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A Quick Fix

Hey, authors - Harrison, Steven, Matt, Archie - I noticed yesterday that I had a couple of comments from Archie and Harrison that were awaiting moderation.  This happens because of some of the anti-spam stuff; if there are more than a certain number of links, it has to be approved.  To fix this, I made all of you administrators.  If a comment doesn’t post, sign in to the admin panel, go to manage, and look at the awaiting moderation tab.  You can approve your own comment there.  Please don’t mess with the presentation tab.  Or do.  Thanks.

A Shout-Out to Mr. Shores in the Atlanta Business Chronicle

Unfortunately, a typo relegates him to inanimate status:

Former Lane executive plans $150M in projects
Atlanta Business Chronicle - February 2, 2007
by Lisa R. Schoolcraft
Staff writer

A former top Lane Co. executive has struck out on his own with a pair of multi-family projects worth more than $150 million.
Marc Pollack, former president of the investment and development affiliates of Atlanta-based Lane Co., is now chairman and CEO of Pollack Partners LLC, formed in late 2006, about six months after he left Lane.

Pollack has brought on as a partner David Golden, formerly an attorney for Arnall Golden Gregory LLP and a founding partner in CGR Advisors LLC, where he oversaw the Dutch firm Rodamco N.V.’s U.S. operations.

Other members of Pollack Partners are Steven Shores, former partner and senior development office (sic) at Urban Realty Partners LLC, and Michael Blair, former partner and senior development manager at Southeast Capital Partners LLC.

(Emphasis mine.) The story is here (subscription to one of the Business Journals required).

Better Than Taranto

If you don’t know Seth Godin, you don’t know my marketing hero. He’s big time. (For example, if you search for “Seth” on Google, his blog comes up.)

Anyway, I e-mail with him pretty regularly - gotta love the internet - and now he’s published one of my e-mails. Very cool!

UPDATE:  You’ll notice, maybe, that I think I figured out how to trackback.