The Blinking Lights rocketed into Estonian music arenas in the Noortebänd 2011 music contest final, where they collected the prize for best guitar player and were invited to play at festivals like Rock Ramp, Bänd Cämp and Õllesummer. Their sound is equally influenced by Led Zeppelin, Audioslave, The Black Keys and Nirvana, mixing classic hard rock with grunge, and their uncompromising live show fizzes with energy and fills everyone in the crowd with the raw power of their songs.

Members:
* Aleksander Seeman (guitar &amp; vocals)
* Jan-Christopher Soovik (bass &amp; backing vocals)
* Karl Eerik Valkna (drums &amp; backing vocals)

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theblinkinglights
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/theblinkinglightsband
SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/theblinkinglights
YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/petsov

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Associate Professor Fiona Kumari Campbell
Deputy Head of School (Learning and Teaching Scholarship),Griffith Law School
Adjunct Professor in Disability Studies, Department of Disability Studies, Faculty of Medicine, University of Kelaniya, Ragama, Sri Lanka

Fiona Kumari Campbell has had a long standing interest in the civil rights of people from marginal backgrounds and the consequences of discrimination and social oppression. She is a scholar of disability studies and legal theory and is noted for the breadth of her published cross-disciplinary research. Fiona Kumari has written on issues related to disability—philosophy, law, and technology as well as marginality (sexuality and race). After the successful publication of her book Contours of Ableism (Palgrave) in 2009 she is working on two books: The Unveiling of (Dis)ability: Essays on Silence, Voice & Imprints and Crippin’ the Law: Jurisprudential Narratives of Impairment & Reasonableness.

 From 2003 until the end of 2010 Fiona was the Convenor of the Australasia’s largest postgraduate disability studies program in the School of Human Services & Social Work at Griffith’s Logan campus. In 2011 she joined the Griffith Law School. Fiona has 16 years teaching experience in sociological & legal theory, human rights, diversity studies, Australian politics and disability studies not only at Griffith University but also at Victoria University and the Queensland University of Technology.

A disability activist, she has undertaken professional roles in the government and non-government sectors and provided regular advice to former Ministers of Community Services Senator Don Grimes & Dr Neil Blewitt and was integral to the establishment of attendant care in Australia.

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