Tropical Storm Allison Ate Our Web Host!

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True, Jasper! Well, it may not be so long to wait. Today I finally got some news from WSA about the service interruption:<br>
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"Dear WSA Webs Customer,<br>
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First of all allow me to apologize for the<br>
inconvenience that the downtime you are experiencing<br>
is causing to you, and/or your business.<br>
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Fortunately, WSA and all of our equipment was<br>
completely UNAFFECTED by the storm, and the flooding.<br>
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Your data, and your equipment is completely safe.<br>
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However, while WSA's equipment was kept safe, the<br>
central offices that provide our links to the Internet<br>
backbone were completely flooded.<br>
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WSA is working very closely with our backbone<br>
providers, and is seeking alternative solutions as<br>
quickly as possible.<br>
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Restoring your service is of the highest priority to<br>
WSA and we are actively involved in engineering the<br>
fastest restoration of service possible.<br>
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Your continued patience, and understanding during this<br>
natural disaster is greatly appreciated at this time.<br>
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Sincerely,<br>
<br>
Christopher Caruso,<br>
CIO, and Founder,<br>
Worldwide Systems Analysis, LLC"<br>
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Since WSA themselves were not flooded, only their commo providers, the possibility of getting RA.com back up and running within a week seems more likely.<br>
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Ha-ha! The sinister web we spun at Xanten has drawn in Alexander? ODE EM I knew he couldn't resist the Romans for long -- who could, especially at a smashing event like that?<br>
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I'll have to get our Xanten travelogue put together soon so it can be posted once WSA comes back up. Send me some of your great photos? Mine turned out fantabulous!<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Jenny<br>
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