March 31st, St. Louis Elite Tramp and Tumble and Gateway Kids World hosted Jump Fest 07 at their facility in Hazelwood, MO. Fun was had by all.
More details to follow, but for now here are a couple of photos for your enjoyment.
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If you would like to see a bit of current World Series Champion history, the World Championship Trophy will be on display at the Missouri Historical Society (Missouri History Museum) in Forest Park here in St. Louis beginning this Saturday. Society members will get a chance to see it Saturday morning before it is [...]
A month or so ago in a discussion about the value of blogs and wikis as collaboration tools, Dave Snowden stated, “Knowledge discovery is serendipitous, not planned.” Last weekend, I had a ‘no-tech’ version of this experience at
I’ve been a fan of the Canadian rock trio Rush for many years, since high school, so when my brother called me up a couple of weeks ago and asked if I wanted to go check out a local Rush tribute band I immediately agreed. I’m glad I did.
The band, Thunderhead, played at the [...]
Anyone who has ever competed in a sport knows the value of having actual competition. Runners, for instance, are much more likely to improve their personal best time if they are running against someone that is as good as or slightly better than they are.
Even in the world of business, competitive pressures provide the incentive [...]
Speaking of the St. Louis Idea Market , the next get together is Monday 15 January. The even will once again be held at the Lucas School in Soulard. If you want to go ahead and register, you can do so here.
See you there?
At the last St. Louis Idea Market, Scott Matthews from XPLANE had us all create a visual explanation of how a toaster works. Among many observations I made from the exercise, key was how different people interpreted what was meant by “how a toaster works.” Some of us took it to mean “How [...]
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