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| − | VBZ eventually had to sue the Grievers for the return of merchandise which was left in their care, among other things; see [[Htwiki:Staddon vs. Griever]] for more information. | + | * This release was originally posted at http://vbz.net/about/press/; it was unavailable for some time after most of the "about" pages were migrated to the wiki, and then was finally moved here when I noticed a [[Wikipedia:404 error|404 error]] from someone trying to access that URL. |
| + | * VBZ eventually had to sue the Grievers for the return of merchandise which was left in their care, among other things; see [[Htwiki:Staddon vs. Griever]] for more information. | ||
Revision as of 15:18, 27 November 2005
2003-06-30 Griever on Indefinite Leave
Release
Dale Griever, known to most as Bubba, Bubba Gee, or Bahb Haaji, is taking an indefinite leave of absence from Red House / vbz.net. In addition to continuing his duties as President of The ReDistribution Alternative, Inc., a not-for-profit company dedicated to assisting the homeless, he has a number of independent projects he plans to pursue. We wish him the best of luck in all his endeavors.
Bubba was supervising our office in Athens, GA; as a result of this leave of absence, we are consolidating all our operations to the main office in Durham, NC.
Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions.
Notes
- This release was originally posted at http://vbz.net/about/press/; it was unavailable for some time after most of the "about" pages were migrated to the wiki, and then was finally moved here when I noticed a 404 error from someone trying to access that URL.
- VBZ eventually had to sue the Grievers for the return of merchandise which was left in their care, among other things; see Htwiki:Staddon vs. Griever for more information.
