Derek reads a lot more than he used to
I added a whole mess of new links to my “Derek reads…” list. I didn’t realize how many more feeds I’ve started following since I last updated that!
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ByDerekDamn, Tina Fey is spot on! via BuffaloPundit
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“Prison” gets it’s first review
ByDerek“Prison of the Psychotic Damned,” the movie shot at the Buffalo Central Terminal last year, will be premiered at the Terminal on June 23rd. But the buzz has already begun, and the reviews are starting to come out. From Doomed Moviethon… D.W. Kann’s film strikes an original chord from its opening frame and manages to…
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Budgeting and living within your means
ByDerekI just completed my annual review of our 2006 spending and setting up our budget for 2007. Starting back in 2000, after I graduated from college and got a “real job”, I set up a simple spreadsheet that let me keep track of how much money I was spending and on what. I knew that…
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- Buffalo | Derek | Preservation | Skyway
Are you ready for this? Hang on. Literally.
ByDerekKids, you can’t write comedy better than this. Tim Tielman has come up with a plan to turn the Skyway into a park. Here’s the image and story posted over on Buffalo Rising. Now, let’s think back to all the reasons that people bellow forth as to why the Skyway “needs” to come down: It’s…
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Spitzer’s certainly “Taking Care of Business”
ByDerekSo all the Democrats are in town for the big rah-rah Spitzer/Clinton party. BuffaloPundit is blogging the event, so if you’re interested head over there. This comment made me laugh out loud: Cue Tom Petty. Cue the balloons. Cue the confetti. Segue into BTO’s “Takin’ Care of Business“. Oh my. That’s Spitzer all right. He…
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950 Broadway – The Eckhardt Building
ByDerekA couple weeks ago I mentioned a trip to the East Side to visit the former Sears building on Broadway and Fillmore. Broadway-Fillmore Alive has posted their article on the building which we are now calling the Eckhardt Building after the family it was built for, whom opened Eckhardt’s Department Store in it, and who…
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