July 3, 2008

What? You say you want a 5,000-acre (2000-hectare) site that can house 80,000 associates? Yes, that's what you're saying these days, at least if you're the Boy Scouts of America, as this week's SiteNet Dispatch explains.

Scouting for a Jumbo-Size Site: The Boy Scouts' 2005 Jamboree in Virginia (pictured) packed some 44,000 people into a 3,000-acre (1,200-hectare) tract. But now the organization wants a permanent Jamboree home that can hold almost twice as many people.
Photo: BSA Detroit Area Council

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Weird - and Fascinating - Science: A unique ovoid auditorium (pictured above) dominates the second phase of the development of the Hong Kong Science Park.

This Dispatch edition brings readers new and exclusive stories from the hot-spankin'-new July 2008 Site Selection, including:

There's more expansion news online in global project coverage from London-based partner Oxford Intelligence. This week's installment includes:
  • "H & M to Create 300 Jobs in Wallonia"
  • "FM Logistic Establishes Hub in Poland"
  • "Lectra Opens New Subsidiary in India"
  • "Tetra Pak to Invest in Pakistan and Brazil"
  • "Inergy Establishes China Facility"
Photo: World's Largest Things

Where In the World? This life-size statue commemorates "the world's tallest man," who stood almost nine feet (2.73 meters) tall - and lived a quiet but quite remarkable life. Can you name the city in which this statue sits?

Copacetic clicking,

Jack Lyne
Site Selection Executive Editor of Interactive Publishing


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