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Good to hear, Congrats!
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I am sorry that I "weirded" you out. I was merely trying to be informative. If I knew that every choice of word was going to be over-analyzed and scrutinized, I would not have written anything. To clarify your "nitpickyness": I used Asian as a type of restaurant simply because there are many self-titled Asian restaurant in Kingston. They cater foods from several, if not many, different cultures, regions, and countries. You are correct, India is not in the middle east - I learn something new every day. None-the-less, my point is still valid. When I say classic I do not imply this is what normal people eat - you misunderstand the definition of classic. In my context, I simply meant that British-type pub fair is what many people (not all people, just to clarify) would associate as the traditional Canadian food. That is not to say that all Canadians enjoy such food nor am I implying that Canada is not a multicultural and diverse country. I am simply saying that Canada's roots are highly intertwined with that of the United Kingdom and, as such, we enjoy many of the foods that their culture has developed. I am quite surprised that you jumped at the classic British food and not at the usual fast food. I would hate to associate Canada with fast-food. I hope that you find my clarifications satisfying and that all of your concerns are addressed. Next time you have an issue that is completely unrelated to the topic, please PM me and I will either remove the post or edit it to you liking. Regards,
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Hi all, Good news, they are still updating the results. As of 12noon today, I am a successful applicant. They must update some time between 11AM and Noon because I checked several times this morning with no results until around noon. Good Luck to all those who are waiting. Cheers,
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me either, going to bed. GL all.
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That's good news (I hope). Thanks for keeping us updated .
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I did a Web App. Dated Oct 19th.
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HAHA, yea. I am gonna be pissed if nothing comes of all this waiting (and worrying).
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eucalyptus reacted to a post in a topic: Kingston, ON
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I'm Eng., No Word Yet. Fingers Crossed for Midnight.
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Here's my mentality: if I do not hear in the next few days, I will assume that I didn't get it. That way, if i get it, it will be a nice surprise.
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@Izimbra_: Thanks for the post. I would hate for Kingston to be classified solely on the previous posts. I agree with just about everything that was said but I would also like to add that Kingston has a very diverse collection of ethnic (and local!) restaurants. Downtown is spotted with restaurants with roots from all over the world and can often be found in just about any budget range. If you are a fan of Japanese, you are in luck: Kingston is home to no less than 10 sushi-style restaurants (and counting...). That may not sound like many, but for a town of only 150,000, it is very significant. Asian, Chinese, Vietnamese, Thai, Cambodian etc. are all widely available Indian and other middle eastern foods can also be found but tend to be a little pricier. For the classic food lovers, there is also no shortage of British, Irish, or Scottish type pub-fair. And, of course, the usual fast food chains can be found all over (even on campus). I hope that you enjoy your time in Kingston and if you have any question, just let me know. Cheers,
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Great, Thanks for the update. Now if only I knew what a reversion list selections was.