In this mailing:
Org List
This Mailing
JoAnn Sez
Laundry list
Volunteer luncheon
Erotic Heritage Museum and such
Welcome Meet And Greet
D&D and Absinthe
Swap Meet
Pole dancing and scavenging
Koffee Korner, Pawn Stars, and Ross
High Tea
Bang-bang shoot-shoot
Golf and Studio Lites
Working schedule
Administrivia
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This Mailing:
The schedule is shaping up nicely. Big thanks go out to all for
making things happen! :)
All: Please look over the schedule (below). A number of things have
been penciled in according to proposals and mentions. Please give
the schedule a sanity check. If there's anything that obviously
will not work, it's best to know it sooner and not later! :)
The one thing we need to do is to address a few of the significant
activities which have been recurring in the past few years and see
if we're gonna move forward with them this year or forego them and
plan others. See Laundry List below.
Please, if your "name is called" in this mailing, particularly with
the Laundry List items, please give us some kind of response within
the next list cycle, even if it's "hold on, I'm thinking about it" or
something like that.
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Latest numbers:
We broke 100 last Saturday, two weeks and two days after returnee
registration started. Our validated total now stands at 105 and
registrations are coming in every 1-2 days on average. Newcomer
registration opens in just over a week. Assuming we don't see a
late deluge of cancellations, as we saw last year, we're on track
for a very respectable turnout. In particular, we're seeing quite
a few returnees on the roster this year who last attended in 2009,
2010, and 2011. Hopefully the effects of the Great Recession are
easing up.
Mailing list count is just over 1100. It's again approaching its
highest level in our history.
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JoAnn Sez:
I have commented on several activity items throughout this e-mail, all
responses on the "refinement of the details". Annie, those who have
already volunteer, and I are thankful for your stepping up to be part of
making our activities come to fruition. Thanks.
As to the number of activities happening and attendance: I can only say
from my past experience there is no limit to the number of events we
can have, and the needed number of attendees for each event --- two
are good, three are great, and more is fantastic.
My smaller group event experiences have been my most fun and enjoyable.
So don't worry about numbers if you have an idea and think others might
like to join you, volunteer to coordinate it. I once had an impromptu
In-n-Out Burger lunch" with 4 of us. It was so much fun. And we ask
them to take our picture... it was great!
So don't sit back, become part of the fun and excitement of planning
our Diva Gathering !
JoAnn
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Laundry list:
For those who are new to volunteering, we keep a list of open items
in what we call the Laundry List (and some call the "nag list") and,
when needed, it appears front and center in these mailings.
Please don't ignore items on this list. They do not go away. :) These
are the items we need to take care of in order to keep things moving
along toward our big event.
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A few of the recurring activities have not been set, some have not
even been mentioned ...
Laura T.? Trevi? Similar activity? Are you "go" for this year?
Danielle and Marilyn? High Tea? Are either or both of you planning
to do it again this year? You have first refusal rights. See below.
Nikki? Pub Crawl? You have first refusal rights. Are you planning
on this in 2013?
Those who coordinated the various mainstream makeover sessions in
2012 have first refusal rights to do it, or a similar thing, again
in 2013. Please let us know of your plans, or lack of same.
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Commercial activities:
Studio Lites is set for Monday. For those in touch with other
vendors who want to sponsor open house sessions, please get with
the vendors and select a day and timeslot.
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Volunteers needed:
We need a volunteer to take charge of (hostess) Religious services
at Metropolitan Community Church on Sunday. All that needs to be
done is to show up and welcome the others. No heavy lifting, no
cold calling.
We will need at least one assistant/backup/understudy for the
Welcome Celebration on Monday. Due to the importance of this activity,
it's extremely important that the leadership not be single-threaded.
Cynthia has made the preliminary plans.
We need an assistant/backup/understudy for Beverly for the Bahama
Breeze on Friday. This is one of our largest gatherings so we can
not allow this one to be single-threaded. Volunteers?
We are in need for 1-2 more volunteers for the Limo Team. This one
can actually be a lot of fun! :) This is a good one for someone who
wants to help out but does not want to take the lead on something.
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Gina? Any word from Charles as to whether or not he has a new public
bar at the Bellagio or an affiliated property?
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Thanks in advance for taking care of these items! :)
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Volunteer luncheon:
Katie writes:
Hi Gang.
Yes I would very much like to repeat the Volunteer luncheon again this
year. I thought the Artisan was perfect for this event in 2012!
I expected last years V/Lunch to be bit more of a discussion session
for future D L V game plans and throwing out ideas in a forum
atmosphere, which is so much better than mailing in an idea. I think it
would be easier when the local girls are present as they will be much
more familiar with the pro's and con's and possible town specific
restrictions for a new event.
As we did last year, any prospective new volunteers can attend and air
their views also which I thought was a nice touch too! This way the
advice, opinions and concerns of both New and Old timers and locals can
be aired for all to hear and comment on at this time!
These are just a few of my thoughts that might help to stir some new
ideas and views!
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JoAnn responds:
All of Katie's points are excellent.
We should place a Volunteer Lunch on the schedule.
Artisan is nice as a place of our own, but really need to deal with the
service issue for lunch.
What do you think of having two salad options and a soup of the day
along with dessert included for a "fixed price" luncheon? Maybe this a
way to deal with the service issue and give them a count.
A feedback time might really be good. Since Vera will not be here for
Certificates need to think about how we can deal with that ... something
creative.
Your thoughts.
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Annie responds:
Here are my thoughts on this ...
First, scheduling. I think we need to select a timeslot, or in
this case the day, ASAP, and get it on the schedule. IMAO, it
needs to be later in the week, perhaps Thursday, to catch those
who are having such a good time that they wish to volunteer. :)
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Joann continues:
Yes, I would agree Thursday would be a good day. JoAnn
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Annie continues:
I'm going to pencil this in as the "official" lunch for Thursday
unless there are objections or someone can show cause for a better
day.
Yes, the atmosphere at the Artisan is about as good as we can get
for something like this, and yes, the service (or lack of same) is
an issue. Even with our medium-size group last year, we saturated
their capacity and then some!
IMAO, a prix fixe type of thing could help with the service issue as
long as it's an option for those who want it, and not a "cover charge"
or a mandated cost "just to walk through the door" as MB would say.
Some may not want to eat. I think I know the behavior patterns of our
people well enough that if there's a charge just to attend, it will
negatively impact the turnout and the participation.
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JoAnn continues:
If you chose to eat then the fixed price menu. For lunch we should not
have to also require a menu, too.
For those who don't wish to order, 'ok'. Their option. But in the
activity info se should let them know the cover charge (minimum)[ I
suggest] is one(1) glass of wine or a dessert required.. We need to be
"fair" here to the management.
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Annie continues:
In 2011 at our "Volunteer and Prospective Volunteer Social", we had
a very good informal brainstorming session regarding the DLV program
as a whole.
One understanding we had, and one I think needs to be understood
again, is that any major binding decisions do need to follow our
normal procedures. One perennial issue in TG groups is when binding
decisions are made by those who just happen to show up for a
particular meeting and speak loudly. We're not going to get all
volunteers at such a get-together, as shown last year by the number
of certificates that went unclaimed. I don't want to see anyone
excluded from the decision-making process simply because they were
unable to attend or chose not to attend this function.
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JoAnn continues:
This is a conversation - brainstorming time, not decision making or
agreement time.
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Annie continues:
I might suggest a two-part affair. First an informal roundtable
discussion in the bar area, for brainstorming, as we had in 2011,
and then the luncheon portion for recognition.
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JoAnn continues:
Or-- maybe during the meal each table has an informal roundtable
discussion with a "recorder" reporting to the group [3 minutes per
presentation]. Then follow with "recognitions"
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Annie continues:
As far as certificates, everybody who organized something last
year got one, and unfortunately a lot of them went unclaimed due
the fact that not all active volunteers attended. Are certificates
necessary? I do think recognition is necessary, but I'm unsure that
the certificates are the best way to go.
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JoAnn continues:
What about having a bottle of wine provided [as a 'thanks'] at each
table [no charge] to the volunteers and we cover cost from other events
[imbedded in the fee, e.g., Limo Tour, EHM, etc.] Or some other way that
I'm sure I can figure out. No 1st Sgt. worth a dam can't figure out
how to make this happen.. JoAnn - quote of her 'evil twin'.
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Erotic Heritage Museum and such:
Marisa writes:
Stopped in at the EHM last night and we are tentatively on for
wednesday, but there may be a weekly nude yoga class in a curtained
off room upstairs.
If wednesday isn't good for them, would tuesday work?
Don't know if we will have the once a month bar yet (thats all they are
allowed to have the bar open under the license the EHM has).
Is there enough interest for a big turn out 3 years in a row?
We're looking for ideas on something that would make the visit more
interesting for those who are coming back the 3rd year. Maybe a lightly
structured small group chat about the fun and trials we have had in the
CD experience or we can share ideas about dressing up.
They do change some exhibits occasionally.
We can plan on dancing at Paris on friday after BB.
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Annie responds:
Thanks for taking the initiative on this, Marisa.
To address your points and concerns, as of this minute and second,
EHM could easily anchor either Tuesday or Wednesday. Plans for those
days are still very much up in the air, but we don't want to hold off
on a decision any more than absolutely necessary, since an activity
of the scale of the past two EHMs can easily affect the turnout of
other concurrent activities.
As to interest and enthusiasm for a third year? I don't know, the
only way to know for sure is to do it! :) The relaxed dress code is
a big plus in its favor. The available of adult beverages is also a
big plus, if it can happen. Emphasis on "new exhibits" will also help.
Yes, some kind of a special program may help. (That exhibit last year
will be a very hard act to follow!) :) Any kind of a "hook" will be
helpful.
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JoAnn responds:
Yes, I would agree the turnout might be far less than last year.
Annie's comments in the next paragraph are to be seriously considered.
We are at the bottom of what I call the marketing "J-Curve" on this one.
Third year may be the drop unless a hook! Given that feeling, I would
suggest we might schedule this activity this year as an "alternate
evening" event. Otherwise we need a new exhibit, a 'twist' like a
follow-up event at the Men's Club next door [don't say no, too
quickly--- we may be the 'novelty' they would welcome], or.....
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Annie continues:
On the negative side is that there is a cost "just to walk through
the door" on this, the required minimum $10 donation. Even with
this, we managed to get very good showings in 2011 and 2012. There
may be some "been there, done that" fatigue, but on the positive
side we'll be having a number of folks who were absent in 2011 and
2012 and it will be new to them.
If we don't get their once-a-month bar, would BYOB be permissible?
I would be willing to bring a couple of jugs of Smart And Final wine
to share if allowed.
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Welcome Meet And Greet:
Cynthia writes:
Hi all,
Just an update on our Opener: I have been given a tentative affirmation
from Artisan's newest Gen. Mgr. - their third one in three years!
Owner, Seigel Group, goes through management like a whale through
sardines. Each year I have to re-negotiate the Opener with a whole new
crew of personnel, from guest services to events manager to GM;
explaining our special needs to them, the times we want, talking around
a contract agreement with them which we don't want, and then getting
them on the phone for a final confirmation from some new head honcho
stranger. Fun, huh? Anyway, it's beginning to look like jello, and I
should have our event in the bag shortly.
Please, let me mention this: IF - big If here - If it looks like we are
going to go for another venue location: say, Krave or Dring & Drag or
Mob Bar or anything new, Please let me know in plenty of time so I can
cancel out with Artisan with some dignity, and not lose them for any
possible future events. They are going to count on us being there
"without a contract" and I want to keep them in our good graces for any
future events.
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Annie responds:
Cynthia, I'm not seeing any IFs here at all. I've heard of no plans
other than yours for this activity and as far as JoAnn and I are
concerned, it's a done deal.
Please continue with your plans.
Is Artisan the absolutely best most ideal and perfect venue for this
type of activity? No, not at all, but it's very workable and in the
past we've had a very highly-rated opener at that venue.
If we look at the enjoyment numbers for our WC going back the past
five years into our history ...
+2012: Welcome Celebration, Drink and Drag: 4.37 (56 responses)
+2011: Welcome Celebration, Artisan: 4.51 (78 responses)
+2010: Welcome Celebration, Firefly: 4.52 (67 responses)
+2009: Welcome Celebration, Blue Ox: 4.52 (57 responses)
+2008: Welcome Celebration, Blue Ox: 4.49 (53 responses)
... we see that the enjoyment scores are fairly tightly clustered
between 4.37 and 4.52 with the one year at the Artisan scoring at
the top of that cluster. It's right where it should be.
No matter what venue is used, there will be a few complaints. We
had a few about the Artisan, as we had with every other WC venue
we used, but none of them were such that they should exclude the
property from re-use.
The one issue we'll need to address is that of dining prior to the
Welcome Celebration. I'm thinking along the line of stating that
food service will be "as available" and that delays in seating and
in serving can be expected at peak times. We can have a few other
dining venues in there prior to the WC if we want, kind of the way
we did last year.
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JoAnn responds:
What about having the Opening Welcome Celebration have the schedule
posted below with an alternate "after event" dinning options.
This is Vegas... the land govern by sunset!
just a thought, JoAnn
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Annie continues:
When you touch base with the Artisan management, here are the times
we plan on doing things at the Artisan with some notes on each:
+Sunday, April 14:
+ 5:00pm: Newcomer Open House (Artisan) - ms
Very informal, in a corner of the bar. No special arrangements
need to be made.
+Monday, April 15:
+ 4:00pm: Newcomer Open House (Artisan) - ms
Same as on Sunday.
+ 6:00pm: Happy Hour (Artisan) - ms
Expect a somewhat larger crowd, but this will be in the bar area
prior to the WC.
+ 7:00pm: Dinner (Artisan) - ms
We expect that quite a few will want to eat, but we'll let everyone
know that service will be "as available" and there may be delays.
+ 7:30pm: Welcome Celebration (Artisan) - ms
This, of course, will be the peak time of occupancy. We can expect
100 or so, but history shows that the crowd dissipates rapidly as
the evening goes on.
+Tuesday, April 16:
+ 5:00pm: Newcomer Open House (Artisan) - ms
Same as on Sunday and Monday. Very informal.
+Thursday, April 18:
+ 12:00n: Volunteer Recognition Luncheon (Artisan) - ms
See above. JoAnn or someone else may be contacting them WRT some
kind of a special luncheon menu.
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D&D and Absinthe:
Cami writes:
So D&D/Krave would prefer Wed the 17th. I am asking about doing some
kind of show with our girls who are willing. Could be fun. Have to
think of a theme.
As for the show, they want $84 each up front, committed, so that makes
no sense as you can get day of show tics much cheaper, so I'm thinking
of running it with the girls committing to attending and then pay me
for the ticket on Monday at the welcome party and then I go buy the
tics the day of at a discount place. Perhaps Tuesday?
Let me know what you think.
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One thing that may work exceptionally well for Wednesday evening
might be the reception at the EHM (see above), followed by some
kind of an activity at D&D. This, along with PF Chang, could be a
very strong three-part "anchor" series for the evening.
As far as your plans for Absinthe tickets, this is the way we've
done it a few times in the past. Organizer collects from those who
are interested and gets best available seats the day of the show.
Question: Is Absinthe assigned seating or open seating? If it's not
assigned seating, it may be very possible to have those interested
just obtain their own tickets and still get to sit together.
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Swap Meet:
DocRobbySherry writes:
Has anyone ever tried organizing a girls swap meet?
I realize this is impractical for those flying in. But, many of us will
be driving. And, throwing a trash bag with cool stuff that is unwanted
or doesn't fit any more should be easy!
Depending on how many r interested, the question is: where could it be
held? It could even be in a parking lot some afternoon if enuff were
interested? Maybe it's been tried before.
Also, I am throwing my name in as a possible volunteer. Not to lead, but
to assist. I'll be arriving Monday PM. But, will not be available
Tuesday. Leaving Sat.
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We've had things like this off and on over the years. In the very
early years we had attendee-donated door prizes. Most infamous of
these was the Epilady which was passed from person to person at
each year almost as a joke prize. :)
In 2002 we had what we called the "Slumber Party and Swap Meet,
which was one of the few DLV activities in all of history which
was a definite flop. It didn't fail because of the swap meet plan,
but because of all kinds of other factors.
This is not to say that something like a swap meet can't work.
Big questions are where and when. Obvious "where" is somebody's
hotel room for a smaller affair. For something a bit larger in
scale, a possibility would be one of our regular hangouts such as
Goodtimes or Escape, in exchange for the bar business.
Another option may be to roll it in to some other activity.
Even though many fly, they often times bring multiple bags and
do have an adequate amount of room both for things to bring and
things to take back.
Such an activity would be incredibly easy to schedule if held
in someone's room. We would want to announce this well in
advance so everyone could be thinking of what to bring.
Thoughts on this, gang?
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JoAnn responds:
Maybe a Swap Meet could happen for a 45 minute period at the Opening
Celebration in the Artisan Lobby
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Pole dancing and scavenging:
Valorie writes:
I would like to suggest early Wednesday afternoon (~2pm) as a slot for
Pole Dancing.
The lessons will probably last around around 2 hours. It could be a
morning activity but some of the potential dancers might not be morning
people. This is an activity that will require specific clothing (think
aerobic/athletic clothes with enough exposed skin so you can grip the
pole). While you can probably do some wardrobe adjustments at the
studio, people will probably want enough time to shower and change
afterwards before the evening's activities.
A few ideas for the scavenger hunt:
1) Have the official hunt on one evening (perhaps Tuesday) and have a
photo slide show later in the week (perhaps before the Bahama Breeze
closing dinner).
2) An even more crazy idea was suggested by one of my team mates last
year: have the hunt be a multi-day team event where people are gathering
photos throughout the week. The only disadvantage of that is that you
lose the exciting time-pressure of how can we reach all the destinations
in a short period of time.
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JoAnn responds:
Don't want to kill its possibility. We need to see more of the
schedule fill-in and discuss the activities format. JoAnn
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Annie responds:
Let's consider the timeslot of Pole Dancing to be solid. Thanks for
taking the initiative on this.
Unless there is to be a major reshuffling of things (see above), it
appears that Tuesday will end up being our Eating Out Night and
Mainstream-Alternative Night (for lack of better terms) where several
smaller things happen.
Let's pencil that in to seed the evening's activities.
As for a slide show at BB, that could work well if we indeed get
the Gazebo Room, but remember, we don't have a solid claim on that
space, and a slide show may not work very well if we're in the area
to the right of the entrance as we were one year.
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Koffee Korner, Pawn Stars, and Ross:
Katie writes:
A word about the coffee corner. I would appreciate if anyone who
would like to attend this stellar event and is a Regular early riser
to pleas step forward and volunteer to assist me, Bev has already
kindly committed to help most days but I will very likely Not be
there on Friday and in order to have a place for those who like
morning coffee every day we could use someone else to be a second
hostess for this just in case my plans go awry mid week (Which has
been known to happen with varying frequency on my vacations)
Maybe someone who would like to start slowly as a new volunteer at a
very easy low commitment event?
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Pawn Stars. If there is enough interest then Tuesday morning after
Katie's Koffee Korner would be a good time slot for me!
I was also thinking of doing a side visit to the **Ross Store** just
south of the Riviera Casino. For those who havent shopped there the
prices are phenomenal! Everything from mens and women's clothes to
jewelry and watches, handbags, suitcases, shoes and it is right on
the Strip so very easy to find.
We don't have anything remotely like Ross where I live so I always
manage to buy more than one dress and some jewelry on most Vegas
visits. If you are a high end shopper this is not an option for you
but the clothing and shoes are in style and quite nice and as I
mentioned the prices are very decent.
So to sum Tuesday morning up.:-- Katies Koffee Korner around 6:30
to 7AM, Then Pawn stars at around 8 or 8:30. Then Ross for a quick
shopping trip. That will be my plan for Tuesday morning if anyone
would like to join me for one or all of these activities they are
most welcome to.
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Annie responds:
Let's talk about timing.
First for Koffee Korner. The timing is your call, but I would very
strongly suggest a time later than 6:30. A start time of 6:30 will
require most attendees to rise about 4:30, and for many, that just
ain't gonna happen! Even with a start time of 7:00, two hours of
get-ready-and-get-there time means rising at 5:00am.
We have it on the schedule for now at 7:00am. If you want it changed
to 6:30am just say so, but if meaningful level of attendance is
desired, the later the better.
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JoAnn responds:
I'd say 8am is "ideal' for the up early and "get the worms" in this
group! JoAnn
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Annie continues:
Now for Pawn Stars. The main www.gspawn.com web site does not list
the walk-in hours very obviously, but several other sites give the
hours of walk-in operation as 9-9. "The main section of the store is
open from 9:00am to 9:00pm Las Vegas time." Therefore, the earliest
that it would work would be 9:00am unless all you want to do is get
a glimpse of Chum through a fast-food-type drive-through window.
We have Pawn Stars on the schedule for 9:00am, which is the earliest
that can occur. Also, Ross's for 10:30am. If you want any of these
to be adjusted, please say so.
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High Tea:
Vanessa writes:
Just wondering, have we dropped the High Tea on Friday afternoon.
attended several times and thought it was a great event and a great
venue at Four Seasons.
If you need someone to organize I could probably take it on for Friday
afternoon at 2 pm
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Annie responds:
High Tea has not been dropped. The only reason it's not on the
schedule yet is that nobody's scheduled it. :)
Marilyn and Danielle, who coordinated this in 2012, have the "first
refusal rights" on it this year. This is one of the Laundry List
items above.
Let's get it on the schedule for Friday at 2:00pm. If it needs to be
moved to another timeslot, we can do it. It Marilyn and Danielle do
not wish to do it this year, it's your baby, Vanessa. Thanks again.
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JoAnn responds:
Venessa, Great and thanks for being a back-up. JoAnn
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Bang-bang shoot-shoot:
Vanessa writes:
The Pro Shop at the Clark County Shooting Complex both rents the
firearms and sells ammo. $20 Gun rental and $5-6 per round for trap....
most places that rent guns to you require you to use ammo that is
purchased at the range..... but I don't expect trap loads to be
available for $8-10 a box for 25 rounds.
This is a county owned range and they pledge an anti-discrimination
policy... so should be no problems with a bunch of crossdressers with
"shootin irons".. ha-ha I"ll get the details and circulate... I"ll see
if we can simply rent 5 shotguns and allow multiple individuals to shoot
rounds of trap.. that would reduce cost for the gun rental and we can
simple alternate teams of 5 with rounds of trap (25 birds). I'll report
back but figure it would be a 9 am - 11 am activity and I will again
furnish "Annie Oakley Awards"
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Thanks, Vanessa.
Please let us know what transpires. If any timeslot adjustments need
to be made, please let us know.
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Golf and Studio Lites:
Danielle writes:
Went over to the Denver Studio Lites today, and they have DLV on their
calendar for Las V. on Monday, April 15 at 11am - 2pm. No problem.
They're delighted.
Spoke to Desert Rose, and they're putting this year's package together.
I haven't seen the price yet, so let me get back to you, probably
tomorrow, on whether it's still as reasonable as it's been.
Counting days
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Thanks, Danielle. Let's consider both of these to be solid as far as
the schedule is concerned.
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Working schedule:
Diva Las Vegas 2013 schedule
Tentative and subject to change
All times Pacific Daylight Time
Sunday, April 14:
10:00am: Religious services (Metropolitan Community Church) - sv
1:00pm: Lunch With Ginger (Harrah's Buffet) - ms
5:00pm: Newcomer Open House (Artisan) - ms
Monday, April 15:
7:00am: Katie's Koffee Korner (Betty's Cyber Cafe - The Quad) - ms
11:00am: Studio Lites Open House (Studio Lites) - sv
1:00pm: Lunch With Ginger (Stratosphere Buffet) - ms
4:00pm: Newcomer Open House (Artisan) - ms
6:00pm: Happy Hour (Artisan) - ms
7:00pm: Dinner (Artisan) - ms
7:30pm: Welcome Meet And Greet (Artisan) - ms
Tuesday, April 16:
7:00am: Katie's Koffee Korner (Betty's Cyber Cafe - The Quad) - ms
9:00am: Pawn Stars (Gold & Silver Pawn) - ms
9:30am: Diva Las Vegas Invitational Golf (Desert Rose) - ms
10:30am: Shopping at Ross (Ross Dress For Less) - ms
1:00pm: Lunch With Ginger (LV Hotel Buffet) - ms
5:00pm: Newcomer Open House (Artisan) - ms
6:00pm: Happy Hour Options (various)
6:00pm: Annie's choice (tba) - ms
Wednesday, April 17:
7:00am: Katie's Koffee Korner (Betty's Cyber Cafe - The Quad) - ms
1:00pm: Lunch With Ginger (tbd) - ms
2:00pm: Pole Dance Lessons (tba) - ms
5:30pm: PF Changs Dinner (PF Chang - Planet Hollywood) - ms
7:30pm: Erotic Heritage Museum (Erotic Heritage Museum) - mv
Thursday, April 18:
7:00am: Katie's Koffee Korner (Betty's Cyber Cafe - The Quad) - ms
9:00am: Pistol and Rifle Shooting (Discount Firearms) - ms
12:00n: Volunteer Recognition Luncheon (Artisan) - ms
9:30pm: Limousine Tour (tbd) - ms
Friday, April 19:
7:00am: Katie's Koffee Korner (Betty's Cyber Cafe - The Quad) - ms
1:00pm: Lunch With Ginger (Gold Coast Buffet) - ms
2:00pm: High Tea (Mandalay Bay) - ms
6:00pm: Happy Hour (Bahama Breeze) - mv
7:00pm: Farewell Dinner (Bahama Breeze) - mv
8:00pm: Farewell Celebration (Bahama Breeze) - mv
8:30pm: Official Group Photo (Bahama Breeze) - mv
9:30pm: Dancing at Paris (Paris) - ms
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