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Special Edition: Risk Deja Vu
Each time a tragedy strikes, we say we will do more to protect people. This story, where it is said we are in a 'new normal', has been written before. Our industry puts in place some plans for evacuation, for sheltering in place, for protecting people and property. Meeting planners and their employing or contracted organizations plan for "paper cuts" and believe they don't have the money or time to prepare for catastrophes...
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What fuels you - before, during, after meetings?
The Sunday, April 7 New York Times Magazine - the food and dr
ink issue - was chock full of great articles and photos about food and drink.
One of the featured stories was What fuels New Yorkers? I smiled in recognition and laughed out loud reading the choices...
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The Current: Upgrades & Openings
The Kansas City Zoo is scheduled to unveil Helzberg Penguin Plaza late this year. The $15 million project will add a 100,000-gallon cool pool and is part of the zoo’s Master Plan 2020The zoo welcomes groups for evening events, meetings and picnics...
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Big things in the Motor City
The $300 million expansion at the downtown Cobo Center is wrapping its final phase, and will be completed by the end of 2014. The convention center remains open throughout construction...
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Chill out!
Corckcicle
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One of Oprah’s favorite things in 2012, the Corkcicle is a stylish wine-chilling device that can replace drippy wine buckets. Stored in the freezer, the plastic “icicle” portion is filled with a gel that keeps white wine chilled and prevents reds from getting too warm.
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