Published October 18th, 2006
in Personal.
My wife managed two retail stores in the two local malls here in Dayton. The major seller is body jewlery and accessories. She also sells the tools required to peirce yourself. We always encourage people to seek professional help when they ask about peircing their own body. This is a great leason and example to show other people of why not to do this yourself!
BOSTON, Massachusetts (AP) — A mother whose teenage daughter nearly died from an infection caused by a bellybutton piercing was convicted Tuesday of endangering the girl’s life by failing to seek medical attention until she was gravely ill. Continue reading ‘Botched Piercing? Ouch!’
Published October 9th, 2006
in Personal and School.
These things are just crazy, over the past several weeks there have been numerous shootings at schools. A student just brought an AK-47 assault rifle to the middle school I attended just seven years ago. It’s hard to imagine a place where you once attended has now been thrust into the public spot light. I came to work this morning and never dreamed of hearing any news come out of sleepy Joplin Missouri.
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Published September 18th, 2006
in Personal and Vacation.
Well we got back Wednesday morning around 1am EST. In a 13 day span I drove 2,761 miles and used 90.795 gallons of gas. Comes out to be almost 30 miles per gallon, not bad for my little Scion tC. My wife and I shot over 400 pictures and they will soon be uploaded online for everyone to see. I am going to bet over half of those are my new nephew Nathaniel who was born to my older brother Jon.
On the first day of my vacation while driving, I was greeted with a Cisco PIX that completely died. I worked with RackSpace from 10:21am EST till 5:07pm EST getting our entire cluster of sites back online. The new PIX did not have all of our previous rules from some reason which ended up blocking several services (DNS and Mail). After that incident things seemed to run fairly smoothly. I guess one major disaster and the cluster felt like I had suffered enough.
I love going home to see our families and getting to catch up on old times with friends from long ago, but I am always glad to come home. There was a reason I left little Joplin, Missouri, everyone knew your business and wanted to be a part of it some how.
iNET did well without me for 13 days which was great to hear. I am scared sometimes that if something happened to me what would happen to the company. I’m sure they would go on without me, but I certainly don’t want to make it hard on them if something every did.
