Sentences with phrase «what public info»

«I suspect that what public info exists understates issue by orders of magnitude.»

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BTW — Please be careful what contact info you post as this is a very public blog with tons of lurkers.

Here is what I think is the most recent public info on class size in MMSD (from this post):... The first was an October 3, 2011 discussion of class size, cut short in order to waste more time on Madison Prep, that featured a confusing and incomplete presentation of data.

Also, would love to know why more info isn't out their for the general public on what dogs need.

He received a bunch of patents (some of them are publics now), info about what Nintendo is planning and a list of games potentially in development (some of them may or may not have been cancelled), third parties included

Not yet sure what will be public info, but excited to learn all I can!

As we approach the big day when this long anticipated gadget is finally released to the public (that would be April 3 for those that might have missed it — unless you live in Canada where is it «late April» per the Apple.ca site — guess it takes the dog sleds a few extra weeks to get up here), there is finally some real info about what the iPad can and can't do.

Hopefully, it won't be long before Google reveals what it has in store for listeners and viewers now that it's gone public with info about the merger.

good explanation of how the 2 different systems, MLS and MLS.ca work, however it seem the VOWs are insisting on giving out info which far exceeds what was intended for public scrutiny.

Not only is the public using the site to view homes and get info but now you can also pay a mere $ 1 to post your home on MLS with a realtor and what do we pay has realtors well lets just say more than a $ 1.

These days, because of our realtor.ca which is free to every one and for all info, the public do not think the necessity to use realtors since they can get the same info from there and what a role a realtor plays then?

Just think, Joe and Joan Q. Public could then, for a reasonable fee, have complete, unfettered access to all the property information they desire and TREB wouldn't have to divulge any private info and this whole issue, just maybe, will go away and we can then concentrate on helping Buyers and Sellers get what they want.