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Meeting Us...
 James Spellos, CMP (Certified Meeting Professional), founder and President of Meeting U.,
provides the training. He is a certified Microsoft Office Specialist
(MOS), and has 15+ years of technology training, both within the office, and as
a speaker at conferences and meetings.
Contact James Spellos, CMP at jspellos@meeting-u.com, or call 718-224-5516 to
discuss your computer training & meeting planning challenges, and find out
today how
Meeting U.
can provide the solutions you need...RIGHT NOW!
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Hospitality Industry
Search Engine
Search
for hospitality information through selected meeting industry websites. Sites include the Meetings
Industry Megasite, Meeting
Professionals International and Professional
Conference Management Association. Try it out.
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Have
Ya Bought the Book Yet?
  Jim and Peter
Spellos have completed their first
book, 99 Fabulous Food Websites You Can't Eat Click...and coming soon - more 99 Website Books. And don't forget to read the blog from
Peter and me, the Fabulous
Spellos Brothers blog. Subscribe to it, and comment away!
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Need to brush up on your TQ
(Technology Quotient)???
Join the thousands
of subscribers to the Meeting U. Technology Newsletter. Sent free of
charge on a monthly basis, this newsletter covers new and useful
technology ideas, gadgets and websites. Send
me an email, and I'll sign you up right away. If you want to see
a sample issue (dedicated to Technology and Turkey Day - a perennial
favorite), click on the newsletter
link on our navigation bar.
And What Are Those Icons,
Anyway?
They're Snap
Shots...a quick look at the web page it is near. You can make your
site "Snap" enabled (which Google is these days) from Snap.
Hover over Icons in this title, and you'll see a preview of this
page. Way cool...and free.
Go Google!
While you're here, you can use
this Google search engine to help navigate the entire web. So
many way cool tools from which to choose.
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Live Personal Technology Newsfeed
From FeedDirect,
here's a RSS feed about what's hot in technology. It's an updated
feed (actually, it's a widget). Though it has a contextual ad, it
this updated version now includes blogs, videos & podcasts. And it's free for anyone to
use. Now that's cool.
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