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Webmaster Summit - Toronto
Roll call! Who from GFY will be attending?
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I'll be there of course! :)
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i'll be there, but i'm leaving tdot around 6 pm on saturday
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sure... I'll make the trip... count us in......
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I'll be there
if someone pays for my ticket :thumbsup Has anyone seen any good deals flying out of western canada? |
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done :) |
damn that paintballing looks fun too :-) and the beer! oooh and the networking! ahhh
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JetsGO?
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one word
SARS if that shits under control i'll be there :1orglaugh |
I just booked it, round trip from Vancouver was $500can including all taxes.
Last time I checked Sleazy was coming as well. DH |
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see ya there...i hope us south florida boys don't freeze to death. all i own are shorts and flip flops :winkwink: |
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Unless your returning from asia and planing on picking up a few shifts at one of the hospitals working with infected patients your mor elikely to get hit by a bus whe u come to TO.... so my advice wehn u get here avoid the bus routes :) |
which airport is closest to the hotel in downtown toronto?
Toronto Guildwood Rail Station XLQ Toronto Toronto Downtown Rail Station YBZ Toronto Buttonville Arpt YKZ Toronto Toronto City Centre Airport YTZ Toronto Lester B Pearson Intl YYZ thanx |
Toronto Lester B Pearson Intl YYZ
is the airport u want to be using |
I'm going, not that anyone knows me... hope to meet some cool people and get some networking down!
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Raw Hand,
We'll be looking forward to meeting with you |
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Fuck, I forgot all about this. I wanted to sponsor it....
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Pete hit me on ICQ 4226143
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I'll probably be there. When is it again?
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here's the 411 http://www.webmastersummit.com |
I've already got a hotel room. Thanks Cyberpunk for the deal on the Sig Plus room!
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i live 10 minutes away from hotel.. :thumbsup :glugglug
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:rainfro
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so you'llbe getting a room anyway so u don; thave to crawl home @ nite ) |
WE're planning on going, but with us moving later this week it's going to be very interesting schedule-wise. Here's to hoping we can make it up for at least a day :)
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Was there supposed to be a confirmation to the registration
form? Still waiting for seminar prices , etc. That 20min trolly ride is going to be a killer though....:1orglaugh |
Current Travel Warnings
Canada March 28, 2003 This Public Announcement is being issued to alert U.S. citizens to the declaration of a Provincial health emergency in Ontario, Canada. This Announcement expires on June 26, 2003. On March 26, the Government of Ontario declared Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) to be a provincial emergency. The declaration follows the deaths of nine individuals from SARS and the apparent manifestations of the disease in more than 200 individuals across the province. Canada is attempting to limit the spread of the outbreak by screening all passengers at airports for SARS symptoms. Health Canada sent staff to Pearson and Vancouver International Airports to help monitor passengers arriving on direct flights from affected areas for flu-like symptoms and to assist those who appear to be ill. Two major hospitals have been closed or restricted in the past 24-48 hours; other hospitals may also be affected. Ontario hospitals are operating under severe measures such as limiting access,restricting patient transfers between hospitals and requesting that those at risk of developing SARS place themselves under voluntary quarantine in their homes. Detailed information on SARS is available from the Centers for Disease Control, http://www.cdc.gov and the World Health Organization http://www.who.int. A Fact Sheet for American citizens traveling abroad based on information from those websites is also available at the website of the Department of State?s Bureau of Consular Affairs, http://travel.state.gov. Information from Health Canada is available at http://www.hc-sc.gc.ca. For further information on travel to Canada, please consult the Department of State's Consular Information Sheet, available on the Bureau of Consular Affairs home page at http://travel.state.gov. The U.S. Embassy is located in Ottawa, Canada at 490 Sussex Drive, Ottawa, Ontario K1N 1G8, telephone (613)238-5335; website at http://usembassy.state.gov/canada. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Department of State travel information and publications are available at Internet address: http://travel.state.gov. U.S. travelers may hear recorded information by calling the Department of State in Washington, D.C. at 202-647-5225 from their touchtone telephone, or receive information by automated telefax by dialing 202-647-3000 from their fax machine. |
Xapster and I might be coming...
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my school got shot down because of SARS
*cough*cough* can i come?:glugglug |
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Seminars are FREE: ) |
Severe acute respiratory syndrome, known as SARS, has sent thousands into quarantine and put a strain on the country's health-care system, especially in Ontario, where most of the cases and all of the deaths have occurred.
The outbreak spurred the American Association for Cancer Research to pull the plug this week on a five-day convention of 16,000 people that was scheduled to start in Toronto on April 5. The association said its members, especially those with clinical-care responsibilities, wanted to minimize the risk of spreading SARS among their patients, especially those whose immune systems are already compromised from their fight with cancer. "It's a great regret to hear large conferences that have been planned for years in advance have unfortunately had to cancel," said Sheela Basrur, Toronto's medical officer of health. |
Toronto Hoops Tourney Canceled Over SARS
Sun Apr 6,12:44 PM ET Add Sports - AP to My Yahoo! TORONTO - A basketball tournament featuring top high school players from Toronto and Michigan was called off because of a mysterious and highly contagious respiratory illness. The Can-Am Classic had been scheduled for April 12. Parents of Michigan players did not want their children risking exposure to severe acute respiratory syndrome, event organizer Marv Pearl said Saturday. SARS has claimed eight lives in the Toronto area. "They wanted information to show there was no problem, and we couldn't give them that assurance," Pearl said. The tournament could still be played next month. But Pearl said authorities would have to confirm SARS was under control. |
Friday, April 04, 2003 Putting SARS Into Perspective: FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE www.webmastersummit.com With the Webmaster Summit, ( www.webmastersummit.com ), fast approaching, many webmasters are concerned about the Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome (SARS) outbreak in Toronto. All kinds of questions are being asked. "Is it safe to attend the Webmaster Summit? How many people are sick? Are flights restricted in and out of Canada?". To answer some of the many questions and to ease your concerns, let us take a look at the facts.; Ontario is reporting,(as of April 3, 2003),67 probable and 79 suspect cases. Which equals 146 cases. Considering that Ontario has a population count of over 12 million, (2 million of which reside in Toronto), 146 possible SARS infected people is a relatively small number. Seven people have died from SARS in Canada. Five of which were over the age of 70, and all were afflicted with other serious health problems. All of the SARS cases have occurred in people who traveled to Asia, had close contact with an infected person in the household or healthcare setting. Unless you are treating a SARS patient in the home or hospital, visiting a SARS patient, or recently traveled to and from Asia, your chances of becoming infected are very low. The airlines have placed restrictions on flights with routes to and from Asia. There is currently no restrictions on flights coming in or out of Canada, to or from anywhere other than Asia. You will see signs on the walls of the terminals to create awareness of SARS. The signs will also instruct you on what to do if you should feel ill or suspect someone else of being sick. The city of Toronto is not under quarantine. The residents are free to move about and enjoy their lives without having to wear masks and gloves. Remember, the people at the highest risk of contracting SARS are: 1. Healthcare providers of SARS patients. 2. Family members of SARS patients. 3. Travelers to and from Asia. If you do not fit into any or all of these classifications your chances of contracting SARS is very, very low. For questions concerning SARS, contact: Telehealth Ontario: 1-866-797-0000 or Health Canada: 1-800-454-8302 Upon careful review of all the facts, we are positive that Webmaster Summit will not be putting ANYBODY at risk, so it will go on as scheduled. We have planned an awesome event, and hope to see everybody there ! Regards, The Webmaster Summit Team http://www.webmastersummit.com Resources: World Health Organization Health Canada Centers for Disease Control Toronto Public Health Board |
I'LL BE THERE!!!
I'm not scared of SARS but to be safe I won't buy a lap dance if the stripper has a cough. :Graucho B |
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I have a theory how SARS got into Canada and I think it is all my fault. :(
I was down in San Fran last weekend partying with Ram and we went to this Tranny bar. This tranny bar was full of asian transexuals straight off the boat from Asia. Ram got a little too drunk and ended up making out with one of them. Hence he contracted SARS, I inturn ate one of his hashbrowns later on that night at an all night eat spot we went to after the bars. I inturn returned back to Canada and continued my partying ways and spread the disease through the several bars and taverns throughout Vancouver. Those people at the bars I was partying at returned to their homes and further spread the virus. See if you learn nothing else, it is not to fuck with trannys!! Damn you Ram why can't you just leave the nice asian trannies alone! :1orglaugh DH |
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