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Business Definition for: Three Martini Lunch

  • a business lunch involving a lot of alcohol to relax the client

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Boost Your Productivity with Three-Martini Lunch
Boost Your Productivity with Three-Martini LunchDlinking at runchWorx for me... hic!
Tags: beverage, Three-Martini Lunch
Discussion threads 2008-04-01
Productivity and the Three-Martini Lunch
Productivity and the Three-Martini LunchGo back to the age of bottle in the bottom drawer?I don't even keep my scotch in the bottom drawer, most of the time it's just sitting on my desk saying to everyone, I work hard, I drink hard. If anyone has an issue with...
Tags: workplace, beverage, Three-Martini Lunch
Discussion threads 2008-07-25
New Orleans-based Citadel Broadcasting launches 'martini' music
Citadel Broadcasting officials say they are shaking things up by launching radio station Martini 106.1. Playlists will feature swing, lounge, blues and jazz.The soft adult-contemporary format of Martini 106.1 will feature artists such as Harry Connick Jr., Louis Prima, Frank Sinatra, Norah Jones, Nat King Cole and Ray Charles.The format...
Tags: broadcasting, Citadel Security Software
Research articles 2005-12-12
Your favorite curmudgeon gets sidelined for the holidays.
Wow! So this is what a stroke is all about. There I was, just before Christmas, heading to Saks Fifth Avenue when I felt slightly lightheaded and a tad shaky on my feet. I was to lunch with Marty Singerman, longtime publisher of the New...
Tags: beverage, Manufacturing, movie, Saks Fifth Avenue, therapy
Research articles 2002-01-07
Sample Martini mixes
A sampling campaign for Bacardi-Martini is set to roll out at the BBC Good Food Show in Birmingham at the end of this month. The campaign lets consumers sample three mixes of Martini and offers tips.
Tags: British Broadcasting Corp.
Research articles 2006-11-18
Boost Your Productivity with Three-Martini Lunch
A new study published in today's New England Journal of Medicine suggests that highly stressed workers can benefit from consuming three alcoholic beverages at lunchtime. Here's an excerpt: Participants in the study reported that [after the lunch hour] their workloads no longer seemed as daunting, and that they felt...
Tags: Study, Beverage, Food & Beverage, Manufacturing, Rick Broida
Blog posts 2008-04-01
New York hotel offers 10,000-dollar martini
NEW YORK AFP — New York's Algonquin Hotel, once the haunt of 1920s literarti like Dorothy Parker, is making a fresh bid for notoriety by offering a 10,000-dollar martini cocktail. The vodka, vermouth and olives are much the same as in any martini, but the twist lies in the...
Tags: Agence France-Presse, diamond
Research articles 2004-12-01
Ketel One Vodka Creates Classic Martini Service; Nolet Spirits Offers The Year's Most Exclusive Millennium Martini Gift
ALISO VIEJO, Calif.--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 25, 1999-- Nolet Spirits U.S.A., importer of Ketel One Vodka, has created a Martini gift set in commemoration of the Millennium. The exclusive presentation features an engraved Sheffield pewter Martini shaker, a Dutch crystal decanter, two Baccarat Martini glasses, sterling silver olive picks, and a...
Tags: Business Wire, Retail, vodka
Research articles 1999-10-25
OKC Philharmonic welcomes Pink Martini
Describing the music played by "little orchestra" Pink Martini in just a few words appears rather difficult even for members of the group. But listening to the music is simply a pleasure. The Oklahoma City Philharmonic welcomes Pink Martini to the Civic Center Music Hall Jan. 18-19. Pink...
Tags: Forbes, music
Research articles 2007-12-21
PINK MARTINI
Portland, Oregon's finest dozen, the 12-piece Pink Martini, released their first album a decade ago, but it was 2003's Hang On Little Tomato that broke them, and tonight's La Linea gig at a sold- out Hammersmith Apollo is their only UK appearance, in advance of a new album, Hey Eugene!....
Tags: Forbes, SALES
Research articles 2007-03-27
Motor Racing: Stirring effort from Martini secures victory
BMW WON their first Le Mans yesterday following an incident- packed race. Italy's Pierluigi Martini held off a late charge from Toyota's Ukyo Katayama to secure victory after the Japanese driver suffered a blown tyre 55 minutes from the finish. "Toward the end of the race I was...
Tags: Audi AG, BMW AG, car, Toyota Motor Corp.
Research articles 1999-06-14
Lunch on the run
Portability is key as American employees devote less and less time to lunch, according to the National Restaurant Association's 1999 Lunch Study: The three most popular lunch choices among full-time workers surveyed--fruit (15.8 percent), hamburgers (15.0 percent) and wraps (14.8 percent)--are all handheld. Slightly more than four out of...
Tags: hamburger, Handhelds, HARDWARE, National Restaurant Association
Research articles 2000-01-01
Apropos and Blue Martini to partner
Apropos Technology and Blue Martini Software have announced a marketing and development alliance. The companies plan to integrate their products and participate in co-promotional, marketing and sales activities. Additionally, the two companies have completed integration between Apropos' Multimedia Interaction Management solution and the Blue Martini Customer Interaction Systems Call Center...
Tags: contact center, integration
Research articles 2001-02-01
Citadel launches 'martini' music station
Citadel Broadcasting officials say they are really shakes things up by launching radio station Martini 106.1. Playlists will feature swing, lounge, blues and jazz. The soft adult contemporary format of Martini 106.1 will feature artists such as Harry Connick Jr., Louis Prima, Frank Sinatra, Nora Jones, Nat King Cole...
Tags: Citadel Security Software
Research articles 2005-12-02
Lunch And Work.
While most full time employees report eating lunch "most of the time," 41% indicate that they "usually don't take a real lunch break" at all. Of those eating lunch, 27% indicate that they "often" do not spend their lunch in the cafeteria, according to the National...
Tags: lunch, National Restaurant Association
Research articles 2000-01-10
Cardinal Martini, shaker, stirrer. (cardinal archbishop of Milan Carlo Maria Martini likely to become the next pope)(Charlemagne)(Column)
HE LOOKS like one of those severe Renaissance popes: tall, elegant and bony, with grey hair combed smoothly back, a beak of a nose and piercing blue eyes. He might have stepped out of a canvas by Raphael. But looks can mislead. Carlo Maria Martini, the cardinal...
Tags: Benefits, Europe, European Commission, HEALTHCARE, Leadership, Milan, SOFTWARE
Research articles 1998-04-11
Martini Steps On It
Martini is continuing its links with motorsport by renewing its global sponsorship of the Ford World Rally Team for the 2001 World Rally Championship,The deal is now in its third year. The championship runs until November.
Tags: Ford Motor Co., team
Research articles 2001-03-24
Bill would standardize school lunch programs
Bill would standardize school lunch programs Local school lunch food-service administrators plagued by problems in the school lunch system may be in for some relief soon from Congressional lawmakers. Citing complaints that U.S. Department of Agriculture USDA school lunch foods are inconsistent in quality, not packaged in...
Tags: food, Manufacturing, U.S. Department of Agriculture
Research articles 1987-02-09
Lakeshore Learning Materials Goes Live with Escalate Retail™ Blue Martini® E-Commerce Suite
SAN DIEGO -- Escalate Retail announced today that Lakeshore Learning Materials, a leading multichannel retailer of innovative educational toys and learning materials for children, has successfully implemented Escalate's Blue Martini Commerce Suite with the Business Intelligence reporting module. Lakeshore also selected the Blue Martini Contact Center and Relationship Marketing modules,...
Tags: e-business
Research articles 2007-11-05
We must have lunch sometime. (Turkey and the European Commission) (Europe)
We must have lunch sometime We must have lunch sometime
Tags: European Commission
Research articles 1989-11-11