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Friday Five – January 21, 2011
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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Punaro Glen Construction: Beginning of May
Two… months… later… Well, that time disappeared in a snap! I think the biggest thing we’ve learned so far is that regardless of how well developed your plans are when you walk in to meet with a builder, you will still go through six months of revisions before really starting. For efficiency’s sake, we scaled…
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A reformed sinner
Not a title you’d typically expect for a Lotus-geek related post, but I’m using it for good reason. A couple years ago I came up with this org chart hierarchy database that would create a visual representation of a person in the address book, showing their manager, their peers, and their subordinates, all based on…
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Still snowing
This really doesn’t want to let up! I’m amazed at how bad the roads are around here, but that’s what happens when it’s too cold for salt to do any good. At least it looks like it’s going to hit 20 degrees tomorrow. Heat wave! P.S. The skyway still hasn’t been closed this year. Just…
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What exactly is a capital improvement?
One of the advantages of being a homeowner is that certain home improvement projects are sales tax free, if they fit the New York State’s guidelines of being a “Capital Improvement”. The tricky part can be determining what exactly qualifies as a capital improvement. The NYS Department of Taxation lays it out like this: A…
Hey! Is that the side of my head in the first shot? Or am I still in transit? 🙂
I didn’t think you were there yet, but when I looked at the timestamp on these photos they’re from Friday afternoon – so I guess you were!