OK, now I sound like the 7 o'clock news!
It isn't exactly the end of the world, but apparently the Cactus-Mall server was down for some time yesterday - or at least the connection between my computer and the server was down. I was out much of the weekend and was anxious to see the posts yesterday - only to find "Page cannot be displayed!" - Not sure what the deal was, but I tried several sites on that server and got nothing.
So I'm back today and this morning find out that my 6-year-old son has H1N1 (swine flu). The doctor said that here in MN it is spreading alot from the MN state fair, but most people have "regular" flu symptoms for a few days and then they are fine. His temp isn't going over 101F and we're keeping an eye on him. Now the big test is to see if any of the rest of us get it.
Daiv
Disaster strikes!
Disaster strikes!
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Well my wife is a nurse at the clinic locally and I guess they are seeing a lot of it here. One odd thing is that apparently people in the 50+ age group aren't getting it. Not sure why that would be, but it put my dad at ease because he stopped by on Sunday.Tony wrote:Bummer Daiv!
We have had some bug going around here lately but nobody actually diagnosed with H1N1 yet.
But I think it is only a matter of time, it sounds like it is easily spread.
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I heard on local news radio last week that alot of older folks were exposed to something simular many years ago so they are less likely to be effected by it.daiv wrote:Well my wife is a nurse at the clinic locally and I guess they are seeing a lot of it here. One odd thing is that apparently people in the 50+ age group aren't getting it. Not sure why that would be, but it put my dad at ease because he stopped by on Sunday.Tony wrote:Bummer Daiv!
We have had some bug going around here lately but nobody actually diagnosed with H1N1 yet.
But I think it is only a matter of time, it sounds like it is easily spread.
Hang in there man.
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So sorry to hear this. i hope your son gets well soon. Normally, the one doing all the cleaning shouldn't catch the H1N1.
I haven't been on lately, but when I tried to log on as a guest, the page couldn't be displayed either, including a couple of other websites for an amount of time.
I haven't been on lately, but when I tried to log on as a guest, the page couldn't be displayed either, including a couple of other websites for an amount of time.
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Thanks for the comments guys...
I'm not sure what happened, I didn't get a note from Tony Mace regarding the down-time and it didn't affect e-mail (which is hosted on the same server) so it must have been some sort of configuration problem vs. a hardware issue.Saguaro123 wrote: I haven't been on lately, but when I tried to log on as a guest, the page couldn't be displayed either, including a couple of other websites for an amount of time.
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