If you think you can keep up with the ever-changing rules of airport security, go play the game (there is an annoying ad you have to listen to first, but it's worth it).

Mike over at Communicatio has some interesting "lessons learned" about working a conference. I particularly liked this one...

Just in time for the fall performance-review cycle: Ten ways to get the most pay out of your job.

Will Ng over at MiSoapbox posted recently about waiters who blog about their bad-tipping customers. Like it or not (and lots of people don't), everything is getting rated these days. From RateMyProfessors.com, where students can anonymously post...

Xanax, Valium, Klonopin—it sounds like people are digging deep into their drug cabinets these days to deal with fear of flying, according to this article in the Taipei Times. A snip...

First, listen to this parody of the famous John Denver song—gotta love this one by the Bar and Grill Singers, a group of attorneys who also have some great legal spoof songs. Ha! Some sample lyrics...

A great sendup in The Economist (sorry, only in the print edition) about what those in-flight announcements really mean. Here's a sample...

This site outlines some of the tricks retailers use to control traffic flow through their stores. Might there be something here that tradeshow organizers could riff off of to manage flow on the floor? For example...

Check out Lloyd Graff's SwarfBlog, where you'll find lots of thoughts from the exhibitor side about International Manufacturing Technology Show, held last week at the McCormick Place in Chicago. You've probably heard some of it before from your...