Axtone Records, former Swedish House Mafia member Axwell's record label, wanted to launch brand new artist Shapov and preview his first track. Axtone's fan base knows everything about Axtone and its artists, so the label wanted to bring Shapov to the world in a mysterious way to make people ask questions. Since there was close to no budget, the promoters found a way to create an 'interactive YouTube experience' by utilizing functions YouTube already has in a new creative way. (Hint: press the number buttons in order while watching the video to discover the hidden track.)
Thursday, January 29, 2015
GO! St. Louis President Nancy Lieberman Will Compete in GO! St. Louis Marathon to Raise Funds for Local Youth Programs
As an industry leader, world class athlete and major proponent of health and fitness for people of all ages and abilities, Nancy Lieberman plans to participate in the 2015 GO! St. Louis Marathon on April 12, an event she founded 15 years ago. This marks the first time she has participated in the Marathon Weekend as a runner. In celebration of the organization’s 15th Anniversary, she plans to raise $15,000 for GO! St. Louis youth running programs, which annually impacts more than 12,000 students in the bi-state metropolitan area. “I’m truly blessed to be able to live an active life and […]
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Hempstead Elementary, Hamilton and Minerva Avenues
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
The Safest Bar In St. Louis

Jim Edmonds, the principal owner of the place, was a star center fielder for the St. Louis Cardinals. He wore the number 15. Edmonds was so full of energy and enthusiasm that he was sometimes called Jimmy Baseball.
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Video Comes to Twitter
You can now shoot, edit and share video on Twitter. Here's how to do it.
Baby 101: Your Guide To Everything Baby
Friday, January 23, 2015
Princess
Some days you don't know if the sun is rising or setting without a compass. Two things of note happened yesterday.
My brother-in-law, Jim, died. He was a disabled veteran with serious health issues. Jim had a severe heart attack after his daily morning visit to the convenience store in the little Kansas town where he lived. It was fast and could have been otherwise. We miss him.
We also saw the first picture - well, sonogram - of my very newly-underway second grandchild in Chicago.

