Publicity Shot

One of the little indulgences I allowed myself at the CALLERLAB conference earlier this week was a formal publicity shot. They had a photographer available and for $20, I had a sheet of the following photos produced which I can now use for business cards and my web site.

BTW, we're planning to have the same photography opportunity at our 2009 IAGSDC convention... some of our staff callers desperately need new & current photos. We're also planning to extend the opportunity to our GCA members and especially attendees of the GCA caller school.

( Publicity photo behind the cut. )

Publicity Shot

One of the little indulgences I allowed myself at the CALLERLAB conference earlier this week was a formal publicity shot. They had a photographer available and for $20, I had a sheet of the following photos produced which I can now use for business cards and my web site.

BTW, we're planning to have the same photography opportunity at our 2009 IAGSDC convention... some of our staff callers desperately need new & current photos. We're also planning to extend the opportunity to our GCA members and especially attendees of the GCA caller school.

( Publicity photo behind the cut. )

Kent's New Love

kent4str's ongoing love affair with television has had some bumps in the road, thanks mostly to Comcast. The picture quality on some channels truly sucked, there were frequent incidents when whole blocks of channels would freeze for hours on end and most recently, Comcast has been pushing our preferred channels to digital-only which would require a far-too-expensive converter. The only thing Comcast has done right over the many years is its billing, but even that has become rather expensive.

On Thursday, Dish Network arrived at our house. All the channels are crystal-clear, we have the channels we want and all seems to be working well for less than Comcast's costs.

Dear Comcast:
Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Luv, kent4str, cuyahogarvr & bjarvis

Kent's New Love

kent4str's ongoing love affair with television has had some bumps in the road, thanks mostly to Comcast. The picture quality on some channels truly sucked, there were frequent incidents when whole blocks of channels would freeze for hours on end and most recently, Comcast has been pushing our preferred channels to digital-only which would require a far-too-expensive converter. The only thing Comcast has done right over the many years is its billing, but even that has become rather expensive.

On Thursday, Dish Network arrived at our house. All the channels are crystal-clear, we have the channels we want and all seems to be working well for less than Comcast's costs.

Dear Comcast:
Don't let the door hit your ass on the way out.
Luv, kent4str, cuyahogarvr & bjarvis