People are livid at a Canadian phone provider again but it's not for an outage this time
While Rogers may still be suffering the reputational blow of the massive service outage that left millions without phone and internet back in July,...
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While Rogers may still be suffering the reputational blow of the massive service outage that left millions without phone and internet back in July,...
While Rogers gets absolutely inundated with complaints on Friday amid an enourmous wireless and internet blackout, other Canadian providers are rea...
Date Time PJ wins AFSA Pitsenbarger Award for heroic actions He sat back in his chair, recalling the tragic events that took place one night一the explosion, the fire, the confusion. “The first thing that comes to mind is fire,” said Staff Sgt. Michael Rogers, 57th Rescue Squadron pararescueman, or PJ. “There were so many things covered in fuel and burning. It looked apocalyptic.” Thinking back to a time before this life-altering event, Rogers explained he worked as a mountain guide and paramedic in Wyoming before he felt the call to join the U.S. Air Force in October 2014. “I was r...
**** SPOILER ALERT**** THIS PIECE CONTAINS SPOILERS FOR THE FALCON AND THE WINTER SOLDIER For the last couple of days, Facebook’s memory reminders have shown me pictures of when I attended both Infinity War and Endgame premiers at the theaters. In fact, I saw Endgame three times by the end of the first weekend. I have been an MCU fan from day one and I continue to “marvel” (see what I did there?) at the studio’s ability to intertwine dozens of stories into a single somewhat cohesive story. When Disney announced that Marvel Studios was going to be producing numerous series on Disne...
12 AVIANO AIR BASE, Italy – He sat back in his chair, recalling the tragic events that took place that night. The explosion, the fire, the confusion. “The first thing that comes to mind is fire,” said U.S. Air Force Staff Sgt. Michael Rogers, 57th Rescue Squadron pararescueman (PJ). “There were so many things covered in fuel and burning. It looked apocalyptic.” Thinking back to a time before this life-altering event, Rogers explained he worked as a mountain guide and paramedic in Wyoming before he felt the call to join the U.S. Air Force in October 2014. “I was rea...