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Welcome to my Useless Site

This site was created with the single purpose of curbing my boredome. As the name implies, this site has no use what-so-ever.

I'm happy to say that the final migration to this server is over! It took a while but the end result is well worth it. This site has called many places home. First it was hosted on a Global Network Navigator beta server. When AOL decided to pull the plug on their ill fated ISP, the site acocunt migrated to AOL.

For a few years, the site found a home at quixotic.org, a defunct Internet venture started by a friend of mine. When that business, and the server, went belly up, I moved the site to a hosting company. I'm happy to say that the final migration of quannet.org to this server is over! It took a while but the end result is well worth it. A good chunk of my life is in these pages. I hope you enjoy what you find. You can take a gander at the old, crappily designed site here.


		Sorry for the Downtime Posted by: Corey on Tuesday, July 15, 2008 - 09:43 PM
		745 Reads If you noticed, Quannet.org was down for over a week. Reason behind that is I bought a house and moved in on the 4th of July. It took the incompetent staff at the local telecom, not naming any names but the company has an A and two Ts in its name, over a week to get my DSL order straightened out. And since my domain is hosted in my own little data center, all connectivity to Quannet.org was lost for the duration of the telecom ordeal. Anyway, it's back up now and I hope it stays that way. Again, sorry for any inconvenience this might have caused. -C comments?


		James Doohan Posted by: Corey on Wednesday, July 20, 2005 - 09:34 AM
		1531 Reads It's with a heavy heart that I post this. James Doohan died today at 5:30 a.m. in his Redmond, WA home. He battled long and hard against the effects of Alzheimers and the myriad other illnesses that came with aging. Cause of death was pneumonia and Alzheimers, according to CNN.com. I could continue with his biography but won't. You can search the Web for all the James Doohan info you want. Read more... (1242 bytes more) comments?


		Welcome the newest member of my family, Konome Posted by: Corey on Sunday, June 12, 2005 - 07:00 PM
		1375 Reads I must say I've not met anyone like her. Anyone who meets her instantly fall in love with her. She's quite charismatic. Read more... (1659 bytes more) comments?


		Get a Geek: A Woman's Perspective Posted by: Corey on Tuesday, May 10, 2005 - 09:05 AM
		1205 Reads Entertaining Web page about picking the geek in the corner over that hunky jock at the bar. Nice to know there are women singing the praises of geekiness. Click me comments?


		Dead Man Walking Posted by: Corey on Friday, October 22, 2004 - 02:51 PM
		1893 Reads After a long hiatus, I've decided to resurrect The Admiral. I have a few short stories penned leading up to his return but they're written in screen-play format. Undecided on whether I'm going to rewrite them as regular short stories. 8 Comments


		Updates be Lagging Posted by: Corey on Thursday, July 22, 2004 - 05:42 AM
		1524 Reads Eesh. Has it been five months since I actually posted something new on the site? Shame on me for being so lax. So why should I even bother posting something now? I guess it's a good way for me to cope with a sudden case of the blues. I don't keep a journal so this is the next best thing. Read more... (3751 bytes more) comments?


		Another Admiral in The Ambassador's Headlights Posted by: Angel on Wednesday, February 25, 2004 - 02:46 PM
		1979 Reads We have just learned that Ambassador Angel Swan, long-notorious suspect of many an untoward deed in the Alpha Quadrant, has become engaged to Fleet Admiral Andrew C. Varen of the Apocalypse Fleet. According to sources, Admiral Varen was already engaged at the time the Ambassador stole his heart for herself. Furthermore, Ambassador Swan was already married to the Emperor of the J'nan Empire, Virago. Admiral Varen has since broken off his engagement, to Fleet Admiral Olympia MacEwan of the Phoenix Fleet, and Ambassador Swan has annulled her marriage to Emperor Virago. The date of their wedding is tentatively set for Easter Sunday. Note: Place your vote in the new poll created just for this new development. Read more... (1444 bytes more) 4 Comments


		Poll Carried Onto Angel Swan's Worlds of Star Trek Posted by: Angel on Thursday, October 30, 2003 - 10:31 AM
		1850 Reads With gathering momentum, the poll to resurrect the Admirable Admiral is spreading like crazy across the Internet. Already, it appears on a page at Angel Swan's Worlds of Star Trek: http://angel.scientium.com/restore-quan/ and who knows how much farther it could go!? Will the Federation be saved from the Wrath of Swan? Will Swan submit to Quan? Will she finally be domesticated into a monogamous relationship? Though none can say for sure, this reporter feels that changes are definitely in the air! Note: For those not in the know, The Admiral's a fictional character found in a series of short stories. He's loosely based on a real person. Some may recognize him, some may not. He was killed off a few years ago. Whether that was good or bad, who can say? Will the poll results influence his resurrection? Who can say? ;) comments?


		Added Content Posted by: Corey on Saturday, October 11, 2003 - 01:22 AM
		1642 Reads I've added the Mustang stuff. I have a domain for the GTS info site but little time to work on it. So it looks like a site dedicated to the Mustang GTS will be on hold for a little bit. comments?


		Good Example of Karma in Action Posted by: Corey on Friday, October 10, 2003 - 12:02 PM
		1683 Reads Here's a great example of karma and the Universe's balancing effect in action. I love these kinds of stories. Read more... (1205 bytes more) comments?

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Other Stories

· Sorry for the Downtime (Jul 15, 2008)
· James Doohan (Jul 20, 2005)
· Welcome the newest member of my family, Konome (Jun 12, 2005)
· Get a Geek: A Woman's Perspective (May 10, 2005)
· Dead Man Walking (Oct 22, 2004)
· Updates be Lagging (Jul 22, 2004)
· Another Admiral in The Ambassador's Headlights (Feb 25, 2004)
· Poll Carried Onto Angel Swan's Worlds of Star Trek (Oct 30, 2003)
· Added Content (Oct 11, 2003)
· Good Example of Karma in Action (Oct 10, 2003)

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