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  • IBM FITT #Melbourne FREE Networking Event – Feb 23, 2010 #geekgirl

    IBM FITT Melbourne FREE Networking Event – Feb 23

    Hmmmmmm, senior female IBM executives…

       – Janet Matton – IBM Vice President Sales Operations And Executive
       – Nicole Crooks  – IBM Vice President, SO & Global Technology Services
       – Robyn Woodley – IBM Client Director BHP
       – Jane Chen  – IBM Executive IT Architect

    The IBM panel will discuss matters related to their careers in the ICT industry, and the challenges and opportunities they see for business in 2010 and beyond.

    After the presentations we will have question time for the audience to ask questions to the panel and then networking time and refreshments.

    For more information, goto FITT website<>
    (Females in Information Technology & Telecommunications)
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    Date & Times:
    Tuesday 23 February 2010
    Arrive: 5.30pm
    Finish: 7.30pm

    Venue:
    The Arts Centre
    Level 8, 100 St Kilda Road, Melbourne

    The Arts Centre is a couple of minutes walk from Flinders Street Station
    Or take any tram (except tram no.1) along St Kilda Road and disembark at the
    Arts Centre. Stop number 14.

  • Push Over #musical event #Melbourne March 7, 2010


    The Push’s signature all ages live music festival Push Over returns to The Abbotsford Convent (Melbourne) on Sunday 7 March, 2010. As always, Push Over will feature over 30 acts across four stages, and some of the best current crop or upcoming “next big things” on the Australian indie rock, hardcore and hip hop scene! Now in its 18th year, Push Over provides one of the hottest and freshest summer line ups on offer – as voted by young people from around the state!

    Live acts for the 2010 event include: 50 Lions, Break Even, Built on Secrets, City Escape, Dash & Will, Heroes for Hire, Horrorshow, I Explode Like, Kisschasy, Lovers Grave, The Mission In Motion, The Sundance Kids, Urthboy, Wherewolves, Yacht Club DJs, Young Heretics and Yves Klein Blue; plus nine FReeZA Push Start battle of the bands Regional Final Winners, and multiple MCs, DJs and break-dancers battling it out in the Push It hip hop arena.

    Keeping the event way more affordable and accessible than other music festivals thanks to the generosity of the bands, the ticket price will remain at just $30 presale ($40 on the door, if not sold out). Tickets from www.moshtix.com.au, www.oztix.com.au & Ticketek 132 849

    For more info head to www.thepush.com.au, call (03) 9380 1277 or email push@thepush.com.au
    Push Over is proudly supported by The Push, triple j, FReeZA, FReeZACentral and Victoria Rocks.

  • @Alex Burns, the man is a beast!

  • SquatFest #Film Festival is on again

    It’s the TENTH year of The SquatFest Film Festival

    The basic info is:

    *21 Feb, 730pm (same time and day as TROPFEST)

    *Secret exciting venue (check our website on the day for location)
    [could be anywhere but more likely Sydney]
    *BYO films and videos to show

    *Do get in touch if you want to help out with organising (dog knows we need it!) on info@squatspace.com

  • Tweeting Dog Collar Posts Your Dog’s Movements to Twitter

    Mattel is about to launch a toy that will brighten the lives of some dog lovers — but act as a sign of the coming apocalypse for folks who aren’t so keen on cute pet gimmicks. It’s called Puppy Tweet, and it gives your dog the ability to send Twitter updates about what he or she is doing.

    Well, sort of.

    The collar detects when your dog moves or make a sound, then randomly selects one of 500 pre-written tweets to post to Twitter. Your dog has to be within a reasonable distance of the room with your computer in it, though; the tweets are sent wirelessly from the collar to a USB receiver that has to be plugged into a supported Internet-connected device.

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  • John Waters #Melbourne show

    Brilliantly entertaining filmmaker, writer and shock auteur supremo , John Waters will perform his glorious one man show,’ This Filthy World’ in Melbourne.  America’s royal raconteur and director of cult film classics such as Pink Flamingos, Hairspray, Cry Baby and Polyester, Waters is famous and infamous as the “Pope of Trash”.  Focusing on Waters’ fascination with true crime, exploitation films, fashion lunacy and the extremes of the contemporary art world, this joyously devious monologue elevates all that is trashy in life into a call to arms to “filth followers” everywhere.

    ‘This Filthy World’ is an essential experience for anyone interested in how not  to make a movie, how to become famous (read infamous) and how to shock and make people laugh.

    John Waters “This Filthy World”
    Saturday 27 February @ 8.30pm
    the Arts Centre, Hamer Hall, Melbourne
    bookings  1300 182 183  or www.theartscentre.com.au

  • Triple M to launch #AC/DC digital radio station

    Austereo’s Triple M is launching digital radio station, High Voltage Radio, (MIX 94.5) featuring songs and content dedicated to Australian rock band AC/DC.

    It will go to air for four weeks until the end of AC/DC’s national tour and will be broadcast on DAB+ and online at mix.com.au, High Voltage will be the fourth Digital Radio offering from Austereo and will air for four weeks until the end of AC/DC’s national tour.

    AC/DC songs featured will include their big hits, lesser known tracks, live versions and archived Triple M interviews.

  • Momoyo Torimitsu Miyata Jiro Performance #Melbourne #robotics

    Watch as life-size robotic businessman Miyata Jiro crawls his way commando-style through the Melbourne CBD battlefield like so many before him.  Tended to by his lovely nurse artist Momoyo Torimitsu – performances are not to be missed!

    12 February 2010,  from 6:30pm – beginning at The Sofitel Melbourne on Collins, 25 Collins St, Melbourne

    13 February 2010, the Arts Centre Precinct – check out experimenta.org for times!

    15 February 2010, Collins Street– check out experimenta.org for times!