August 12th, 2008
So its been pointed out by some fellow….ummm….internet nerds that I have been slacking on the part of updating my website. Well I figured it was time as well.
so, whas new…not much. Working and working means $$ and $$ means buying new toys. :).
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June 18th, 2007
In todays world, the gadgets and gizmo’s we carry to stay in touch with the world come with a price. A hefty price most of the time, specially if you have to get them fixed.
Now i can’t speak for everyone, but its bound to happen to you or someone you know. You go to nearest cell phone provider, dish out the loot for top of the line phone, and drop it in water. Now everyone who has owned a phone knows that if you drop it in water, its rendered useless if the pink/white circle inside the battery gets wet and turns pink.
Of course you bring it to the provider, they smirk/laugh in your face and inform you that nothing can be done.
Until now…..
April 1st, 2007
Hey sup everyone. So its been a while, yet again, since the last update. Been quite busy with work, playin hockey, and enjoying the weekends. Nothing really new so there isnt much to write about in the form of an update.
-Ennis
December 9th, 2006
Well folks, its been quite sometime since i last updated. So here goes with a few updates with some recent info, my new job, and Wednesdays events…Btw. what do you think of the new logo/header?
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October 21st, 2006
Last night was pretty crazy and heres why:
“We found out last night what it was like living without modern telecommunications. A fire at the Aliant substation on Allandale Road in St. John’s knocked out just about every communication device we have. Over 100,000 customers in the greater St. John’s area were affected - that included cell phones, land lines, bank machines, interac and long distance. The breakdown had varying effects on services across the island. Internet was down across the province.
All 9-1-1 emergency services rang busy during the outage. The St. John’s Regional Fire Department maintained communications and the Coast Guard set up satellite phones in addition to backup from Halifax.
Things went berserk just after 10:00 last night and didn’t return to normal until six hours later. Aliant’s Brenda Reid says the fire damaged their DC Power Supply system.
St. John’s resident Nick Eisnor says it’s “kind of scary'’ that a single cable fire could do so much damage to the island’s communication system. Aliant is investigating the incident.”
Source:VOCM