Moving Calendars
Jeremy Bencken, Co-Founder and CEO of ApartmentRatings.com, sent me an email this morning. He would make the 75th CEO to write me about his/her product this month alone. I had no idea I was so popular with Chief Executive Officers?! Jeremy was sure to include an official press release, but not before calling out a specific feature:
Today, we launched the first online moving calendar that integrates with Google Calendar. The calendar is designed to help movers organize the myriad details of moving. According to the Census Bureau, the most popular month for moving is July.
It works! Google Calendar wanted me to upgrade from IE7b3 to IE6… but that’s par for the course. I turned to the search engines to see if I could find other (read: more comprehensive) moving calendars. Best one yet is the Atlas Moving Day-by-Day Calendar. Gotta keep that URL handy, so I’m blogging it.
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July 18th, 2006
at 8:43pm
[...] Hat tip to Chris Pirillo for the find. [...]
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August 2nd, 2006
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April 23rd, 2007
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It’s not so much a “security problem” as much as it is “the user isn’t being educated” problem. And believe me, there are plenty of results in the public listings that should not be there. passwords, security Related Content:Moving CalendarsOMG!!! Google Released a Calendar!!!.NET Passport SecurityPirillo’s Picks for 03/07/2007Google, Seriously - Clean up your Apps!Syncing Outlook, OS X, Google with Easelinks for 2007-02-13Insert “All Your Base” Reference Here
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April 23rd, 2007
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” as much as it is “the user isn’t being educated” problem. And believe me, there are plenty of results in the public listings that should not be there. passwords, security Related Content: Moving Calendars OMG!!! Google Released a Calendar!!! .NET Passport Security Pirillo’s Picks for 03/07/2007 Google, Seriously - Clean up your Apps! Syncing Outlook, OS X, Google with Ease links for 2007-02-13 Insert
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May 29th, 2007
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July 13th, 2007
at 9:03am
I wish we had known about this site last year when we moved: Most complaints against movers are overlooked and the consumer becomes a statistic while no action is ever taken against the moving company… Related Content:Moving Day is TomorrowMoving CalendarsMovingMovers Move MovingGroup MentalitySpeed Limit 75Another “Moving” DayIntel Hates Bloggers?Wedding BellsBoxes Boxes Boxes