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Musical News Now for the hot news this month.. Dec
Musical News Now for the hot news this month.. Jan
Musical News past- what happened this month in musical history?
Jan Birthdays in Music- Who do u share a birthday with?
Musical Deaths- Who died this month in Musical history?
Dj Spotlight - Dj Doug Fresh
What Movies are hot this month.. Jan
Jokes of the month- provided by Yadida
Januaries Computing introducing the Readius
Update on James Brown

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Viewpoint-NY Emceeing is Dead

Blood Manor - NYC's Haunted sensation

Women On Wax - Some of the Worlds Women Dj Awards in NYC.. check it out and read about contestants.

Record pools, what are they?. how do you break into the music biz?

Word on the Street-Africa B brokers Peace

Musical Warnings - Save Internet Radio
Urgent Call to Dj's in April

Red Zone Blog News

March Warnings - Save Internet Radio
Urgent Call to Dj's in April

Music Charts for April Music Countdown for what is hot in the streets.

Do you want to get into the Music Business?  Check what's happening in the Circle this month?

Sure's Musical news: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3

The One day Scoop-find out about the Music Industry

This is how to hold the chopsticks? This illustration shows hand placement. 

Historical facts about the Chopsticks and History of Asian eating

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Computers - What is it that you should look for?

What is the craziest website?  Well how about this one!!

Printers - 3-D printing, is it the new move for printing.

 Double Layer DVD Drives

Laptop Security - some tips for Laptops.

Laptops - Are they the new addition to today's Dj's?

The iPhone is out now, for news, for specs click.

Watch out i-Phone, introducing Readius

Windows shortcut keys, do you want to add accents, use shortcut keys...

What is Lightscribe technology?  What does it do?  Does it work on CD/DVD?
 

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What's going on this weekend?

The One day Scoop-find out about the Music Industry

Mondays at

Tuesdays

Thursdays

Fridays

Saturdays

Sundays

Clubs in NY Addresses

http://www.partyplannerusa.com  Check out Party Planners to help you out with weddings, and other things

Event Staff

What kind of Dj Do you need?

 

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Voting

Do not forget to register to vote once you reach 18, it is a right that no one can take away from you, click the link

move over i-Pohone here comes the Dutch version of the i_phone called the Readius Mobile Phone.  It is a pocket type of phone that folds out to read its big screen.  Its 5' display is great for reading email, read news, & blogs.  It fits firmly in your hand, better for reading since the display is bigger. It uses 3rd generation mobile networks to connect to the internet.  It uses high speed to connect and download from the net. It will compete with Apples i-Phone and Amazons e-book reader Candel when it hits stores mid 2008. It is made by Polymer Vision, Readius Mobile Phone is making strides and mobile phone buyers very happy. One thing that does make phone buyers salivate, it has a 10-day battery life.  So businessmen, this is your baby, you can go for days without charge. Based around a rollable display, the Readius comes with a 5" screen in a device not much bigger than a standard mobile phone when the display is retracted (the Readius measures 100 x 56 x 21mm and weighs 150 grams). The Polymer Vision Readius uses a TFT controlled Electronic Ink technology on a flexible substrate to create a monochrome display that is quite flexible. We've seen Electronic Ink before (on the Motorola FONE F3), but there has been nothing similar to the Readius before. This type of display has very low power requirements and can be used easily in direct sunlight (because it relies purely on reflected light). The low power consumption on the Readius means that it can last for up to 10 days of usage between charges. The Readius isn't a phone yet, although it does comes with EDGE and UMTS data support. The display is a large 5" 320x240 pixel display capable of displaying 16 greyscales. The inbuilt software includes an email client, RSS newsreader, document viewer and audio playback capabilities. The Readius is actually controlled by something Polymer Vision describe as a "touch sensitive LED user interface" which consists of a number of soft keys along the side of the keyboard. Powered by an ARM 400MHz chipset the internal battery of the Readius is good for up to 30 hours of reading use, while memory can be extended up to 8GB via MicroSD card. Although the display is presently limited to 16 grayscales, Polymer Vision hopes to bring out a full color version within five years. The Readius is a product of Dutch electronics firm Polymer Vision, which is part-owned by Philips Electronics. The first units will go on sale in Italy in the summer, with the device expected to reach the UK later in the year. The main problem is right now is inherent in the design of the display itself. Currently the Electronic Ink technology used in the Readius gives a very slow update speed that effectively limits the device to displaying a page of text at a time, without any moving images or scrolling. It's not a particularly high resolution display either, when you consider that the Nokia N800 squeezes in 800x480 pixels in a 4.1" display, but then the Nokia is much heavier and does not have the battery life of the Readius. What is crazy is that there does not appear to be a web browser on the Readius, and it cannot make voice calls. Again, these are due to limitations in display technology and weight. On the other hand, the Readius should ship with at least 4GB of internal memory, which allows plenty of space for downloaded documents, email and audio files. One other novel feature is the use of DVB-H IP datacasting which potentially allows free-to-air data transmissions to be picked up from the same transmitters used for DVB-H broadcasts (for example, with the long awaited Nokia N92). The display on the Readius simply won't handle TV pictures though. This is very much a first generation device, future versions of the display technology should allow moving video and color image. With a couple more years development, this type of flexible display could make the like of the Apple iPhone appear obsolete. What it will be soon is: In addition to being an ultra portable e-Book reader, the Readius also doubles up as a 3G tri-band mobile phone with full HSDPA and Bluetooth connectivity. It's capable of reading RSS feeds, browsing mobile internet sites, and can also send and receive POP3 and IMAP email.  And hopefully by release, it will be capable of this. The Italian TIM network has signed up for the Readius, for release sometime during 2007. Take up by other carriers is not known, nor is there any firm indication about a release date.

Musical Deaths
David Lynch of the Platters

Musical Birthdays
Who do you share a birthday with in the music business?

Musical History
What happened this month in Musical history? Lets find out.

Corporate Events and other Equipment rentals.

Other Events

About  Weddings

Need a Wedding Dj

Sweet 16/Quinceanera

Birthdays

Check out today's

Word on the Street.

US Navy
Check out a Battle Group

Dee Dees Corner

Jokes for this Month

Corporate Events and other Equipment rentals.

New Music Spotlight

The Hot List with the new music being released

Other Events

About  Weddings

Need a Wedding Dj

Sweet 16/Quinceanera

Quinceanera or Sweet 16's

Birthdays

Do you Need a Birthday party Dj to rock the party for your Birthday. 

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August Computing

What is Lightscribe Technology?

Women on Wax Awards

Check out some of the hottest women Djs from around the world and find out about them.

Websites that we found, that are strange but good

Record Pools

What is a Record Pool, how do they help artists?

Chopsticks
This is how to hold the chopsticks? This illustration shows hand placement. 
 

Chopstick History
Historical facts about the Chopsticks and History of Asian eating
 

Movies

The hot movies out for Jan

Voting

Do not forget to register to vote once you reach 18, it is a right that no one can take away from you, click the link