If you have a car this probably isn’t an issue for you, but for those of us on the East Coast who have to walk home from the grocery store every day carrying our meal bags of sustenance, unbalanced bagging is a burden one should wish upon no one.
I am pleased to announce my paper, Creating Aristotelian Irrevocable Change in Tourists Touching Down at Newark Liberty International Airport, has been accepted as a part of “Tourism & Performance: Scripts, Stages and Stories” series for the 2005 Tourism Cultural Exchange Conference held at the Sheffield Hallam University School of Sport and Leisure Management, United Kingdom, 14-18 July 2005.
My paper argues every move a tourist makes through the airport is actually orchestrated and directed in an aesthetic way using Aristotle’s theory of dramatic construction: Plot, Character, Thought, Diction, Music and Spectacle.
by Kirk Puterbaugh & Stephen Lankton
It appears that business today is more complex than ever before. People in the work place are interacting and conveying information at a pace never before imaginable. However, the most valuable product that your company owns is still the same as it has always been: It is knowledge.
The knowledge contained inside your company is how to manage, make, build, invest, market, evaluate, and grow. Yet, the tools for managing that knowledge are usually unexamined and unused.
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