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Playing Starcraft II Can Help Sick Kids
You know there were going to do it anyway, but Ragequit.tv, is going to play Starcraft II for 48 hours straight. The reason this is even noteworthy is that they're doing it for charity.
48 Hours for Minerals is the name of the effort, and there will be an ongoing webcast showing various members of the team playing the game, hosting tourneys, interviews, and also asking you to do your part by donating to the Child's Play charity. The organization raises money in order to buy toys and other items for kids in hospitals.
Here's a link to the livestream, and here's a link to the Child's Play website.
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