Schwartz, who has historically worked on the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. agenda almost up to opening day in an effort to present the most currently relevant program possible, added "we still have two additional sessions that will be announced next week that just may shake things up even further. We don't shy away from the big issues, we tackle them head on and the chips will fall where they may."

Schwartz said he expected to make his final decisions on the program by this time next week. The event runs from Wednesday evening, May 28, through

Saturday morning, May 31, but many will come early for the pre-show Cabana Networking that starts May 27 (the day after Memorial Day). Though he is still putting the finishing touches on the agenda Schwartz said, "the focus of the show is taking a domain and making a business out of it. We will have at least three sessions just focusing on that."

There was another intriguing bit of information in an email Schwartz sent to everyone on the T.R.A.F.F.I.C. mailing list this morning. He wrote, "this will be our last show in Las Vegas as we prepare to move operations to the west coast (more about that some other time). That is news to me and since it seems unlikely that longtime South Florida residents Schwartz and Neu will personally be moving west, it will be interesting to see what this new location for "operations" entails.