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First it was the fake-cocaine prank, and now it's the choice of wallpaper on a TSA computer monitor. Oh boy, I can't wait to fly again. And you?

MeetingsNet has launched its strategic meeting management portal, and it's a beaut! (I can say that because I didn't have anything to do with putting it together, right?) Kudos to Corporate Meetings & Incentives editor Barbara Scofidio and the...

In doing some more thinking about engaging different learner types in traditionally formatted programs, then reading Jeffrey Cufaude's What Would Make Presentations More Powerful? post, an article I put together eons ago popped into my head. ...

Love this post from CNN photojournalist Jeremy Harlan on his favorite places to grab some grub at U.S. airports! I'm ashamed to say I haven't paid very close attention to airport restaurants (they all seem pretty much the same to me, but then...

Someone asked me recently about how meetings professionals can accommodate participants who have various different preferences in how they learn (for example, say your group is composed of visual learners, kinesthetic learners, auditory learners...

I'm sorry, but if I can be arrested for making any remarks that could be construed as threatening in any way in a mistaken attempt to joke around while in the security line, you'd think the same would go for TSA workers. But apparently not this...

I don't normally think of Las Vegas as the greenest of cities, but it sounds like it's making some serious eco-efforts, including everything from a sustainable Sunday brunch at The Springs Café by Wolfgang Puck to the Las Vegas Convention Center's...

Here's a handy report from Hotel Online about the U.S. cities that have experienced the biggest hotel rate increases and decreases for October, as compared to October 2009. Omaha, Neb., dropped the most at 8 percent, followed by Richmond, Va. (-8%...

I needed a laugh today, and just in case you do too, check out this flowchart from Fast Company: Understanding the Web, for fans of Charles Dickins.

Today's must read post: Toward less painful panels, by Jeffrey Cufaude. I agree with every word of it. Now let's do something about it.