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Postcard Perfect - On the verge of the autumnal equinox, in Wake Forest, NC. This scene of the spillway flowing into the Neuse River from the dam at Falls Lake is a fitting welcome to Fall. To order postcards for your business or full sized unedited photo, contact Wake Forest Home & Business. Copyright 2004, AeroScore.

Welcome to the Wake Forest Home & Business Network, in Wake Forest, NC, published on the internet at WakeForest.Biz. This directory of home and business services is actually fully owned and operated by a resident of Wake Forest. and serves the region of Wake Forest, including Raleigh, Rolesville, Knightdale, Wendell, Youngsville, Creedmore, Franklinton, Zebulon, Wake County, and other communities in North Carolina.

Great Dane in Ural Sidecar has goggles on and is ready for a motorcycle ride at the Angier Bikefest. 

The Murray Family of Wake Forest in the Limo on the way to ITALY, thanks to the Make a Wish Foundation!

Do you practice Safe Surf?
AeroScore joins the Armor My PC team

March 10,2007
AeroScore Inc, a developer of many top web sites, including NC-RTP.com and WakeForest.biz, has joined forces with Armor My PC to teach adults and parents how to have safe surf, keep your information confidential, help parents keep their kids from dangerous chatrooms with internet predators, and keep your computer from catching a nasty virus or worm. The course schedule is being prepared now. One of the first classes will be held in the NC RTP.

Worst possible catastrophes in our area? Sharon Harris Nuclear Plant Poses Horrific Evacuation Threat
Has Hurricane Katrine taught us the importance of Household Disaster Plans?
9/10/2005 Wake Forest, NC
Last winter, we saw many roads turn into overnight parking lots as a result of just a half an inch of snow. We saw school children forced to spend all night in school because it was too dangerous for the buses to roll. If we ever have to evacuate due to a meltdown or explosion at Sharon Harris, we are not prepared. Even if road conditions are dry, evacuation routes are inadequate. Hurricane Katrina has shown us that federal response in the event of a disaster is not something to bet your life on. Since we cannot wave a magic wand and have instant, well-planned disaster support from government, each household and family should consider forming their own plans for dealing with emergencies, including emergency evacuation. What plans does your family have? We recommend you have these discussions now. Decide how to handle disasters if they strike when one of you is at work or away. Do you try to make it home first? What if your vehicle does not start? Do you keep some spare gasoline you can take with you? Decide where and how you will meet after an emergency evacuation. Now is the time to plan an evacuation route. If you do not have transportation, talk to your neighbors and determine how exactly you are going to evacuate. If you refuse an evacuation order, make it easy for rescue workers to identify you. Making plans now, and discussing them with your household and family, could save a lot of guesswork and perhaps your life or the life of someone you love.  

A house is not a home unless someone lives in it.
In my neighborhood, there is a house that has been vacant for several months. I don’t know who owns it. The owner is neglecting it, and letting it sit vacant. The lawn needs mowing, and it is starting to be an eyesore. If an evacuee family were handed the keys, and provided free rent until they are situated and able to get jobs, I would gladly rally all the neighbors to help the evacuees move in. We’d help them get the house in order. It could be such an adorable house. The same is true in many neighborhoods across America. I don’t know how we could make this happen, but it is a nice thought. I’ll think about it as long as it remains vacant, and I’ll think of the good people who are making ideas such as this happen somewhere. It is nice to know there are kind people in this world.

Fuel cell motorcycle goes 100 miles, costs 25 cents to refuel, goes up to 50 mph, and is quiet and clean. Future models may go 100 mph. See the ENV fuel cell motorcycle story www.bikemag.us

CAR POOL TO NC RTP - the pressure is on to do something about the fuel shortage. Car Pool and Alternative Transportation Programs at the NC RTP site.

Sprint and Nextel $35B Merger Proceeding as Texas company tries to block deal.
8/10/05 Wake Forest, NC
Sprint and Nextel have announced they have received FCC approval and are planning on completing a $35B merger on Friday, August 12, 2005. They plan to begin trading common stock as Sprint Nextel on the NYSE on Monday. Sprint, a Fortune 100 company has a large

operation in Wake Forest, with 700 employees, and currently trades on the NYSE under symbol FON. Nextel currently trades on NASDAQ with symbol NXTL. Airgate PCS, which is part of Alamoosa Holdings APCS, from Lubbock TX, largest affiliate of Sprint, has filed suit to try and block the deal. Neither of the media contacts for Sprint nor Nextel could be reached by phone for comment on how this could effect Wake Forest and Raleigh employment. [Also, see Business News.]

HOUSECAT - Syndicated real estate advice column written by a Wake Forest author, for realtors has interesting articles that can be used at subscribers real estate web sites. Columns currently include curb appeal of a neighborhood, vacation homes, how Housecat reduced her monthly mortgage payments by 22.5% without refinancing! The articles currently appear at Realty Home US and other real estate, mortgage, and other home improvement web sites. That’s all for meow!

1/29/06 - The Interactive Business Maps and Interactive Hotel Maps by AeroScore, Wake Forest Web Design, Keep Getting Better and Better: Check these out!
NC RTP HOTELS MAP
LOWES MOTOR SPEEDWAY
MYRTLE BEACH HOTELS MAP

NASCAR HALL OF FAME to be built in Charlotte.
3/6/2006 Wake Forest, NC
Today NASCAR and the City of Charlotte announced that Charlotte will be the home of the NASCAR Hall of Fame, which will be built by 2009, on the corner of 2nd and Brevard. See either the Charlotte hotels map or Charlotte Motor Speedway hotels for map of the building site.

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