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首届电子商务年会晚宴设计方案 本文简介:2013年首次电子商务年会晚宴2013年首届电子商务年会晚宴设计方案12会展1班二〇一三年十二项目名称2013年首届电子商务年晚宴委托单位中国服务贸易协会电子商务委员会编制单位浙江旅游职业学院12会展1班第二组项目负责编制时间2013.12目录第一部分宴会基本概况1、宴会基本信息42、会议酒店概况5

首届电子商务年会晚宴设计方案 本文内容:

2013年首次电子商务年会晚宴

2013年首届电子商务年会晚宴

12会展1班

二〇一三年十二

项目名称

2013年首届电子商务年晚宴

委托单位

中国服务贸易协会电子商务委员会

编制单位

浙江旅游职业学院12会展1班第二组

项目负责

编制时间

2013.12

目录

第一部分

宴会基本概况

1、

宴会基本信息4

2、

会议酒店概况5

第二部分

宴会接洽流程

1、

酒店宴会预订单7

2、

酒店宴会合同8

3、

联络函12

4、

宴会变更通知书13

5、

宴会任务单15

第三部分

宴会菜单设计

1、

菜肴编排18

2、

菜单设计图及理念19

第四部分

宴会酒水安排.20

第五部分

宴会台面设计

1、

台面设计及理念20

二、摆台设计21

第六部分

宴会场地安排

一、场地平面图22

第七部分

宴会场景设计

一、光线灯光运用22

二、宴会色彩运用22

三、音乐氛围23

四、周围环境装饰23

五、人工景致装饰23

六、家具装饰23

七、环境绿化23

八、标志23

九、室内环境控制24

第一部分

宴会基本概况

1、

宴会基本信息

(一)会议信息

主题:2013年首届电子商务年会

时间:2013年1月18日

地点:上海扬子江万丽大酒店

主办单位:中国服务贸易协会电子商务委员会

协办单位:商务部

工业和信息化部

执行承办:上海扬子江万丽大酒店

支持单位:中央电视台财经频道(CCTV2)

新浪财经

MSN财经

全球化背景下,无论是政府抑或企业都试图通过标准化手段来规避不确定性和风险。中国电子商务年会在商务部的直接领导和参与下,充分展示行业发展的现状、探讨行业发展中存在的问题、寻求解决行业发展中存在的问题、搭建行业交流平台。为各级政府、企业、专家等提供一个共商电子商务发展的高层对话平台,主张合作、规范、发展,推动我国电子商务行业健康发展、增强电商行业与世界经济的对话与联系。

(2)

会议宴会信息

晚宴主题:

晚宴时间:2013年1月18日

17:00-20:00

晚宴地点:上海扬子江万丽大酒店

二、会议酒店概况

上海扬子江万丽大酒店,位于虹桥开发区,经延安路高架至上海浦东国际机场和虹桥机场以及其它周边城市交通便捷,邻近上海国际贸易中心、国际展览中心和上海世贸商城等,酒店是有着现代典雅建筑风格的豪华酒店,其装潢陈设巧妙地融合了东西方的文化特色,拥有集舒适与功能性于一体的客房,设施完善的会议设施,以及多元化。

上海扬子江万丽大酒店拥有可容纳450人的多功能宴会厅和可举行1000人鸡尾酒会的休憩区。除此之外,酒店还拥有适合10-70人开会的会议室。在行政楼层,另设有2间小型会议室。

(一)

酒店

雅聚廊

酒店会议室

酒店宴会厅

第二部分

宴会接洽流程

1、

酒店宴会预订单

上海扬子江万丽大酒店宴会预订单

预定编号:

88888

单位

(个人)

中国服务贸易协会电子商务委员会

2013年1月18日

15:00-20:00

卢子

0571--8888

宴会形式

西式自助餐

宴会

场地

雅聚廊厅

内容

宴会保证人数:350人

宴会预算人数:400人

自助餐收费标准:200元/人

自助餐按高标准提供,谢绝酒自带酒水

预付定金

90000元

付款方式

支票

注:1、若双方对以上约定均无异议,签字后本协议即可生效;

2、本协议签订后,如因宴会方自身原因取消宴会预定则定金不予退还;如因酒店原因造成宴会方无法如期举办宴会,则酒店按宴会方交纳定金的双倍进行赔偿。

3、已确定的桌数如没用完按每桌标准50%赔偿,备用桌数可以全退。

4、本协议一式两份,双方各执一份,未尽事宜本着互惠互利的原则,双方协商解决。

签字人

卢子

酒店

签字人

孙青

签字日期

2012年

11

15日

签字日期

2012年11月15日

二、酒店宴会合同

合同编号20130915

假日酒店酒店宴席服务合同

甲方:

中国服务贸易协会电子商务委员会

乙方:

上海扬子江万丽大酒店

1、服务事项:

宴席时间

2013年1月

18

17:00--20:00

宴席场地

雅聚廊厅

价格

200元/人

人数

400人

预计总价款:¥:

90000元

大写:玖万元

付款方式:支票

2、支付方式:

预付

定金。甲方应在

2012

12

15日前向乙方支付预计总价款的10%即人民币90000

元。定金收据号:

20121215

预付款。甲方应在宴席前一周,即

2012

12月

25

日前向乙方支付预计总价款的40%即人民币

35000

元。如果乙方没有收到预付款,乙方将在三天内宣布合同无效。预付款收据号:

BI20188888

结算

甲方用餐完毕后当场将总价款一次性付给乙方,定金和预付款冲抵总价款。

3、双方权利义务:

1.

甲方应按约定用餐,妥善使用乙方提供的设施设备及餐具。

2.

乙方应按照相关法律法规的要求,保证提供的食品、用餐场地及服务的安全与卫生。

3.乙方应向甲方提供结算清单。

4、违约责任:

1.

甲方未按合同约定支付价款的,应每天按照未支付金额的3%向乙方支付违约金。

2.

甲方未按合同约定在乙方处就餐的,或乙方未按合同约定提供甲方就餐的,应赔偿由此给对方造成的损失。

3.

乙方未按合同约定提供安全、卫生的食品及服务的,应赔偿由此给甲方造成的损失。

5、合同变更与解除:

合同变更

1.

服务事项如有变更,应在就餐日前

7

天内与对方协商,并签订补充协议。

合同解除

一方提出解除本合同的,须在就餐日前

7

天内提出。否则,按照以下方式处理:

双提请有关部门进行协商调解或者申请仲裁,按照法律程序解决

6、其他约定:

1.

甲方宴席前至少24小时通知乙方确切的桌数,这个数将作为保证的最低桌数;甲方在宴席开始前1小时减少的桌数乙方按每桌菜价的50%收取损耗费。

2.

甲方参加宴席的任何人不得自带食品、酒水或饮料,否则乙方按100元~200元/每桌收取甲方相应的服务费。

3.

参加甲方宴席活动的任何人造成乙方设施设备的损坏,甲方应承担全部责任。

4.

乙方为保障宾客的生命及财产安全,禁止甲方燃放烟花爆竹(指能产生烟光、声响的烟花、鞭炮、爆竹、礼花弹等)、如有不慎,甲方应承担全部责任。

5.

用公司或单位名义在本合同上签字时,签字人必须拥有这样的权力,否则其个人对本合同的实施负责。

7、争议解决方式:

本合同项下发生的争议,双方应协商解决,协商不成也可提请有关部门调解,或者选择以下一种方式解决:

向人民法院提起诉讼。

向开化县仲裁委员会申请仲裁。

8、本合同未尽事宜,双方另行协商解决。本合同正本一式两份,双方各执一份,签字或盖章后生效。

甲方:中国服务贸易协会电子商务委员会

乙方:上海扬子江万丽大酒店

联系地址:

联系地址:

联系电话:15757151169

联系电话:05718888

联系人:卢小姐

联系人:孙经理

合同签订日期:2012年11月15日

合同签订日期:2012年11月15日

附:菜单

冷盘、沙律:

沙拉米冷盘

黑椒牛肉卷

北极大虾

法式白兰地鸭胸肉

杂锦冷切肉拼盘

海螺配日式青瓜

澳洲牛油果沙津

意式香肠、西生菜沙律

现场煎烤、主食:

新奥尔良鸡扒

牛油炒西兰花

瑞士鱼饼

韩国猪颈肉

鸡扒青椒炒意式通粉

西式海鲜炒饭

甜品、点心

芝士火腿三文治

华都芙迷你塔

手工牛油曲

爱心迷你甜点

瑞士迷你蛋卷

抹茶红豆甜心

花样慕斯杯(4种)

日式奶油小泡芙

时令水果拼盘

饮品:

香浓咖啡、苹果汁、橙汁、椰果奶汁、养生茶、红葡萄酒、白葡萄酒、可乐、雪碧、矿泉水

三、宴会联络函

联络函

致:中国服务贸易协会电子商务委员会秘书龚青

为确保本酒店的正常运行,现对贵公司做如下要求:

宴会信息

2013年1月18日15:00—20:00在本酒店的大型宴会厅举行人数在400人左右的西式自助餐式的宴会。自助餐收费标准为200元/人。

另重申以下3点:

(1)

在本月15日用现金、银联、支票方式付定金90000元,在1月18日举办完成之后付清尾款。

(2)

自助餐按高标准提供,谢绝酒水自带。如若强行自带请付250/瓶开瓶费。

(3)

与会者必须妥善保管贵重物品,一旦丢失,本酒店概不负责。

(4)

与会者请妥善爱护酒店设施,如有损坏

照价赔偿。

酒店职责

保证宴会正常进行,提供优质的服务。

特殊要求完成情况

在门口的公共区域,有宣传牌。并有醒目的横幅指示和一定的背景提示,大门口有指引的工作人员。酒店地板上也要有特殊指示。并要求所有的工作人员着装统一并与此宴会相符。

/

/

顺祝

商祺!

上海扬子江万丽大酒店

2013年9月15日

四.宴会变更通知书

宴会变更通知单

发文日期:

2012年11月15日

宴会名称:2013年首届电子商务年会晚宴

日期:2012年11月18日15:00—20:00

场地:上海扬子江万丽大酒店(雅聚廊厅)

联络人:

孙青

电话:020-05718888

变更项目

原案修订为

/

原方案

变更后

日期

2013年1月18日

2013年1月19日

时间

17:00—20:00

/

场地

上海扬子江万丽大酒店(雅聚廊厅)

/

人数

400人

/

餐价

200/人

/

□其他变更项目

□增加项目

宴会销售组:

□总经理

□餐饮部

□宴会部

财务

□工程部

□西厨

□信用部

□饮务部

□餐务部

□保安部

□采购部

□中厨

□花房

□美工冰雕

□前厅部

五.宴会任务单

宴会任务单

任务单编号:

2013-8888

发单日期:

2012-11-15

发单人:

上海扬子江万丽大酒店营运部

宴会单位名称

中国服务贸易协会电子商务委员会

宴会单位地址:

上海市长宁区延安西路2099号

传真/电话:

020-05718888

宴会议程

类型:

西式自助餐

宴会时间:

2013年118日晚17:00-20:00

宴会地址:

上海扬子江万丽大酒店(雅聚廊厅)

宴会参加人数:

约400人

收费安排

收费:200元/人

人数:约400人

总计:90000元

结算方式:支票

签单人:孙青

宴会摆台安排以方桌为主

用餐形式:西式自助餐

宴会必备设施:签到台

礼品台

菜品台

酒水台

进餐台

桌椅

讲台

菜单:1.冷盘、沙律:

沙拉米冷盘

黑椒牛肉卷

北极大虾

法式白兰地鸭胸肉

杂锦冷切肉拼盘

海螺配日式青瓜

澳洲牛油果沙津

意式香肠、西生菜沙律

2.现场煎烤、主食:

新奥尔良鸡扒

牛油炒西兰花

瑞士鱼饼

韩国猪颈肉

鸡扒青椒炒意式通粉

西式海鲜炒饭

3.甜品、点心

芝士火腿三文治

华都芙迷你塔

手工牛油曲

爱心迷你甜点

瑞士迷你蛋卷

抹茶红豆甜心

花样慕斯杯(4种)

日式奶油小泡芙

4.时令水果拼盘

2.酒水安排:可随意选择

香浓咖啡,苹果汁、橙汁、椰果奶汁、养生茶、红葡萄酒、白葡萄酒、可乐、雪碧、矿泉水

3.

DJ现场调试

音响设备安排:工程部安装音响设备,包括点歌系统、DVD,并安排

工程部安排:协助安装会场麦克风,音响设备

安保部:协调维持现场秩序及安全保护工作

抄送

总经理、总经理秘书、执行副总、财务总监、财务经理、餐饮部经理、餐饮部、工程部经理、工程部、前厅部经理、前厅部、安保部经理

第三部分菜单设计

3、

菜肴编排

1.冷盘、沙律:

沙拉米冷盘

黑椒牛肉卷

北极大虾

法式白兰地鸭胸肉

杂锦冷切肉拼盘

海螺配日式青瓜

澳洲牛油果沙津

意式香肠、西生菜沙律

2.现场煎烤、主食:

新奥尔良鸡扒

牛油炒西兰花

瑞士鱼饼

韩国猪颈肉

鸡扒青椒炒意式通粉

西式海鲜炒饭

3.甜品、点心

芝士火腿三文治

华都芙迷你塔

手工牛油曲

爱心迷你甜点

瑞士迷你蛋卷

抹茶红豆甜心

花样慕斯杯(4种)

日式奶油小泡芙

4.时令水果拼盘

5、饮品:

香浓咖啡、苹果汁、橙汁、椰果奶汁、养生茶、红葡萄酒、白葡萄酒、可乐、雪碧、矿泉水、

4、

菜单设计图及理念

理念:

我们的菜单封面的颜色会用的比较深一点玫红的底色,而玫红的庄重而不失优雅精致。封面上也标注了晚宴的举办酒店的名称。内页采用淡粉色底色为主,古镇和祥云的水印,极具中国特色,预示着电子商务业的蓬勃发展,非常适合此次自助餐式会议宴会的场合。而菜单的根据不同菜系整合,使其具有一定的独特性,别具风格。

第四部分

宴会酒水安排

红葡萄酒

80瓶

白葡萄酒

80瓶

苹果汁、橙汁、椰果奶汁

200瓶

可乐

80瓶

雪碧

80瓶

农夫山泉矿泉水

100瓶

第五部分

宴会台面设计

本次会议台面类型为西式自助餐宴会台面,以方桌为主。

一、

台布

方桌采用白色的桌布,白色的椅套,桌椅背用金色薄纱装饰,桌

台上放置一个由铁质材料构成的一个椭圆形,椭圆型最上方摆设着由绿色长叶子中间簇拥着白色的花朵组成一个花团。铁质材料围成代表着会议产业链各环节的相互联系,坚不可摧。最上方的长叶子和和白花与低碳经济相呼应,环保可持续。上面摆放着红色的花团,表示着会议经济与会议酒店的发展前景的红红火火。

二、

餐具

餐具选择西式自助式系列餐具

银看盘:13寸。味碟:4寸。个吃小冷碟,由于全部

客人身份很高,此设计便于客

人取用,在服务中。用完后给予添加。

味碟:2.5寸。黄油与鹅肝酱配面包用。

面包盆与黄油刀:8寸。客人入座前上面放有口布。

青花看盆:1

2寸。客人入厅前是看餐点,入座后将盖在冷菜上的南瓜雕刻盖打开后放在此盆上成为台面饰品之一。

餐具:银大刀、鱼刀、小刀,大叉、鱼叉、小叉,因这次是工作午餐,在宴会中每人还将有工作发言,为了尽少的打扰客人,把能上台的餐具全部上台。

毛巾碟。

水杯、红葡萄酒杯、白葡萄酒杯,客人入座后先斟饮料,后斟葡萄酒,等上主菜前斟红葡萄酒。

第六部分

宴会场地安排

第七部分

宴会场景设计

一、光线灯光运用

以明亮柔和的光线为主,宴会厅顶端为大型水晶灯。

整个营造出时尚、温暖、高端的气息。给人以轻松、愉快的感觉。

二、宴会色彩运用

在整个以淡粉色的环境下,桌布、口布、椅套、餐具可以采用西式的米白色系。酒店的水杯也往往具备多种色系选择,白色、红色、蓝色。身穿海蓝色的服务员可以捧着黄白相间的小菊花,仿佛将清新与自然捧在手心,细微的清香沁人心脾,为宴会带来靓丽的色彩与香气。每一个进餐台上放置一盏银烛台灯作为装饰,铜质镀银,灯罩由一个葡萄酒杯相嵌其中,营造温暖典雅的氛围。

三、音乐氛围

在宴会上播放静谧的配合着宴会的爵士背景音乐,参宴者可以放松、愉悦的享受的用餐,并且惬意的交谈着。

四、周围环境装饰

天花板以大型水晶灯装饰,墙面以富有现代感的壁画装饰,地面铺金、白两色相交的地毯,整个宴会厅围透适宜,与主题相得益彰。

雅聚廊走道上典雅幽静,在绿树掩映的环境相相映衬体现和谐之美。

五、人工景致装饰

宴会厅中央放置一个中型的与主题大概相符的雕塑。

六、家具装饰

宴会上的家具包括服务台,酒柜,餐桌,器具架,摆花台,主持台,物品台等。这些家具与周围环境相切,保持一致的风格,更显充实。

七、环境绿化

在宴会厅走廊适当的摆放上与整体环境颜色一致的盆景,花束,使得环境相相映衬体现和谐之美。

八、标志

宴会上所使用的刀具、餐具,其他必须用品等都贴上主题标志装饰,突出主题。

九、室内环境控制

做好酒店内温度、湿度、通风度控制工作,始终保持在人们身体最佳适宜度上下,保证好室内空气质量,清新,舒爽,让与宴者处于一个最佳状态。

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Remarks

by

The

President

at

The

White

House

Correspondents

Association

Dinner

英语演讲稿:

Washington

Hilton

Hotel,Washington,D.C.

10:14

P.M.

EDT

THE

PRESIDENT:

Thank

you.

(Applause.)

Thank

you,everybody.

(Laughter.)

How

do

you

like

my

new

entrance

music?

(Applause.)

Rush

Limbaugh

warned

you

about

this

--

second

term,baby.

(Laughter

and

applause.)

We

re

changing

things

around

here

a

little

bit.

(Laughter.)

Actually,my

advisors

were

a

little

worried

about

the

new

rap

entrance

music.

(Laughter.)

They

are

a

little

more

traditional.

They

suggested

that

I

should

start

with

some

jokes

at

my

own

expense,just

take

myself

down

a

peg.

I

was

like,guys,after

four

and

a

half

years,how

many

pegs

are

there

left?

(Laughter.)

I

want

to

thank

the

White

House

Correspondents.

Ed,you

re

doing

an

outstanding

job.

We

are

grateful

for

--

(applause)

--

the

great

work

you

ve

done.

To

all

the

dignitaries

who

are

here,everybody

on

the

dais

--

I

especially

want

to

say

thank

you

to

Ray

Odierno,who

does

outstanding

service

on

behalf

of

our

country,and

all

our

men

and

women

in

uniform

every

single

day.

(Applause.)

And

of

course,our

extraordinary

First

Lady,Michelle

Obama.

(Applause.)

Everybody

loves

Michelle.

(Laughter.)

She

s

on

the

cover

of

Vogue,high

poll

numbers.

But

don

t

worry

--

I

recently

got

my

own

magazine

cover.

(Laughter.)

Now,look,I

get

it.

These

days,I

look

in

the

mirror

and

I

have

to

admit,I

m

not

the

strapping

young

Muslim

socialist

that

I

used

to

be.

(Laughter.)

Time

passes.

You

get

a

little

gray.

(Laughter.)

And

yet,even

after

all

this

time,I

still

make

rookie

mistakes.

Like,I

m

out

in

California,we

re

at

a

fundraiser,we

re

having

a

nice

time.

I

happen

to

mention

that

Kamala

Harris

is

the

best-looking

attorney

general

in

the

country.

(Laughter.)

As

you

might

imagine,I

got

trouble

when

I

got

back

home.

(Laughter.)

Who

knew

Eric

Holder

was

so

sensitive?

(Laughter

and

applause.)

And

then

there

s

the

Easter

Egg

Roll,which

is

supposed

to

be

just

a

nice,fun

event

with

the

kids.

I

go

out

on

the

basketball

court,took

22

shots

--

made

two

of

them.

(Laughter.)

That

s

right:

two

hits,20

misses.

The

executives

at

NBC

asked,“What

s

your

secret?”

(Laughter

and

applause.)

So,yes,maybe

I

have

lost

a

step.

But

some

things

are

beyond

my

control.

For

example,this

whole

controversy

about

Jaz-Z

going

to

Cuba

--

it

s

unbelievable.

I

ve

got

99

problems

and

now

Jay-Z

is

one.

(Laughter

and

applause.)

That

s

another

rap

reference,Bill.

(Laughter.)

I

ll

let

you

know.

(Applause.)

Of

course,everybody

has

got

plenty

of

advice.

Maureen

Dowd

said

I

could

solve

all

my

problems

if

I

were

just

more

like

Michael

Douglas

in

“The

American

President.”

(Laughter.)

And

I

know

Michael

is

here

tonight.

Michael,what

s

your

secret,man?

(Laughter.)

Could

it

be

that

you

were

an

actor

in

an

Aaron

Sorkin

liberal

fantasy?

(Laughter.)

Might

that

have

something

to

do

with

it?

(Applause.)

I

don

t

know.

Check

in

with

me.

Maybe

it

s

something

else.

(Laughter.)

Anyway,I

recognize

that

this

job

can

take

a

toll

on

you.

I

understand

--

second

term,you

need

a

burst

of

new

energy,try

some

new

things.

And

my

team

and

I

talked

about

it.

We

were

willing

to

try

anything.

So

we

borrowed

one

of

Michelle

s

tricks.

(Laughter

and

applause.)

I

thought

this

looked

pretty

good,but

no

bounce.

(Laughter.)

I

want

to

give

a

shout-out

to

our

headliner,Conan

O

Brien.

(Applause.)

I

was

just

talking

to

Ed,and

I

understand

that

when

the

Correspondents

Association

was

considering

Conan

for

this

gig,they

were

faced

with

that

age-old

dilemma:

Do

you

offer

it

to

him

now,or

wait

for

five

years

and

then

give

it

to

Jimmy

Fallon?

(Laughter.)

That

was

a

little

harsh.

(Laughter.)

I

love

Conan.

And

of

course,the

White

House

press

corps

is

here.

I

know

CNN

has

taken

some

knocks

lately,but

the

fact

is

I

admire

their

commitment

to

cover

all

sides

of

a

story,just

in

case

one

of

them

happens

to

be

accurate.

(Laughter

and

applause.)

Some

of

my

former

advisors

have

switched

over

to

the

dark

side.

For

example,David

Axelrod

now

works

for

MSNBC,which

is

a

nice

change

of

pace

since

MSNBC

used

to

work

for

David

Axelrod.

(Laughter.)

The

History

Channel

is

not

here.

I

guess

they

were

embarrassed

about

the

whole

Obama-is-a-devil

thing.

(Laughter.)

Of

course,that

never

kept

Fox

News

from

showing

up.

(Laughter.)

They

actually

thought

the

comparison

was

not

fair

--

to

Satan.

(Laughter

and

applause.)

But

the

problem

is,is

that

the

media

landscape

is

changing

so

rapidly.

You

can

t

keep

up

with

it.

I

mean,I

remember

when

BuzzFeed

was

just

something

I

did

in

college

around

2:00

a.m.

(Laughter.)

It

s

true.

(Laughter.)

Recently,though,I

found

a

new

favorite

source

for

political

news

--

these

guys

are

great.

I

think

everybody

here

should

check

it

out,they

tell

it

like

it

is.

It

s

called

whitehouse.gov.

(Laughter.)

I

cannot

get

enough

of

it.

The

fact

is

I

really

do

respect

the

press.

I

recognize

that

the

press

and

I

have

different

jobs

to

do.

My

job

is

to

be

President;

your

job

is

to

keep

me

humble.

Frankly,I

think

I

m

doing

my

job

better.

(Laughter

and

applause.)

But

part

of

the

problem

is

everybody

is

so

cynical.

I

mean,we

re

constantly

feeding

cynicism,suspicion,conspiracies.

You

remember

a

few

months

ago,my

administration

put

out

a

photograph

of

me

going

skeet

shooting

at

Camp

David?

You

remember

that?

And

quite

a

number

of

people

insisted

that

this

had

been

photoshopped.

But

tonight

I

have

something

to

confess:

You

were

right.

Guys,can

we

show

them

the

actual

photo?

(Laughter.)

We

were

just

trying

to

tone

it

down

a

little

bit.

(Laughter.)

That

was

an

awesome

day.

(Laughter.)

There

are

other

new

players

in

the

media

landscape

as

well,like

super

PACs.

Did

you

know

that

Sheldon

Adelson

spent

$100

million

of

his

own

money

last

year

on

negative

ads?

You

ve

got

to

really

dislike

me

--

(laughter)

--

to

spend

that

kind

of

money.

I

mean,that

s

Oprah

money.

(Laughter.)

You

could

buy

an

island

and

call

it

“Nobama”

for

that

kind

of

money.

(Laughter.)

Sheldon

would

have

been

better

off

offering

me

$100

million

to

drop

out

of

the

race.

(Laughter

and

applause.)

I

probably

wouldn

t

have

taken

it,but

I

d

have

thought

about

it.

(Laughter.)

Michelle

would

have

taken

it.

(Laughter.)

You

think

I

m

joking?

(Laughter.)

I

know

Republicans

are

still

sorting

out

what

happened

in

2012,but

one

thing

they

all

agree

on

is

they

need

to

do

a

better

job

reaching

out

to

minorities.

And

look,call

me

self-centered,but

I

can

think

of

one

minority

they

could

start

with.

(Laughter.)

Hello?

Think

of

me

as

a

trial

run,you

know?

(Laughter.)

See

how

it

goes.

(Laughter.)

If

they

won

t

come

to

me,I

will

come

to

them.

Recently,I

had

dinner

--

it

s

been

well

publicized

--

I

had

dinner

with

a

number

of

the

Republican

senators.

And

I

ll

admit

it

wasn

t

easy.

I

proposed

a

toast

--

it

died

in

committee.

(Laughter.)

Of

course,even

after

I

ve

done

all

this,some

folks

still

don

t

think

I

spend

enough

time

with

Congress.

“Why

don

t

you

get

a

drink

with

Mitch

McConnell?“they

ask.

Really?

(Laughter.)

Why

don

t

you

get

a

drink

with

Mitch

McConnell?

(Laughter

and

applause.)

I

m

sorry.

I

get

frustrated

sometimes.

I

am

not

giving

up.

In

fact,I

m

taking

my

charm

offensive

on

the

road

--

a

Texas

barbeque

with

Ted

Cruz,a

Kentucky

bluegrass

concert

with

Rand

Paul,and

a

book-burning

with

Michele

Bachmann.

(Laughter

and

applause.)

My

charm

offensive

has

helped

me

learn

some

interesting

things

about

what

s

going

on

in

Congress

--

it

turns

out,absolutely

nothing.

(Laughter.)

But

the

point

of

my

charm

offensive

is

simple:

We

need

to

make

progress

on

some

important

issues.

Take

the

sequester.

Republicans

fell

in

love

with

this

thing,and

now

they

can

t

stop

talking

about

how

much

they

hate

it.

It

s

like

we

re

trapped

in

a

Taylor

Swift

album.

(Laughter.)

One

senator

who

has

reached

across

the

aisle

recently

is

Marco

Rubio,but

I

don

t

know

about

2016.

I

mean,the

guy

has

not

even

finished

a

single

term

in

the

Senate

and

he

thinks

he

s

ready

to

be

President.

(Laughter

and

applause.)

Kids

these

days.

I,on

the

other

hand,have

run

my

last

campaign.

On

Thursday,as

Ed

mentioned,I

went

to

the

opening

of

the

Bush

Presidential

Library

in

Dallas.

It

was

a

wonderful

event,and

that

inspired

me

to

get

started

on

my

own

legacy,which

will

actually

begin

by

building

another

edifice

right

next

to

the

Bush

Library

--

can

we

show

that,please?

(Laughter.)

I

m

also

hard

at

work

on

plans

for

the

Obama

Library.

And

some

have

suggested

that

we

put

it

in

my

birthplace,but

I

d

rather

keep

it

in

the

United

States.

(Laughter.)

Did

anybody

not

see

that

joke

coming?

(Laughter.)

Show

of

hands.

Only

Gallup?

Maybe

Dick

Morris?

(Laughter

and

applause.)

Now,speaking

of

presidents

and

their

legacies,I

want

to

acknowledge

a

wonderful

friend,Steven

Spielberg,and

Daniel

Day-Lewis,who

are

here

tonight.

(Applause.)

We

had

a

screening

of

their

most

recent

film,Lincoln,which

was

an

extraordinary

film.

I

am

a

little

nervous,though,about

Steven

s

next

project.

I

saw

a

behind-the-scenes

look

on

HBO

--

well,let

s

just

check

it

out.

Roll

the

tape.

(Video

is

shown.)

(Laughter

and

applause.)

It

s

a

remarkable

transformation.

Do

I

really

sound

like

that,though,honey?

(Laughter.)

Groucho

Marx

once

said

--

and,Senator

Cruz,that

s

Groucho

Marx,not

Karl.

That

s

the

other

guy.

(Laughter.)

Groucho

Marx

once

told

an

audience,“Before

I

speak,I

have

something

important

to

say.“(Laughter.)

And

along

those

same

lines,I

want

to

close

on

a

more

serious

note.

Obviously,there

has

been

no

shortage

of

news

to

cover

over

these

past

few

weeks.

And

these

have

been

some

very

hard

days

for

too

many

of

our

citizens.

Even

as

we

gather

here

tonight,our

thoughts

are

not

far

from

the

people

of

Boston

and

the

people

of

West,Texas.

There

are

families

in

the

Midwest

who

are

coping

with

some

terrible

floods.

So

we

ve

had

some

difficult

days.

But

even

when

the

days

seemed

darkest,we

have

seen

humanity

shine

at

its

brightest.

We

ve

seen

first

responders

and

National

Guardsmen

who

have

dashed

into

danger,law

enforcement

officers

who

lived

their

oath

to

serve

and

to

protect,and

everyday

Americans

who

are

opening

their

homes

and

their

hearts

to

perfect

strangers.

And

we

also

saw

journalists

at

their

best

--

especially

those

who

took

the

time

to

wade

upstream

through

the

torrent

of

digital

rumors

to

chase

down

leads

and

verify

facts

and

painstakingly

put

the

pieces

together

to

inform,and

to

educate,and

to

tell

stories

that

demanded

to

be

told.

If

anyone

wonders,for

example,whether

newspapers

are

a

thing

of

the

past,all

you

needed

to

do

was

to

pick

up

or

log

on

to

papers

like

the

Boston

Globe.

(Applause.)

When

their

communities

and

the

wider

world

needed

them

most,they

were

there

making

sense

of

events

that

might

at

first

blush

seem

beyond

our

comprehension.

And

that

s

what

great

journalism

is,and

that

s

what

great

journalists

do.

And

that

s

why,for

example,Pete

Williams

new

nickname

around

the

NBC

newsroom

is

“Big

Papi.“(Applause.)

And

in

these

past

few

weeks,as

I

ve

gotten

a

chance

to

meet

many

of

the

first

responders

and

the

police

officers

and

volunteers

who

raced

to

help

when

hardship

hits,I

was

reminded,as

I

m

always

reminded

when

I

meet

our

men

and

women

in

uniform,whether

they

re

in

war

theater,or

here

back

home,or

at

Walter

Reed

in

Bethesda

--

I

m

reminded

that

all

these

folks,they

don

t

do

it

to

be

honored,they

don

t

do

it

to

be

celebrated.

They

do

it

because

they

love

their

families

and

they

love

their

neighborhoods

and

they

love

their

country.

And

so,these

men

and

women

should

inspire

all

of

us

in

this

room

to

live

up

to

those

same

standards;

to

be

worthy

of

their

trust;

to

do

our

jobs

with

the

same

fidelity,and

the

same

integrity,and

the

same

sense

of

purpose,and

the

same

love

of

country.

Because

if

we

re

only

focused

on

profits

or

ratings

or

polls,then

we

re

contributing

to

the

cynicism

that

so

many

people

feel

right

now.

(Applause.)

And

so,those

of

us

in

this

room

tonight,we

are

incredibly

lucky.

And

the

fact

is,we

can

do

better

--

all

of

us.

Those

of

us

in

public

office,those

of

us

in

the

press,those

who

produce

entertainment

for

our

kids,those

with

power,those

with

influence

--

all

of

us,including

myself,we

can

strive

to

value

those

things

that

I

suspect

led

most

of

us

to

do

the

work

that

we

do

in

the

first

place

--

because

we

believed

in

something

that

was

true,and

we

believed

in

service,and

the

idea

that

we

can

have

a

lasting,positive

impact

on

the

lives

of

the

people

around

us.

And

that

s

our

obligation.

That

s

a

task

we

should

gladly

embrace

on

behalf

of

all

of

those

folks

who

are

counting

on

us;

on

behalf

of

this

country

that

s

given

us

so

much.

So

thank

you

all,to

the

White

House

Correspondents

for

the

great

work

you

do.

God

bless

you

all.

May

God

bless

the

United

States

of

America.

END

10:36

P.M.

EDT

篇3:在环卫工人慰问晚宴上的致辞

在环卫工人慰问晚宴上的致辞 本文关键词:晚宴,致辞,慰问,环卫工人

在环卫工人慰问晚宴上的致辞 本文简介:在慰问环卫工作者晚宴上的致辞同志们:大家晚上好!在新春佳节即将来临之际,我们在这里欢聚一堂,同迎新春,共话未来。在此,我谨代表县四家班子领导和全县36万各族人民,向你们并通过你们向全县环卫战线上的广大干部职工致以亲切的慰问和诚挚的祝福!向大家一直以来为德保城市美化付出的辛勤劳动表示崇高的敬意和衷心的

在环卫工人慰问晚宴上的致辞 本文内容:

在慰问环卫工作者晚宴上的致辞

同志们:

大家晚上好!

在新春佳节即将来临之际,我们在这里欢聚一堂,同迎新春,共话未来。在此,我谨代表县四家班子领导和全县36万各族人民,向你们并通过你们向全县环卫战线上的广大干部职工致以亲切的慰问和诚挚的祝福!向大家一直以来为德保城市美化付出的辛勤劳动表示崇高的敬意和衷心的感谢!

多年来,我县城市化进程不断加快,城市面貌发生了巨大变化。我们环卫战线上的广大工作者功不可没,是你们用特别能吃苦、特别能奉献、特别能战斗的精神,起早贪黑、披星戴月,斗酷暑、战严寒,日复一日、年复一年,用勤劳的双手扮靓大街小巷,装点出县城的清洁与美丽,极大地改善了广大干部群众的工作生活环境,彰显和提升了城市品位和文明形象。可以说,我们城市管理的点滴进步,都饱含着广大环卫工作者的辛勤汗水;我们城市形象的分寸提升,都凝聚着广大环卫工作者的无私奉献。全县人民能够尽情享受整洁优美环境带来的舒适和安逸,广大环卫工作者功不可没!你们无愧于“城市美容师”的光荣称号!在此,衷心地向你们道一声:辛苦了!

当前,ΔΔ已站在一个新的发展起点上,正处于跨越追赶的重要时期。我们正紧紧围绕ΔΔ县“十二五”期末实现“四个翻番”和“三个新突破”的奋斗目标,全力实施“五大发展战略”,稳中求进,科学跨越,努力创建幸福和谐新ΔΔ。今年,我们将以为撤地设市10周年献礼为契机,全面开展创建“卫生城市”、“园林城市”、“旅游城市”活动,着力打造具有ΔΔ特色的宜居县城。面对新形势、新任务、新挑战,环卫战线的任务将更重,环卫质量的要求将更高,环卫工作者的责任将更大。

在新的一年,我们将更加关心环卫工作者的生产生活,时刻把环卫工作者的冷暖放在心上,充分保障环卫工作者的各项权益,做环卫工作者的知心人和贴心人;希望全县环卫战线广大职工,充分发扬优良传统,以更强的责任心和使命感,勇挑重担,埋头苦干,努力在平凡而光荣的岗位上再展风采、再创佳绩,用我们勤劳的双手把县城装扮得更加靓丽,创造更加洁净舒适的人居环境,为建设幸福和谐新¥¥做出新的更大贡献!

最后,衷心祝愿大家——

新年愉快、身体健康、合家幸福,万事如意!

谢谢大家。

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