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Events Time Out for All locations for May 11, 2008–May 11, 2009

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Sunday 11th May 2008

Sookshma Yoga

Sunita Bapooji leads an introductory session on Sookshma Yoga, a scientific and soulful approach to relax the mind, body, and soul. More information at info@peacetree.ca

May 11, 2008 , 6-8 pm

Free admission, reservations required

(View Map)Vancouver Public Library (350 W. Georgia)

Monday 12th May 2008

Perpetual-motion Inventors & Gadgeteers Meet

Amateur inventors are invited to share ideas, devices, and gadgets. More information at informant@justice.com

Second Mon of each month, Midnight

Free Admission

Ariel Cafe (73 Kingsway)

Tuesday 13th May 2008

G-spot And Female Ejaculation

This workshop will help you discover the keys to unlocking the secrets of the G-Spot and female ejaculation. With the aid of DVD clips, you'll learn which sexual positions and toys can help a woman enhance the sensation of the G-spot orgasm by herself or with a partner. More information at www.taol.com/

May 13, 2008 , 7:30 pm

Tix $30

(View Map)the Art of Loving (1819 W. 5th)

Stroke Recovery Group

Meetings for stroke survivors looking to take part in physical and social activities.

Every Tue, 9:30 am-12:30 pm

Fee $3 for membership (lunch $2 extra)

Killarney Community Centre (6260 Killarney)

Wednesday 14th May 2008

Visual Futurist: The Art & Life Of Syd Mead

Production designer of Blade Runner, Tron, and Aliens speaks about his approach to design and the visionary work with which he has made his mark on popular culture and our perceptions of the future. After the talk Mead will introduce a screening of Blade Runner: The Final Cut. More information at www.siggraph.ca/

May 14, 2008 , 7 pm

Tix $25/15

Empire Theatre (855 Granville)

Thursday 15th May 2008

Modernizing The United Nations System

John Trent, a fellow of the Centre on Governance at the University of Ottawa, discusses the role that civil society can play in transforming the UN into a third-generation organization that can effectively manage global problems. More information at lkazdan@shaw.ca

May 15, 2008 , 7:30 pm

Hewett Centre, Unitarian Church (949 W. 49th Ave, at Oak)

Krazytalk: Industry Giants

The Vancouver Art Gallery presents comic artist Art Spiegelman, who is best known for his Pulitzer Prize–winning comic memoir, Maus, and was a major figure in the underground-comics movement of the 1960s and 1970s. More information at www.vanartgallery.bc.ca/

May 15, 2008 , 7 pm

Tix $10/20/25

Centre for Digital Media (Great Northern Way Campus)

Accelerated Networking

Kristan Ash of Nurse Next Door shares examples of how to build your brand and your business through market engagement. More information at gailwatson@eWomenNetwork.com

May 15, 2008 , 11:15 am-1:45 pm

Tix $43/50

(View Map)Terminal City Club (837 W. Hastings)

Project Costa Rica

Join tour adventure specialist, Cynthia Connell, for information on volunteer trips and a 15 day journey to Costa Rica during which travelers have the opportunity to work on a sea turtle conservation projet on the Pacific Coast. More information at www.gapadventures.com/

May 15, 2008 , 7:30 pm

G.A.P. Adventures Concept Store (109-1965 West 4th Ave.)

The History Of S&m

The History of Consensual Sadomasochism, from Ancient Rome to the present day.

May 15, 2008 , 7-9 pm

Free admission

(View Map)Little Sisters Bookstore (1238 Davie)

Parent Support Circle

Self-help group for parents led by two trained volunteers. Free childcare.

Every Thu, 7-9 pm

Mount Pleasant Family Centre (2910 St. George)

Sunday 18th May 2008

Murphy's Laws Of Songwriting

The BC Country Music Association and SOCAN present a two-day songwriting workshop led by Nashville music industry veteran Ralph Murphy. More information at www.bccountry.com/

May 18-19, 2008

Tix $130/50/40

Rock Beach Recording Studio (White Rock)

Discover Nature's Architects

Join Andrew Scott as he examines the global impact that insects have had on our planet and how the world works with them. More information at www.stanleyparkecology.ca/

May 18, 2008 , 1 pm

Tix $5/10

Lost Lagoon Nature House (Stanley Park)

Monday 19th May 2008

Continued events...
Murphy's Laws Of Songwriting (May 18-19, 2008)

Tuesday 20th May 2008

International Development Days

Lieutenant-General Romeo Dallaire, author of Shake Hands with the Devil will be the keynote speaker. The conference will provide a venue for Canadian companies and organizations to meet foreign buyers, investors and decision-makers from developing countries. More information at www.cme-mec.ca/idd/

May 20-22, 2008

Backside Love

Jenn teaches you how to get the most pleasure out of anal play while staying safe and caring for your body. More information at www.taol.com/

May 20, 2008 , 7:30 pm

Tix $30

the Art of Loving (1819 W. 5th)

A Story To Tell And A Place For The Telling

The Canadian Red Cross Series discusses how the arrival of diverse refugee populations from countries around the globe to the lower mainlad impacts communities in diverse ways. Speakers include, Mary Clare Zak, director, Social Planning Department, City of Vancouver and Diana Mumford, Vice-Chair Burnaby School Board and Director for BC School Trustees Association.

May 20, 2008 , 7 pm

Free admission

(View Map)Alice MacKay Room (Vancouver Public Library, 350 W. Georgia)

Optimizing Your Fertility

Discover how integrating western fertility treatment, acupuncture and mind-body therapy can optimize your chances of conceiving and having a healthy baby. More information at www.acubalance.ca/

May 20, 2008 , 7-9 pm

Free admission

(View Map)Alma Van Dusen Room (Vancouver Public Library, 350 W. Georgia)

Food For Talk

Join Canada's World, the Canadian International Council, the SFU Centre for Dialogue and Check Your Head for a public dialogue on the global food crisis.

May 20, 2008

Free admission, registration required.

(View Map)SFU Harbour Centre (515 W. Hastings)