Videogame retailer owns thousands of souls – and makes a point about end user agreements
Here’s a great story from RISKS Digest – a mailing list discussion of computer and technology risks. The analysis below comes from that posting. The lesson here: read that End User License Agreement or who knows what you may be agreeing to! April Fools: 7,500 Online Shoppers Unknowingly Sold Their Souls A computer game retailer … Continue reading Videogame retailer owns thousands of souls – and makes a point about end user agreements Read more »
Join the Annual Walk for Vancouver Rape Relief
It’s that time again, yes, a time for fun, frolic, music and bands, and most/best of all, supporting a women’s shelter and crisis line. I speak of course of the annual Walk for Vancouver Rape Relief! The event happens on Sunday, May 30, at the Ceperley Meadow and picnic grounds in Stanley Park (near the … Continue reading Join the Annual Walk for Vancouver Rape Relief Read more »
Video of weird eye-popping sights at the Ocean Discovery Centre
Come face to face with weird and exotic sea creatures at Sidney’s Ocean Discovery Centre. I did, earlier this month, and the sights were amazing! I never saw a jellyfish up close and personal like that before. Stunning and a little creepy with the pulsating movements. Check it all out in this 2-minute video. Read more »
Performing the “Tin Can Song”
Back in 2002, I was doing my monthly “Tin Can” street fundraiser for Vancouver Rape Relief and Women’s Shelter when inspiration (and whimsy) struck. Before long, I had scribbled out new lyrics to a well-known theme for a certain superhero – and created “The Tin Can Song”. Read more »
Kol Halev needs singers, dancers, actors – all skill levels. Audition this Sunday!
The annual auditions for Kol Halev are coming up Sunday, May 2 at 5:30pm The Peretz Centre for Secular Jewish Culture, 6184 Ash Street, Vancouver. They’re a community musical theatre group looking for singers, dancers and actors! Read more »