BIFF: Yuri's Night celebration, with _The Dish_ April 14, 2006

BIFF (Burrard Inlet Fan Fellowship, a weekly meet-up of science fiction & fantasy fans) this Friday 14 April will celebrate Yuri's Night (a couple of days late) by watching _The Dish_, a sweet and funny film from Australia, starring the radio telescope which was used to capture telemetry from the first Apollo moon landing.

("What's Yuri's Night?" Yuri?s Night is the global celebration of human space travel, held annually on April 12. Yuri?s Night commemorates both the historic first flight of Cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin on April 12, 1961, as well as the launch of the first Space Shuttle (STS-1) exactly 20 years later. )

COST: Free to attend (though BIFF has an informal agreement with the restaurant that everyone orders something)

RSVP: Not necessary; just show up. This is a regular Friday gathering. BIFF is the group in front of the restaurant's wall screen.

About BIFF: Burrard Inlet Fan Fellowship is a weekly Friday informal gathering in North Vancouver for people who are fans of science fiction, fantasy, or things related, no matter how casual the interest. So, if you live in North or West Vancouver (or the Sunshine Coast, or for that matter, Vancouver, Burnaby, New Westminster, Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, Port Moody, Surrey, Richmond, or anywhere in the Lower Mainland), and would like to hang out with other fans on a Friday night, drop in to the Eighties Restaurant starting at 6:30 pm.

Official Website: http://biff.digitaldoodles.com/calendar.html