54th Annual ConferenceBondurant Room - Library 10:00 – 10:30 am Break in Exhibits Exhibit Hall...

August 30 – September 2, 2011Roswell Convention & Civic Center

REGISTER FOR THIS CONFERENCE TODAY!

New Mexico Municipal Le ague

P.O. Box 846 (1229 Paseo de Peralta) Santa Fe, NM 87504-0846

tel: 505.982.5573 • toll free: 1.800.432.2036fax: 505.984.1392 • www.nmml.org

N e w M ex i c o M u n i c i p a l L e a g u e

54th Annual Conference

Crash in Roswell, the Sequel

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54th NMML Annual Conference • Roswell Convention & Civic CenterAugust 30 – September 2, 2011

TUESDAY August 3011:00 am – 3:00 pm Exhibitors set-upConvention Center Exhibition Hall

8:00 am – 2:30 pm Delegate Golf OutingSpring River Municipal Golf Course

11:00 am – 3:00 pmCommunity ProjectRoswell Museum and Art Centerand Spring River Channel

3:00 – 7:00 pm RegistrationConvention Center Lobby

3:00 – 7:00 pm Exhibits Open Refreshments in ExhibitsConvention Center Exhibit Hall

5:00 – 7:00 pm Exhibits OpenReception in ExhibitsConvention Center Exhibit Hall

WEDNESDAY August 31 7:00 am – 4:30 pm RegistrationConvention Center Lobby

7:30 am Morning Refreshments in Exhibits

7:30 am – 4:00 pm Exhibits open – Close at 4 pmConvention Center Exhibit Hall

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1 - 98:30 – 11:30 am

1. Governing Body Forum Pat Bassett Hall - Museum

2. Joint Session: NM Municipal Clerks &Finance Offi cers Association & Govern-ment Finance Offi cers Association Robert H. Goddard Planetarium - Museum

3. NM Fire Chiefs Association Nancy Lopez / Robert H. Goddard RoomsConvention Center

4. NM Municipal Attorneys AssociationFairfi eld Inn Meeting Room

5. NM Association of Chiefs of Police ½ Ballroom (West Side) - Sally Port Inn

WEDNESDAY August 31 cont’

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1 - 9 cont’

6. NM City Management Association ½ Ballroom (East Side) - Sally Port Inn

7. NM EnvironmentalQuality Association Cloudcroft Room – Sally Port Inn

8. NM Municipal Judges AssociationLa Quinta Meeting Room

9. NM Municipal Librarians Association Bondurant Room - Library

10:00 – 10:30 am Break in ExhibitsExhibit Hall

11:45 – 1:45 pm Lunch Exhibit Hall - Convention Center

2:00 – 3:45 pm CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP I Building Community Involvement Karen Susman, Denver, CORobert H. Goddard Planetarium - Museum

WORKSHOP II When Disaster Strikes: Are You Ready?Panel TBA Pat Bassett Hall - Museum

WORKSHOP III Social Media and What it Meansto Local GovernmentsHon. Stephen Urquhart, State SenatorSt. George, UtahHorgan Gallery - Museum

WORKSHOP IVRound Table Discussions with ExhibitorsConvention Center Exhibit Hall

4:00 pm Credentials Committee Meeting Robert H. Goddard Meeting RoomConvention Center

4:00 – 5:00 pm Resolutions Committee Meeting Pat Bassett Hall - Museum

6:00 – 7:30 pmA Night at the MuseumReceptionRoswell Museum & Art Center

Preliminary Program At-A-Glance

THURSDAY, September 17:00 – 8:00 am Two Mile Fitness Walk & Three Mile Fun RunBegins and Ends at Cahoon Park

7:30 am – 3:00 pm Registration Continues/Closes Convention Center Lobby

8:30 am – 10:15 amGENERAL SESSION I The O’Shea ReportTim and Kris O’SheaDenver, COExhibit Hall – Convention Center

10:15 – 10:30 am Break Exhibit Hall / Lobby – Convention Center

10:30 am – 11:45 amGENERAL SESSION II Safety First in the WorkplaceJohn Drebinger, Galt, CAExhibit Hall – Convention Center

12:15 pm Luncheon Honoring Past PresidentsHon. Susana Martinez, Governor (Invited)Exhibit Hall – Convention Center

Immediately Following LuncheonAnnual Business Meeting Pat Bassett Hall - Museum

6:00 pm – Midnight New to the ZooTheme NightSpring River Park & Zoo

FRIDAY, September 28:00 – 10:00 am Closing Breakfast Ballroom – Sally Port Inn

10:00 am Annual Conference Adjourns



Join Us in Roswell

NEW DATES, SAME GREAT RATES! We hope that you can join us for the New Mexico Municipal League 54th Annual conference sched-uled for August 30 – September 2, 2011, at the Roswell Convention and Civic Center! This year’s Exhibit program will start on Tuesday, August 30th, and registration will open simultaneously at 3:00PM at the Roswell Convention Center, so plan on coming early if you can so you won’t miss our Tuesday night Opening Reception. Our program planning committee has been hard at work to provide outstanding general sessions; see our Keynote Speakers highlights on page 3. Also, among four workshops offered, and a fi rst this year, roundtable discussions with several exhibitors are scheduled to take place Wednesday afternoon in the exhibit area. Six educational topics of interest have been selected, and exhibitors have volunteered to moderate those informative discussions. We are very excited to try out this new format. We encourage you to make your hotel reservations early and to register on-line if you can (log in required – email request to [email protected]).See you in Roswell!

COMMUNITY PROJECT Tuesday, August 30th – 11am to 3pmJoin friends from around the State in a Beautifi cation and Tree Planting afternoon at the Roswell Mu-seum and Art Center and Spring River Channel. Enjoy this great setting within walking distance from Conference Registration and show visitors and residents the true spirit of the New Mexico Municipal League members. Meet Randy Van Vleck in the Convention & Civic Center Lobby at 11am. Be sure to wear cool comfortable clothing and closed shoes, bring a sun hat, sunscreen and gardening gloves. A light lunch and refreshments will be provided. Be sure to check the registration form and sign the waiver if you plan to participate.

DELEGATE GOLF OUTING Tuesday, August 30th – 8am to 2:30pmThe New Mexico Municipal League Golf Outing will be held this year at Roswell’s Spring River 18-Hole Municipal Golf Course. Due to this year’s exhibit schedule change, the golf outing will begin at 9:00 am. To facilitate the 9:00 am shotgun start, the number of players will be limited to 120 and teams will be determined by blind draw. Entry in the Golf Outing, including the 8:00 am breakfast, is open to all attendees and will be on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis with preference given to full con-ference registrants. Register early to secure your spot! Be sure to check the registration form and sign the waiver accordingly if you plan to play.

NEW THIS YEAR - RECEPTION WITH SPONSORS & EXHIBITORS Tuesday, August 30th – 5 to 7pmJoin us at an Opening Reception in the Exhibit Hall! The reception will be held on Tuesday, August 30th from 5:00 till 7:00 pm at the Convention & Civic Center. Relax, meet your friends and fi nd new ones. Delicious fi nger food and beverages will await you (and so will the Aliens we are told...) Note: All exhibit booths will remain open during the reception.


A NIGHT AT THE MUSEUMWednesday, August 31stThe beautiful Roswell Museum and Art Center is the location for a fabulous “Night at the Museum” Wednesday evening social. Catch up with old friends and make new ones while viewing the fabulous collections exhibited in the numerous galleries, or try your hand at stargazing through the Planetari-um telescope. Your favorite libations and appetizers await you along with entertainment throughout the museum. Afterwards, the evening is free to explore the many Roswell dining establishments. Please indicate on the registration form if you plan to attend the reception.

3-MILE FUN RUN/2-MILE WALKThursday, September 1stAll you joggers and walkers out there – put on your sweat socks and jogging/walking shoes and join us for this early morning 32nd annual event. Run or walk the course through beautiful Cahoon Park bordering the Spring River. The event will be held rain or shine and will conclude with a hot breakfast at the Cahoon Park by the Pool. Transportation will be provided from the Convention Center. Meet at the Convention Center parking lot between 6:00 and 6:15 am or drive to the Cahoon Park at 6:30 amwhere the run/walk starts at 7:00 am. The event and the breakfast should be concluded by 8:30 am,and attendees will be transported back to the Convention & Civic Center. Be sure to check theregistration form and sign the waiver if you plan to participate.

NEW TO THE ZOOThursday, September 1st – 6pm to MidnightCatch a ride (shuttle) to the Spring River Park and Zoo for an evening of food, fun and exciting surprises! Enjoy the vast grounds of this city-owned park that includes an aviary, animal exhib-its, carousel and even a passenger train. Savor a buffet dinner including steaks and all the “fi xins” along with beverages and dessert. Have your picture taken with some surprise guests and be en-tertained the whole evening. All attendees should plan to utilize the complimentary shuttle to and from the event as limited parking is reserved exclusively for catering and service person-nel and equipment. This event is included in full conference registrations. Please indicate on theregistration form if you plan to attend.

New to the ZooA Night at the Museum


Keynote Speakers

TIM & KRIS O’SHEAThe economy has created some harsh challenges for or-ganizations. Leadership is under pressure and employees are required to do more with less. But it doesn’t have to get you down!

The O’Shea Report “Change 180” looks at dealing with change with our most powerful tool: our sense of humor. Discover how laughing your way through change can help you to overcome stress; change the dynamic of a situation by changing your perspective, and harness the power of teamwork for support during uncertain times.

Professional speaking team Tim and Kris O’Shea present as “The O’Shea Report” at meetings and conventions all over the United States and Canada. Recently voted among the Top 5 Entertainment Keynote Speakers for 2011 by Speakers Platform, The O’Shea Report has shared the stage with the likes of Robert Klein, Steve Forbes, Connie Chung, and cast members from “Sat-urday Night Live” and “Whose Line Is It Anyway.”

As former corporate professionals by day and comedy writers and performers by night, Tim and Kris O’Shea are both familiar with the fast pace of the working world. Blending their unique backgrounds in humor and business, The O’Sheas have presented to such organizations as Nordstrom, Coors Brewing Co., and Hewlett Packard.

JOHN DREBINGER - SAFETY FIRST IN THE WORKPLACEWe are fortunate to have one of the most unique safety speakers you will ever see. He has profoundly changed the way people communicate their safety messages. For more than 20 years, John Drebinger has helped his audiences improve their safety performance at work and at home. John serves a diverse list of clients, including NASA, ExxonMobil, Boeing, An-heuser Busch, General Motors, Sony Pictures, and many others. His book, Mastering Safety Communication, is loaded with great tools and tech-niques; over 75,000 copies have helped safety teams be more effective.

John has a Bachelors Degree in speech, and is a Certifi ed Hypnothera-pist. A member of the National Speakers Association, he has earned their

highest designation, “Certifi ed Speaking Professional.” John is also a member of the famous Holly-wood Magic Castle. He is an Eagle Scout and has been an active member of the Boy Scouts for over 48 years.


Some Workshops Highlights

SECRETS FOR BUILDING COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT: HOW TO ATTRACT, INVOLVE, REWARD AND RETAIN ENGAGED CONSTITUENTS – KAREN SUSMANEvery municipality needs constituents to be interested, engaged and involved. As Glenda Morgan, retired Mobile, Alabama municipal clerk said, “Without community involvement, you don’t have a community.” Volunteers can pick up the slack of tight budgets. City council and board positions need to be filled. Community consensus needs to be built if you’re going to get anything accom-plished. This session focuses on why engaged constituents are important, how to attract constitu-ents, how to qualify them, engage them and turn them into active volunteers or participants. Take lots of practical ideas back to your community.

• Learn how to make the volunteer experience positive and lasting. • Learn how to be more visible in your community in order to gain consensus. • Learn how storytelling can build community.

EXHIBITOR ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSIONSKnowing and using our resources is critically important if we are to do our jobs as effi ciently as possi-ble. Business and governmental partners are an integral part of our industry and play a unique role in providing support services for all of us. New to the Annual Conference this year is Exhibitor Round-table Discussions. Six businesses from across the state were chosen to facilitate topics benefi cial to municipal offi cials. The topics are:

• The benefi ts of qualifi cation based selection (QBS) and application to on-call type contracts for professional services• Disaster recovery and business continuity• Strategic planning and goal setting for the Mayor and the members of the City Council• Providing grant funding to communities regarding fi re prevention in wild land urban interface settings• Municipal fi nancing debt markets• Recycling in the State of New Mexico

There will be two 30-45 minute discussions for the topics. Delegates will have the option of par-ticipating in both sessions on the same topic or move to a different topic for the second session. Groups will be limited to 20 attendees. Once a group is full, attendees will be directed to their second choice. After the conference, summaries of the discussions will be sent to all attendees. Don’t miss out on this new opportunity to engage in these intriguing conversations!

DETAILS ON THEEMERGENCY PREPAREDNESS AND SOCIAL NETWORK WORKSHOPSARE FORTHCOMING.


Please check boxes for events you plan to attend

Tuesday, August 30th� Golf Outing Must fill out Function Waiver on page 6

� Community Project Must fill out Function Waiver on page 6

� Reception with Sponsors & Exhibitors

Wednesday, August 31st� Governing Body Forum

Subsection Meeting Check One� Attorneys � Clerks & GFOA� Fire Chiefs � Managers � Judges � Police Chiefs � Env. Quality � Librarians

� Lunch

Concurrent Workshops 2:00pm Check One� Community Involvement � When Disaster Strikes� Social Media � Round Table with Exhibitors

� Welcome Reception “A Night at the Museum”

Thursday, September 1stSport Events Check One & Must fill out Function Waiver on page 6 � 2 Mile Fitness Walk � 3 Mile Fun Run

� General Sessions� Past Presidents’ Luncheon� Theme Night “New to the Zoo”

Friday, September 2nd� Closing Breakfast

Payment Information

� Check for registration fees made payable to NMML. Please include member ID on check/stub

� Enclosed � Will bring to Meeting

� Purchase Order for Registration Fees attach copy or provide PO#

� Charge my registration fees to VISA or MasterCard listed below. The New Mexico Municipal League isauthorized to use the card below to pay all applicable registration fee(s) in the amount of: $

VISA/MasterCard # Circle one Exp. Date

Card Holder Name Printed

Card Holder Signature

Credit Card transaction(s) will be processed one week prior to the

Conference. Receipts available upon registration check-in

� I have read the cancellation policy on p. 6 initials

Cancellation Policy/Guest Registration/Function Waiver on reverse >>

Registration FormMail or Fax Form or register on-line by credit card at www.nmml.org/nmml-events

Advance Registration Late Registration On-SiteRegistration by August 15th after August 15th after August 22nd

Full Conference Includes all meetings & functions

NMML Members � $280 � $350 � $420 Non Members Federal, State, County, Private � $330 � $415 � $495

Wednesday Only Includes Subsection Meeting, Breaks, Lunch & Conference Materials

NMML Members � $90 � $100 � $110 Non Members Federal, State, County, Private � $125 � $135 � $140

Name: Title:

Municipality/Organization:

Mailing Address: Include City/State/Zip

Billing Address: Include City/State/Zip

Daytime Phone: Fax: Email:

� I Prefer Vegetarian Meals ADA/Special Needs: Contact Tisha Aldredge (800) 432-2036


Please check boxes for events you plan to attend

Tuesday, August 3oth� Golf Outing Must fill out Function Waiver

� Community Project Must fill out Function Waiver

� Reception with Sponsors & Exhibitors

Wednesday, August 31st� Lunch� Welcome Reception “A Night at the Museum”

Thursday, September 1stSport Events Check One & Must fill out Function Waiver � 2 Mile Fitness Walk � 3 Mile Fun Run

� Past Presidents’ Luncheon� Theme Night “New to the Zoo”

Friday, September 2nd� Closing Breakfast

Guest/Spouse Registration Fee Payment Information� Check for registration fees made payable to NMML. � Enclosed � Will bring to Meeting

� Charge Registrant & Guest/Spouse fees on registrant’s credit card. Info provided on page 5

� Charge my registration fee to my credit card listed below.

The New Mexico Municipal League is authorized to use the card below to pay all applicable Guest/Spouseregistration fees in the amount of: $

VISA/MasterCard # Circle one Exp. Date

Card Holder Name Printed

Card Holder Signature

FUNCTION WAIVERIf you and/or your guest/spouse will be participating in any of the followingfunctions, each of you must sign, have witnessed & return this Function Waiver.

I will participate in the following functions:

� Golf Outing USGA Handicap Index or Average � Community Project� Walk � RunIn consideration of the acceptance of this entry, I hereby for myself, my heirs, executors, administrators, assigns and any other successors in interest, release, waive and forever discharge any and all rights and claims for dam-ages or from any and/or all of the 2011 New Mexico Municipal League Annual Conference Events. I specifically release and discharge the New Mexico Mu-nicipal League, the City of Roswell, Spring River Municipal Golf Course, any sponsors, promoters, and any organization whose facilities are being used for these events, from all injuries or damages arising from or contributing to any physical impairment or defect I may have, whether latent or patent. I attest and verify that I am physically fit and capable of participating in the event(s) I have registered for, and that I have sufficiently trained for the completion of these event(s), both being my sole responsibility.

Registrant Signature:

Guest/Spouse Signature:

Witness:

REGISTRATION/CANCELLATION POLICYPlease Read CarefullyAfter August 22nd you must register on-site. Requests for cancellation must be re-ceived in writing by August 22nd, 2011. Cancellations received after August 15th will be charged $50 cancellation fee. No refunds after August 22nd; No registrations or cancellations will be accepted by telephone; No partial refunds if you decide not to attend particular functions. If you preregistered and do not attend without can-celling your registration, you are responsible for full conference registration fee. This policy also applies to Guest/Spouse registrants.

� I have read this cancellation policy initials

Please return by August 22nd to:Registrar • NM Municipal League

P.O. Box 846 - Santa Fe, NM 87504 Phone: 800-432-2036 or 505-982-5573 Fax: 505-984-1392

or register on-line at www.nmml.org/nmml-events

Guest/Spouse Registration FormMail or Fax Form or register on-line at www.nmml.org/nmml-events

Advance Registration Late Registration On-SiteRegistration by August 15th after August 15th after August 22nd

Full Conference Includes all functions and meals

Guest/Spouse � $125 � $160 � $190

Name:

City/Town/Village: Daytime Phone: Fax: Email:

� I Prefer Vegetarian Meals ADA/Special Needs: Contact Tisha Aldredge (800) 432-2036


Hotel Information

With the exception of the Sally Port Inn and the Super 8 Motel, the following hotels in Roswell are available at special group rates. When making your reservation, please call the hotel directly and ask for the New Mexico Municipal League group rate. The group rates are indicated below. After the cut-off date of August 16th, 2011, the group rate will no longer be guaranteed; rooms will be on a space and rate availability basis only. We urge you to make your reservations early. The rates indicated below do not include tax. All properties will be on the shuttle routes provided by the City of Roswell.

Best Western El Rancho Palacio (H)2205 N. Main St.575-622-2721$81 King - $85.50

Budget Inn North (I) 2101 N. Main St.575-623-6050$52 Single or Double

Budget Inn West Side (M)2200 W. Second St.575-623-3811$35/1 pers. - $40 King/2 pers. $45 Double/2 pers.

Comfort Suites Roswell (B)3610 N. Main St.575-623-5501$99 King - $109 Double

Comfort Inn and Suites (C)3595 N. Main Street575-623-4567$77 Single or Double

Days Inn (L)1310 N. Main Street575-623-4021$67.50 Single or Double

Hampton Inn and Suites (A)3607 N. Main Street575-623-5151$77 Single or Double

Holiday Inn Express (F)2300 N. Main Street575-627-9900$77 Single or Double $99 Featured rooms (larger)$109 Suites

Motel 6 of Roswell (E)3307 N. Main Street575-625-6666$51.98 Queen or 2 DBL - $61.98 Suites

Rodeway Inn West Side (N)2308 W. Second St.575-623-9440$70 Single or Double

Sally Port Inn2000 N. Main St.575-622-6430Undergoing renovations – may or may not be ready by the time of the NMML Annual Conference. Ask for government rate.

Super 8 Motel (D)3375 N. Main St.575-622-8886No group rates given. Regular rates are$69 Single - $79 Double. Ask forgovernment rate.

For more information on these properties, go to www. http://www.roswellmysteries.com/, click on Visit Roswell, then on Hotels. Another helpful website is http://www.roswellnm.org/


TUESDAY August 3011:00 am – 3:00 pm Exhibitors set-upConvention Center Exhibition Hall

8:00 am – 2:30 pm Delegate Golf OutingSpring River Municipal Golf Course

11:00 am – 3:00 pmCommunity ProjectRoswell Museum and Art Centerand Spring River Channel

3:00 – 7:00 pm RegistrationConvention Center Lobby

3:00 – 7:00 pm Exhibits Open Refreshments in ExhibitsConvention Center Exhibit Hall

5:00 – 7:00 pm Exhibits OpenReception in ExhibitsConvention Center Exhibit Hall

WEDNESDAY August 31 7:00 am – 4:30 pm RegistrationConvention Center Lobby

7:30 am Morning Refreshments in Exhibits

7:30 am – 4:00 pm Exhibits open – Close at 4 pmConvention Center Exhibit Hall

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1 - 98:30 – 11:30 am

1. Governing Body Forum Pat Bassett Hall - Museum

2. Joint Session: NM Municipal Clerks &Finance Offi cers Association & Govern-ment Finance Offi cers Association Robert H. Goddard Planetarium - Museum

3. NM Fire Chiefs Association Nancy Lopez / Robert H. Goddard RoomsConvention Center

4. NM Municipal Attorneys AssociationFairfi eld Inn Meeting Room

5. NM Association of Chiefs of Police ½ Ballroom (West Side) - Sally Port Inn

WEDNESDAY August 31 cont’

CONCURRENT SESSIONS 1 - 9 cont’

6. NM City Management Association ½ Ballroom (East Side) - Sally Port Inn

7. NM EnvironmentalQuality Association Cloudcroft Room – Sally Port Inn

8. NM Municipal Judges AssociationLa Quinta Meeting Room

9. NM Municipal Librarians Association Bondurant Room - Library

10:00 – 10:30 am Break in ExhibitsExhibit Hall

11:45 – 1:45 pm Lunch Exhibit Hall - Convention Center

2:00 – 3:45 pm CONCURRENT WORKSHOPS

WORKSHOP I Building Community Involvement Karen Susman, Denver, CORobert H. Goddard Planetarium - Museum

WORKSHOP II When Disaster Strikes: Are You Ready?Panel TBA Pat Bassett Hall - Museum

WORKSHOP III Social Media and What it Meansto Local GovernmentsHon. Stephen Urquhart, State SenatorSt. George, UtahHorgan Gallery - Museum

WORKSHOP IVRound Table Discussions with ExhibitorsConvention Center Exhibit Hall

4:00 pm Credentials Committee Meeting Robert H. Goddard Meeting RoomConvention Center

4:00 – 5:00 pm Resolutions Committee Meeting Pat Bassett Hall - Museum

6:00 – 7:30 pmA Night at the MuseumReceptionRoswell Museum & Art Center

Preliminary Program At-A-Glance

THURSDAY, September 17:00 – 8:00 am Two Mile Fitness Walk & Three Mile Fun RunBegins and Ends at Cahoon Park

7:30 am – 3:00 pm Registration Continues/Closes Convention Center Lobby

8:30 am – 10:15 amGENERAL SESSION I The O’Shea ReportTim and Kris O’SheaDenver, COExhibit Hall – Convention Center

10:15 – 10:30 am Break Exhibit Hall / Lobby – Convention Center

10:30 am – 11:45 amGENERAL SESSION II Safety First in the WorkplaceJohn Drebinger, Galt, CAExhibit Hall – Convention Center

12:15 pm Luncheon Honoring Past PresidentsHon. Susana Martinez, Governor (Invited)Exhibit Hall – Convention Center

Immediately Following LuncheonAnnual Business Meeting Pat Bassett Hall - Museum

6:00 pm – Midnight New to the ZooTheme NightSpring River Park & Zoo

FRIDAY, September 28:00 – 10:00 am Closing Breakfast Ballroom – Sally Port Inn

10:00 am Annual Conference Adjourns


August 30 – September 2, 2011Roswell Convention & Civic Center

REGISTER FOR THIS CONFERENCE TODAY!

New Mexico Municipal Le ague

P.O. Box 846 (1229 Paseo de Peralta) Santa Fe, NM 87504-0846

tel: 505.982.5573 • toll free: 1.800.432.2036fax: 505.984.1392 • www.nmml.org

N e w M ex i c o M u n i c i p a l L e a g u e

54th Annual Conference


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