If any of you have classes over at the Bahen Center or have friends in CS/ECE, you will know what I mean about the laundry part.  So we’ve constructed a simple guide for you Computer Science/Electrical-Computer Engineers.  The GPL lifestyle consist of gym in the mornings, to help straighten up that posture.  Programming during the day, because those open source projects won’t write themselves.  And finally laundry at night, so you can stay fresh for the next day.

*This post is in reference to “Gym, Tanning and Laundry” from the TV series Jersey Shore.

Danny

I went to Algonquin provincial park last weekend.  Although most of the trees are bare, it’s worth the 3 hour drive, because the wilderness there is truly fantastic.

Try not to take on too many projects, it can become a real headache.

The “PATH” is truly an amazing feature of Toronto. I never really appreciated this urban marvel until I had to do a project for Marketing Geography (great course BTW), in which we had to analyze the stores from a section of PATH. The PATH stretches for 27 km, and has over a 1000 shops. If you’re new to Toronto, I highly suggest you take a stroll during the afternoon, for more details check out http://www.toronto.ca/path/

It’s important to have a good school/life balance, or else you might end up like Eugine.

Camping for the first time has taught me some valuable lessons. Hope you are aware of these before you make your next trip.

Personal health is very important.  I recently discovered an amazing blog community called www.crossfit.com.  They do INSANE amounts of exercise.  Alex and I thought we would take it one step further.

I thought there were exercises that would stop them. I thought wrong.