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| Welcome Reception - Beach Sunset Time: 17:30 - 19:30 |
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| Pick up your credentials in the convention center at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel and take a short shuttle to the Ritz-Carlton Beach Club for a sunset reception. There’s no better place in Sarasota than The Ritz-Carlton Beach Club to watch the sun set. Join a fire-side, Gulf-front gathering to celebrate nature’s most spectacular show and search for the elusive Green Flash.
Sarasota has long been known for its rich cultural and artistic history. One of Sarasota’s original masterpieces can be seen right here on Lido Beach as the setting sun paints a colorful canvas in vibrant hues that range from brilliant shades of orange, warm golden tones, softer palettes of pinks and purples, and possibly even a flash of green. Be sure to arrive at the beach at least one half hour early to appreciate the full effect of the attraction. Entertainment, light appetizers and two drink tickets will be provided. A cash bar will be available for your enjoyment |
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| Fee: No fee required for delegates. Accompanying guest/s require Guest Fee | |||
| Dress: Resort Casual | |||
| Thursday, March 24th | |||
| Exhibit Reception & Poster Session Time: 17:45 - 19:00 |
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We appreciate the dedication and support from our industry partners. Without their generous contributions this meeting would not be possible. We encourage our conference delegates to show their appreciation by visiting each exhibit booth and inquire about the latest products and services provided by our patrons. Our Poster Session and selections for Poster Awards will run concurrently with the Exhibit Reception, providing a casual atmosphere to review these important scientific papers. The Program Committee considers posters an important contribution to the success of this conference. Many of the presentations will provide information that was thought to be better suited to the higher level of exposure and interaction that a poster presentation affords. Poster presentations are seen as an extremely important venue for information exchange. Poster Awards will be presented to outstanding posters for both Bone Conduction Hearing and Maxillofacial/Anaplastology/Other posters. See "Presentation Instructions" web page for details.
Light appetizers and two drink tickets will be provided. A cash bar will be available for your enjoyment |
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| Fee: No fee required for delegates. Accompanying guest/s require Guest Fee | |||
| Dress: Business casual | |||
| Friday, March 25th | |||
| Reception & Banquet (elective, fee required) Time: 18:00 - 22:00 |
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| Ringling Museum | |||
John Ringling, one of the five original circus kings of the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus, was blessed with entrepreneurial genius and through his success with the circus and other investments, became quite wealthy. In 1911, John (1866-1936) and his wife, Mable (1875-1929) purchased 20 acres of waterfront property in Sarasota, Florida. Although it is easy to get caught up in the magic of the circus, John Ringling's true legacy to Sarasota was his vast love of art. He and his wife, Mable, built an art museum in 1925 that housed their collection of over 500 years of art — most of which was personally selected by John Ringling. It was bequeathed to the people of Florida along with 66 acres of land that includes Cà d'Zan, the Ringling winter residence, upon his death in 1936. The Art Museum is internationally recognized for its collection of Baroque paintings, including paintings by Peter Paul Rubens, Velàzquez, Poussin, van Dyck and other Baroque masters, as well as rare antiquities from Cyprus. Banquet Grounds |
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| Entertainment with dancing, light appetizers, banquet dinner with wine and two drink tickets will be provided. A cash bar will be available for your enjoyment. | |||
| Fee: $90/person | Late Fee after March 1, 2011: $115 | ||
| Dress: Cocktail | |||
Banquet Award Ceremony
IAA Literary Award is awarded annually for the best article published in the International Journal of Anaplastology (IJA) by a member or non-member. Poster Awards will be presented to outstanding posters for both Bone Conduction Hearing and Maxillofacial/Anaplastology/Other posters. |
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| Saturday, March 26th | |||
Award Ceremony IAA Conference Presentation Award is awarded annually for the best presentation at the annual conference. Recipient may or may not be an IAA member. Recipient is chosen by vote of conference attendees. IAA da Vinci Award for Exemplary Case Results is based upon difficulty, quality of work, and creative problem solving in case studies presentation. Recipient is chosen by vote of conference attendees. |
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| Post Conference Social Outing Time: 18:00 - 20:00 |
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| Sunset Cruise (elective, fee required) | |||
| Fee: $50 | Late Fee after March 1, 2011: $70 | ||
| Dress: Casual | Limited to the first 125 colleagues | ||
| Includes; Appetizers and two drink tickets | |||
Join us for a fun cruise through the inter-coastal waters and the Gulf of Mexico and enjoy appetizers, beverages and outstanding views. Our open air outside deck will provide you with the best way to enjoy the waters of the Gulf of Mexico. This is the perfect venue to end your conference weekend before returning home. Plan on spending a relaxing sunset on Saturday. Our Social Outing is designed to provide a great opportunity to network with your colleagues while viewing a Sarasota sunset. Look for playful dolphins, cruising the inter-coast waterfront while enjoying the warm sunshine and Gulf of Mexico breezes. A wonderful opportunity to share with your colleagues and make your Sarasota experience a memorable event. Make your reservations early to ensure your seat! |
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