For those that remember "Bits & Bytes" and "The Academy on Computers" that aired on TVOntario in 1983, I have some great news! While sadly Jim Butterfield passed away in 2007, co-host of the Academy, Jack Livesley, is still around and will be coming to the Personal Computer Museum (http://www.pcmuseum.ca) in Brantford, Ontario, Canada to do a live Q&A Saturday November 15, 2014 at 1:00 PM EST. For those that are not aware, the Personal Computer Museum is a not-for-profit and the only interactive personal computer museum in Canada. It is also home to Canada's largest videogame collection (over 15,000 games and counting) and also home to the largest known collection of CED video discs too! The visit is of significance to me personally because Jack was one of the people that inspired me to choose computers as a career path. He will be accompanied by Karl Hildon, who was the editor of "Transactor" magazine which folks that loved Commodore computers will definitely remember as well. Directions and more information can be found on our website. For a glimpse at Jack and more details on the event, please see http://pcmuseum.ca/jacklivesley.asp Admission is free although donations of electronics and money are always appreciated!