Aberrant PR

Montreal - 9th July 2008

Popuload Software announced today the release of its new messaging product, Digital Memo. Designed for managers, CEO’s or anyone communicating to a team of staff, Digital Memo distributes messages to employees without the dialogue e-mail or other messaging systems create.

“There are times when a message is better suited to be communicated one-way to the employee, rather than the current office standards such as email and other two-way communication methods that allow for an open dialogue,” says Popuload Software founder Alex Furness.

Digital Memo does just that, sending the message directly to the employees’ desktops, without the option to talkback. Here’s how it works: Digital Memo integrates the RSS feed distributed with your blog, notifying anyone who has the Digital Memo Reader installed of each new blog post. This allows for those in management to use their blog as a tool to send memos digitally. Read the rest of this entry »

Corporal Jeffrey A. Bodner was selected to receive the IODE Police Community Relations Award. He received this award in Victoria at the Provincial Annual Meeting of IODE in BC.

Corporal Bodner has served in the RCMP for 26 years. He has also worked actively in the community as an avid Scout leader, hockey and basketball coach. He has helped to establish both the First Battleford and the First Mountain Scout troops. during his ten year of scout leadership he has mentored many youth assisting them in earn their badges, particularly in canoeing and boating safety.

Corporal Bodner is an accomplished Elvis tribute artist. Through this talent he has assisted many charities and fundraisers. Especially benefiting BC Children’s Hospital by collecting pledges in 2001 and 2002 for the challenge when he undertook the challenge of climbing Mt Kilimanjaro in Tanzania, Africa. Bodner assisted raising $18,000.00.

For the past seven years Bodner has opened the Penticton Peach City Beach Cruise (PCBC) International Car Show and Shine. Several thousands of dollars have been donated to the BC Children’s Hospital from this event.

In December 2006 Corporal Bodner volunteered to bring the “Mountie Stomp” a special fundraiser to assist leukemia and blood disorder research, to Chilliwack. With the assistance of fellow workers and community members over $15,000.00 was raised.

Bodner takes pride in his duties as an RCMP and enjoys representing them in his Red Serge at many special events promoting good community relations in many Lower Mainland communities. He has frequently sang the National Anthem at these events.