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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Cambree… awake
ByDerekHaven’t posted many photos of Cambree lately because until yesterday she was still in constant sleep mode. Now she’s finally staying awake for awhile and giving us some face time. So here’s one shot of her room… And three of those ohsocute faces…
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Central Terminal to take part in Old Home Week
ByDerekThe Central Terminal will be participating in Buffalo Old Home Week by offering a special tour: Central Terminal Tour Saturday, August 26th 2006 9:30 – 11:30 am Meet at the Central Terminal, Memorial Drive off Broadway to see Buffalo’s other Art Deco masterpiece. There is a $10 donation for this tour. I’m glad we were…
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Buy American, er… Indian
ByDerekSo GM announced today that they’re investing over $300,000,000 to construct their second plant in India. “GM India’s Chaba said the company chose Maharashtra as the site of the new manufacturing facility because of advantages over labor skills, costs, infrastructure and geographic location.” I’m curious as to what UAW workers think of this. What’s worse…
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Punaro.com v5 launched!
ByDerekWelcome to the latest version of Punaro.com! As you can see, the site has gotton a bit of a face lift, just in time for 2006! Actually, while the front-end changes are what most people will notice right off the bat, the real work in this revision were the changes to the backend. Punaro.com is…
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Things I’m not buying
ByDerekWith Stampede Friday and Shop-At-Work Monday now behind us, I thought it opportune to reflect on some of the frequently frenzied purchases consumers “need” that I don’t. Nintendo Wii – Perfectly happy pulling out my old school PS2 once a month to play Guitar Hero and Rock Band. Offline. We just don’t game enough to…
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Underground exploration
ByDerekI have a lot of respect for urban explorers that get into places that most others would never attempt to go, just for the sake of documenting the decaying history of a place that would likely be forgotten. As you can imagine, Buffalo has lots of these types of places – grain silos, Bethlehem Steel,…
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