Years ago before I moved to Seattle, I was working in Grant County PUD as a telecom engineer. At one time, I was actually the responsible engineer for their Fiber to the Home project there. It was super interesting when we were providing 1 gigabit connections to all the houses in Grant county. We were …
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Few years back, back when I was working for Grant County PUD, we had this grandiose idea about reading power and provide a graphical view of the power with our fiber to the home. The idea was it will provide the users/rate payers a ways of seeing their power consumption and maybe assist in the …
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What a crazy moving day it was. So… I am now in my new apartment in Lynnwood, WA. The place is alot smaller then my old place and alot more expensive. I don’t think all my stuff will fit… so at sometime in the near future I will have to hit the craigslist and sell …
It is very exciting… yesterday in the mail… I recieved my work email and my new work phone number. No… I am not going to post it here… I am getting a little bit more paranoid because of my information warfare class.. ha ha ha. But anyways… One week from today… it will be my …
I have just made a major decision that will affect the next couple of years in my life. It was a hard choice to make between three really good companies.1) Grant County PUD, Ephrata2) M/A-Com – Tyco Electronics, Denver3) Sparling Consulting, Seattle After careful consideration, I’ve decided to move to Seattle and work with Sparling …
October 4th… I guess yesterday is my two years anniversary here in Grant County. Two years ago I traveled from Houston, Texas and landed in this small town called Ephrata. Two years later, what have changed? EVERYTHING… I feel like I have grown up alot more. My goals and dreams from two years ago are…. …
Boy … another fun filled day … so what have I being doing lately? Well… VoIP for our ZIPP gateways!!! Whoo hoo!!! So… all you boys and girls in Grant County… go sign up and get Zipped!