Aaron and Mom goes home
Mar 28
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I picked up Jen and Aaron at the hospital today. The kids were excited to have Mommy and their baby brother home.
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I picked up Jen and Aaron at the hospital today. The kids were excited to have Mommy and their baby brother home.
Aaron Go Murillo was born today at Kaiser Hospital in San Diego on March 26, 2006 @ 6:38 AM.
Jen started labor around 1:30 AM. At 2:30 AM she woke me up and told me this could be the real thing. We started getting ready and made plans for our next move. We called the hospital to let us know of our situation. The hospital told us to stay put until the contractions become more frequent and the pain becomes more intense. We decided to call Gene Clark to watch Jill and Luke while we are at the hospital. Luckily Gene was awake when we called. I picked her up around 3:30 AM. Her daughter Maribel decided to go with her. A little after 4:00AM we decided to drive to the hospital. We got to the hospital at 4:30AM where Jen was promptly checked by a nurse.
Jen was transferred to the delivery room around 5:30AM. At 6:00AM they decided to burst her water bag and Jen started pushing. The baby came out at 6:38AM. I got to cut the umbilical cord.
Went to branch temple sealings. Picked up Jen at Kaiser around 6:15PM. Temple parking lot was full. Had to drop off Jen at the lobby and park at the overflow parking area. Changed from work clothes to church clothes in the car. When I got to the sealing room, Jen was already there along with Bro Jun, Sis. Lou, Aileen, Pres. and Sis. Idos, and Jeremy and Lolit Palma from the Mira Mesa Branch.
Did Alcantara’s family files and a few temple files.
After the temple, we stopped by my office to reboot Park Camino server (see post below).
ArcServe in Park Camino failed because it said it did not see the tape cartridge in fact there was one in the drive. Tried to eject the tape cartridge but it would not eject either. Had to reboot the server before it would eject the cartridge. Ran a cleaning cartridge on the tape drive. Formatted one tape cartridge to make sure the tape drive is operating properly.
Arrived at the end user’s place around 7:45PM, Thursday. Unhooked their old computer and hooked the new computer in its place. The new computer booted just fine. Went through the initial WinXP setup with end user. Made sure internet connectivity was working, powered PC off and on to make sure it keeps working. Had end user sign off on the work order.
Replacement part did not come with preprinted waybill. Called OnForce. They said HP does not need power supplies so there’s no need for me to return the part. Faxed signed work order. Completed work order for payment.
Picked up replacement power supply at FEDEX. Called end user to confirm appointment on Monday. End user complained Monday is too late, wanted me to come sooner. Told her that was the time entered on the work order. Told her I’ll check with CompUSA and will call her back.
Called CompUSA. Said its okay to reschedule. Called end user back. Rescheduled for tonight after 6pm.
Mary wsa notified that one of the PCs in Solana Beach was not booting up. The user swapped the non-functioning PC with a good one.
I went to Solana to check the PC out. It booted up just fine. Applied updates and other patches. Made sure memory is secure.
Scheduled for Monday 3/23 bet 8-10am. End user is in Chula Vista. PC turns on for 3 sec. then shuts down. Will pickup replacement power supply from FEDEX.
Hopefully, its just the power supply. Could be anything. PC has not been working since out of the box. If it’s not the power supply and I could figure out what it is, that would be good. I may be able to increase the spend limit if I do additional work.
Mary Ann called me on my cell and reported that the print job she sent from NGS has been stuck on the queue for almost an hour. NGS was printing to her default printer which was a HP4000. There is no way within NGS to change default printers. I told her to manually change her default printer to the newer HP4250 whenever she needs to print from NGS.
Linda emailed Mary Ann that the digital sender jams on the first page. Mary Ann forwarded the email to me. When I got into the office, Mary Ann and I checked what was wrong. We found a piece of paper in between the white film that’s under the automatic document feeder.
I also showed Mary Ann how to change the default paper size from letter to legal and vice versa. Seems like the scanner cannot handle originals with varying paper sizes.