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More on the Marine Star mystery
ByDerekA Buffalo News report from June 30th quotes James A. Everatt, one of the Aquarama’s owners, saying that the ship would not be sold for scrap. The mothballed and rusting Marine Star, the very large eyesore disguised as a ship docked for the past 12 years in Buffalo’s outer harbor, was headed “in the very…
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We’re selling our home
ByDerekNo, we haven’t decided to give up rural life. In fact, we’re going more rural. We bought 10 acres of land in Colden that we’re going to build on next year. That means… our Holland house is up for sale! See it here – at http://ChurchRd.us !
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Double Rainbow
ByDerekI was just finishing up hanging new blinds in Ariella’s room, when out the window I saw a complete semicircular double rainbow! We have an excellent vantage point for these types of things. This is the second time since we moved here (not quite three years ago) that we’ve seen one of these. Hey –…
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Redefining TERMINAL
ByDerekA day after our third major event at the Terminal in a month, the Buffalo News published this excellent article about the progress and vision of the CTRC.
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- Derek | Friday Five | Geek | Microsoft
Friday Five – January 14, 2011
ByDerekI also blog at work (internally) and resolved to post more frequently this year. I figured the best way to keep that up was to institute a regular weekly feature which I’m calling the Friday Five – five technology-related articles I found interesting in the past week. I work with web, collaboration, and ECM (Enterprise…
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Quoted in the Buffalo News again!
ByDerekGreg Connors has a piece in today’s Buffalo News about making money from blogging, which quotes yours truly: Derek Punaro blogs with his wife, Amanda, at Punaro.com. He says there are not interested in selling ad space. “A lot of people incorporate ads into their site to defray their costs and bring in some income,…
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Many years ago I requested that a new key be added to every developer’s keyboard – the EXP, or “Execute Programmer” key – which would send 5,000 volts through any programmer needing to be removed from the world’s programming pool.
I think it would have saved many of us considerable grief in the long run.
BBD