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software

upgrade crashed the system, triggering complaints from always-on users all the way up to the White

House and Canada's Parliament. A smaller disruption occurred in September, when a software

glitch stanched the flow of e-mails

What is the process during wireless communications? As cell phone users know, unless a tower is nearby, in clear

range, the phone call can be garbled or dropped. Something as simple as passing behind a building or driving into a

valley can drop the call. Once received at a tower, satellites are often used, leaping over the miles to go directly to a

server that will deliver the call. Where phone calls can take a sputtering in the message, digital messages are more

sensitive. Digital messages require leading and closing codes to be intact, for instance. A text message might have a

header stating it is beginning, and who it is to be delivered to. At the end, the message might have a trailer stating the

message is complete. If the header or trailer are corrupted, the text message is aborted, being considered incomplete.

Phone calls require, in point of fact, only the header, as a dropped call can be considered the trailer. Phone calls are

more simplistic, as sputtering during the call is suffered without interrupting the call. With digital communications,

sputtering is an interruption in the codes required for the communication to continue. Surfing the web is likewise more

complicated than simple phone calls. Web pages are built of many components, which are assembled. If a necessary

component is missing or corrupted during a transmission, the web page build stalls.

In the days before Planet X arrived in the inner solar system in 2003, problems with wireless communications were

technical, solely. But these times have and are changing at a rapid pace. In August-September of 2003 there were

brownouts and blackouts and surges worldwide, creating the New York City blackout on August 14, 2003. On

September 1, 2003 there were massive blackouts in Malaysia and Australia, following on September 2 by brownouts

on the Yucatan peninsula in Mexico. On September 4, 2003 London had blackouts. On September 9, 2003 blackouts

occurred in Finland and Russia. This was a time when the Second Sun was much in evidence during sunrise and

sunset. Planet X had arrived. While putting on the brakes as it approached the Sun, Planet X caused its massive

charged tail to waft past the Sun to Earth, thus causing brownouts and blackouts. In 2003, the Earth had a taste of what

the charged tail can do, but mankind's electronics are not braced for the continuous barrage that it is about to receive. If

a charged cloud can create a surge or brownout in an electrical grid on the surface of the Earth, what can it do to

electronic communications temporarily in the air? Wireless communications are very vulnerable, in the days to come.

Major Blackberry Outage

Feb 23, 2005

http://www.blackberrycool.com/2005/02/23/00212/

Seems like the outage is due to an internal issue at RIM with their SRP server that affected most of

the Blackberry subscribers.

Major BlackBerry Outage Leaves Millions Without E-Mail

April 18, 2007

http://abcnews.go.com/Business/story?id=3052158

Millions of BlackBerry users in North America were without e-mail because of a massive network

failure. Research in Motion, the maker of BlackBerry devices, has said very little about the incident

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ZetaTalk: Blackberry Outages

except that the outage 'may have been caused' by one of its operating centers going down.

Widespread BlackBerry outage?

September 7, 2007

http://www.boygeniusreport.com/2007/09/07/widespread-blackberry-outage/

And we thought these things were a thing of the past. It seems that BlackBerry users on all networks

are experiencing a complete data outage. If the outage is as widespread as the initial reports seem

to indicate, this could mark the second time in a year that the BlackBerry users have been subjected

to such an event.

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ZetaTalk: Reno Swarms

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ZetaTalk: Reno Swarms

written April 26, 2008

4.7 Quake Rocks

Reno as Area's

Seismic Activity

Continues [Apr 26]

Another earthquake

struck the Reno

area, dumping cans

off shelves, knocking

pictures off walls

and sending rocks