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Consider making your next corporate event swing. The GolfTec Mobile Learning System combines technology, entertainment and education to offer golf buffs the chance to test their skills. Participants take a swing, which is digitally recorded and analyzed against a model swing by a PGA professional with similar physical characteristics. A beep sounds when the participant achieves his or her ideal swing. This virtual driving range can also drive traffic to a corporate client's Web site: Each participant's analysis can be posted on the client's Web site, with tips and drills for further improvement. For more information, contact Englewood, Colo.-based GolfTec at 877/4GOLFTEC (446-5383) or 303/779-9900 or visit www.golftec.com.

Think Charlie and the Chocolate Factory: The wrapper made all the difference. With a corporate logo or special event announcement printed on these customized candy overwraps, you are sure to make a flavorable impression on your target audience. Based in Hershey, Penn., ChocolateCovers also offers two-sided printing, so businesses can include a contact form, coupon or gift certificate on the inside of the wrapper. For more information, contact ChocolateCovers at 888/440-WRAP (9727) or 717/534-1992 or visit www.chocolatecovers.com.

Wondering how to theme your next buffet? Consider popping “Buffet Blueprint: A Visual Buffet Experience” in your CD-ROM drive for inspiration. Produced by longtime caterer Ginger Kramer of Coast Special Event Architects of San Jose, Calif., this CD-ROM offers design ideas and tips outlining specific requirements to create a desired effect. Themed buffets presented on the CD-ROM include Breakfast in the Outback, Afternoon Tea in Japan and Dinner at the Russian Palace. Tip sections cover a buffet tool kit, box lunch presentations, cuisine display and trends. For more information, contact Coast Special Event Architects at 408/244-9700 or visit www.cateringblueprint.com.

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