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If you're looking to certify, I've had nothing bad to say about the Ajax Scuba Club. That's who I did my cert through, and all my dives have been through them so far this year. The website blows (they're looking into getting it redone), but you can check it out at ajaxscubaclub.on.ca

I had a friend who got certified somewhere equatorial as well. She's never been diving up here though, and while I've never done any diving down south, I've been told it's a world of difference cold-water diving vs warm-water diving. I've currently only got one other trip planned, and that's...

So far, all my diving has been local (and will probably remain that way this year). My first four were in a quarry out near Fort Erie, then Marmora, then somewhere near-ish to Trent U (slept most of the way there/back), and finally did 4 dives on 3 wrecks in Kingston. Can't wait until I get to...

Any other scuba divers around? I got my PADI open-water cert about 3 weeks ago and have logged 12 dives so far.

In that order? 1 in 2^1000. But the odds of getting 500 heads then 500 tails are exactly the same. So are the odds of getting 6 heads, 18 tails, 4 heads, 596 tails, then 376 heads.

I can pretty much guarantee that it's available in French, too. Official languages, and all that. Not sad at all, as far as I'm concerned.

programmer/IT guy looking for work. I have experience programming in a number of languages, and am just wrapping up my Master's degree in computer science. Have worked as a software developer at TTC and as a systems adminstrator at imperial tobacco. If you know of anything opening up, drop me...

I live in Ottawa. If you're planning on waiting until riding season, I'll ride it to you for free (well, you pay for the gas...)

You missed a few things...buy a cheaper house in a lower-valued area (don't live in TO) to lower mortgage and municipal tax. As for car insurance, lower than by having a cheaper car. better yet, if you live right in TO, don't get a car. Lots of people in the city get by just fine without one...

Why dig it up? Just rent one of those cranes with an electromagnet. Turn it on, and the bike pops right back up!

ok. Let's knock these off one at a time... First up, the stand. Sure, you could MAYBE use a cheap "chinese-made" $29.99 jack from canadian tire, but there are a couple problems here... first off, a jack is completely useless for any bike with lower fairings, unless you want to take off all...

havent read it yet, but judging by the title (and the length == detail) SITCKY!!

sticky im kicking myself for not doing all this when i bought mine. u can bet ur a.s.s. that if i buy another used bike ill make my way thru this list quite thoroughly.

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