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eBay and House Flipping
ByDerek
Below is a letter that the Anti-Flipping Task Force sent to eBay: (from Buffalo Issue Alerts) April 13, 2006 Michelle Mallory Peacock Deputy Director, State Governmental Regulations eBay, Inc. 2145 Hamilton Ave. San Jose, CA 95125 Dear Ms. Peacock: We appreciate that eBay is taking our concerns seriously, as stated in your letter dated February…
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Ariella goes to Preschool
ByDerek
Monday was Ariella’s preschool open house/orientation. Of course I snapped a few photos… Today was the first official day of preschool – no parents! You can see how concerned Ariella was about this… Of course she was fine with the whole experience. And now she can finally tell people that she does something other…
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No tolls, one month later
ByDerek
Average monthly tolls, January-October 2006: $16.53 November 2006: $5.54 (and that’ll probably be higher than my average) 😀 There are also no delays anymore at Black Rock in the evenings. Things sped right up after they stopped posting a cop to babysit the plaza. Glad they took my suggestion. 😉
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Friday Five – January 21, 2011
ByDerek
Here are this week’s five interesting articles, handpicked by yours truly. A History of Enterprise IT in One Slide [AIIM Digital Landfill] I love a good graphic, and this one is a pretty clear illustration of computing history. Part 1 – FAST for SharePoint 2010 Features and Proposition [A Static State] FAST for SharePoint 2010…
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Late Night In Da Buff
ByDerek
Take some time to listen to Christopher Byrd and Michele Johnson discussing East Side issues on the podcast from Late Night In Da Buff last night. It’s a good interview for those of you neophytes out there that would like to get a better understanding on the issues surrounding the East Side.
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The Many Emotions of Moving
ByAmanda
This weekend was the last weekend in our old house. We haven`t been living there for over a week now (moving back home with your family is another post all together), so each time we went back to continue packing and clean a bit, it felt less and less like home. The emptiness I have…