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Nametag Etiquette

Etiquette coach Syndi Seid goes over the do's and don'ts of nametag size, print and placement at business gatherings.

Tags: Nametags, Etiquette, Placement, Print, Syndi Seid

Videos 2008-01-16

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Serena Software Taps nTAG System to Facilitate Networking at Sales Kickoff Meeting

nTAG Interactive, the premier developer ofon-site event technology, today announced that Serena Software successfullyutilized nTAG at a recent sales kickoff conference in Portland, Oregon. Itwas the first use of the event technology tool by the Redwood City,California-based company dedicated to helping business people become moreproductive through the use of mashup...

Articles 2008-04-16

Dallas Skyline Changes as Adam's Mark is Now Officially Sheraton Dallas

New Uniforms, Nametags and Signage Greet Guests DALLAS -- Officials from Starwood Hotels & Resorts announced today that the Adam's Mark Hotel Dallas is now officially the Sheraton Dallas. The hotel, located downtown at 400 North Olive, will enjoy a $90 million renovation to begin later this year...

Articles 2008-04-11

Parties That Cook & Crushpad Mix It Up With San Francisco Singles

Parties That Cook®, the nation'spremier culinary events company, and Crushpad, San Francisco's urban winerythat is democratizing winemaking, today announced the launch of CookingCrush, an evening of wine tasting and cooking for singles. The officialkickoff event will take place Thursday, May 1st, 2008 from 6:00 pm to 9:00pm at Crushpad's state...

Articles 2008-03-24

On the side: dancers dish on gigs that pay the bills

[ILLUSTRATIONS OMITTED] Modern dancer Darrin Wright often squeezes in two long rehearsals a day. He's in such demand that numerous choreographers in New York City employ him, including Susan Marshall, Terry Creach, Jane Comfort, Tami Stronach, and Bill Young/Colleen Thomas. This fall he performed in a dozen or...

Articles 2008-03-01

Nobles and Knaves.(EDITORIALS)

Byline: THE WASHINGTON TIMES Noble: Brian Ascher, for his amazing hunt to return a lost camera. On New Year's Eve, Mr. Ascher's fiance found a Canon digital camera in a taxi. His first attempts to find the owner via the Taxi and Limousine...

Articles 2008-02-02

GIMME FIVE

1 MISTRESSES: Slick, sassy, funny... the Beeb's boring chick- flick rip-off was none of these. Sex In The City with no jokes, Desperate Housewives minus the charm. If this is what women are really like, I'm going gay. 2 HONEST: Tailor-made for Amanda Redman, ITV's "comedy"...

Articles 2008-01-13

Schools, Parents and Kids Favorite Nap-Time Product - Rollee Pollee is Now Available at Toys R Us

LOS ANGELES -- Just in time for Christmas, the Rollee Pollee[R] is available at Toys R Us Stores. The patented Rollee Pollee is a super soft, fleece blanket with attached removable pillow. The unique roll-up design easily diminishes this temporary bed into roughly the size of a football....

Articles 2007-12-11

eSnips Social DNA Connects Like-Minded People in Entirely NEW Way by Matching Your Digital Genes

Learn About Yourself and Discover Others That Share Your Interests & Passions Through Unique Social DNA Quizzes & Lists TEL AVIV, Israel -- eSnips, Ltd., the first multipurpose social content sharing site where individuals share and promote their interests, today announced a new service called Social DNA, a...

Articles 2007-11-14

Fair game: Virginia Tech's annual career fair, held each March for its current and graduating residential property management students, has become a premier event for national apartment firms.

It's March, and more than 90 Virginia Tech students are dressed in their best business suits and equipped with resumes, nametags and nervous smiles for the 2007 Virginia Tech Residential Property Management RPM Career Fair. More than 50 are here for internships to fulfill degree requirements;...

Articles 2007-11-01

Annual Stanford Full Moon festival relatively tame

STANFORD -- Maybe it was the nametags. Midnight makeout sessions -- a longstanding tradition of Stanford University's Full Moon on the Quad -- were few and far between the hundreds of students gathered on campus Thursday night. Don't get the wrong idea....

Articles 2007-10-28

The Office: The Departed

How sharper than a serpent's tooth it is to have a resigning employee. Some bosses hate being surprised, but I think it's worse to see it coming. Danielle seems distracted. She's taken a few mornings off with feeble explanations. She and her close office friends are constantly conversing...

Articles 2007-08-01

Some Have A Different Agenda When It Comes To The Agenda

I saw him standing alone, intensely thumbing his Blackberry while simultaneously speaking to no one, as if he was hearing voices. Then I noticed the Bluetooth earpiece lodged in his right ear as he barked one-word commands loudly enough that eavesdropping was redundant. I would have written him...

Articles 2007-07-30

ANI's hottest collectible: chairman's pins

One of the hidden treasures of HFMA's Annual National Institute ANI is a pin that symbolizes the incoming chairman's theme. Each year, a limited number of these pins are available for distribution--and if attendees are lucky, they may take home this tiny memento of HFMA's annual conference. The...

Articles 2007-07-01

Student activism

On Thursday, March 15, 2007, Boston College students and faculty performed nonviolent street theater in front of the New England Israeli Consulate to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the death of peace activist Rachel Corrie and to draw attention to Israel's Apartheid Wall and illegal occupation of the West Bank...

Articles 2007-06-22

THE BADLANDS OF BAGHDAD TONY BLAIR INSISTS IRAQ IS GETTING BETTER .

Inbound . . . WHEN Sergeant Lucas T White was blown up, his buddies reckoned that the heat from the blast was as high as 3000infinityC. "I'm telling you man, it's the way they make them, " one of them tells me as we...

Articles 2007-05-20

New magnets and heart devices don't mix

Doctors caution people with pacemakers or implanted defibrillators ICDs that new types of magnets made from neodymium, iron, and boron have strong magnetic fields in spite of their small sizes. The now-popular magnets--referred to as NdFeB or "rare earth" magnets--are incorporated in nametags, toys, and jewelry, and larger ones are...

Articles 2007-05-01

Perfect veggies: in San Diego's North County, the produce growers are the superstars—but the chefs are rising fast

A LINE OF NAMETAGS on the wall behind the Chino family's rustic farmstand gives a handful of chefs permission to pick up their ready-bagged orders of veggies. Other chefs slip behind the counter; they've earned the next-best right, to pick out their produce and put it on account. Still others--new...

Articles 2007-05-01

Fresh faces: Who are these guys?

Three years ago at a serene Hawaii resort, there was football wisdom - not to mention championship jewels - at nearly every table at the NFL owners meetings. Dick Vermeil spent one morning talking about his coaching philosophies developed over a lifetime in the game, while Bill Cowher spoke about...

Articles 2007-02-18

Brain drain: many legislative staffers are due to retire soon--taking with them a ton of experience.

When it comes to legislative proposals, Eddye McClure and her counterparts in Montana Legal Services have seen it all. "Don't try to reinvent the wheel," McClure tells rookie bill drafters. "There are no new ideas that haven't already been drafted in some form--ask...

Articles 2007-02-01