Irony

Was going a little research on the state association's "tool kit" to assist in defeating point of sale issues of all kinds. That arena is gaining renewed interest in conjunction with home energy rating--more on that later, but back to the tool kit. It seemed familiar--and then I look a the "last updated" tag--ready? Sitting down? 2000. OMG!!

But that's what happens when you're so right--just like the 6 Principles driving the statewide (not really) MLS. No need to change when perfection is achieved. The heck with the changes spinning out of control in the rest of the world--they merely indicate imperfection. OR could it be that in the effort to be an everything to everybody corporate enterprise offering MLS services, education and various technology tools, the state association is falling a bit behind in updating some documents?

The irony in the title is that the Senate is now considering revisiting BUSH energy policy on carbon emissions rolled out during the 2000 campaign and then scuttled shortly after the election. Some sentiment exists for passing a crappy energy bill rather than none at all. To repeat myself--anyone thought to ask planet earth its opinion on the politics? Republicans are unlikely to pass anything--and that will certainly please the state and national trade organizations.

I guess, in a sense, the state organization is keeping current--in a 2000 retro frame of mind. THAT is scary!!