Hawke wrote:
> Say robert,
> perhaps you can be of some assistance.
> I've been trying to gain employment over the last 2 years
> without much in the way of success.
> 
> I've had to deal with Vocational Rehabilitation here in Az,
> but haven't gotten much support from them (in fact, they closed
> my case about 2 years back).
> 
> It seems my visual impairement has made it a virtual impossibility
> to get a job down here without some help (which of late seems less
> than forthcoming).
> 
> some help would be greatly appreciated.

the 1994 disabilities law (forget its name) allows for you to request
reasonable accomodation for your disabity. If you were to be
performing duties on a single machine, it would definitly be
reasonable to request a machine that is capable of displaying a lower
resolution and using hardware panning (XFree86 does this, I've seen a
few Win95/98/NT video card drivers that do it as well). On the other
hand, if your job were to be going from machine to machine thru an
entire company, maintaining them, it wouldnt be reasonable to request
that.



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From Damien Salazar" <dsalazar@viawest.net  Mon Oct 16 16:15:57 2000
From: Damien Salazar" <dsalazar@viawest.net (Damien Salazar)
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 09:15:57 -0700
Subject: [azipa] Burstable T-1 from UUnet (NO SOLICITATIONS PLEASE)
References: <91304EB25636D411A1D10050BAAAFFC319A4@util1lxi.labxpress.com>
Message-ID: <003601c0378c$5df72140$c901010a@tracy>

Justin,

What that means is that as you burst and use varying amounts of bandwidth on
that T1, UUNet will take what they call a "sample" of your in and out bound
traffic about every 5 minutes and record the usage amount. At the end of the
month they will knock out the top 5% of the usage recorded and bill you
based upon the remaining 95%. What this does is keep you from getting billed
for those occasional peaks that don't last very long but use more bandwidth.
Burstable bandwidth is a good solution if you're not sure what your
sustained usage will be or if your usage is very sporadic. The down side of
a burstable T1 is that it will cost you more per MB. Feel free to call me
with any more questions.

Thanks,

Damien Salazar
Senior Account Executive
ViaWest Internet Services
(602)840-8248   Voice
(602)840-5250   Fax
dsalazar@viawest.net
www.viawest.net

"Big enough to meet your needs, small enough to care".
----- Original Message -----
From: "Justin Wilson" <justin@labxpress.com>
To: <azipa@egroups.com>; <plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us>
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 2:58 PM
Subject: [azipa] Burstable T-1 from UUnet (NO SOLICITATIONS PLEASE)


> This is a purely information only seeking question, sales people please do
> not contact me unless you are answering the question.
>
> UUnet/Worldcom is offering me a "Burstable T-1" where I only pay for "the
> amount of bandwidth that I use on a sustained basis (at the 95th
> percentile)". What I want to know is what exactly does that mean? Also
what
> do they mean "at the 95th percentile".
>
> Has anyone used this service before? Would this be benifical to us if we
> have a database driven site that averages around 5,000 hits a day?
>
> -Justin
> justin@bigcity.nu
>
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From Damien Salazar" <dsalazar@viawest.net  Mon Oct 16 16:15:57 2000
From: Damien Salazar" <dsalazar@viawest.net (Damien Salazar)
Date: Mon, 16 Oct 2000 09:15:57 -0700
Subject: [azipa] Burstable T-1 from UUnet (NO SOLICITATIONS PLEASE)
References: <91304EB25636D411A1D10050BAAAFFC319A4@util1lxi.labxpress.com>
Message-ID: <003601c0378c$5df72140$c901010a@tracy>

Justin,

What that means is that as you burst and use varying amounts of bandwidth on
that T1, UUNet will take what they call a "sample" of your in and out bound
traffic about every 5 minutes and record the usage amount. At the end of the
month they will knock out the top 5% of the usage recorded and bill you
based upon the remaining 95%. What this does is keep you from getting billed
for those occasional peaks that don't last very long but use more bandwidth.
Burstable bandwidth is a good solution if you're not sure what your
sustained usage will be or if your usage is very sporadic. The down side of
a burstable T1 is that it will cost you more per MB. Feel free to call me
with any more questions.

Thanks,

Damien Salazar
Senior Account Executive
ViaWest Internet Services
(602)840-8248   Voice
(602)840-5250   Fax
dsalazar@viawest.net
www.viawest.net

"Big enough to meet your needs, small enough to care".
----- Original Message -----
From: "Justin Wilson" <justin@labxpress.com>
To: <azipa@egroups.com>; <plug-discuss@lists.PLUG.phoenix.az.us>
Sent: Saturday, October 14, 2000 2:58 PM
Subject: [azipa] Burstable T-1 from UUnet (NO SOLICITATIONS PLEASE)


> This is a purely information only seeking question, sales people please do
> not contact me unless you are answering the question.
>
> UUnet/Worldcom is offering me a "Burstable T-1" where I only pay for "the
> amount of bandwidth that I use on a sustained basis (at the 95th
> percentile)". What I want to know is what exactly does that mean? Also
what
> do they mean "at the 95th percentile".
>
> Has anyone used this service before? Would this be benifical to us if we
> have a database driven site that averages around 5,000 hits a day?
>
> -Justin
> justin@bigcity.nu
>
> ==AZIPA=========================================================
> Arizona Internet Professionals Association Email Discussion List
> Next Meeting Monday, October 23rd, 2000 - <http://www.azipa.org>
> To switch among receiving individual emails or a daily digest or
> just "read on web only" <http://www.egroups.com/subscribe/azipa>
> You can select to receive email in html or plain text format at
> <http://www.egroups.com/myprofile>
> =========================================================AZIPA==
>


==AZIPA=========================================================
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Future AZIPA events will start @ 5:30pm on Monday, October 23rd,
November 13th, and December 11th, 2000.   <http://www.azipa.org>
=========================================================AZIPA==