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Which statement accurately describes Spokane's hosting of a World's Fair? a) Spokane is the largest city to host a World's Fair. b) Spokane is the second smallest city to host a World's Fair. c) Spokane is the smallest city to host a World's Fair. d) Spokane has never hosted a World's Fair.

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Do your special skills scare people 👻 Just because your unique skills make people nervous does not mean your abilities are SCARY 🎃 It just means it is not THEIR wheelhouse. It’s my job as the Marketing Director to help my teammates feel prepared and capable for marketing days. Everyone wants to help meet the needs of the children and young adults in our programs. Marketing is a tool to get us there! I like to sending the team samples of what we’re going to work on when we are scheduled to meet. I also do my best to write out scripts and choose sounds that I know they will get on board with! We all have qualities that are valuable. We really are better together. How do you collaborate with team members to make your workplace more fun and comfortable for all?

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Sure, assuming the article in question covers St. Patrick's Day, here's a LinkedIn post you might use to share the insights from the article: --- Happy St. Patrick's Day, everyone! 🍀 Today isn't just about donning green attire or enjoying a pint of Guinness; it's steeped in rich history and cultural significance. It's a day to celebrate the Irish culture, honor St. Patrick, and embrace the spirit of community and togetherness. In light of the occasion, I've read an insightful article that delves into the fascinating traditions and origins of this beloved holiday, and I couldn't help but share some of the learnings (minus the link, of course): 📖 The article highlights how St. Patrick's Day transcends geographical boundaries and has become a global celebratory phenomenon, showcasing the indelible impact of Irish culture around the world. 🌍 It further investigates how cities across the globe celebrate with parades, cultural festivals, and a sea of green, turning famous landmarks into emerald beacons. 🇮🇪 Additionally, it sheds light on the life of St. Patrick himself and how his missionary work centuries ago continues to resonate and inspire. 🍀 Lastly, the piece emphasizes not just the joyous festivities but also the importance of recognizing and respecting the cultural integrity and roots of the holiday. Whether you're Irish by blood or just in spirit, this article is a reminder of the rich tapestry of stories that shape St. Patrick's Day. It's a celebration of community, resilience, and the joy of shared heritage. Sláinte mhaith! (That's 'good health' for us non-Gaelic speakers) #StPatricksDay #Ireland #Culture #Community #GlobalCelebration #Heritage --- Remember that the purpose of the LinkedIn post is to provide a brief overview and insightful takeaways from the article to engage your network, promote thought, and potentially spark conversations. https://ayr.app/l/ttkQ

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If you aren’t from St. Louis, you may not know today is the 120th Anniversary of the opening of the World’s Fair, or officially, the Louisiana Purchase Exposition. I wouldn’t say I’m an aficionado of world expos. I can’t tell you exactly where and when another one took place other than I think Chicago had one (but it wasn’t as good as the one in St. Louis). And I was surprised when Wikipedia told me they are still going strong – there’s still time to book your travel for Osaka 2025 or Riyadh 2030. I do know that our World’s Fair took place in Forest Park and that our massive Ferris wheel is likely still buried in there somewhere. John Philip Sousa was the opening act (huge get for 1904). Tens of millions attended over seven months and it made St. Louis a global center of attention. Unable to fully appreciate these historical tidbits, people outside St. Louis question our persistent affinity for the Fair and the pride it still engenders today. I remember someone asking once, “Don’t you have anything more recent to be proud of?” For me, that misses the point. It’s part of our culture. Talking about the Fair is part of our shared civic tradition. We teach our kids about it, and they pass it along. As you grow up, you learn about the Fair’s public safety lapses and its exploitation of indigenous people. However, in some ways, one’s ability to reference the Fair’s failures only cements the authoritative perspective from which you can talk more about the Fair. It enables awkward transitions solely to mention the 1904 Summer Olympics were concurrent with the World’s Fair and presented classic sports like Tug of War and Plunge for Distance. To put the requisite LinkedIn-spin on this, the World’s Fair is part of our St. Louis brand. There is something unique about St. Louis that we have pride in promoting an event you can’t attend and that only has a few physical remnants left to see - the St. Louis Art Museum atop Art Hill and the aviary at the St. Louis Zoo. World’s Fair fascination is innately St. Louis. It’s communal knowledge that we rally around. Sure, we get some facts wrong, but it’s comforting to feel a part of something that preceded you and that will outlive you. So I’m going to go have an iced tea, a hot dog and an ice cream cone. They were invented in St. Louis at the 1904 World’s Fair – at least I like to think they were – someone in St. Louis told me that and I believe him.

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Big things for #westvirginia 🤩🎡 “If we look at our preliminary numbers, we were well over 185,000 people at the fair, which in recent history, is definitely a record for us.” There were a lot of visitors who traveled to West Virginia to attend the fair, Collins said. “We did an economic impact survey during the fair, so we hope to have those results soon, but we definitely had a lot of out-of-state visitors. Some of the vendors mentioned that several licenses that they checked or people they had talked throughout the week were from out of state and even some out of country.” “If we look at our preliminary numbers, we were well over 185,000 people at the fair, which in recent history, is definitely a record for us.” The fair sold more than $4 million dollars in food alone, Collins said. “The economic impact is huge especially when you think of all the small businesses involved.” #sfwv #economicimpact #thesocialbee #eventmarketing #tourismmarketing

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