Sony Computer Entertainment and Sony Network Entertainment have made arrangements with CSIdentity to offer Global ID Protector to eligible PlayStation Network and Qriocity account holders in Canada who are concerned about identity theft.

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Sony has arranged, at no charge to eligible PlayStation Network and Qriocity account holders, for twelve months of this service to be provided by CSIdentity to those who choose to enroll. In order to be eligible, account holders must be residents of Canada with active accounts as of April 20, 2011.

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Sony Computer Entertainment and Sony Network Entertainment International have made arrangements with CSIdentity to offer identity theft protection at no cost to Canadian and some Latin American (Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia, Chile, and Peru) PlayStation Network and Qriocity account holders for 12 months from the time an account holder registers for the program. This program is scheduled to begin August 8th and you will have 60 days to enroll (October 6 deadline).

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SCEA will be contacting Canadian and Latin American PSN account holders via email beginning Monday, August 8.

http://www.bclocalnews.com/news/128886793.html

Published: September 01, 2011 8:00 AM
Updated: September 01, 2011 4:00 PM

More than a dozen high-end vehicles spotted southbound on Highway 99 at speeds estimated at up to 200 km/h were seized in South Surrey and White Rock Wednesday.

White Rock RCMP Const. Janelle Shoihet said police in the two communities were tasked to assist Deas Island RCMP, after the highway patrol fielded several complaints regarding the fast-paced vehicles coming out of the Massey Tunnel around 3:30 p.m.

All 13 of the vehicles – a Ferrari, two Maserati Turismos, three Lamborghini Gallardos, an Audi R8, three Nissan GT-Rs, a Mercedes SL63, a Mercedes SLS and an Aston Martin DB9 – were travelling "well over the posted speed limit," Shoihet said.

It's estimated the vehicles have a combined value of nearly $3 million.

"Some of these, we've only seen in movies," Shoihet said.

Witnesses on the highway reported seeing on several occasions two of the luxury cars travelling side-by-side then slowing down to allow two other vehicles in front of them to race.

Surrey RCMP stopped six of the vehicles; White Rock officers stopped another seven along Johnston Road, at Russell and Roper Avenues.

The drivers – all 20 years old and younger from Richmond and Vancouver, including 12 males and one female, according to police – face non-criminal charges of driving without due consideration for others.

They are each to be fined $196, and their vehicles have been impounded for seven days.

Police concede the penalties may not be enough of a deterrent to prevent those involved from repeating their actions in the future.

"It's hard to say," said Supt. Norm Gaumont, of the Lower Mainland Traffic Services. "You're talking about young males, and obviously, they have a lot of money.

"Hopefully, it'll teach them a lesson."

Gaumont noted six of the 13 drivers cited did not have their full Class 5 licences, some displaying 'N's on the back of their vehicles. Police will be in contact with the office of the superintendent of motor vehicles to suggest the licences of all those involved be reviewed, he added.

He said only one driver, an 18-year-old, was listed as a registered owner.

Gaumont noted that while street racing is not rare in the Lower Mainland, the sheer number of vehicles involved in Wednesday's incident is unique.

"This is the first time we've heard of it," he said. "It's very unusual to be seeing this kind of racing, that time of day."

Witnesses who saw the luxury-car lineup and that police aftermath told Peace Arch News the drivers seemed "pretty nonchalant," and were disrespectful of officers.

One woman said she saw rude hand gestures, and another passerby said there was no obvious sense of remorse.

"One group of kids… they were denying that they had been racing," said Donna Passmore. "The cop, as I was walking by, was giving them a real dressing-down. They weren't embarrassed."

Passmore said she hopes all those involved have their driver's licences revoked.

"(Authorities) have got to make an example and show that they really will exercise zero tolerance," she said.

Gaumont said while police would like to lay criminal charges, it is unlikely in this case, given that all the evidence they have is from third-party witnesses.

Anyone who saw the vehicles on the highway who hasn't already spoken to police is asked to call their local police station. In Surrey, call 604-599-0502; in White Rock, 778-593-3600.



Aston Martin DB9
Aston Martin DB9
Aston Martin DB9




now, thats something...

http://helablog.com/2010/11/300000-...up-for-auction/

http://autos.sympatico.ca/auto-news...r-street-racing

哈哈 ∼∼∼ 一個朋友的 BMW M6....

現在要是開好車超速、街頭賽車，當場被抓，罰單很便宜，只要加幣＄300，但是車子馬上

被扣拍賣，由 ICBC 分 1/3 的拍賣價，隔年保費翻 2 倍以上，駕照吊扣時間按照是否

肇事、違規次數等情節來決定。

湯米 po 的這個很特殊，應該有什麼八卦內幕，為甚麼沒有拍賣車子？因為這一攤，

ICBC 可以進帳好幾十萬說。。。。。。。他們也才被扣車 7 天

可能是沒有 100%的證據
法庭上會輸到破產

http://news.ca.msn.com/local/britis...ded-in-west-van

Two street-racing teenagers have had their high-end vehicles impounded and face charges after police clocked them going more than 140 km/h in West Vancouver, police say.

A police officer spotted the cars on Cypress Bowl Road just after 10 a.m. PT Friday going 143 km/h in a 60 km/h zone, said Cpl. Jag Johal.

“The driver of the BMW sped past the officer in an attempt to elude,” said Johal. “The driver of the Porsche made an evasive manoeuvre by pulling a u-turn and fleeing the away from the officer.”

Johal said the BMW was located in a ditch with about $15,000 damage and the Porsche was located at a nearby school.

Both vehicles were impounded for street racing and the two 17-year-old novice drivers were prohibited from driving for 15 days.

Police will be recommending the charges of excessive speeding and failing to stop for police, said Johal.

RCMP impounded 13 vehicles, including a Ferrari, three Lamborghinis and two Maseratis after an alleged large-scale street race Wednesday afternoon southbound on Highway 99, south of Vancouver.

The estimated value of the impounded cars was $2 million.

The average age of the 13 drivers was about 20, police said.


After they pass that stupid law, I try hard not to speed

什麼時候逃溫哥華警察這麼難了？

因為現在有直升機?

http://www.futureshop.ca/CATALOG/ca...=HeadphonesBOGO

FS BOGO for Sennheiser and Klipsch headphones till Sept 6th 2011


might be a good deal for some of you

sales starts in 13 hrs

in the RED FLAG deal

av8d is talking about the Sennhesier HD 25
so that will be a killer deal