Quick notice to let you all know that the Doctor Who club is having a Dinner at the Sphinx tonight, all are welcome to attend, new faces and not-as-new faces.
Starts at 7pm at the Sphinx Hotel, 2 Thompson rd.
Also, don't forget for those that haven't yet we do have the following online SFFiG groups for you to join:
Please find
information below about our year long course with Lucy Sussex at the Victorian
Writers’ Centre. It would be very appreciated if you could promote this to
interested members via your networks.
Many thanks
Kind regards
Mary Napier
VWC Program Manager
Ph. 9654 9068
Fax. 9654 4751
(Available Tuesday to Friday,
10am - 5pm)
2009 IS YOUR YEAR OF WRITING
UNLESS
SPECIFIED OTHERWISE, ALL EVENTS ARE HELD AT THE VICTORIAN WRITERS’ CENTRE, 1ST
FLOOR NICHOLAS BG, 37 SWANSTON ST, MELBOURNE. BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL FOR ALL
EVENTS. PH. 9654 9068
The Year of
Speculative Fiction – the SF Novel Challenge
With Lucy Sussex
Course:Speculative
fiction is all around us: in film, TV and the prognostications of Earth’s
future. It can vary from alternate worlds (Nazis win WW2), to near-future
thrillers, supernatural romances, space opera (Star Trek novels) and
dispatches from the frontiers of the human imagination. The challenge, in this series
of workshops, is to write a speculative fiction novel in 2009, workshop it and
learn how to market it – even sell it! Award-winning writer Lucy Sussex hosts
the challenge, which includes guest spots from editors, publishers and
publicists. Lucy Sussex is a writer in various genres, including
speculative fiction. She has won Ditmar and Aurealis awards, and been
shortlisted for the World Fantasy Guild and IGHW (International Guild of Horror
Writers) awards. To
be eligible, sample chapters and story outlines are required to be submitted by
Monday 2 March (max 1000 words).
Hiya,
If no-one else comes up with a viable option, you can always try St Laurnece Family Stores in Torquay Rd in Grovedale (next to Johhny Majors.) I volunteer there, and know that we get many tvs, they are only tested for electrical safety and basic functionality, but we do offer a refund if any electrical items are faulty, as long as the item is returned within a reasonable time (a few weeks) and you keep the receipt. We are one of the few (if not the only) op-shops to carry electrical goods, because we have a tester on staff (via head office.) I say YAY to the idea of a tv, with a view (har, har, unintended pun) to opening the group to movie or series watching (ugh, excuse the sentence construction please.)
If you want the tv brand, spanking new, I have contacts at JB, which gives you another option. Glad to see you plugging away with the ideas, because I'd love to see SFFIG succeed, and grow to encompass a larger membership, with loads of interesting and fun activities to share.
PS, I have a bunch of eager friends, raring to go for the next trivia night. (not the Dr Who one, the other one) Apparently they had a ball last time, and will bring extras to the next one. Just thought I'd make the idea worhtwhile for your consideration.
ciao
Carmel
To: SFFiG@... From: grombek@... Date: Mon, 5 Jan 2009 12:13:08 +0000 Subject: [SFFiG] The Golden Age of SFFiG
Greetings all, Happy New Year and a Joyous Religious Festive Period of Your Preference. With the new year comes a new beginning once again for SFFiG and it's time that those of us in charge (ie me) got behind myself and give myself a big boot in the necessary sections so that SFFiG can claim it's rightful place in the history books!
So here's the plan: SFFiG currently has in it's ownership - Money. This money _could_ be spent on the betterment of the club, by means of a television set. If we were to have a TV owed by the club it would mean we can then run weekly / fortnightly evenings of TV/movie nights, which I personally would love to do. It would mean we can have regular meets and any bigger events (trivia, games, etc.) can be organised instead of or around these regular meets. It can also help to attract new members as we can advertise a regular meeting time, and also is minimal organisation necessary, which helps in my currently busy and ever changing work schedule.
So if anyone has any suggestions of what or where to get a TV for a good deal please let us know. Guidelines for what the club eeds would be: Size - medium - big enough for a group of people to sit and watch together, but ot too big so is still easily transportable and storable. Cost - we can aim at around about a $200 range. We could go higher, but might take some more fudraising to do so first. Bear in mind I have a staff discount on all things ColesMyer related - anyone able to offer similar for relevant stores would be appreciated. Built in capabilities would be useful - though I do have a portable DVD player that I can led whenever necessary I beleive should be easy to hook up, it's only restriction is that it does not play certain copied discs, but is still quite useful for legitimate and some 'backed-up' discs.
Let's get this going soon so we can continue to share and expand our geeky worlds :-)
Greetings all, Happy New Year and a Joyous Religious Festive Period
of Your Preference.
With the new year comes a new beginning once again for SFFiG and it's
time that those of us in charge (ie me) got behind myself and give
myself a big boot in the necessary sections so that SFFiG can claim
it's rightful place in the history books!
So here's the plan: SFFiG currently has in it's ownership - Money.
This money _could_ be spent on the betterment of the club, by means
of a television set.
If we were to have a TV owed by the club it would mean we can then
run weekly / fortnightly evenings of TV/movie nights, which I
personally would love to do. It would mean we can have regular meets
and any bigger events (trivia, games, etc.) can be organised instead
of or around these regular meets. It can also help to attract new
members as we can advertise a regular meeting time, and also is
minimal organisation necessary, which helps in my currently busy and
ever changing work schedule.
So if anyone has any suggestions of what or where to get a TV for a
good deal please let us know. Guidelines for what the club eeds would
be:
Size - medium - big enough for a group of people to sit and watch
together, but ot too big so is still easily transportable and
storable.
Cost - we can aim at around about a $200 range. We could go higher,
but might take some more fudraising to do so first.
Bear in mind I have a staff discount on all things ColesMyer related -
anyone able to offer similar for relevant stores would be
appreciated.
Built in capabilities would be useful - though I do have a portable
DVD player that I can led whenever necessary I beleive should be easy
to hook up, it's only restriction is that it does not play certain
copied discs, but is still quite useful for legitimate and
some 'backed-up' discs.
Let's get this going soon so we can continue to share and expand our
geeky worlds :-)
~Ben
Yes, today (Sunday 23rd November) is the 45th anniversary of the first broadcast of Doctor Who!
I can't say that I was there when it aired, but I am proud to say the first episode I ever saw of Doctor Who was series 1, episode 1: An Unearthly Child with Susan, Ian, Barbara and of course William Hartnell as The Doctor.
So to celebrate this day, we are going to be hosting - along with the Doctor Who Club of Victoria - Doctor Who 45th Anniversary +6 Days!
There will be videos, games, trivia, as well as a variety of Doctor Who paraphernalia to purchase! There will also be a door prize, trivia prizes and a raffle.
The vitals:
When: Saturday 29th November, 1pm - 5pm
Where: Girl Guides Hall, 33 Myers St Geelong
Cost: $5 for members of SFFiG or DWCV $8 non-members.
Don't forget if you're not already a member of either club you are welcome to sign up on the day.
To celebrate the 45th anniversary (+6 days) since Doctor Who first aired, we're having a joint event with the Doctor Who Club of Victoria here in Geelong on the 29th of November from 1pm until about 5pm.
There will be trivia, games, videos, shopping and of course, prizes!
Entry $5 for members of SFFiG or the DWCV, $8 for non members.
Don't forget if you haven't yet signed up for SFFiG you can do so on the day - $20 single, $30 family. We are hoping to have our first newsletter out soon and membership cards are now available for pick up on the day for those that have already bought theirs.
You will also be able to sign up for membership to the Doctor Who Club of Victoria on the day if you want to, just see Judith for the details.
SFFIG & DWCV Combined Event
November 29th 12-5
Girl Guides Hall,
33 Myers St Geelong
Entry:
Non Members $8,
SFFiG & DWCV Members $5
Doctor Who Trivia, videos, things to buy, tea & coffee provided
Meeting update:
This will now be our Christmas Event, so come along and support the club!
There will be DVD's running, Merchandise and a mini auction.
Aussie Santa Clause will be there with goodies and surprises for all!
There will be some fun activities for the kids and hopefully a good
old Aussie BBQ.
So come along and have some fun! It should be a great day!
Ad the movie we will be seeing is: Journey to the Centre of the Earth!
So that makes it this Thursday at Village at 2:15pm. We'll meet up at or outside of Gifts for the Geek beforehand - I'll be there from 1:30 (I'm sure the arcade at least will be open this time).
We can retire to somewhere for coffee & chatter afterwards for those that have time.
Hiya Ben,
Sorry to not use the link, but am at work, and haven't got the time to figure out what I'm doing wrong when I get there, that won't allow me to reply. So, I'll reply here...
Much as I'd love to come to the pix, esp to see any of the mentioned films, but I am already spoken for on Thursday. Boo, hoo. As for the Friday night fiasco, ... I was considering canvassing the Emos, mall rats and other flotsam of the Mall, to see if any of them wanted to hang instead, but gave up on that idea as being very BAD. Better luck next time. I saw the humour in it though. ciao
Carmel
To: SFFiG@... From: grombek@... Date: Sun, 28 Sep 2008 21:55:00 +1000 Subject: [SFFiG] Revenge of SFFiG Meet
Firstly, apologies to all those who attended SFFiG Meet on Friday, or at least attempted to - as Centrepont was locked up shortly after 5pm. I've had a few messages from people who came along to be hurried out again by security guards. We won't be doing that at that time of day again :-)
So, to make up for this we're organising a last minute get together - a Movie at Village and coffee afterwards this Thursday around about midday.
Firstly, apologies to all those who attended SFFiG Meet on Friday, or at least attempted to - as Centrepont was locked up shortly after 5pm. I've had a few messages from people who came along to be hurried out again by security guards. We won't be doing that at that time of day again :-)
So, to make up for this we're organising a last minute get together - a Movie at Village and coffee afterwards this Thursday around about midday.
Please find information regarding our SF events
in October. It would be very appreciated if you could forward this information
on to interested members.
Kind Regards
Mary
Napier
Program
Manager
Victorian
Writers' Centre
Ph.
(03) 9654 9068
Fax.
(03) 9654 4751
(Available
Tuesday to Friday, 10am-5pm)
LAST DAYS TO BOOK!
OCTOBER WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS AT THE
VICTORIAN WRITERS’ CENTRE
WE ARE LOCATED AT 1ST FLOOR
NICHOLAS BLG, 1ST FLOOR 37 SWANSTON ST, MELBOURNE
BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL FOR ALL EVENTS
PHONE 9654 9068
Speculating Fiction
Sean Williams and Lucy Sussex in conversation with Paul
Collins
Panel: Host
and author, Paul Collins taps into the imaginary minds of award-winning writers
Sean Williams and Lucy Sussex as they discuss their literary careers and what
fuels their inspiration in the world of speculative fiction. Sean Williams is
the author of 25 novels and numerous short stories for readers of all ages,
including several set in the Doctor Who and Star Wars franchises,
and a seven-book fantasy series set in Australian landscapes. Lucy Sussex's
fiction includes The Penguin Friend (1989), Deersnake (1990), Black
Ice, The Revognase and The Scarlet Rider (1996). She has
written three short story collections, My Lady Tongue, A Tour Guide
in Utopia (2005) and Absolute Uncertainty (2006). She has also
compiled three anthologies for younger readers, The Patternmaker, The
Lottery (both 1994) and Shadow Alley (1996). She's Fantastical,
an anthology of Australian women's non-realist fiction, was shortlisted for the
2005 World Fantasy Award. Paul Collins is one of Australia's leading fantasy
and science fiction authors and has published over 120 books in both the trade
and education fields.
When: Friday 3 October, 6.30-8pm
Cost: $20, Members $15/$12
PLACES ARE STILL AVAILABLE. BOOK NOW!
Dismantling Science fiction - SF Intensive
with Sean Williams
Weekend Workshop:New York Times bestselling author Sean Williams
is also the award-winning author of 25 novels and numerous short stories for
readers of all ages, including several set in the Doctor Who and Star
Wars franchises, and a seven-book fantasy series set in Australian
landscapes. His latest book, Star
Wars: The Force Unleashed, debuted at #1 on the New York Times
hardback bestseller list. Explore the secrets of his success - and the
wonders of the universe - in a two-day intensive workshop for writers of
original science fiction and fantasy. Expect the unexpected. BYO imagination!
Participants need to email work samples (up to 1000 words)prior to the workshop
date. Submissions to program@...
When: Saturday & Sunday, 4-5 October, 10am-4pm
Cost: $250, Members $190/$170 Rating: 1+2
ONE PLACE AVAILABLE. PLEASE BOOK BY TUESDAY SEPTEMBER
30!
The Business of Writing
with Louise Connor, Nicolas Brasch and Isolde
Leuckenhausen
Course: This three-part course guides participants through
effective business planning and management as a writer. Louise Connor guides
you through Planning Your Career. Nicholas Brasch tackles the essential
elements in approaching publishers successfully and preparing The Proposal.
Lawyer Isolde Leuckenhausen takes you through The Contract, including
information on copyright, tax and the law. Louise Connor is the Victorian
Secretary of the Media, Entertainment & Arts Alliance. She is a journalist
by profession and spent three years freelancing before returning to work for
the MEAA union in late-2002. Nicolas Brasch has been a full-time freelance
writer for more than 10 years and is author of more than 200 published books
for children and young adults. He writes for both the corporate and the
publishing markets, and provides corporations with communications advice and
strategies. Isolde is a lawyer in a media, entertainment and communications
group. Her expertise is in intellectual property; pre-publication advice for
media organisations, publishers and authors; litigation; and film and
television production and development. She regularly provides seminars and
training in relation to media and communications law.
--- In SFFiG@..., "Ben Hughes" <grombek@...> wrote:
>
> Greetings all,
> We now have, for your enjoyment, SFFiG Forums!
> Sign on and you can see local events (SFFiG and otherwise), chat
about your
> favourite SF&F shows, books, movies, etc, get the latest news (all in
> specially encased spoiler threads) and generally socialise in an
arguably
> non-social manner!
> Do it now!
> http://z10.invisionfree.com/SFFiG/
>
> ~Ben Hughes
> Ambivalent Overlord
>
I strongly encourage all members to join up and participate in this forum!
In this brief quiet moment for SFFiG we've arranged to have an informal meet, just a get together for a chat, catch up, and meet new people that haven't yet been able to get along to a club event.
When: Friday, 26th September, 5pm
Where: Centrepoint seating area (outside Gifts for the Geek)
No cost associated, just meet up, have a chat, bring or buy some food and be merry!
Don't forget to also look us up on Facebook! Just search for SFFiG
--- On Tue, 26/8/08, carmel reid <sleepygal@...> wrote:
From: carmel reid <sleepygal@...> Subject: RE: [SFFiG] Not SF, but should be fun -- come & join me To: sffig@... Received: Tuesday, 26 August, 2008, 3:22 PM
If you're on your own, please join us. ciao
Carmel
To: SFFiG@... From: l_zinkiewicz@... Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:10:19 -0700 Subject: RE: [SFFiG] Not SF, but should be fun -- come & join me
Lovely! Look forward to seeing you guys & maybe joining you at your table!
--- On Tue, 26/8/08, carmel reid <sleepygal@hotmail. com> wrote:
From: carmel reid <sleepygal@hotmail. com> Subject: RE: [SFFiG] Not SF, but should be fun -- come & join me To: sffig@yahoogroups. com.au Received: Tuesday, 26 August, 2008, 10:18 AM
Ha ha....I'm on it Lucy. $10 a head. Ring or email to book a table though to make it easier for them to set up. Tables of 6-8, but can accomodate 10, if you let them know. We're going...I so need the mental stimulation and a good night out. ciao
Carmel
To: SFFiG@yahoogroups. com.au From: grombek@gmail. com Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 10:06:47 +1000 Subject: Re: [SFFiG] Not SF, but should be fun -- come & join me
Hi Lucy, sounds like fun, but unfortunately I work Friday nights so I'm not able to make it.
For others' reference though - how much does it cost?
Trivia Night! Come and test your knowledge of trivia and join in the fun! Bring your friends!
In 2007 staff from various schools within the Faculty of Health, Medicine, Nursing & Behavioural Sciences at Deakin entered two teams in the Alcoa Australian Corporate Head of the River Event (a rowing race to raise money for United Way). We are again entering a crew in the 2008 competition to be held on Saturday 13th October, 2008. The crew includes 8 staff members from Psychology in Geelong.
To raise money for the entry fee for this event we are holding a Trivia Night on Friday 5th of September, 2008, 7.30pm at the Waterfront Cafe at Deakin. This evening promises to be highly entertaining. A similar event was held last year and we had a great turnout from both staff and students. To purchase a ticket or for further information please contact Emma Gould (emma.gould@deakin. edu.au, phone 5227 8492).
The event is BYO nibbles & drinks at bar prices.
Hope to see you all there, Lucy
-- Ben Hughes Programme Manager Nullus Anxietas 2: The Australian Discworld Convention www.ausdwcon. org
Sign on and you can see local events (SFFiG and otherwise), chat about your favourite SF&F shows, books, movies, etc, get the latest news (all in specially encased spoiler threads) and generally socialise in an arguably non-social manner!
Please find information below about some upcoming events
featuring Sean Williams, Lucy Sussex and Paul Collins. It would be very
appreciated if this could be distributed to interested members via your
networks. To avoid disappointment, it is advised to book for these events ASAP.
Kind Regards
Mary
Napier
Program
Manager
Victorian
Writers' Centre
Ph.
(03) 9654 9068
Fax.
(03) 9654 4751
(Available
Tuesday to Friday, 10am-5pm)
ALL EVENTS ARE HELD AT THE VICTORIAN
WRITERS’ CENTRE, 1ST FLOOR NICHOLAS BLG 37 SWANSTON ST,
MELBOURNE. BOOKINGS ARE ESSENTIAL. PHONE 9654 9068
Speculating Fiction
Sean Williams and Lucy Sussex in conversation with Paul
Collins
Panel: Host
and author, Paul Collins taps into the imaginary minds of award-winning writers
Sean Williams and Lucy Sussex as they discuss their literary careers and what
fuels their inspiration in the world of speculative fiction. Sean Williams is
the author of 25 novels and numerous short stories for readers of all ages,
including several set in the Doctor Who and Star Wars franchises, and a seven-book fantasy series set in
Australian landscapes. Lucy Sussex's fiction includes The Penguin Friend (1989), Deersnake (1990), Black
Ice, The Revognase and The Scarlet
Rider (1996). She has written three short story
collections, My Lady Tongue, A Tour
Guide in Utopia (2005) and Absolute Uncertainty (2006). She has also compiled three anthologies for
younger readers, The Patternmaker, The Lottery (both 1994) and Shadow Alley (1996). She's
Fantastical, an anthology of
Australian women's non-realist fiction, was shortlisted for the 2005 World
Fantasy Award. Paul Collins is one of Australia's leading fantasy and science
fiction authors and has published over 120 books in both the trade and
education fields.
When: Friday 3 October, 6.30-8pm
Cost: $20, Members $15/$12 Rating: A
Dismantling Science fiction - SF Intensive
with Sean Williams
Weekend Workshop:New York
Times bestselling author Sean Williams is also
the award-winning author of 25 novels and numerous short stories for readers of
all ages, including several set in the Doctor Who and
Star Wars franchises, and a seven-book fantasy series set in
Australian landscapes. Explore the secrets of his success - and the
wonders of the universe - in a two-day intensive workshop for writers of
original science fiction and fantasy. Expect the unexpected. BYO imagination!
Participants need to email work samples (up to 1000 words). Submissions by
Monday September 15 to program@...
When: Saturday & Sunday, 4-5 October, 10am-4pm
Cost: $250, Members $190/$170 Rating: 1+2
TO ENSURE YOUR PLACE PLEASE BOOK BY EARLY SEPTEMBER!
To: SFFiG@... From: l_zinkiewicz@... Date: Mon, 25 Aug 2008 21:10:19 -0700 Subject: RE: [SFFiG] Not SF, but should be fun -- come & join me
Lovely! Look forward to seeing you guys & maybe joining you at your table!
--- On Tue, 26/8/08, carmel reid <sleepygal@hotmail.com> wrote:
From: carmel reid <sleepygal@hotmail.com> Subject: RE: [SFFiG] Not SF, but should be fun -- come & join me To: sffig@yahoogroups.com.au Received: Tuesday, 26 August, 2008, 10:18 AM
Ha ha....I'm on it Lucy. $10 a head. Ring or email to book a table though to make it easier for them to set up. Tables of 6-8, but can accomodate 10, if you let them know. We're going...I so need the mental stimulation and a good night out. ciao
Carmel
To: SFFiG@yahoogroups.com.au From: grombek@gmail.com Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 10:06:47 +1000 Subject: Re: [SFFiG] Not SF, but should be fun -- come & join me
Hi Lucy, sounds like fun, but unfortunately I work Friday nights so I'm not able to make it.
For others' reference though - how much does it cost?
Trivia Night! Come and test your knowledge of trivia and join in the fun! Bring your friends!
In 2007 staff from various schools within the Faculty of Health, Medicine, Nursing & Behavioural Sciences at Deakin entered two teams in the Alcoa Australian Corporate Head of the River Event (a rowing race to raise money for United Way). We are again entering a crew in the 2008 competition to be held on Saturday 13th October, 2008. The crew includes 8 staff members from Psychology in Geelong.
To raise money for the entry fee for this event we are holding a Trivia Night on Friday 5th of September, 2008, 7.30pm at the Waterfront Cafe at Deakin. This evening promises to be highly entertaining. A similar event was held last year and we had a great turnout from both staff and students. To purchase a ticket or for further information please contact Emma Gould (emma.gould@deakin. edu.au, phone 5227 8492).
The event is BYO nibbles & drinks at bar prices.
Hope to see you all there, Lucy
-- Ben Hughes Programme Manager Nullus Anxietas 2: The Australian Discworld Convention www.ausdwcon. org
Lovely! Look forward to seeing you guys & maybe joining you at your table!
--- On Tue, 26/8/08, carmel reid <sleepygal@...> wrote:
From: carmel reid <sleepygal@...> Subject: RE: [SFFiG] Not SF, but should be fun -- come & join me To: sffig@... Received: Tuesday, 26 August, 2008, 10:18 AM
Ha ha....I'm on it Lucy. $10 a head. Ring or email to book a table though to make it easier for them to set up. Tables of 6-8, but can accomodate 10, if you let them know.
We're going...I so need the mental stimulation and a good night out. ciao
Carmel
To: SFFiG@... From: grombek@... Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 10:06:47 +1000 Subject: Re: [SFFiG] Not SF, but should be fun -- come & join me
Hi Lucy, sounds like fun, but unfortunately I work Friday nights so I'm not able to make it.
For others' reference though - how much does it cost?
Trivia Night! Come and test your knowledge of trivia and join in the fun! Bring your friends!
In 2007 staff from various schools within the Faculty of Health, Medicine, Nursing & Behavioural Sciences at Deakin entered two teams in the Alcoa Australian Corporate Head of the River Event (a rowing race to raise money for United Way). We are again entering a crew in the 2008 competition to be held on Saturday 13th October, 2008. The crew includes 8 staff members from Psychology in Geelong.
To raise money for the entry fee for this event we are holding a Trivia Night on Friday 5th of September, 2008, 7.30pm at the Waterfront Cafe at Deakin. This evening promises to be highly entertaining. A similar event was held last year and we had a great turnout from both staff and students. To purchase a ticket or for further information please contact Emma Gould (emma.gould@deakin. edu.au, phone 5227 8492).
The event is BYO nibbles & drinks at bar prices.
Hope to see you all there, Lucy
-- Ben Hughes Programme Manager Nullus Anxietas 2: The Australian Discworld Convention www.ausdwcon. org
Ha ha....I'm on it Lucy. $10 a head. Ring or email to book a table though to make it easier for them to set up. Tables of 6-8, but can accomodate 10, if you let them know.
We're going...I so need the mental stimulation and a good night out. ciao
Carmel
To: SFFiG@... From: grombek@... Date: Tue, 26 Aug 2008 10:06:47 +1000 Subject: Re: [SFFiG] Not SF, but should be fun -- come & join me
Hi Lucy, sounds like fun, but unfortunately I work Friday nights so I'm not able to make it.
For others' reference though - how much does it cost?
Trivia Night! Come and test your knowledge of trivia and join in the fun! Bring your friends!
In 2007 staff from various schools within the Faculty of Health, Medicine, Nursing & Behavioural Sciences at Deakin entered two teams in the Alcoa Australian Corporate Head of the River Event (a rowing race to raise money for United Way). We are again entering a crew in the 2008 competition to be held on Saturday 13th October, 2008. The crew includes 8 staff members from Psychology in Geelong.
To raise money for the entry fee for this event we are holding a Trivia Night on Friday 5th of September, 2008, 7.30pm at the Waterfront Cafe at Deakin. This evening promises to be highly entertaining. A similar event was held last year and we had a great turnout from both staff and students. To purchase a ticket or for further information please contact Emma Gould (emma.gould@deakin.edu.au, phone 5227 8492).
The event is BYO nibbles & drinks at bar prices.
Hope to see you all there, Lucy
-- Ben Hughes Programme Manager Nullus Anxietas 2: The Australian Discworld Convention www.ausdwcon.org
Trivia Night! Come and test your knowledge of trivia and join in the fun! Bring your friends!
In 2007 staff from various schools within the Faculty of Health, Medicine, Nursing & Behavioural Sciences at Deakin entered two teams
in the Alcoa Australian Corporate Head of the River Event (a rowing race to raise money for United Way). We are again entering a crew in the 2008 competition to be held on Saturday 13th October, 2008. The crew includes 8 staff members from Psychology in Geelong.
To raise money for the entry fee for this event we are holding a Trivia Night on Friday 5th of September, 2008, 7.30pm at the Waterfront Cafe at Deakin. This evening promises to be highly entertaining. A similar event was held last year and we had a great
turnout from both staff and students. To purchase a ticket or for further information please contact Emma Gould (emma.gould@..., phone 5227 8492).
The event is BYO nibbles & drinks at bar prices.
Hope to see you all there, Lucy
-- Ben Hughes Programme Manager
Nullus Anxietas 2: The Australian Discworld Convention www.ausdwcon.org
Trivia Night!
Come and test your knowledge of trivia and join in the fun! Bring
your friends!
In 2007 staff from various schools within the Faculty of Health,
Medicine, Nursing & Behavioural Sciences at Deakin entered two teams
in the Alcoa Australian Corporate Head of the River Event (a rowing
race to raise money for United Way). We are again entering a crew in
the 2008 competition to be held on Saturday 13th October, 2008. The
crew includes 8 staff members from Psychology in Geelong.
To raise money for the entry fee for this event we are holding a
Trivia Night on Friday 5th of September, 2008, 7.30pm at the
Waterfront Cafe at Deakin. This evening promises to be highly
entertaining. A similar event was held last year and we had a great
turnout from both staff and students. To purchase a ticket or for
further information please contact Emma Gould
(emma.gould@..., phone 5227 8492).
The event is BYO nibbles & drinks at bar prices.
Hope to see you all there,
Lucy
Hi guys,
Much as I'd love to be there, I am on hospital duty Mondays after work. My dad is near his end, and we take round the clock (not overnight though) shifts, so I will have to miss this. I just seem to have lousy timing at the moment for all your hard work to put things on for us. Ciao
Carmel
To: SFFiG@... From: grombek@... Date: Fri, 15 Aug 2008 10:14:07 +1000 Subject: [SFFiG] SFFiG reminder Clone Wars this Monday!
Don't forget that this coming Monday (18th August) there is a private screening of the new animated Clone Wars movie being hosted by The Shop: Gifts For the Geek, but also before that you have the chance to meet Matt Doran from Attack of the Clones (the Deathstick Dealer) and Matrix (Mouse)!
Matt will be in The Shop from 4-6pm on Monday signing autographs and then will be doing a talk before the movie at 6:30.
Tickets are available from The Shop: Gifts for the Geek (Centrepoint Arcade) for $30 - this includes an autograph as well as the movie.
Don't forget that this coming Monday (18th August) there is a private screening of the new animated Clone Wars movie being hosted by The Shop: Gifts For the Geek, but also before that you have the chance to meet Matt Doran from Attack of the Clones (the Deathstick Dealer) and Matrix (Mouse)!
Matt will be in The Shop from 4-6pm on Monday signing autographs and then will be doing a talk before the movie at 6:30.
Tickets are available from The Shop: Gifts for the Geek (Centrepoint Arcade) for $30 - this includes an autograph as well as the movie.
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... I was considering canvassing the Emos, mall rats and other flotsam of the Mall, to see if any of them wanted to hang instead, but gave up on that idea as being very BAD. Better luck next time. I saw the humour in it though. 
