OT: Need Web Site Help

7/26/15, 12:33 AM #1

Stuart Johnson
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I'm in a battle between GoDaddy and ATT.Net about access to my web site. If you use ATT.Net as your ISP please go to lignumturner.com and let me know if the page opens for you. It's just a small vase I stuck in there as a sample. One or two from other ISPs might be helpful as well.

Thanks.

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7/26/15, 1:25 AM #2

Sharon
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Sharon

It works for me. I'm on Verizon.net'

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7/26/15, 2:36 AM #3

Chuck Jones - West TN
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Works fine going through Verizon Jet Pack (cellular).

My best guess, it is AT&T. I have encountered it a couple times in the past with a web site I used to maintain for our church. It is not easy to get them to fix it. Likely cause is that previously some jerk was spamming from an IP number belonging to GoDaddy and AT&T blocked it (maybe even a series of IP numbers). You are now being assigned that number. I'd talk to both GoDaddy and AT&T and try to get them to work together. Won't be easy.

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Chuck's Wood Shed My wife and I were both raised on small farms in the rural south and spent about forty years running as hard as we could to get away from them. In the process we lived in Virginia, Tennessee, Arizona, and New Jersey. After we reached the point where we could retire and live anywhere we want, we decided to live on our 300 acre farm in rural West Tennessee. I've always loved trees and woodworking. In 2000 I bought a Wood-Mizer LT40 sawmill to harvest some trees from our property. I failed to listen to a previous sawmill owner's advice to hide the sawmill as far from sight as possible to keep people from wanting me to saw logs for them. He was right. I am happy to saw small quantities for friends and neighbors, but I chase everyone else away with a stick. One good thing is I get a lot of calls from folks wanting to give me nice trees that are being taken down in yards, fence rows, churches, etc. throughout the county. In 2007 I decided to buy a lathe to turn some table legs... same old story. You've heard it over and over so I won't repeat it. I'm having a great time with it and it provides a great outlet for some of the free wood that isn't of much use for anything else.

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7/26/15, 5:45 AM #4

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fine on sattelight

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7/26/15, 12:07 PM #5

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At&t is the service provider for my phone and the vase shows up fine on it.

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Woodturnings by James P. Seyfried I have enjoyed woodworking and construction for most of my life. I have had a Craftsman tube lathe for many years, but only occasionally used it. I upgraded my shop a few years ago; one of the improvements was a new Powermatic 3520b lathe. It quickly became my most often used tool. I still do some flatwork but the vast majority of what I do involves woodturning. I enjoy making all sorts items on the lathe, from pens to hollow forms. I like the variety but particularly like to turn bowls from green wood. The majority of the wood I use is from salvaged trees that were downed by storms. I think the grain of Michigan trees can be amazing and some very nice turnings can be made with it.

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7/27/15, 1:38 AM #6

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Time Warner works. Nice vase.

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