I was thinking about the information stated on Breitbart and found it more than intriguing that there was a simple announcement that he “died of natural causes” at the age of 42 (or something like that). Huh? I was missing something important in that presentation and am still wondering. With no chronic ailments known and no accident stated, how could one simply pass over the lack of an autopsy? Isn’t anyone slightly curious how a middle aged man in apparently decent health dies of “natural causes” without so much as a whimper? I decided to look up the autopsy, or lack of the same and found this site. It looked interesting and also gave some nice information about my query. “Looking for the results of his death last evening and early today, the Los Angeles Times reported the cause of death will not be known for four to six weeks.” Another link on that page was enjoyable as well.
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9 January, 2012
Hello from West Texas. I have not had a modem for the past about 4 days. The unit would not connect even though there were blinking lights on the front. I tried Firefox, Opera, and even removed the router from the connection. I reset the modem who knows how many times, and each time had no connection to the internet. Finally, I decided it was time to call the provider and voice a complaint. After all, this unit was new just a few months ago when the old modem died. So, I looked up the number of the provider and started dialing. Have you ever had the feeling that you should do something? Just an impression. No concrete evidence, just an inspiration to perform a certain action. Well, I dialed the provider and had the impression that Firefox needed a double click. OK. click, click. On the phone I had the opportunity to press 1 because I have the joy of speaking English in this country. The computer on the phone started spouting off requested information to transfer to the appropriate department when I was looking a a fully loaded web page. Wow! click.
Of the interesting things that kept me out of trouble recently, number 12 of the Samson series is now finished. I played the set to date and it took almost 50 minutes, so the remaining 2 songs might bring this expedition to an hour.
Spouseinbox and I are working on a stand for a new fish tank. This little unit will hold about 40 gallons – or roughly 400 pounds on whatever base we provide. That being the case, I decided particle board would not be sufficient for the job and used table top as the construction material with a piece of angle iron under the center for added support. We are about 1/2 way through the construction of this, or maybe less depending upon how long the finish takes.
Well, tomorrow is a new day with interesting challenges, like driving through snow in West Texas. I won’t say rare, but there are very few instances of which I can recall. Right now, there are about 2 inches on the ground with more falling. It gives quite a pretty appearance to the normally bare trees down the block. Also of note is the brightness that is seen, even at night. My guess is that it is due to the reflection of normally absorbed light. Well, good night.
31 August, 2011
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10 May, 2011
Hello my faithful reader. I had a hiatus for a few days via my modem. It decided life had been hard enough and left me for that server farm in the sky. Having that problem is somewhat an irritation, but when added to customer service (talk about an oxymoron), I want to yell ugggh. At the desk I presented the dearly departed one, and was notified that they had a 1 (one, and only one) year warranty. I could rent another for $5 per month or buy one for $50 and understand that the 1 (one, and only one) year warranty still applied. I chose the latter of the two as this one just passed its second birthday and 24×5 was greater than 50 according to my third grade math class. I then asked the individual at the desk about hookup as the former occupant of that position required tech support to operate. “Not to worry. This is Windows (will install needless data on whole system) compatible, so just plug it in and turn it on.”
(mentally) “yea, right.”
After plugging it in, and turning it on, then resetting it, unplugging the cable connection and redoing it, calling tech support and going through two individuals there both requiring the same numbers off the unit, (drum roll)
(I know you knew it was coming)
They sent out a tech to make it work.
Ahem, wasn’t that my question at the desk when I picked up the new little fellow?
Oh well. It’s working, so I get to read and blog again.
