"Yeah, ya hurrd riight. Girl, I'm the King so that means I'm flyyyy."

Nothing wrong with a bit of Chris Brown. Alright. Here's the deal:

JULY 12TH ~ Ezra & Luther's Joint 21st Celebration

Details are a bit sketchy at the moment (as in we haven't really got anything concrete other than a date and venue) but it's in Dunedin. Yes, I know my birthday is in September (it's been like that my whole life) but my mum would kill me if I had my birthday down here rather than up with the fambamz.

So that means I have an early one. And Ezra's having a late one. If you know us, you know we're never ever on time so this should come as no surprise. More importantly: if you don't know me, then this announcement isn't for you. Well. Not the 21st bit. Explanation?

Here: It's in the basement of an apartment building. We're looking at a DnB DJ to play after the party-party bit (and we'll open the doors and sell tickets to the general public). You're lucky. We were looking at a Naughty Nightwear Dance Rave, but we're yet to decide.. Hmm?

So if you're not in Dunedin and love me, feel free to come down~! If not, we can sort something out for September seeing as I'll be back up in the '04 by then anyway. For anyone coming down (Tyler, you better be..), there's accomodation and shit with us. Or we'll set you up at a mates place. Or you can find someone to go home with. I'll travel as far as the Octagon to come pick you up, but if you go home with someone in Mosgiel you deserve to walk back.

ANYWAYS. Digits. Yeah: 0277128834 for anyone who doesn't have it already. Bebo message me or txt me if you're keen to come down. We'll send the details out with the invites, so hit us up. We want it massive. I'm not planning on remembering it.

Ps. If anyone's BFF with The Upbeats and wants to hook them up with us for the 21st, I'll give you my first born!
Pps. Tyler, feel like DJing for a bit as well?
Ppps. No final word yet on whether we're going with kegs or something else, but we will look after you proper like, promise! xo

Just fucking do it: http://www.earthhour.org/

It started with a question: How can we inspire people to take action on climate change?

The answer: Ask the people of Sydney to turn off their lights for one hour.

On 31 March 2007, 2.2 million people and 2100 Sydney businesses turned off their lights for one hour - Earth Hour. If the greenhouse reduction achieved in the Sydney CBD during Earth Hour was sustained for a year, it would be equivalent to taking 48,616 cars off the road for a year.

With Sydney icons like the Harbour Bridge and Opera House turning their lights off, and unique events such as weddings by candlelight, the world took notice. Inspired by the collective effort of millions of Sydneysiders, many major global cities are joining Earth Hour in 2008, turning a symbolic event into a global movement.

** What is Earth Hour? **

Earth Hour, run by WWF, the conservation organisation, is a global climate change initiative which calls on individuals and businesses around the world, to turn off their lights for one hour on Saturday March 29 2008 between 8 pm and 9pm.

The aim of the campaign is to express that individual action on a mass scale can help change our planet for the better.

The event itself will clearly demonstrate in participating cities, the connection between energy usage and climate change, showing that we as broader community can address the biggest threat our planet has ever faced.

** What impact did Earth Hour have? **

Last year more than 2 million Sydney residents joined Earth Hour by flicking the switch, turning appliances off stand-by and enjoying an hour of quiet darkness, according to a poll conducted by AMR Interactive.

Earth Hour shows that, together, our small actions can make a difference to global warming. There are two key objectives for Earth Hour. The first is to engage as many households, communities and business to turn their lights out for one hour on March 29 2008 from 8pm– 9pm.

** What about in places other than Sydney? **

Last year we focused on one city because of the massive amount of coordination and organisation required to get a city to turn off it’s lights! We didn’t have the resources to expand the campaign in 2007 – even though we know many people participated outside of Sydney – and so we weren’t able to measure participation results from outside Sydney.

In 2008, however, Earth Hour will be taking place in over 20 cities around the world, and the list keeps growing. We always hoped that Earth Hour would grow into a global campaign. To start this process we focused on one of Australia’s, and the world’s iconic cities. Thanks to the success of Earth Hour in 2007 we’ve now asked other cities, both in Australia and abroad, to join us in supporting Earth Hour.

** Why do we need to act? **

Global warming is one of the greatest threats the world has ever faced. Our continued reliance on electricity sourced from coal-fired power stations is causing a dramatic increase in the Earth’s temperature, resulting in rising sea levels, an increase in drought and severe storms, and massive changes to the environment we all rely on to survive.

For example, if the greenhouse reduction achieved in the Sydney CBD during Earth Hour was sustained for a year, it would be equivalent to taking 48,616 cars off the road for a year.

** What do I need to do on the night? **

The most important thing to do on the night is turn off your lights between 8pm and 9pm. There will also be events held on the night, check back later for event updates.

** How will Earth Hour help? **

Earth Hour shows that, together, our small actions can make a difference to global warming. Find out more about global warming by visiting www.wwf.org.au There were two key objectives for Earth Hour in 2007. The first was to engage as many households, communities and businesses to turn their lights out for one hour. It also marked the beginning of a 12-month

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