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NCTC News – October
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Doug and Pat Rich Share Their Caller ID on TV Story
Customers Pat and Doug Rich take many of their calls on their time because Caller ID pops right onto their TV screen and lets them see who is calling. They just click on the remote control and go through their call list to see who they need to call back, when they want to. “When we watch Lady Vols basketball we don’t want to miss anything. Caller ID saves interruptions,” report the Riches. How Caller ID on TV works. More on NCTC’s Calling Features.
NCTC Employee Shay Tom Clariday Shares His Sports TV Thoughts
A Pee-Wee Football coach for 17 years, Shay Tom follows Alabama has his college pick (ESPNU) along with the Tennessee Titans (NFL Network) and starts the season watching Atlanta Braves baseball (SportSouth). His best tip on recording sports games with your NCTC DVR: Use the view guide right on your TV screen to record what you want to see. Because the games usually go past the allotted time on the guide, edit the time slot to record one hour past the game so you never miss the ending.
Free Smoke Detectors For Fire Prevention Month
To celebrate Fire Prevention Month, North Central Security Services is offering a free smoke detector with every NCSS monitored security system during October. Call 666-3800 for details. Fire Prevention links: Make a home fire escape plan, a fire safety checklist for every rural home, kids can become a junior fire safety marshal.
Great Fall and Halloween Party Recipes Found Online
• Toasted Pumpkin Seeds — in the microwave
The NCTC Annual Meeting: November 5, 2011
Come visit with your friends at NCTC, register for great door prizes and learn more about what we are doing for economic commerce and your future in broadband connection at the Macon County Junior High School Auditorium. Entertainment from the Midstate Quartet begins at 1 pm and the business meeting begins at 2 pm.
Help Us Save Broadband In Rural America
Our initiative is not over to make sure that broadband is a part of our future in rural America. Click here to see videos on how important broadband is to rural areas like ours throughout the country as well as how you can make sure your voice is heard.
Remote Support Available Via Our Help Desk
NCTC’s help desk technicians can often assist customers with their Internet connection issues. To download the necessary software to enable our help desk technicians to access your computer and provide this assistance, click here.
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