Oh, joy...

More "Group Work".

This is to teach us "how to work in teams like we would in the real world"

Uh - I've been in the real world for 20+ years now - I know what I'm doing and I know my ability to work in teams. Especially teams not of my own choosing, and at a distance.

*headdesk*

Ah, well. I've already started sending the bazillion emails off to this instructor too asking for clarifications and corrections. Whee....

Signal boosting, as I know lots of people who use Greyhound

Thanks to ink_13 for the tip

If you are planning on travelling by Greyhound in the near future, youshould be aware that Greyhound workers may be striking startingThursday. Now is the time for backup plans.

Linky linky: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2007/05/15/greyhound-strike.html

While you're planning your outings in June

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Originally uploaded by the_nita.

Don't forget Don Juan in Chicago, by David Ives. Performing June 21-23, 28-30, starting at 8pm at the St. Jacobs Church Theatre, and being put on by KWLT. Tickets are $15 for non-members, but if you contact me before June 9, I can get you tickets for the member price of $10 each. You can either comment here to arrange for the pre-show ticket sales or you can call KWLT at 519-886-0660 or email boxoffice@kwlt.org to place a reservation for tickets at the normal prices. Eyego and group rates available - contact the theatre for more information

Again with the signal boosting - further to the Greyhound strike

From http://greyhound.ca/en/company/potential_service_disruption.shtml

The affected region includes Greyhound service within the provinces of British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. This would also affect service between Winnipeg and Toronto, Winnipeg and Ottawa. However, service on Vancouver Island will still continue to operate with Island Coach Lines. Customers outside of the affected region would see no change in service, whether it’s for passenger service or parcel delivery. It is business as usual as that part of the network is fully operational.

So it shouldn't affect KW <-> Toronto