JULIAN SMITH – Techno Jeep (Original)

Fantastic video – njoying all the different ways people make music. Now if only I could learn of one way :)

Enya – Silent Night (in Irish)

One of my favourite hymns, it was written by Reverend Mohr and composed by his church organist Franz Gruber and performed for the first time by the Oberndorf choir in the year 1818. It was set to guitar rather than the organ as the organ was in disrepair. I guess the original must have been in German. I have great regard for this hymn as it symbolizes the peace i associate with Jesus. This Irish version by Enya is so extremely beautiful that it moves me to tears taking the peaceful feeling to it’s limit – almost as if the Tolkein’s elves themselves are singing in praise of Jesus.

History from carols.org.uk

"A lot of people are fond of calling the device an "iPod for books" as if that's just what most people want or require, and we're not so sure of that."

I guess that's what’s on top of everyone's mind – do we need a dedicated reader. Deepak has sold me to the idea that we do – but not at these prices!!! Will keep an eye open for the discoun season on his one:)

Don’t know whether to laugh or cry after this video – Scool ke Tem pe<
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The sad reality – I still liked it after this video :) I think I should take up acting – anyone can act/dance better than this guy;)

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