This one looks nasty: Radisson Hotel City Center in Tucson Gets in Room Duel with Rocket Scientists and Aviation Mechanics. ...

This is so powerful (from CoReNViA via Johnnie Moore). It makes me think about learning, authenticity, and teaching in a whole new way...

I hadn't realized that only two--now three--U.S. airlines were allowed to fly to China until I read about it this morning in eTurbo News...

From the Star Wars site: All Too Queasy: Virgin Airlines' Unique Collectibles...

Talk about your weird obsessions--David G. Schwartz, who runs the Gaming Studies Research Center at the University of Nevada Las Vegas, is really into casino carpets (here's a link to his online casino carpet gallery. He says on his site: "In my...

I can't remember if I posted about the EIBTM 2004 Industry Trends and Market Share Report (I must have at some point), but if your memory is as faulty as mine is, here's a good wrapup of the results. And I found this to be really interesting...

Sounds like a family of ducks has taken up residence in the Venetian's waterways in Las Vegas, after fleeing The Mirage for some unknown duckly reason (link to story). The Venetian's singing gondoliers have been feeding the ducks, but now they've...

According to a press release I got this morning, reports of the trade show industry's impending demise (OK, slight exaggeration), widely disseminated in the Brookings Institute report that had IAEM, among others, in an uproar this spring, may be...

The NAACP might have been boycotting the state of South Carolina for five years now, but does anyone even remember that the boycott exists? Apparently not, according to this article in the Sun News...

I loved this writeup from the Globe and News about the Special Libraries Association annual conference that just took place in Toronto: Librarians as Tech-Savvy Sleuths. It appears that the writer was having some fun with the whole thing, and with...