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That was simpler than I expected...
Mar. 6th, 2008 11:50 pmI just got an email from Robert J. Sawyer (well, actually I was :cc'd on an email from Rob)... I've been named this year's CUFF delegate.
For those who don't know: CUFF is the Canadian Unity Fan Fund, and it provides for a science fiction fan from eastern Canada to visit a convention in western Canada, or vice-versa, in alternate years. (It's similar to TAFF, the Trans-Atlantic Fan Fund, and DUFF, the Down Under Fan Fund.) Though I will actually be the second eastern fan in a row to travel west, because Anticipation, the Montreal Worldcon, will likely be hosting next year's delegate.
So I'll be going to Winnipeg for the Victoria Day weekend.
In other news, I've mostly gotten through the migraine-inducing stuff I've been doing at work for the past couple of weeks, adding new privileges to different sections of the website. I spent two and a half days this week putting together a massive spreadsheet detailing the expected results of interactions between six different privileges on nine different pages of the site, or 576 different scenarios. I'm sure that the client will come back and say that he doesn't like the way two (or more) of the privileges interact, however, and I'll have to go back in and rework some of them.
Oh, and memo to our new co-op student: I know I'm old enough to be your father, but stop calling me "sir".
For those who don't know: CUFF is the Canadian Unity Fan Fund, and it provides for a science fiction fan from eastern Canada to visit a convention in western Canada, or vice-versa, in alternate years. (It's similar to TAFF, the Trans-Atlantic Fan Fund, and DUFF, the Down Under Fan Fund.) Though I will actually be the second eastern fan in a row to travel west, because Anticipation, the Montreal Worldcon, will likely be hosting next year's delegate.
So I'll be going to Winnipeg for the Victoria Day weekend.
In other news, I've mostly gotten through the migraine-inducing stuff I've been doing at work for the past couple of weeks, adding new privileges to different sections of the website. I spent two and a half days this week putting together a massive spreadsheet detailing the expected results of interactions between six different privileges on nine different pages of the site, or 576 different scenarios. I'm sure that the client will come back and say that he doesn't like the way two (or more) of the privileges interact, however, and I'll have to go back in and rework some of them.
Oh, and memo to our new co-op student: I know I'm old enough to be your father, but stop calling me "sir".
