Monday, 26 October 2009
Toronto Cyclists Union Fundraiser; 28 October 2009
Everyone's probably already been invited to the Toronto Cyclists Union's Cocktail and Masquerade Fundraiser, but just in case, here are the details:
Toronto Cyclists Union Fundraiser: Cocktail and Masquerade
Oct. 28th, 6pm @ Steamwhistle’s Roundhouse ** 2 part event - Reception & Party**
Please join us for this very special evening. Together we are building a bike-friendly Toronto.
The evening will include:
* Special Intimate Performances by top Canadian entertainers Molly Johnson (http://mollyjohnson.com) & Coco Love Alcorn (http://www.cocolovealcorn.com)
* Silent auction 6-9, raffle 9-12 featuring great bikes, great items from businesses in Southern Ontario, and other bikephenalia
* Open bar 6-9, delectable finger foods and fine Canadian beer, wine and spirits
* Bike expo featuring Toronto’s top bike shops showcasing the latest and greatest in 2010 cycling technology
* Oyster Bar at 7pm with Celebrity Shucker, David Donnelly, of Donnelly LPC
If there was ever a time to get behind our city's most dedicated, and high profile cycling advocates, it's now. Thanks in large part to the Toronto Cyclists Union, our city's first member-based cycling advocacy organisation, cycling issues are now most definitely on the map in Toronto. If you've ever cared about improving conditions for cyclists in this city, and about getting bikes meaningfully incorporated into our transportation system, now is the time to show support for the first group with real traction. Whether or not you have joined yet as a member, we represent your interests as a cyclist. We have some real momentum, but we need your help to keep it going.
Brought to you by:
The Toronto Cyclists Union - the face of the new, and much needed, bike advocacy in Toronto – the voice of optimism and pragmatism, of a common effort to work toward a more harmonious and efficient way to move our city. We are growing but we need you to be a part of that growth. All funds raised will go directly towards maintaining the ongoing operational and project costs of our still nascent, but already well respected organisation - one that has finally filled the gap in cycling advocacy in Toronto.
Oct. 28th @ Steamwhistle’s Roundhouse
* 6 to 9pm - Masquerade Cocktail Reception: Special Guests (musical & political), Open bar, Cocktail Catering & Silent Auction - $100 single, $150 couple
* 9pm to 12am - Masquerade 'Bike Love' Party: Live Music, DJs for dancing, Cash bar and Raffle - $25 single, $40 couple
** Buy tickets here: https://bikeunion.to/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1
Please consider purchasing tickets, or making a contribution, even if you are unable to attend.
Message from Executive Director, Yvonne Bambrick - http://www.youtube.com/v/bQ513765R8A
Supporters: Bicycle Trade Association of Canada, Sweet Pete’s, Steamwhistle, Opus, Specialized, Donnelly LPC, Spacing, Positive Change, Bikes Without Borders, Urbane, and more...
Toronto Cyclists Union Fundraiser: Cocktail and Masquerade
Oct. 28th, 6pm @ Steamwhistle’s Roundhouse ** 2 part event - Reception & Party**
Please join us for this very special evening. Together we are building a bike-friendly Toronto.
The evening will include:
* Special Intimate Performances by top Canadian entertainers Molly Johnson (http://mollyjohnson.com) & Coco Love Alcorn (http://www.cocolovealcorn.com)
* Silent auction 6-9, raffle 9-12 featuring great bikes, great items from businesses in Southern Ontario, and other bikephenalia
* Open bar 6-9, delectable finger foods and fine Canadian beer, wine and spirits
* Bike expo featuring Toronto’s top bike shops showcasing the latest and greatest in 2010 cycling technology
* Oyster Bar at 7pm with Celebrity Shucker, David Donnelly, of Donnelly LPC
If there was ever a time to get behind our city's most dedicated, and high profile cycling advocates, it's now. Thanks in large part to the Toronto Cyclists Union, our city's first member-based cycling advocacy organisation, cycling issues are now most definitely on the map in Toronto. If you've ever cared about improving conditions for cyclists in this city, and about getting bikes meaningfully incorporated into our transportation system, now is the time to show support for the first group with real traction. Whether or not you have joined yet as a member, we represent your interests as a cyclist. We have some real momentum, but we need your help to keep it going.
Brought to you by:
The Toronto Cyclists Union - the face of the new, and much needed, bike advocacy in Toronto – the voice of optimism and pragmatism, of a common effort to work toward a more harmonious and efficient way to move our city. We are growing but we need you to be a part of that growth. All funds raised will go directly towards maintaining the ongoing operational and project costs of our still nascent, but already well respected organisation - one that has finally filled the gap in cycling advocacy in Toronto.
Oct. 28th @ Steamwhistle’s Roundhouse
* 6 to 9pm - Masquerade Cocktail Reception: Special Guests (musical & political), Open bar, Cocktail Catering & Silent Auction - $100 single, $150 couple
* 9pm to 12am - Masquerade 'Bike Love' Party: Live Music, DJs for dancing, Cash bar and Raffle - $25 single, $40 couple
** Buy tickets here: https://bikeunion.to/civicrm/event/info?reset=1&id=1
Please consider purchasing tickets, or making a contribution, even if you are unable to attend.
Message from Executive Director, Yvonne Bambrick - http://www.youtube.com/v/bQ513765R8A
Supporters: Bicycle Trade Association of Canada, Sweet Pete’s, Steamwhistle, Opus, Specialized, Donnelly LPC, Spacing, Positive Change, Bikes Without Borders, Urbane, and more...
Labels: biking, Toronto Cyclists Union
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Data Privacy Day Event – January 28th, 2010
Securely destroy the old data on hard-drives, tapes, cell phones, PDAs, floppies, CDs, DVDs, computers, and laptops with a trip to Computation!
For the week of January 26th - 31st Computation Ltd invites the general public to its Toronto and Montreal service centers to have the private information on their computers, hard drives, cell phones, PDAs, CDs, DVDs, audio / video tapes and floppy disks destroyed by industry professionals in celebration of Data Privacy Day.
As personal information found on computers and media can be used for identity theft, intellectual property theft or damaging someone's reputation, it is important to take the proper measures to avoid this data falling into the wrong hands. Businesses must also ensure that their data is properly destroyed to avoid sensitive proprietary and client data being misused.
Who should attend this event?
Anyone with a computer or laptop, hard drive, cell phone, PDAs, CDs, DVDs, floppy disks, and audio or video tapes that they wish to dispose of. Individuals and businesses concerned about their data being destroyed in a proper manner and the materials processed with respect for the environment. For those (individuals or organizations) with larger quantities, special requirements, or a need for pick-up services please contact us.
When and where is this event taking place?
Toronto: Computation is located 280 Jane St. and open from 10:00am until 7:00pm Monday through Friday and from 10:00am until 6:00pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Montreal: Computation is located at 7080 Alexandra St., Suite 101. and open from 10:00am until 6:00pm Monday through Friday, and Saturday from 11:00am until 5:00pm.
What does this event cost?
As a Data Privacy Day promotion, destruction of data and recycling is:
-$5 per computer or laptop -$2 per cell phone or PDA
-$3 per hard drive that has been removed from a computer or laptop
-$15 per banker's box of CDs/DVDs, audio / video tapes, floppy disks
For more information on Computation's Data Privacy Day event or to inquire about Computation's pick-up recycling services, please contact Dennis Maslo at 416.629.5667 or privacy@computation.ca
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Securely destroy the old data on hard-drives, tapes, cell phones, PDAs, floppies, CDs, DVDs, computers, and laptops with a trip to Computation!
For the week of January 26th - 31st Computation Ltd invites the general public to its Toronto and Montreal service centers to have the private information on their computers, hard drives, cell phones, PDAs, CDs, DVDs, audio / video tapes and floppy disks destroyed by industry professionals in celebration of Data Privacy Day.
As personal information found on computers and media can be used for identity theft, intellectual property theft or damaging someone's reputation, it is important to take the proper measures to avoid this data falling into the wrong hands. Businesses must also ensure that their data is properly destroyed to avoid sensitive proprietary and client data being misused.
Who should attend this event?
Anyone with a computer or laptop, hard drive, cell phone, PDAs, CDs, DVDs, floppy disks, and audio or video tapes that they wish to dispose of. Individuals and businesses concerned about their data being destroyed in a proper manner and the materials processed with respect for the environment. For those (individuals or organizations) with larger quantities, special requirements, or a need for pick-up services please contact us.
When and where is this event taking place?
Toronto: Computation is located 280 Jane St. and open from 10:00am until 7:00pm Monday through Friday and from 10:00am until 6:00pm on Saturday and Sunday.
Montreal: Computation is located at 7080 Alexandra St., Suite 101. and open from 10:00am until 6:00pm Monday through Friday, and Saturday from 11:00am until 5:00pm.
What does this event cost?
As a Data Privacy Day promotion, destruction of data and recycling is:
-$5 per computer or laptop -$2 per cell phone or PDA
-$3 per hard drive that has been removed from a computer or laptop
-$15 per banker's box of CDs/DVDs, audio / video tapes, floppy disks
For more information on Computation's Data Privacy Day event or to inquire about Computation's pick-up recycling services, please contact Dennis Maslo at 416.629.5667 or privacy@computation.ca
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