01 - Godmorgon världen02 - Tiden som vi fick03 - Ingen annan än du04 - Sista tåget05 - Den sommaren06 - Kung för en dag07 - Många, långa dagar08 - Jag vill leva med dej09 - Stilla regn10 - Stannar hos dig11 - Tusen skäl till att stanna12 - Du gör mig galen13 - Om jag ser dig igen14 - En liten stund av kärlekLink: Joyride - Godmorgon vaerlden Pass: tributo-americano
In the world of mobile telephony, Samsung is a renowned name. Initially known as a consumer electronics brand, this South Korean company has shown enough grit during the last few years by bringing several state-of-the-art mobile phones into the market. The league of Samsung mobile phones is getting bigger on a continuous basis. After the huge success of the D-Series, E-Series and X-Series mobile phones, Samsung has now moved towards J-Series, another impressive lineage of handsets.
As of now, we have only two handsets under the Samsung J-Series – J600 Blue and Samsung J600 Silver. Both the handsets are slider designed and carry the same features except the colour. The Samsung J600 works on Tri Band technology and measures 97.8 x 44.8 x 15.2 mm and weighs 92 grams. The handset has a 1.9
KUALA LUMPUR: A joyride in a Porsche which was sent to his workshop for servicing, turned disastrous for a foreman when he wrecked the car and killed a friend in the process. The incident happened about 12.30am yesterday in Jalan Tun Razak, when the 23-year-old was driving towards Cheras with two friends."The driver was negotiating a bend at an underpass in Jalan Tun Razak when he lost control of the vehicle which crashed into the wall, smashing the rear of the car," a traffic police spokesman said."The back seat passenger, Chong Wai Hon, 23, died on the spot of severe head injuries," he said.The foreman, who was driving the car, and the other friend, a university student, sustained serious bodily injuries. They were reported to be in stable condition at the Kuala Lumpur Hospital.Police will record their statements soon.All three victims were trapped inside the wreckage before they were pulled out by passing motorists.Police are investigating whether the car was sp
On the Way: Later this month I will be listing my favorite new albums of 2007 . I will be honest - I am pleasantly surprised. I didn't expect much in February, but my eyes have been opened to some incredible albums this year. (Yes, I expected the Ryan Adams and White Stripes to be great. And they are. But there are so many others.... ) This will be something to look forward to. Start compiling your list and then let's compare notes!!!RSL Site Update: About 90% of the material in the sidebar is still unavailable due to the second media hosting crisis of the last year. Yes - I was an EzArchive victim and now am being plagued by the loss of my go-to service MediaMax.... a service I haven't had for a week despite the fact I paid for the year in advance. If you know of a reliable service with extensive bandwidth and storage options - please let me know! For those anxiously awaiting new content (I now have at least three new lives shows ready to go.....) and the resurrection of my archiv
I was running through my bookmarks the other day snooping around for toy news when I discovered that the website for Joyride Studious is gone. In its place was the website for Johnny Lightning. Joyride was mostly known for its Halo toy license and over the years it produced some pretty good, if not bordering on awesome, Halo toys.
I shot an email over to the Johnny Lighting folks to see just what was going on. Apparently, the RC2 corporation that owns Johnny Lightning, Joyride, and several other brands announced in January of 2007 they were discontinuing most of it’s collectibles lines. I couldn’t believe it at first. I’ve been cruising toy websites and reading ToyFare since Toy Bender started, and don’t remember seeing this mentioned anywhere. While I couldn’t find the exact press release stating JoyRide’s demise, I did find some extremely boring financial statements that confirmed that this is sadly true. (Look what I do for you people) In 2004 t
If you like to drive fast, you like to drive late at night. Yes, ultimate visibility is reduced, but there's nothing quite like caning a fast car down a deserted road in the dead of night. Distractions-- both inside and outside the car-- disappear. The entire world is right there in front of you, rushing towards you. The senses sharpen. If you're lucky enough to be driving a convertible, t
