A Future Past-time

I think I may have found one of my future hobbies. This cat over at POPcycles! takes old bike frames and refurbishes them into practical works of art. How cool is that. I love the simplicity of single gear bikes with a retro feel to them. Maybe it will be a side business or perhaps […]

Another Example of a WordPress Site

It’s always fun to do a little show-and-tell. So class, today I want to show you my latest WordPress site. It’s for the IEEE EMC 2009 Symposium that our company, ETS-Lindgren is serving as one of the principal hosts. The site is just gaining steam and will have some pretty nifty code features in terms […]

The Rhythm of Writing

Ever hit a dry spell in your writing? Was it a mental block, life distractions or just in a funk? I’ve never been much for a loss of words but noticed that the rate of posts this last week slowed-down considerably from the rhythm I’ve been keeping in the weeks preceding it. In my case […]

The Wow Factor

What is the Wow Factor. In short the Wow Factor is people’s first impression when they say, "wow that is really cool." Digging a little deeper however, it is much much more.

The Wow Factor is excellence in motion. First and foremost the Wow Factor is the result of top quality work that often involves blood, […]

Young Thought Sparker on the Rise

I want to give a heads-up to the blogosphere community about a talented young lady. She did a top-flight job on the Concordia Athletics site while I was webmaster for the school. She resides in the Dallas area. If you are looking for a freelance artist or to hire, check her site out at: http://www.iamdanigurl33.com/Main2/. […]

New Look for Thought Sparks

After messing around with logos, I decided to go a different direction with a collage concept. The imagery is a mix of classical thinking and street art. The whispy flame is a hint of an idea mulling around between well developed and emerging concepts, order and disorder melding together towards new insight.
I enjoy blogging because […]

Binary Conversion for Children

This evening for fun, I taught my nine and 11 year-old girls how to convert binary numbers to decimal and back to binary. They got the concept in about 20 minutes which shows what a little attention from a parent and enthusiasm of a youngster can do. It was fun to watch my oldest going […]

 

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