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Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. (AKA PSPINC)
1404 140th PL NE, Bellevue, WA 98007, USA
425-957-0808 or 800-232-3989
pspinc.com
March 15, 2020
Let meal I ate out.
I was checking my digital photo album to see when was the last time I ate out at the restaurant. It was March 15 and I had a bowl of Pho. Oh I miss it.
My company started allowing people to work remotely for non-essential people running the data center on the March 13. It will be one month tomorrow. Luckly we have nobody infected with COVID-19 at this point. We should like to keep it that way.
We lost our internet connections (from Comcast) for two full days. It somehow came back up this morning. We now understand fully Internet is considered to be an essential business / service.
I did not have anything to do when there is no Internet. the only outside connection that we had for two days were my iPhone. I wonder what would have happened fifths pandemic were happening before Internet.
![96.458F I have no fever.]()
96.458F
I have no fever.
I check my blood pressure, temperature, blood sugar, weight every morning. So far there is no abnormality. I cough, running nose, watery eyes ... I hope they are from my allergy ... What am I saying. I am going for my allergy?
I need more exercise. I will try to walk this weekend. Too bad the golf club is closed.
Well, be safe and have a good weekend.
![Foods from Safeway]()
Foods from Safeway
Dear restaurant owners,
My company is purchasing lunch for every employee who must work at PSPinc to maintain Web and Email services. I wanted to feed the people who are working hard and local restaurants. But it puzzles me that no restaurant I know is trying to come up with the special lunch items for people.
I know your business is hurting ... but so as everyone else. So, is it inconsiderate of me to ask for some contribution from the restaurant side as well. Why don't you come up with something different. I am just not talking about price only. I am talking about adding one side dish as a tank you. Even adding little note scything thank your supporting the restaurant.
Why is your website the same as before?
Tell people you are Open.
* Reduce the menu items.
* Reduce the price.
* Increase the service. Just say thanks more often.
After buying lunch for last three weeks from the local restaurants, we started buying cooked foods from the supermarket. I want to get back to buying lunch from the restaurants if they take care if us.
If you want to serve us lunch, contact me.
![Empty Street]()
Empty Street
Crisis
Most of us, whether we like President Trump or not, are enjoying one of the best economic growth periods in history. However, because of the Coronavirus Pandemic, we are now in the middle of the biggest stock value loss we have ever seen. In addition, restaurants are closed, airlines are running empty or canceling and hotels are vacant. Needless to say, there will be a lot of people losing their jobs. I guess the logic is that losing a job is better than losing one’s life.
I have been a business owner since 1987. That means I have survived through the dot-com bust, the housing crisis, and 9/11. Locally we have survived the Seattle WTO protests, a datacenter flooding and the Fisher Plaza electrical fire. Even more frequently, we have survived hackings, DOS attacks, virus attacks, and server breakdowns. When I look back, we are always dealing with some kind of crisis.
What did I learn? Here are few things that I keep in mind:
1. Do not make rush decisions and be prepared. I was not prepared for the Coronavirus Pandemic.
2. Reserve some cash. Having a rainy day fund makes it so you do not need to panic, it will buy you some time.
3. Communicate with your staff. You may not agree with many things but listen and try to understand. Also, many people have good ideas but do not know how to explain them.
4. Stay calm. If you panic, your entire company will panic. You are the captain of your ship … you should never show people you are sweating.
5. Always remember that a crisis will always end. You should start preparing for what to do when it is over. Keep your mind in better place.
Those are the things I think of whether we are in a crisis or not. I always think about “Murphy’s Law” and “Heinrich’s Law”. If you do not know what they are, you should look them up.
Remember, the Coronavirus crisis will be over someday, are you prepared for it?
We have added new air filters to clean the air we breeze. Hopefully this will reduce the possibility of COVID-19 Infection.
Today's lunch came fro Dosa House.
Dosa is a traditional Indian food.
http://bellevuedosahouse.com/
![This weekend, the CDC updated...]()
This weekend, the CDC updated their recommendations to
include the use of masks and face coverings to help prevent
the spread of infection.
I am smiling ... Can you tell??
Use of Cloth Face Coverings to Help Slow the Spread of COVID-19!
CDC on Homemade Cloth Face Coverings
CDC recommends wearing cloth face coverings in public settings where other social distancing measures are difficult to maintain (e.g., grocery stores and pharmacies), especially in areas of significant community-based transmission.
CDC also advises the use of simple cloth face coverings to slow the spread of the virus and help people who may have the virus and do not know it from transmitting it to others. Cloth face coverings fashioned from household items or made at home from common materials at low cost can be used as an additional, voluntary public health measure.
Cloth face coverings should not be placed on young children under age 2, anyone who has trouble breathing, or is unconscious, incapacitated or otherwise unable to remove the mask without assistance.
The cloth face coverings recommended are not surgical masks or N-95 respirators. Those are critical supplies that must continue to be reserved for healthcare workers and other medical first responders, as recommended by current CDC guidance.
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prevent-getting-sick/diy-cloth-face-coverings.html
![I cannot think of a more essent...]()
I cannot think of a more essential business than chocolate!
@FRAN'S OLD BELLEVUE
We provide Internet Web and Email services to many corporations through our datacenter located in Seattle, Washington. Because of that, we are categorized as an essential business / service. But even with that categorization, currently about 75% of people are working remotely for home.
There are many businesses run by may friends which are closed because they are not considered essential. As far as businesses are concern, there is not such thing as non-essential business. Regardless of the business type, when they are closed, they create huge amount void to our society. Not to mention the amount of jobs that are lost.
We often thank all the people who work at healthcare sectors fighting COVID-19, but we also have thank everybody trying to keep themselves health so that we do not overwhelm the medical system.
We are all in this together. Let's give everybody including ourselves a cheers. Good job everyone.
![I took a bite before I took this ...]()
I took a bite before I took this picture.
Great pizza.
No Coronavirus survives in the pizza oven.
We had great pizzas from Tuttabella.
They appreciate us for wording pizzas.
We thank them for providing great food.
https://tuttabella.com/
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