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Raffi Bramlett
The video gives you about 15 seconds of your run into the stadium and Zippy pointed there were several moments of me being grumpy-face as I got boxed in by slower runners, but my overwhelming emotion was happiness. I was almost done running a strong race!
"I think we picked up overall throughout the race and we were learning about the car," she said. "I was afraid it was going to be just tank slapping the whole time. Between that, the practices and me saying that, I think Zippy wants me to be comfortable and there is nothing worse than a loose race car for early stages. He said that we were running a pretty conservative set-up and the changes he was making were not huge changes so it didn't step over.
"We are just in that phase of get the laps done, feel it out, run different lines, bring the car home, finish the race and try and learn a bit as we go. He said that I don't know if it was the whole time or some of the time, but running top 20 lap times. I think that is a good step for me. This is definitely a challenging track. I struggle most on tracks where there is low grip or they are flat. I would consider this a low grip feeling track. So we did what we meant to do."
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After all was back to running, we had wireless access that wasn't as quick but it was working for a couple of weeks. Suddenly it stopped working. I couldn't get a wireless signal any more. The laptop next to the modem couldn't connect because the network card hadn't worked in a long time. The desktop downstairs is 6 months old and was connected wirelessly. I even ran a network cable all the way downstairs to my desktop and that didn't work in any of the 4 ports out of the router, either. I even have a network cable tester that showed the cable was good. We decided to ask the cable company to replace the modem with a modem/router so we wouldn't have to buy a new one. The tech came, installed a Netgear and everything was fine for about 4 hours. Then the wireless connectivity issues started again. Every computer, wireless printer, magicJack, web-tv, Apple TV and cell phone (12 devices) had intermittent connectivity issues. Rebooting the Netgear would give us about 2 hours of uninterrupted bliss and them it would start again. The speedtest.net was running download speeds between 2 and 10. Charter sent another tech who said the Netgear device was not a good model and replaced it with a Netgear Docsis 3.0. This brought my signal through his diagnostic programs back up to where they should be, he told me. Even while he was there, I showed him that the speedtest.net was still bringing me inconsistent and slow speeds. He finally put in a powered signal booster splitter on my inside line. We reboot everything and all was good for about 5 hours again. After that, we had the same issues. This time, however, even rebooting everything would only last a few minutes of uninterrupted signal. Also hardwiring the computer downstairs would only give me moments of connectivity and then I'd have to seesaw back and forth through the device manager with the wireless by switching off and on the Ethernet and the wireless cards and this would only work once in a while.
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