OSLO <3 OSLO <3 OSLO <3

Friday the 13th equals party time!
(I remember last time I DJ'ed @ Friday the 13th. The power went out @ 01:30 and there was nothing 2 do with it. aaaww..Spasibar.)

Ung Flukt (DK)
Cyber Puppy 007 (NO)
Gaute Drevdal (NO)
Ivan Brodey (FN/US)

Some friends invited me to play @ their party this friday. Is gonna be great I think. Party till 9 in the morning?

more info here or here

WARM UP WIV THESE:

Wong boys - git ur fuk on (DJ Illo rmx) mp3

Esser - Work it out (The Very best club mix) mp3

Chopped And Screwed - Oxycotton (mp3)

Ja Rule - Always on time (Kazey & Bulldog B-more lova mix) mp3

Jeg burde virkelig forberede meg til presentasjon for kommunen førstkommende onsdag. Men jeg klarer ikke å konsentrere meg etter at jeg har blitt opplyst via KK at:

DETTE ER UT I VÅR (faen az..)

what is to be done?

3010 - KHAL ALLAN + KID KISHORE

AMAN BASS HAYER - KID KISHORE

2nite in Romsa

Happy 6th of February!!!!!

2day is the day of the Sami people (the indiginous people of norway) We're going to celebrate here in Romsa! meanwhile I figure out how to obtain* sami blood in my veins..

Šatta varraaddi - "Become a blood donor" by Geir Tore Holm


Gula Sámi (The Saami Anthem) - Niko Valkeapää

TO OBTAIN PERMISSION // PLING

MY GOOD FRIEND INGVILD IS SHOWING ON OSLO FASHION WEEK

THURSDAY THE 12TH.
IS GONNA BE TIGHT AND CROWDY SO B THERE EARLY IF YA WANNA GET IN.
IF ITS FULL YOU SHOULD DEF COME 2 THE PARTY LATER THAT NIGHT
@ FISK & VILT.
SIRI SKIPP & BLOWITZ ARE DJING 2ghtr WITH THE BIG BLACK DOT.
(and maybe Dj Cyber Puppy 2? I heard some rumours concerning free drinx 4 tje djs...)

AND YEAH. ME AND ALENEMOR MADE HER THESE PHOTOS. ALENEMOR MODELING AND ME SNAPPING. TEAM WORK.
WHO NEED REAL MODELS N-E-WAY?

Slavoj Žižek on love

the forces of democracy must counter this violence of sovereignty but not as its polar opposite in symmetrical fashion.

The new possibilities for democracy are confronted by the obstacle of war. As we saw in part 1, our contemporary world is characterized by a generalized, permanent global civil war by the constant threat of violence that effectively suspends democracy. Not only does the permanent state of war suspend democracy infinitely; the existence of new pressures and possibilities of democracy are answered by the soverign powers with war. War acts as mechanism of containment. As the balance tips in the relationship of soverignity, every nondemocratic power

tends to need war and violence as its basis. The modern relationship between politics and war has thus been inverted. War is no lohas thus been invertednger an instrument at the disposal of political powers to be used in limited instances, but rather war itself tends to define the foundation of the political system. War tends to become a form of rule. This shift is reflected, as we argued in part 1, in the mechanisms of the legitimation of violence employed by the soverign powers. Violence tends no longer to be legitimated on the basis of legal structures or even moral principles. Rather the lgitimation of violence tends only to come after the fact, based on the effect of the violence, its capacities to create and maintain order. From this perspective too we can see that the modern order of priority has been reversed: violence comes first as basis and political or moral negotiation follows on its results. The emergence of the possibilities of democracy has forced sovereignty to adopt ever purer forms of domination and violence.

Michael Hardt talks about L♥ve pt.1

Dude!

"There is an ancient legend that might serve to illuminate the future life of communist militancy: that of Saint Francis of Assisi. Consider his work. To denounce the poverty of the multitude he adopted that common condition and discovered there the ontological power of a new society. The communist militant does the same, identifying in the common condition of the multitude its enormous wealth. Francis in opposition to nascent capitalism refused every instrumental discipline, and in opposition to the mortification of the flesh (in poverty and in the constituted order) he posed as a joyous life, including all of being and nature, the animals, sister moon, brother sun, the birds of the field, the poor and exploited humans, together against the will of power and corruption. Once again in postmodernity we find ourselves in Francis's situation, posing against the misery of power the joy of being. This is a revolution that no power will control - because biopower and communism, cooperation and revolution remain together, in love, simplicity, and also innocence. This is the irrepressible lightness and joy of being communist."

Michael Hardt & Antonio Negri - "The Multitude Against Empire"