Infected mushrom @ Burning man

Nearly fifty thousand people gather every year in early September, a week of economic rationality frameworks kiszakítva live. A nevada , a Black Rock City nevű ideiglenes városban aztán a fogyasztói társadalom minden bűne megkövetésének jelképeként, látványos pirotec hnikai show keretében elégetik a hatalmas fából ácsolt embert, a névadó Burning Man-t ( égő ember ). The Nevada desert, called the temporary Black Rock City in the consumer society, then a symbol for all sin megkövetésének, a spectacular fireworks show under the huge wooden man burn, Burning Man is the authors’ (burning man).

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A Burning Man fesztiválról beszámolót olvashat a HVG csütörtökön megjelenő számának 35. The Burning Man festival in the HVG on Thursday published a report about the number of 35th oldalán, és további képeket nézhet meg itt. side, and additional images to look here.
Előzőleg rasztás, tetovált, színes göncökbe öltözött jómódú amerikaiak tömegesen vásárolnak a nevadai Reno városában, amely az utolsó nagyobb település a Black Rock sivatag felé vezető úton. Previously rasztás, tattooed, dressed in colorful göncökbe wealthy Americans to buy a massive city of Reno, Nevada, which is the last major town in the Black Rock desert road. A fogyasztói társadalom kritikáját alapeszméjéül választó Burning Man fesztiválon ugyanis a kávén és a jégen kívül semmiért nem lehet fizetni. The critique of consumer society alapeszméjéül Selection of the Burning Man festival is the ice coffee, and nothing can not be paid. Ezen kívül tilos mindennemű reklám, hirdetés és kereskedelmi tevékenység; emiatt a résztvevők valósággal letarolják a környező települések boltjait. In addition, prohibited any advertising, advertising and commercial activity, therefore, the participants seemed letarolják shops in the surrounding communities. Sőt, a sivatagi túlélős bulira külön iparág épült ki. Indeed, the desert túlélős bulira separate industry has been built up.

A Burning Manre ugyanis az utolsó sörig és rágcsálnivalóig a résztvevőknek mindent maguknak kell megvásárolniuk előre, ezért a közértek mellett vízfeltöltő állomások, autómosók, kempingboltok, partyruha és -kellék üzletek, s még ki tudja, mi minden segíti a sivatagba készülőket. The Burning Manral since the last sörig and rágcsálnivalóig the participants themselves have to buy everything in advance, so by filling the grocery stations, car washes, kempingboltok, partyruha and accessory stores, and who knows what might help in the desert készülőket. A Burning Man “közgazdasági elveit” körülíró gift economy -t ( ajándékgazdaság ) a résztvevők olyannyira komolyan veszik, hogy az amúgy a világ táncterein emelt áron árult kábítószereket is ingyen megosztják egymással. The Burning Man “economic principles” gift economy is paraphrased (ajándékgazdaság) the participants are so seriously that the already raised prices in the world táncterein sold drugs to free exchange.

Psy night closed by police

Norwich UK

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A Norwich licensee has accused police of over-reacting for shutting down her bar early after a customer was allegedly found in possession of a large quantity of drugs.

Officers were called to The Regal on Dereham Road, which was hosting a dance music event, at about 2.30am on Sunday after a man was searched and ejected by security staff.

Licensee Sarah Ladi said police had then ordered the event to close early, despite its 5am licence, because of fears that other people in venue might also have drugs.

The Regal is understood to have closed at about 3.30am. Mrs Ladi said she felt it was unfair that the venue had been penalised for acting responsibility by ejecting the man and calling the police. She said she had made a formal complaint to the force.

“I think the police over-reacted. I believe their job was to come and arrest that person and that should have been it,” she said.

“I was quite willing for officers to go in and carry out some random searches.”

The Regal was hosting a first birthday party for a psy trance club night event called Psychology, organised by outside promoters, which was to feature DJs specially flown in from Ibiza.

“It was a really good night. People had come from Cambridge and London. Everybody was behaving themselves but one person has spoiled their fun,” said Mrs Ladi, who estimated the early shut-down had cost about £1,000 in lost takings.

“We’re a normal community pub. These events are once a fortnight,” she said.

“It’s the first time we’ve had a 5am licence. We’re doing these tings to keep ourselves afloat.

“We’re not shut down – we got closed early for the night. We are not a venue that drug users can come to. I know the police have to do their job but we’re a business trying to keep people in work. I think it’s bang out of order.”

Mrs Ladi said about 250 people were in the venue, having paid £5 in advance or £7 on the door. She estimated about 80 per cent had been searched for drugs, but said security staff were not permitted to search “personal areas”.

A police spokesman was unable to confirm whether any arrest had been made, but said: “Officers from Norfolk Constabulary carried out a visit at the premises in the early hours of Sunday morning following information received from the public and an investigation is on-going.”

“An event at the premises was closed down early; however, the premises were not closed down and remain open.”

Out Of The Ordinary UK Line up

Out of the Ordinary, the East Sussex eco-conscious, family-friendly festival that coincides with the September 2009 autumn equinox, is announcing the line-up that will be appearing on its three music stages, featuring a truly eclectic mix of world-class music ranging from folk to 80s chart-topping electro-pop, with virtually every other music style imaginable along the way.

Names particularly worth watching include psy trance acts Eat Static, Zub Zub and Celt Islam, and other hotly tipped artists such as The Dolmen, the sonic wizardy of Banco De Gaia and some blistering ska and dub from festival favourites, King Porta Stomp. There is also a chance to travel back to the 80s with the acclaimed M – Pop Music (‘talk about …’).

Like all seven areas of the festival, the Out of the Ordinary music arena is named after one of the seven chakras – the throat chakra, represented by the colour blue – and features two outdoor stages – the Ootopia Stage and the Peace Stage – as well as the indoor Euphoria Bar. The full-line-up for the outdoor stages is listed below, while the Euphoria bar hosts Brighton’s own Slackers Convention and Play group.

The throat chakra music arena is staged by Sean Creed, White Hart Productions and Urban Sedated Fair Trade Music, as well as Out of the Ordinary. Live music plays till 11pm and DJ sets until 1am. The Euphoria Bar is open to 11pm, complimenting the music with local organic ales, ciders and spirits. Aiming for a zero-carbon impact, the stages and Euphoria bar are powered by solar panels, wind generators and pure plant oil.

Speaking from the festival site, where stage-building is well under way, festival director Stuart Mason said: “Out of the Ordinary is all about the vibe, which starts with fantastic music. This year we’ve gone out of our way to cater for every possible taste, from blues to breakbeat, rock to reggae and folk to funk, psy, trance, dub, ska and virtually everything else acoustic and electric that western and world music can offer.”

The full line-up of confirmed acts includes:-
Eat Static, The Dolmen, Banco De Gaia, Celt Islam, The Sysiphians, Turiya, Ten Ton Tongue, Subsource, King Porta Stomp, The Bobby McGees, Eugene Machine, Victoria Burke, Jenny Stanley, Wob, Honky Dub, Pog, The Fork Handles, Judge Trev, Bernice Mc Donald, Bruise, The Special K’s, Project Mayhem, Kovak, Unity & Division, The Pentacle Drummers, Brighton Barulho, Ocean Reid, The Laylanas, Sandy Yidaki, Zub Zub, Brighton Jams, Free Peace, Gaia, Lee Harris meets River Styx, Maya, Meri, New Rising, Vaughan King, Weird Sleeping Kittens, Wide Eyed Order, Wobbly Squadron, Yearnerbabies, Tribal Vibe Management, Slackers Convention, Playgroup. More may be added.

Tickets for Out of the Ordinary – which takes place at Knockhatch Farm, near Hailsham, East Sussex – start from a 3 day adult camping pass at £65, a 1 day ticket at £30 and a child ticket at £10. Tickets can be bought online from http://www.outoftheordinaryfestival.com/ . Tickets may also be available at the gate but prices increase as the weekend approaches. Beachdown and Big Green Gathering ticket-holders may still be able to get advance discounted tickets: details are at http://www.outoftheordinaryfestival.com/ but no discounted tickets will be available on the gate.

Journalists interested in covering the festival should call Stuart Mason on 07876 528 061 or email stu@outoftheordinaryfestival.com . Alternatively, they may contact the Press Dispensary press office on 0845 430 4433.

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Notes for editors
Out of the Ordinary is a green, family-friendly festival set in the heart of Sussex and timed – over the three days of September 18-20, 2009 – to culminate in a celebration of the Autumn equinox sunrise. This is its third year.

It has seven separate arenas named for the seven chakras, offering not only plenty of live music on multiple stages but speakers, mystery schooling, healing, a family arena and a circus arena. At its heart is a modern stone circle that is being built as a working observatory and aligned to the equinox sunrise.

The festival’s eco-credentials include the powering of its stages and performance bar by solar panels, wind generators and pure plant oil, and a general intent to create as little environmental impact as possible, with compost toilets and a zero waste policy.

The full address is Knockhatch Farm, Hailsham Bypass, Hailsham, BN27 3GD. The gates open from 7.30am on Friday September 18, 2009.

The festival website is at http://www.outoftheordinaryfestival.com

For further information, please contact:
Stuart Mason, festival director, Out Of The Ordinary Festival
Tel: 07876 528 061 / 01273 688 788
Email: info@outoftheordinaryfestival.com
Site: http://www.outoftheordinaryfestival.com

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