Old Billingsgate, London, October 29-30 This community event for the hugely popular massively-multiplayer online game is a lively get-together of like-minded runiacs, mixing parties, quizzes, gaming and sword-fighting classes with chances to meet the developers and find out about future Jagex projects.
American politics used to be fun: frequent political carnivals in the 19th century would mix parties, parades, and political speeches in an endless stream of local civic life.
Platform committees mix party ideologues trying to maintain doctrinal purity with the nominee's loyalists, who want to win.
Recently, for example, opposition candidates say it took advantage of a flood in Chalco, a huge shantytown near Mexico city, to mix the party message with government aid.
A diehard Virginia Whig, Alexander had mixed with party elite who supported the Union until political and military events prompted him and others to switch loyalties to the fledgling Confederacy.
Flektor has the multimedia down, but currently isn't mixing in third party content.
"The show is going to be a multifaceted high energy Jenny from the Block party, mixing all aspects of what my fans and I love — dance, hip hop, Latin and pop.
His is truly soulful music, mixing the block-party sound of 90s New York with far-out jazz, hypnotic low frequencies and cocktail-shaking polyrhythms.
A loyal fanbase of partiers trust their taste to curate parties, mixing DJs with live acts not often seen in Parisian nightclubs.
In fact, BluePrint (so skinny there's no room for a space) endorses this practice and will be mixing cocktails at a party on Sunday.
