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October 2014

 
Halloween JibJab Video

Bob Wells Running for City Council

     

altMy Tech Guys owner and "Extreme Geek" Bob Wells has thrown his hat into the political ring, announcing he is running for Courtenay City Council.   Bob has been recognized as one of BC's Top 40 under 40 leaders for his professional and volunteer work.  His company My Tech Guys has also won several awards including the Comox Valley Small Business of the Year and BC's Fastest Growing Company.  "I'm actually most proud of the 6 times we have won local parades.  To see our team come together on projects like Habitat for Humanity and Buy a Toque is amazing", says Bob.

 

"I've always been interested in politics, but the City suing Maple Pool to evict its residents forced me to act now.  I am disappointed with the approach the city has taken wasting taxpayers dollars and threatening to evict our most vulnerable citizens rather than a more collaborative approach.  This is a defining moment in our City's history and action must be taken now to stop the lawsuit so that a real solution can be worked towards in partnership with all stakeholders.  The current council has had their entire 3 year term to sort this out.  Recently they decided to postpone the lawsuit until after the election", says Bob. 

 

Upon arriving in Courtenay in 2003, Bob joined the Strathcona Sunrise Rotary Club where he became the Youth Exchange Officer in charge of Rotary's International Youth Exchange program for the club.  As president in 2010 he commissioned a Visioning workshop so the club could create a 5 year plan. He also donated $10,000 to the Hospice Society, $5000 to YANA for Jeneece Pl, and $1000 for Rotoplast amongst others.  Bob Live Streams the Child Development Telethon as well as Federal, Provincial and Municipal candidate debates, allowing a larger audience the opportunity to watch events they are not able to attend.  Bob has worked hard to support MusicFest, the 2013 Comox Airshow and other events and festivals, helping make Courtenay the Cultural Capital of Canada in 2006. 

 

I am confident my experience, passion and energy makes me the best candidate for Courtenay City Council.  I have a proven record of successful leadership and working towards a better community.  If you agree, please support me and Vote on November 15 or at Advanced Polls / Mail In Ballot. 

Want a Lawn Sign - Want to Go Door Knocking - Want to Donate  

Go to www.votebobwells.ca or call 250-792-1945 

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Rotary Youth Exchange Opportunity
 

Are you a high school student?
  Want to travel to another country to learn a new language and be part of their culture?  Rotary Youth Exchange may be for you.

With schools back in session I wanted to get the message out about Rotary Youth Exchange, an amazing program that allows students the opportunity to live in other countries for up to a year where they stay with families and go to school.  For a list of countries click here.

For More information please call Bob Wells at 250-792-1945

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 Tech Talk Back Again
My Tech Guys now offers group seminars on a wide range of topics.  Sessions are $20.00 each.  They are held on Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:00 from Oct 1st - Dec 3 at our Courtenay Store.  If you would like to request a topic or would like to register Call Richard Caissie at 250-338-4411.

Classes sell out fast so call today. 

  

See below for a detailed list of Tech Talks

 

Tech Talk Overview:

October 22nd.        Apple iOS and Android Devices

What are the differences between iPads and Android devices and which one is right for you.

October 29th.    iOS 8 for iPhone, iPad and iPod
Learn about Apples new operating system for iPhone, iPad and iPod

November 5th.   Media Streaming:
What is Media Streaming. Learn about Netflix, Youtube, iTunes, NHL Game Centre and more.

November 12th.   Home Sharing:
What is Home Sharing. How can I use it in my life to make life better.

November 19th.    Social Networking:
What is Social Networking and why is it important. How is it changing our world. Discuss how it can be helpful to you.

November 26th.     Computer Security:
Learn how to protect yourself from malicious software, scams and identity theft.

                  December 3rd.      Tech Talks Overview 
Rotary Poker Tournament Oct 18, Nov 15 and Dec 13
Call Keith at 250-334-4722 to Register

     

Friendly Reminder Program
Updates, Don't Forget

Most of us are familiar with the little pop-ups we get asking us to install updates.  While they only take a few minutes to complete, many of us are guilty of postponing them or just ignoring them completely. But keeping up with these computer updates is actually very important when it comes to having a healthy and secure computer. These updates are just as important as having an anti-virus program. Sometimes the automagic updates can fail so we suggest checking to make sure you have the latest versions of the following once a month. 


 Some of the most common updates are:

 

If you have any questions or feel its been awhile since you've done any updates, call us and book a in-home service call or remote service call 250-890-1065

Until Next Time...

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Sincerely,

The Geeks
My Tech Guys Inc.

 

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In This Issue
Halloween JibJab
Running for Council
Rotary Youth Exchange
Tech Talks
Poker Tournament
Friendly Reminder
Updates
Until Next Time
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