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Wet Cement
Rich
12/27/2000
Alaska, brrrrr. closest Ill ever get to there is a post card.
cablmon
12/27/2000
Rich, the temps here in the DC area are the same as Anchorage,AK
JEFF BOVA
12/27/2000
JACK HOW YOU DOING? THIS IS JEFF CALL ME ON MY CELL404-###-####
Rich
12/27/2000
Jeff I lived in Owings mills and worked for Onepoint com who is know owned by comcast. I moved to N.C. and Im still freezing my but off. next stop florida keys.
fainjohn
12/28/2000
doug minch,tim norman,gary mel,beware starting there own sweep,there worldbridge dropouts,they will screw ya
MIKE VALEZ
12/28/2000
Open the classified section in any major metropolitan daily and you'll probably see an ad that reads something like this: "Cable installer/splicer. Good benefits. Local and remote sites. Call now." Likewise, cable-system Web sites perennially list openings for trained technical personnel. Employees have the ability to be choosy because incumbent cable operators have work to offer as they upgrade their plants to deliver digital signals and install cable modems. Add to that the fact that telephone companies are speeding deployment of their own high-speed-data products. Further, municipal governments are analyzing the financial impact of adding video to the suite of products offered by their locally owned utilities. Now along come a handful of cable veterans who have cashed out of acquired companies and are taking that cash to start kingdoms anew. Markets such as Portland, Ore.; San Antonio and Austin, Texas; and Aurora, Colo., may become hotbeds of wired competition. The competition may not be just for customers, but for the technically adept workers who will put a new build on the map by getting into the market quickly and, more important, competently. Contractors happily say they have never had more bid requests flooding their offices. But their enthusiasm is tempered with the knowledge that soon, a shortage in the number of talented workers may drive up the cost of jobs for themselves and their clients.
R.WALKER
12/29/2000
gary vest have a very happy new year doobydawg
Ken Haslam
12/29/2000
CAN ANY ONE TELL ME IF THEY ARE EXPERENCING WITH THE DCT A LARGE NUMBER OF NON RESPONDING BOXES????ANY INFO WILL HELP.THESE NON RESPONDERS SEEM TO BE GROWING IN NUMBERS EACH MONTH.HAS ANY ONE OUT THERE RUN INTO THIS PROBLEM AND IF SO WAS IT A PLANT ISSUE OR RANGING ISSUE WITH THE BOX,I WILL RESPOND TO ALL THANKS AND ALL CABLE DOGS HAVE A GREAT NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Ken Haslam
12/29/2000
CAN ANY ONE TELL ME IF THEY ARE EXPERENCING WITH THE DCT A LARGE NUMBER OF NON RESPONDING BOXES????ANY INFO WILL HELP.THESE NON RESPONDERS SEEM TO BE GROWING IN NUMBERS EACH MONTH.HAS ANY ONE OUT THERE RUN INTO THIS PROBLEM AND IF SO WAS IT A PLANT ISSUE OR RANGING ISSUE WITH THE BOX,I WILL RESPOND TO ALL THANKS AND ALL CABLE DOGS HAVE A GREAT NEW YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
SplicerLife4me
12/29/2000
HAVE A HAP-HAP-HAPPY NEW YEAR 1 AND ALL! MAY YOU ALL BE SAFE AND PROSPEROUS THIS COMING NEW YEAR, AND REMEMBER: NOTHING IS AS IMPORTANT AS FAMILY!!!