Jun 06 2007
More scoops
Rod posted some interesting tidbits on DaScoops.com, including a link to the Honolulu Advertiser article on the ubiquitous Ryan Ozawa’s newest pursuit: lifecasting. Check it out!
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About
A 30-something Christian girl, blissfully wedded to her perfect match (the yang to her yin) of 14 years. Living life in Hawaii, less than 5 miles from her hometown, a slave to her mortgage payment, but seeking balance in her pursuit of family, faith, recreation, and rest.
"Champuru" is an Okinawan stir fry dish, literally meaning a "mixture." In a figurative sense, it's similar to what locals would call "chop suey." A whole bunch of stuff, tossed in, mixed up to create a unique flavor. She selected this pseudonym years ago, mainly to relate to her Okinawan culture, but also felt that it was an appropriate way to describe her appreciation of many different cultures and interests. -
Ahh… but where would you take your business?
Have you ever tried DSL before? It’s NOT a pretty picture and it’s S L O W.
For consumers, Oceanic Time Warner is the fastest, but unless you’re a business class customer (like we are), service is just ok. But it’s still better than trying to deal with Hawaiian Tel Com or whatever they’re called now. Believe me. I had both at one time. When your DSL goes down, good luck getting in touch with anyone to resolve your issues quickly.
OTW Business Class users get top service. Usually same day with a real time frame. The actual repair guy calls you to let you know they’re coming to take a look at the problem if the NOC can’t figure out what the problem is at your location.
Good luck with the new modem!