If you haven’t seen Tina Fey doing her Sarah Palin impression, you have to… it is great. I have the clip below so that you can review it…
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This is just funny…
- Saturday, 13 September 2008 18:00
- Written by Lane Bailey
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I know that it isn’t politically correct, but Jon Stewart thought it was funny enough for the Daily Show. And I thought that Bill Mahr wanted
Like I didn’t have enough to do…
- Friday, 29 August 2008 09:37
- Written by Lane Bailey
- 4 Comments
So, I write on Active|Rain… generally 10 posts a week… I know, I want the points, but it also keeps me disciplined. I write 7 posts a week for LaneBailey.com… again, one post a day is WAY easier for me to do that any other number because if I slack off the momentum, I might just stay slacked off…
But, now I am writing for
Update of the fox 5 iTeam at my listing… Wow.
- Thursday, 21 August 2008 10:24
- Written by Lane Bailey
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Wow. I don’t know what else to say, but… Wow.
Back around the end of June, I found out that the Fox 5 iTeam wanted to shoot a segment in one of my listings, 9010 Brixham Court in Suwanee. At first I only knew that it was about home managers and live in stagers. I found out that they wanted to shoot the positive side of a bad situation…
Look at things from the Outside.In
- Friday, 08 August 2008 22:34
- Written by Lane Bailey
- 2 Comments
Outside.In is a website devoted to neighborhood news. I’ll be sending my feeds there. Currently there are only feeds coming in from major media, but I think we will start to see more blogs and other media geo-tagging their content.
Of course, this is in addition to Localism, which is a site dedicated to hyper-local content, of which I am also a part.
These sites, as well as other emerging sites are all doing similar things. The primary goal is to let people find out what is going on where they live. International news is important. National news is also important. We need to keep up with what happens under the Gold Dome in Atlanta… but knowing what is happening where we live is vital. Property values and quality of life are impacted mightily by what happens on a neighborhood level.
Odd… the world wide web is making it easier to find out what is happening next door.