Friday, 08 December, 2006, 04:29 PST

Notice to gateway operators and other convers server sysops who were depending upon InlandPNW for upstream linking:
I know that some of you noticed configuration changes that occurred over the past six months that may have left your convers links "high and dry."  I sincerely apologize for that.  However, your links are welcome.

Read full article: 'InlandPNW Convers Server Status, December 2006'

Monday, 04 December, 2006, 16:47 PST

Q: Why can't I seem to reach wa7v.ampr.org or 44.12.3.128?  Is this system broken?
A: Read this article for the answer.

Read full article: 'Net-44 Routing'

Monday, 04 December, 2006, 02:41 PST

For quite some time, I've been intending to create some maps of the area so people have some idea of where nodes are, and how to get around the region. I finally got around to putting one together. It isn't anything fantastic, but it's a start--particularly if you are not familiar with the area.

Read full article: 'Map of Columbia Basin and surrounding greater area'

Thursday, 29 June, 2006, 18:39 PST

Are you curious to know what happened to the system and all of the services at WA7V in May and June?  Here's the scoop about the 23-day outage!

Read full article: 'WA7V Site Status'

Wednesday, 29 March, 2006, 03:00 PST

The Walla Walla HTPPU convers server has been "adjusted" for reliability.

Read full article: 'InlandPNW Convers Server Status'

Tuesday, 28 March, 2006, 04:27 PST

PNW:WA7V-2 =>LINKS

Read full article: 'PNW Link Status, 27 March 2006'

Tuesday, 23 November, 2004, 21:07 PST

I had a URL fowarded to me for an interesting site that has a new spin on portraying the U.S. electorate in the wake of the 2004 elections.  Have a look at them here.

It has long been my contention that the nation's political divides exist primarily between urban and rural areas, rather than states or larger geographical areas. Regardless of your position on candidates and parties in the United States, these maps are quite enlightening.

73,

Brett, WA7V