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Monthly Archives: January 2010
A sign of the times…Vancouver Sun placed under “creditor protection”…
Further to my note regarding the change in usefulness of print newspaper classified ads for real estate, posted earlier this week, today I read in the financial post that Canada’s largest newspaper chain has been placed into creditor protection: http://www.financialpost.com/news-sectors/story.html?id=2420231 … Continue reading
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GOOSE BUMPS AND FROZEN CHICKENS ON SUNOKA BEACH
THE HORRIBLE TRUTH OF PATRICK MURPHY’S LAST DIP…POLAR THAT IS…AT SUNOKA BEACH! Well, it all started in previous years when I did manage the gumption to participate in Summerlands famous New Years Polar Dip…things went well the first time; I … Continue reading
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A look back at y2k+9 in Summerland…
RE/MAX Orchard Country participated in and supported a number of exciting Summerland events in 2009, and I would like to say thank you to all the hardworking people who contribute to making this town so special. Constructive contributions help make … Continue reading
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Honey, I lost the remote…and it doesn’t matter! Summerland Realtor loses control!
Hello “gesture recognition”…read this on cnbc today…wow! http://www.cnbc.com/id/34622112
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Real Estate and Print Classified Ads have gone their separate ways!
As I was working on company advertising budget for 2010, I had a look at classified advertising and how its usefulness in reaching buyers has absolutely fallen off the charts from even just last year…you will be amazed to consider … Continue reading
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Mobile Technology continues to bring a fresh new approach to real estate.
I remember about 4 or 5 years ago, when “convergence” was really kicking in with cell phones…today, my blackberry “device” has converged into being: a phone a digital camera a video camera a voice recorder a gps mapping device… and … Continue reading
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Did u see Summerland’s “rasta blasta” on castanet?
http://www.castanet.net/multimedia/index.php?cm=Rasta%20Blasta_F6_512K.flv
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Here’s what I’m reading this morning: Maria Bartoromo of CNBC
“A lot of investment pros and business leaders are concerned that the next big problem for the economy and the stock market could be a crisis in commercial real estate.” http://www.cnbc.com/id/34687773
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A look back at Summerland over the decade…what are your memories from
Summerland since the days of Y2K, 1999? What has changed? What has not changed? What changes would you like to see?
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Olympic Torch comes to Summerland January 25
Make plans to plan your day around this important event in our small town!
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Chief Clarence Louie, Osoyoos Indian Band: “Today, being a warrior means being self-supporting. Not living on welfare…”
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/news/national/decade/decade-nation-builder/clarence-louie/article1416807/ “He revolutionized how native reserves are run”… “Chief Louie has built a thriving economy, one based not on what he calls “rocking chair money” from natural resources, but on a series of businesses that have provided permanent jobs, a … Continue reading
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Summerland Polar Dip is always a big hit! 25 year tradition…
http://www.bclocalnews.com/okanagan_similkameen/summerlandreview/news/80477027.html
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