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Meetings & Conventions

Working Through It

Down doesn’t mean out. Keeping your career on track in the face of serious illness.

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Perspective

Talking Crude

If the cost of travel hinges on the cost of a barrel, how do meeting professionals offset the consequence of yet another inconvenient truth?

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SexIs

Football is so Gay

The vision for young gay people has widened to include children, marriage, military service. And now —football.

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Los Angeles Times

Embracing Relaxation on Key Largo

Longing for splendid sunsets, sublime diving and a taste of the Jimmy Buffet lifestyle? Sail away to Key Largo.

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SexIs Magazine

Women Undercover

More people may know Pussy Galore than Mata Hari, but is Hari’s lasting legacy even based on fact?

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Building: Northern Virginia

The Green Outdoors

Outdoor trends aren’t as sexy as bamboo flooring or concrete counters, but they’re just as important in reducing environmental footprints.

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Communications Crossroads

Will Going Green Be Enough?

Can eco-conscious telecoms can benefit themselves, and the environment, without compromising service?

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USA TODAY

Scared to Death in Orlando

Family-friendly Orlando, perennial city of “sugar and spice and everything nice,” has a deliciously demented dark side.

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Communications Crossroads

Get Smart

As consumer devices evolve, what can we expect from the technology, the regulators and the gadgetry itself?