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The only reason i'm asking is so you dont forgetI never got your messages or email with the songs
You DID get my message, because you replied with your e-mail address.
Let's take a quick refresher course from the last time we went through this. The more you bug me, what happens? The more I DO NOT want to help you. Got it?
Thanks. Don't you get annoyed that TWN plays the same song over and over again for years?
I never got your messages or email with the songs
E _ _ _ EEddie Reasoner?
_ E A _ _ _ E _I am also seeking for the songs Rain Dance and H20
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I would love to know what water equipment failed, I doubt TWC will release a press release about this as I doubt they will want to show it off, lol.. But their recovery is something to be proud of.Got to hand it to them though, they went in to disaster control and have done a really good job so far. I'd hate to be working on the night of the aforementioned events.
Some small information here, master control is being run by Airboss right now, versus Saturn.
I agree totally with that. They did a fine job of getting back on the air as quickly as they could. Those whose job it was to get that done should be proud of the job they did.
I've got a group of friends at TWC who I hope to hear from and get the details!
Got to hand it to them though, they went in to disaster control and have done a really good job so far. I'd hate to be working on the night of the aforementioned events.
Some small information here, master control is being run by Airboss right now, versus Saturn.
Where did you get the info from? She is not a senior meteorologist, nor has she ever before in the past (that I remember).
Interesting thought that just occured to me-we beleive that the cause of TWC's problems was a power surge that destroyed equipment (or at the very least damaged it). But could that really be the case? I mean, wouldn't you think they'd have some sort of surge protection/supression in place, to prevent catastrophes such as this? I mean, you'd think any company whose very operation and livelihood depends solely on computers and other electronics which are very delicate and easily destroyed by power surges would take some kind of steps to protect their equipment from these kinds of issues.We had a surge at the station back in July of last year, it all depends on the power of the surge I guess.. There are some systems that can handle it and some that can't.. For example, the video source switcher, if it gets over 5V of power, it will turn off.. But if it gets more then 5v of power like lets say 100v of power, it will detect that and turn off, but the voltage would be so high it could bypass it and fry the switcher... Thats talking small voltage tho. This surge at TWC was enough to fry some equipment and knock out everything in the process.
