel reservationsystem, allowing meeting planners to integrate hotel reservations directly into their event registrationprocess. The key benefit of RegLink is that it addresses two issues: event registration and guestroomreservations.With RegLink, more event attendees confirm their hotel rooms within the contracted block, minimizingbooking outside the block and attrition exposure, while maximizing pick-up. Visit www.passkey.com formore information. 8.	Getting A.V. costs in focusAudio visual equipment is an area where costs can mount quickly, according to Hard, and renting gearsuch as LCD projectors can be pretty expensive.Meetingsnet offers a simple tip for saving on A.V. costs – Don’t arbitrarily place projectors in everyroom. First, ask speakers whether they’ll be needed.Should you buy your own gear? There are pros and cons. Compare the cost of a projector with thecost of renting one by the day or the hour, and it seems clear that you’ll save money on buying if youuse the equipment a lot. But don’t forget to factor in the costs and potential damage associated withshipping sensitive equipment around the country.If you chose to buy, you’ll need a good shipping case, which can add a significant chunk to theoverall cost (and here’s a potentially costly heads-up based on hard-earned experience: don’t write“LCD projector” on the shipping container.). Remember, too, that it’s your gear; don’t expect to call thevenue’s A.V. department when something goes wrong, unless it’s to rent a replacement.Finally, can you tear down rented A.V. equipment yourself after your event? Many equipment rentalfirms charge as much for tear-down as they do for set-up, even though tear-down typically takes onlyhalf as long, experts advise. But be sure you understand applicable union and venue rules beforetackling this one. 8.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 715 Money Saving Tips For Meeting Planning 9.	Barter – Can you trade for it?Consider trading for all or part of a speaker’s fee, advises the National Speakers Association’s Stack.Sometimes a few extra days at a resort at or near the venue will work. “Speakers have traded portionsof their fee for a PalmPilot, a weekend in Napa, baby formula, boating equipment, and farm tractors!One speaker who spoke at a Mary Kay conference received half of her fee in products,” she said inJohn K. MacKenzie’s blog “A Meeting Master’s Memo.”8Be creative. Consider what else a vendor or sponsor might provide as barter for exhibit space or aprogram ad, for example. 10.	Use more volunteersWhen money’s tight, the least expensive source of labor available to many membership organizationsis volunteers. Though they are a bit harder to manage, and it’s a good idea to have backups availablefor every slot, volunteers will often work in exchange for a free lunch or free admission to an event.Often, they’re happy just to have the opportunity to interact with other members of the group. A few simple management tips can go a long way to help you get the most out of volunteers: 1.	Make sure volunteers are well-trained. Provide tip sheets or checklists wherever possible. 2.	Share your expectations with volunteers, including the objective and desired outcome of the event. The more they understand the targeted objectives and desired results, the better they can accomplish their assigned tasks. 3.	Praise volunteers often. Let them know their work is appreciated. If you can find room for it in the budget, a simple thank-you gift can go a long way. If that’s not possible, sometimes simply having an emcee thank them for their efforts from the podium at an appropriate event can go a long way. 11.	Design on a dimeDecorating the space where your event takes place is yet another area that can be a real budgetbuster. Here are a few simple ways to keep those costs down. The first, and perhaps simplestsuggestion, is to reuse signage, table draping and other decorating materials.The next best bet is to find out what’s available directly from the venue. “Check out your venue’sinventory of tables, chairs, linens, and decorations. Using in-house stock is a lot cheaper than renting,”advises Janet R. Pickover, CMP, a director with Site Inspections Plus in Princeton, N.J.9Consider using flowers that are in season, suggests New York-based Shawn Rabideau, owner of ShawnRabideau Events & Design of New York in “Event Cost Saving Tips from the Pros.” 10 12.	Use electronic handoutsHow much do you spend on printing handouts – copies of presentations, speeches, white papers orother materials for your event? Consider making them available electronically, advises Corbin Ball 9.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 815 Money Saving Tips For Meeting Planningof About.com11. Presentation abstracts, speaker profiles and more can be offered online – with theadded benefits of links back to the sponsoring organization’s Web site, those of speakers or presentingorganizations, and links to additional information and resources.This is an especially cost-effective way to deal with the lengthy papers or presentations often known as“proceedings” that are generated for technical, medical and other professional conferences. It takesdiscipline and advanced planning, and often more than a little prodding to get presenters’ materials inearly enough to have everything posted in time for your event. A supplemental publication – offeredelectronically via email or perhaps as a download from your Web site – offers another opportunityto stay in contact with attendees and boost the value of your organization among its members andstakeholders. 13.	Can you absolutely, positively get it there for less?Shipping everything you’ll need early will let you use less expensive forms of shipping, especially withairlines charging more for extra checked baggage these days. That, of course, means planning farenough in advance so that collateral and handouts will be ready early enough to ship.For those with big, complex exhibits, an even better plan might be to ship from site-to-site, even storingthe booth if necessary, rather than incurring the costs of back-and-forth shipping to your home office.Ryan Schneiderman, Promotions and Events Specialist with Blue Flame 6 in Phoenix, recently toldMeetingsnet about a client who shipped a huge display directly from one conference to the site ofthe next. “They own a booth that encompasses a 40-foot by 50-foot space, so it’s quite large andexpensive to ship.” A little homework told Schneiderman the company could save $10,0000 byshipping the booth to the next city where it would be used and storing it until it was needed for the show.12Another quick tip: scheduling delivery and pickup services during normal business hours can save onovertime charges, meeting planners point out. 14.	Setup & installation costsConsider what you can re-use – a good idea to save on costs in many areas, but especially wherelarge setup and tear-down costs may be involved. Can you make an installation do double duty? Holdmultiple events scheduled at different times in a tent or staging area that has already been set up?Limiting the time allowed for setup and tear-down can also save on labor costs, experts advise. And findout whether something you’ve set up can be used by the event that will follow yours, potentially saving onthe costs of tearing it down only to have it set back up again in the same place a day or two later. 15.	Remember the ROISometimes the hardest part of meeting planning – and preserving your budget – is convincing thebosses that it was all worth it. While this is especially important for large events, it’s even more criticaltoday as every line item in the company budget is being scrutinized for potential savings.It’s a good idea to calculate the ROI – Return on Investment – for most meetings, say planners andCVB managers. The formula for calculating ROI is simple, says Monica Myhill, CMP, a contributor to 10.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 915 Money Saving Tips For Meeting Planningthe book Proving the Value of Meetings and Events.13 “When expressed as a formula, ROI looks likethis: The ROI percentage equals meeting benefits minus meeting costs, divided by meeting costs, times100,” she’s quoted in “ROI: Was It Worth It,” in Southern California Meetings + Events.Perhaps the simplest answer was found in the result of a survey conducted in early 2009 for The Centerfor Exhibition Industry Research by the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Travel & Tourism Industry Centerat the University of South Carolina. The first part of that survey concluded that it is less expensive forcompanies to make initial face-to-face contact with a customer through an exhibition than without anexhibition lead. The study also found that exhibitions are a more cost-effective way for companiesto identify prospects than other methods, according to CEIR. Copies of the study are free to CEIRmembers, or may be purchased online.14There are many factors for determining the ROI of a successful meeting, and they must be tailored to theobjectives of a specific event. In the end, the answers are simple: Were attendees satisfied? Did theycome away with more knowledge than before? Did sales — or at least the number of likely prospects— increase?Answer those questions, and do so with a cost-effective, interesting, and fun event, and your event willbe a success. APPENDIX ABudget Template15 Income Budget Actual Variance Registration	Full-Paying Registrations Partial-Paying Registration Spouses Speakers Guests Exhibits/Displays Exhibitor Personnel Sponsorships Advertising Grants/Contributions Merchandise Subtotal 11.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 1015 Money Saving Tips For Meeting Planning Budget Actual Variance Expenses Food and Beverage Food and Beverage Minimums Service Charges/Taxes Sub fees for special events Centerpieces/Décor Print (Menu, Program Book, etc.) Entertainment Linens Speakers/Presenters/Entertainers Travel (airfare class, out of pocket, per diem, ground transportation, hotel) A/V needs (include equipment for rehearsals, speakers lounge Hand Outs/Print Materials Facilities Meeting Room Rental Room Sets/Labor/Risers Audio-Visual Signage Telephone/Fax/Electronic Communications Printing Lighting/Staging/Labor Security Cleaning Flipcharts/Easels rental Electrical Power/Electricians Back Up Facilities Complimentary Rooms Provision Staff Gratuities Special License Fees Audio-Visual/Equipment General Session/Breakout Equipment Rehearsals and “Ready” Rooms Labor Calls Leadership Meetings Registration Badges Program Books Registration Kits Ribbons Computer Equipment 12.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 1115 Money Saving Tips For Meeting Planning Admission Tickets Budget Actual Variance Registration Personnel Décor (Booths/Headers/Signage/Lighting/Special Décor, etc.) Service/Information Desks Transportation Shipping/Drayage Airfare (Staff/Speakers/Leadership) Parking Airport Shuttle Limousines Transportation for off-site events Printing/Postage Advance Promotions (‘Save the Date’/Reminder Notices) Registration Materials Directional/Identification signs General Correspondence Handouts Special Notices/Press Releases/Press kits Confirmation Correspondence with Registrants Forms/Documents Event Evaluation Forms Staging and Decorations (Exhibits) Pipe and drape for exhibits, displays Risers, stages Lighting and sound for general sessions, breakouts Carpet rental for hard floor registration, exhibit areas Podium signs AV mixers, operators Special electrical hookups Pads, pencils, water stations, other meeting room supplies Fees Legal fees/contract reviews Music licensing fees Union charges Refuse removal fees Insurance riders for special events Furniture and equipment rental charges Community taxes, fees Subtotal Grand Total 13.
Ontario Convention & Visitors Bureau / Ontario Convention Center White Paper 1215 Money Saving Tips For Meeting PlanningFootnotes: 1.	Economic Research: Economic Impact of Travel and Tourism, May 2009 http://www.tia.org/researchpubs/economic_research_impact_tourism.html 2.	“What Happens in Vegas … Stimulates the Economy,” Robert E. Lang, Nonresident Senior Fellow, and Mark Munro, Fellow and Policy Director, Metropolitan Policy Program. The Brookings Institution, May 20, 2009. http://www.brookings.edu/opinions/2009/0225_las_vegas_economy_muro_lang.aspx 3.	“MPI Releases Key Findings from FutureWatch 2009 Survey,” Jan. 9, 2009. http://www.mpiweb.org 4.	“How to Negotiate with a Hotel,” Rob Hard, About.com, http://eventplanning.about.com/od/lodging/ht/negotiatehotel.htm 5.	“Booking Speakers? Think Added Value, Not Just Lower Fees, to Meet Budget,” Intersection: Where Speakers and Meetings Come Together, http://www.thespeakersgroup.com/blog/tag/negotiating-with-speakers/ 6.	“Big Name Speakers on Small Budgets,” A Meeting Masters Memo, John K. MacKenzie, http://www.thewritingworks.com/speakerfees.html 7.	“40 Ways to Use Technology to Green Your Meetings,” Corbin Ball, Southern California Meetings + Events, http://www.scalmeetingsmag.com/ME2/Audiences/dirmod.asp?sid=&nm=&type=Publishing&mo d=Publications%3A%3AArticle&mid=8F3A7027421841978F18BE895F87F791&tier=4&id=0EC484D05 13C448487E84C639E7FF1B6&AudID=6731DE02D42E4579B175D31627DB3E38 8.	“Big Name Speakers on Small Budgets,” Laura Stack, Meeting Masters Memo, http://www.thewritingworks.com/speakerfees.html 9.	“Streamline Your F&B Budget with this Cost-Savings Checklist,” Michael Bassett, Meetingsnet, March, 2007 http://www.meetingsnet.com/cost_saving/tips/meetings_streamline_fb_budget/index.html 10.	Event Cost Saving Tips from the Pros,” Rachel Globus, Event Solutions, April 2009. “ http://www.event-solutions.com/magazine/april_2009/event_saving_tips_from_the_pros 11.	40 Ways to Use Technology to Green Your Meetings,” Corbin Ball, Southern California Meetings + “ Events, http://www.scalmeetingsmag.com/ME2/Audiences/dirmod.asp?sid=&nm=&type=Publishing&mo d=Publications%3A%3AArticle&mid=8F3A7027421841978F18BE895F87F791&tier=4&id=0EC484D05 13C448487E84C639E7FF1B6&AudID=6731DE02D42E4579B175D31627DB3E38 12.	Event Cost Saving Tips from the Pros,” Rachel Globus, Event Solutions, April 2009. “ http://www.event-solutions.com/magazine/april_2009/event_saving_tips_from_the_pros 13.	roving The Value of Meetings & Events: How & Why to Measure ROI, Jack J. Phillips, Monica Myhill, and P James B. McDonough Meeting Professionals International and The Center for Return on Investment, 2007. 14.	The Cost Effectiveness of Exhibition Participation: Parts I and II,” Center for Exhibition Industry Research, “ 2009. http://www.ceir.org/store_products.view.php?id=1255 15.	Expert Advice on Creating a Meeting Budget,” by Leonard “Buck” Hoyle, Meetingsnet “ http://meetingsnet.com/cost_saving/budget/meetings_income_expense_planning/ Recommended
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