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"Proudly presented by Anthropomorphic Productions - Freyja & Fusion - 12th and 13th of September"

A lifestyle and community event aimed at celebrating the incredible local and interstate talent within our wonderful community.

Freyja flew over the earth, sprinkling mountain dew and summer sunlight behind her. She shook spring flowers from her golden hair and wept tears which turned to gold, or to amber at sea. She was so beautiful that she was wooed and pursued by all living creatures.

Here are the details:

Come along to Freyja & Fusion and enjoy the Frivolity and Folly of a weekend in Spring. We have an array of different music in store, entertainment, veritable vivacious visuals, decore delights and food included within the ticket price!

This party also has a dress up theme, so please either come dressed like Vikings, hence the use of Freyja or in whatever you like. The more who dress up, the more fun this will be

As part of making this a comfortable and enjoyable experience for all, we will be including dinner in the ticket price. All people who purchase a ticket will be given two armbands at the door, one for entry and one for food. Once you have collected your dinner for the evening, the second armband will be removed.

We also have the privilege of the Under Canvas Cafe being in attendance. They will be selling organic coffee, chai and lovely organic cakes and treats.

All tickets sold to Freyja & Fusion will be presold only. No tickets will be available on the door at this point in time.

Ticket pricing and details will be out next week.

Flyer is on the way, awaiting the final confirmation of a few artists, etc.

Lineup (so far, still a couple more to confirm):

Ghettafunkt (Omelette Records)
Dr Zaius (Dadastream Publishing)
Dakini (Omelette Records)
Ribery (Disconekta)
Fungalicious (Disconekta)
Phil N The Missing Bits

The Jimi Homeless Experience - Hobo Child LIVE

also- claymation Jimi Homeless by ViolentPlayground

Jimi live@Monterey

anti-drug commercial starring Jimi Homeless

The Jimi Homeless Experience> http://www.jimihomeless.com/

ViolentPlayground> http://www.violentplayground.com/

MK-ULTRA Records> http://www.mkultrarecords.com/

FBs edit: I saw a similar "time coupon" concept on TV the other day... I think from S.Korea... couldn't find any references to it online, unfortunately, but I did find this Estonian version. Triple J's HACK show also did a story a year or two back on a similar crew operating in the ACT, but the name of that group escapes me, too... anyway, sweet concept!

From dog-walking to rubbish clearance, civic-minded Estonians can now draw on a virtual Bank of Happiness which trades in good deeds. Anjana Ahuja reports from Tallinn:

On one level, it was just a haircut. Peeter, a middle-aged IT manager, entrusted his diminishing locks to Nele, a young craftswoman armed with goodwill and a pair of scissors. By all accounts, Peeter was delighted with his newly shorn pate. On another level, though, the clash of keratin against blades that took place in a Tallinn apartment last month was historic. For the cut was given free, with no exchange of cash or other payment, and is recorded as the first official transaction carried out by the Bank of Happiness in Estonia.

Unlike Eesti Pank (the Bank of Estonia) — a giant, gravel-coloured building that evokes the stern spirit of the Soviet Union — the Bank of Happiness has no carved wooden doors, imposing pillars or marble floors. Not a single Estonian kroon will sully its accounts, for it is a virtual bank that will trade purely on good deeds.

To become a client, an Estonian must register online, listing the useful things that he can do for others (eg, grocery shopping, walking a dog, fixing cars) and those that he would like done unto him (eg, having a suit darned or windows cleaned). The “bank” — really an internet portal to allow the civic-minded across Estonia to network altruistically with each other — will formally open for business in May. Professor Martin Seligman, a psychologist at the University of Pennsylvania, calls it “a creative idea, worth following closely”.