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March 30, 2004
Old
Business:
- Pete still
owes Bryan $22
- Bryan
owes Pete $16.85, net: Pete owes Bryan $5
- Tim is owed
money from Greg and AJ ($17/each), last camphost.
New
Business:
- Camphost this
weekend
- Greg, Tim, Bryan
(Sat), Bob
- Bryan
will make menu and send it out
- Splash: April
7
- Sign in at
5:50-ish
- $22/per
person
- Me, Tim,
Greg, Darcy, Bob, Dom (Cody/Pete = ?)
- If you want
to attend and are not on the above list you MUST let Bryan know by
Monday April 5.
- Floor hockey,
April 13. At the school, 6:30
- Last night
we have the school this year
- Old equipment
up for sale. Darcy will send out the list
& approx prices.
- Maui:
- People need
to get their copies of insurance, physical fitness form & passport
to Bryan ASAP
- Expenses:
everyone has paid approx. $1400, est. $1800CND
- Remaining
expenses: SCUBA gear, food, car rental
- Pete want
remaining balance ASAP. Bryan has e-mailed out the remaining
balances
- Development
of film at Costco, rovers cover cost of photo CD, individual prints.
- This will
aid in the making of the Maui photo CD, and prevents a few people from
covering all of the costs.
- Worst
case scenario = 50 rolls of film. At $4/CD this is a mere $20
extra, per person
- DVD idea is
of interest.
- Short
video slideshow on DVD, computer photo album also on DVD
- Cost is
~$20 per disk, includes case and full-colour liner.
Airline Baggage
Regulations:
This is a combination of what is on Air Canada's webpage
and what is on the TSA webpage.
- Under new guidelines the TSA will visually inspect 50% of
all checked baggage. If your luggage is locked they will cut your
lock (and are not responsible for any damage they cause while doing
so). They recommend that you use zip-ties in place of locks.
- Checked baggage:
- You get two "free" pieces of luggage, but...
- Overall measurement of each bag bag must be less than
62"/158cm (that's length + width + height)
- Each bag must weigh less then 70lbs/45kg
- Should not be wrapped in security wire, cords, or any
other form of tie.
- One piece of sporting equipment (i.e. complete SCUBA
gear, golf clubs, skis, etc.) can be substituted for 1 bag. The
SCUBA stuff we are brining doesn't count and can just be packed with
the usual stuff.
- Carry-on baggage:
- NO sharp or bladed objects. This includes nail
files, nail clippers, scissors, bottle openers, pointy combs, etc.
- All electronics must have power so you can show that they
work.
- You are allowed 2 carry on pieces, but...
- each item has to weigh less then 10kg/22lbs
- one item must be smaller then 16x43x33cm,
- the second item must be smaller then 55x43x23cm
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