Win tickets to Sex 2.0 – you do not have to be present to win
Only 1 day left to purchase prize drawing tickets for Sex, Wine and Chocolate!
Sex, Wine and Chocolate is a sex-positive cabaret fundraiser taking place tomorrow night at The Solarium in Decatur, GA. All of the proceeds go to support 2 organizations working for reproductive justice and ending child sexual abuse. If you’re in the metro Atlanta area, you should definitely come! But if not…
Remember, you do not have to be present to win. So even if you live several states away, you can still buy prize drawing tickets and win any of the prizes, including two free tickets to Sex 2.0, and (the much bigger, more exciting prizes) a 3-night trip to St. Croix and an iPod video nano.
Tracks
How would you classify sessions at Sex 2.0 into three tracks? Share your thoughts here and/or on the Google group.
And don’t forget to be thinking about possible categories for scholarships, too.
Help us think of categories for Sex 2.0 scholarships!
As some of you might know, I’ve recently started a job as a community manager for a new sex-centric social networking site, thePEEQ.com. The site is currently in beta, and we have a fancier, more community/user-generated content version in the works.
If you’ve checked out Sex20con.com lately (um, in like the last day or two) you might have noticed that the PEEQ is the platinum sponsor for Sex 2.0. This means that the PEEQ is giving up $500 for scholarships to help offset the cost of travel and lodging for people who need it. I thought instead of covering all (or most) expenses for one person, we should give $100 to five different people so we can spread the love.
So here’s where the fun part comes in – how should we determine who these five people are? What kind of qualifications should they meet? I was thinking that we could have different categories for scholarship… like a scholarship for lurkers, maybe one for newbie bloggers… what else? Suggestions are more than welcome.
Cartoon of the day
Via Gaping Void, which surely we all love:
Talk about nerdy. But that’s what this thing’s all about, people. If you think you’re coming to a snooty conference where people stand around silently sizing up who’s wearing the most punk-rock outfit, you’ll be sorely disappointed.
