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I only know Buenos Aires from a brief visit of three days or so, but it is a terrific place - though the often quoted "Paris of South America" tag is perhaps pushing it a bit. Very friendly people, and the women!, the women are beautiful. And the resilience and courage of the people in the face of the still recent financial collapse has been remarkable.

Posted by Michael from UK at October 5, 2005 10:43 AM

dear tom: i¡m very glad you are here

Posted by martinkuba at October 5, 2005 11:02 AM

I´m looking forward to visiting Argentina. It´s a very attractive country, with his beautiful women, their smooth talking and their tango.

Have a nice time.

Posted by Felix Gerena at October 5, 2005 3:11 PM

I was there and the seminar was incredible and I would like to say that...

YES ! I love irrelevance and caos and...

NO ! My aim is not too low

Thanks for an incredible experience

Posted by Leonardo Maldonado at October 5, 2005 5:37 PM

I was there and the seminar was incredible and I would like to say that...

YES ! I love irrelevance and caos and...

NO ! My aim is not too low

Thanks for an incredible experience

Posted by Leonardo Maldonado at October 5, 2005 5:37 PM

Hi Tom,

What a presentation in Buenos Aires! Even that I was a litle bit jet lag because I've just arrived from Tokyo. I'm the innovation manager of a big international NGO and the only thing that I was thinking during your presentation was to drink a beer with you and talk infomally about Innovation. There are any chance ? I travel a lot too , just tell me the name of the Bar.
A hug. Marcelo
PS: If you want, as Michale said before, we can also talk about women in Buenos Aires!

Posted by Marcelo Iñarra Iraegui at October 6, 2005 4:11 AM

Dr. Tom - you are in peak form indeed - 25 years young and holding!

Posted by Sean at October 6, 2005 8:17 AM

Hi Sean - we are just off for our 5 KM run and gym session - got to keep in training to be as energetic as TP at 62!!!

Posted by Trevor Gay at October 6, 2005 10:45 AM

Outstanding Trevor and Annie - Evian clean to prevent Avian pandemic! Am trying to buff the olde immune system with some cleansing diets - organic & food combining ... take care.

Posted by Sean at October 6, 2005 11:11 AM

Sean, Evian spelled backward is naive. Organics are good, but do you really know what's in that bottled water?

Posted by Mike at October 6, 2005 2:42 PM

Tom, read my comment below. Then, check out your info e-mail address for an Unbelievable Offer!

Speaking of terrific places, Milwaukee, Wisconsin rules! We are SO much more than beer, brats and cheese. Check out our Top 10 Milwaukee To Do's below:

Top 10 Milwaukee To Do’s

1. Experience…the best care in the air on a Midwest Airlines plane trip where warm chocolate chip cookies soothe your soul

2. Experience…unprecedented service, quality and style in the premier Pfister Hotel – recently named one of the “World’s Best Places To Stay” on the esteemed Condé Nast Traveler Gold List

3. Experience…a behind the scenes tour of the first Calatrava-designed building in the United States – the Milwaukee Art Museum

4. Experience…a HOG ride – of the leather and metal kind - from the Home of Harley-Davidson

5. Experience…the beauty of a world-renowned sculpture garden featuring artistic works from Barbara Hepworth, Henry Moore, Beverly Pepper and more

6. Experience...Kohler, where a man,his town and his world-renowned toilets all share the same name

7. Experience…Summerfest - the largest music festival in the world as named by the Guinness Book of World Records.

8. Experience…a first-hand look at the life of Brooks Stevens and his innovative designs that influenced every day living in America – before design was cool

9. Experience…a view of the best fireworks display from the waters of Lake Michigan. Or, enjoy a moonlight stroll, relaxing bike ride, or jog along the lakefront.

10. Experience…Manpower – the largest employer in the world - on their home turf

See you soon!

Brett West at Kahler Slater

Posted by Brett West at October 6, 2005 3:43 PM

Mike - point well taken! Natural Cures by Kevin Trudeau is interesting - giant corp pharma & food have us addicted/poisoned by too many items ...

Posted by Sean at October 7, 2005 10:14 AM

I can´t agree most with you about "Never underestamate the power of a woman. But altough I work for the same editorial as my collague Alejandro Sangeniss, who got the privilege of interviewing you, I didnT. You now why? Because I work for a womens magazine !!!!! The one who just happens to be the leader in the market with the higher numbers in selling advertaisment. Just to tellyou, as you must know that you are right.
Also I tried to send you a question about these "invisble women" but it got lost into too much testosterone. Not much of the mainly macho audience notice it.
But plese Mr Peters, dont´get too much arround telling about our little secret. We don´t want men waking up one day up and discovering "that awful truth " That we were always behind the trown, whispering, unnoticed, letting them do the work and run arround those eclectic markets that we push up and down with our buying power.

Posted by gabriela Picasso at October 10, 2005 8:36 PM