
Well, I finally completed my '
transition' over to the newest version of
Blogger today. I only kicked my CPU twice before my web guy gently reminded me I was rebooting incorrectly---
again. Anyway, as in real life there is good news and bad news. Bad news first....(remember my saying:
"Even a half-empty glass is very desirable to a thirsty man."---my own retort to the overchanted '
half full/half empty' glass PMA mantra):
I lost a Comment Section. I hate it but I had to choose. Previous to the
transition I had figured out a way to have
two Comment sections; one that posted comments in the sidebar (Haloscan) for you guys and
another for my responses back to you (
Blogger). The
Blogger Comment section
also allowed anyone to leave lengthy and repeated correspondance if they so desired without eating up limited sidebar space. In turn, I
only responded to comments in that section whether it was
Blogger or Haloscan. So that's gone along with the comments of anyone who left their literal '2 cents' over the months since I launched my site. Sorry. Looking back, it was pretty confusing anyway. Continue to comment as you wish although sidebar space limits much response, if any, on my part. Now the
good news:
I'm adding a real time Market Analysis of Chicago's Northside. This nifty visual and printable graph report is the 'brainchild' of Mike Simonsen (Altos) and was introduced to me by Pat Kitano. Both are based out of San Francisco. The 'Single Family Home Market Stats' will be rolled out on this Blog by next week. Real Estate trends from Andersonville to the Gold Coast and west to Bucktown will be flashing in my sidebar soon so you can sort your reports by Zip Code. Very cool. It's not linking yet but
LOOK TO YOUR RIGHT FOR A PREVIEW------>
So to sum it up, comment as you wish but my comment back will either be one sentence or in an e-mail; look for the dynamic new Altos graphic in my sidebar; and the new and improved
Blogger better
be new and improved or the electronic police will be serving me with a cease and desist.
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