5 pages of Oktoberfest photos! Standard disclaimer: I am not a photographer and I actually took very few of the photos.

Bloggers in attendance Friday for Oktoberfest at Queensmount Arena were Ming, Kevin, Adam and Jonathan.
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So Microsoft Money 2001 OEM came with my notebook.. I thought I'd start to use it because my expenses always seem to exceed my income. So last night I fire it up and download my existing online banking info. So I have a lot of accounts and as a result I'm often transferring money between accounts. It seems to me after some considerable investigation that Money isn't able to figure out that when $x leaves one account and then appears that same day in another account that the two transactions are related. As a result when I categorize transfer transaction Money creates a duplicate entry of the account because it doesn't see the pre-existing entry that was just downloaded. And this gets even more messed up when transferring between CDN and USD accounts because of exchange rates..

Now I want to ask someone at Microsoft about this. Maybe there is a way to make Money intelligent. So I go to their support site, sign up for Microsoft Passport to learn it'll be 'The charge for this support offering is $195.00' (emphasis theirs, not mine). $195USD! I might as well buy Quicken to see if Quicken can do what I want! ARGH.
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Bachelor of Computer Science at UW with a target date of admitting the first students as soon as September 2003. I must say that I'm jealous! I wish I was getting a B.CS because 'the B.Math (CS) is, in effect, a double major in Math and CS' and me and math don't get along very well. So far I've taken 6 math courses and have 5 more to go.

I.e. my math average is 63.8% while my CS average is 85% and my business/econ average is 86.4% (this is excluding my UofM courses where I got all A+.. Those were the days!). No more dean's honour list for me now that I'm at UW.
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Attackers did not know they were to die
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