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Dr. Leonard “Bones” McCoy, from Star Trek, when faced with an apparent impossible task, would exclaim, “Dammit Jim, Im a doctor not a miracle worker!” Success often breeds difficulties that young entreprenuers never foresee. At Current Wisdom, our success was greatly accelerated.

This piece was shot yesterday in Charleston, WV, down the street from where I live. I walk my dog past Celebration Station every day. It’s next to Piedmont Elementary School in Charleston on the East End of the city. The playground was built 15 or so years ago and was a big accomplishment for the neighborhood, but, in the years since the newness had worn off.

I’ve been hearing about Bishop Rueben P. Job’s book Three Simple Rules: A Wesleyan Way of Living since Annual Conference. Today, I started to read it. Do no harm. Sounds simple, doesn’t it? That’s the first rule.

Be sure to use the same Conservation ID Number each year to get full benefit from the new preference-point system. JEFFERSON CITY-Hunters have until Aug. 15 to apply for deer hunts at state parks, national wildlife refuges, military reservations and nature preserves.

The college three point line will move from 19′ 9″ (Nineteen feet Nine inches) out one foot to 20′ 9″ (Twenty feet Nine inches) beginning next season.  This will obviously be one of the largest changes to the game since the three point line was introduced.  I think the change is very good for the game.

The hot topic lately has been the concept of coworking. The idea being that if you are a freelancer, or a small startup who cant afford office space, you can rent a desk or access to a conference room, so you can appear to be a “real” company. What crap.

I guess one cant really start a post with an aside (given that there is no content to aside from), but as I sit here in DC at the Open City cafe, I am struck with the striking differences between living in the “big city,” and living in a place like Boulder. Aside from the obvious, there is one thing that strikes me as eerily the same.

There isn’t much she can eat; but what she does, she does with feeling. Now, I’m not a fussy eater… *prolonged pause, while she waits for the laughter to die down at the back* …but when I was a lass, I couldn’t eat curry.

There are no hard and fast rules for startup success. There I said it. Over the past week, I have been spending more and more time at the Techstars “Bunker.” A garden level office space in a hidden spot in Boulder where ten teams of startup hopefuls have gathered to learn from startup veterans.

A couple of days ago, I was asked, “How do I get started blogging?” And after explaining different blog platforms, etc, I lowered my voice and said, “What to know what my three rules of blogging are?” Nodding, the person said quietly, leaning in as if I was about to impart some special code that