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No beer and no tv make Erek something something . . .

By esittig

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So it’s not really a lack beer and tv I’m lamenting today. It’s my lack of email access. Actually, my partial lack of email access. We moved back into our Cedar Rapids office on Thursday. They unhooked our server to move it at around 7:15 am that morning. By noon, we were supposed to have most of our function back. Apparently, nobody thought to test everything. As it turns out, I can send email, but I can’t receive it. It really is not a good situation for me, or anyone else in our firm, for that matter.

As a result of the failure of our email system, I haven’t been getting the schedules and can’t post them. Sorry. I’m hoping we’ll be back up and running within the next day or so.

Full post as published by The Corridor Law Blog on August 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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