This was a very good week at work. I ended up being able to create a comparison for the four best online learning software packages and find a great example that I think will help us create what Jana was looking for regarding the "puzzle presentation." I have certainly been enjoying my position so far at P&I. I have been able to learn a lot and get a substantial amount of experience. Some of the other co-op students that I have heard from are not as pleased as I with some of them having too little work and others way too much. I even heard of someone passing out at work from stress. Whether or not I end up coming back in the fall, that is not completely up to me, but I certainly wouldn't rule it out at this point in time.

I work tommorrow morning at Sobeys from 10am-4pm and then I plan on watching a few movies. I will probably watch Munich, Good Night and Good Luck, Walk the Line, and Brokeback Mountain this weekend and maybe another movie or two. As I said before, I am trying to catch up quickly so that I can enjoy this year's Oscars next weekend. If nothing else, Jon Stewart will certainly be a formidable host for the evening.

I am going to the St. Mac's production of Grease this evening with Sarah. I anticipate that it will be good despite the fact that it is not the most exciting choice of musical. I expect that their choice for next year will be better, but I have heard good things about this year's production.

Be sure to look at some of the links below. I found and compiled some interesting/informative ones from the past few days.

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Items of note:

ABC Greenlights "Masters of Science Fiction": Hopefully they bring justic to Ray Bradbury and Isaac Asimov's work.

Torrent sites under attack: Not much the MPAA can do since these sites have done nothing illegal. It makes me even happier to read people predicting the demise of the MPAA and RIAA.

A Banned Mortal Kombat commercial: No surprises here regarding why it didn't air.

Canadian school bans Wi-Fi: I found the link that I mentioned yesterday.

World's largest Windows error message: What a screw-up.

VeriSign is trying to buy .com registry: Wow, this could be really bad and it's quite shocking that it even came as far as being considered.

Sleep May Become A Thing Of The Past: This could be really bad or really good. I cannot decide.

Mozilla Talks About Its Plans For Firefox 2.0: Hopefully they can continue to surpass the competition. By far the feature I enjoy the most is multiple tabs, but Microsoft plans to integrate that and many other features that Mozilla already has in their next release.