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January 20, 2007 -- 2:11 PM
posted by P
January 20, 2007 -- 2:07 PM
posted by Par
For those that caught Colbert's interview with O'Reilly this week, the reciprocal interview in the No Spin Zone.
And, for those that didn't, here's O'Reilly in the Colbert Nation.
And for those that don't care, uh, squirrels. (Don't ask me, I have no idea.)
Now, back into my anatomy book. The brachioradialis is connected to the red thing...
January 20, 2007 -- 2:04 PM
posted by Par
Al, I guess we'll have to agree that I don't understand your position in the trickling down hierarchy.
And congrats, Craig and April.
January 20, 2007 -- 12:52 PM
posted by Al
Wow everyone is getting married except me.
Anyways. Congratulations Craig and April!
January 20, 2007 -- 9:44 AM
posted by eric
Craig and April are now officially engaged. Crongrats to the both of them!!!
January 20, 2007 -- 9:18 AM
posted by Beck
Hey Ed and Mary I hope you check this sometime this morning, but I won't be able to help out until about 2pm 'cause of work stuff. Sorry about that, but I'll be there later.
January 19, 2007 -- 8:44 PM
posted by Al
Because Par too many people saturate the market, and the market saturates too fast. Within a years time there was too many elecE for the system to handle. All those Ainlay guys went into EE or CompE and saturated the market. Right now they are finding it tough to get a job. (Either that or they are asking for too much. From what I have heard the case would be too much saturation.) If there was more stability I would say that a speed up will cause a higher demand. However the case is that certain branches of engineers; MecE, CompE, CivE, EE cause mass saturation. Companies can pretty much choose who they want, they know they will always have an ample supply. It also doesn't help that CET (engineers with out the professional designation) can do your job and for cheaper.
January 19, 2007 -- 7:40 PM
posted by Jsese
Hello all,
I know I've been mysteriously vacant for the last little while. Ok, maybe it has been longer than that. But I am still around and my vanishing act can partly be explained. since I moved out this summer I have not had consistent internet access to satiate my daily damnyou fix. that and the black screen of death on my cell phone/ my only phone leads to me not knowing anything that I had previously entered into my phone directory (ie, all of your phone #s).
anyways, I have moved in with another buddy now. just north of elerslie road. so I should be able to stay a little better connected with his provided internet access.
I also have a a little event to promote. Saturday February 3 my soccer team is having a fundraiser, as we have spent all of our money, and are still borrowing equipment from a 14yr old boys team. We are having a pub crawl. "Gasp!!!" yes a pub crawl. it is a great chance to catch up with friends, dance the night away to some cheesy pop music, or whatever those kids are listening to these days, and drink some drinks. and now for the details.
What: Druid Fc pub crawl. Hawian themed (free leis to those who dress it up)
Where: A Bar called Jack-Union Hall-Hudsons Downtown- Squires (4 bars in total)
When: Saturday february 3. the day before the superbowl. we will leave a bar called Jack by 8 I believe.
Why: Why not! it will be a good time, and my soccer team has no money.
Cost: an itsy bitsy teenie weeny $15. gets you no line no cover, transport and drink specials.
How: onabus istheway weroll.
One guy on the team made a poster, and I'll try to hook yous all up with some visuals.
If you are interested in the crawl, or just wondering what the heck I am up to, give me a shout 218-5373.
January 19, 2007 -- 7:11 PM
posted by Par
When the oilfields slow down there will be less desire to be a mechE and therefore we will become less expendable.
I fail to see why the inverse wouldn't be true.
