The RUBICON 8 C is part of the DALI EQUI ecosystem of wireless active speakers and amplifiers that lets you play music in the best possible quality without the need for complicated electronics or speaker cables. The RUBICON 8 C combines the acclaimed drivers and cabinet construction of our passive RUBICON series with the amplifier technology from the CALLISTO series to deliver the ultimate wireless musical experience and enough bass to fill larger rooms.

With this setup you have almost no cables and eliminate the need of an amplifier. So should you wonder what I want for Xmas, this is it

If you’re interested you can read all about them here.

5 different men. 5 different walks of life. Different shades, religion, tastes, backgrounds, and opinions. SAME GOAL AND VISION. The Main Squeeze are living proof that love and respect don’t have to take a backseat to the differences plaguing the world around us. We don’t need to be afraid of one another, we just need to listen and love.

Big guy, big voice. One of the finest voices I have ever heard on a talent show. Must stand a good chance of reaching the finals enjoy!

But at least for now – ENJOY!

Who is Shazam?

Grown into an established business, but retained our start-up approach and work ethic: Shazam believes in creating a magical experience and is passionate about developing innovative products and services. Because of our commitment, we have over 165 million people around the world who use Shazam to discover new songs or other content. And we’re growing every day, adding more than 1.5 million new Shazamers every week, resulting in more than 5 million tags a day!

Find out more and get your mobile app at www.shazam.com

Official music video for Cold Mailman – “Time is of the essence”. This is a shortened version of the song. The original song is available on their critically acclaimed second album “Relax; the mountain will come to you” . For more info about Cold Mailman, visit http://coldmailman.com/

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Director and animator: André Chocron
Director of photography: Audun Magnæs
Colorist: Camilla Holst Vea at Storyline Studios
Conform: Raymond Gangstad

Cast:
Haugenstua brl
Vestlitoppen brl
Tveita brl
Solfjellet brl
Ammerudlia brl

Supported by Groruddalssatsningen: http://www.prosjekt-groruddalen.oslo.kommune.no/

Thank you:
Roy Tjomsland, Hallvar Witzø, Raymond Gangstad, Johannes Dahl, Kari Andresen, Jon Erik Berger, Gunnar Paulsen, Veronica Skaret

“Making Spotify available to millions across Europe has seen the service become incredibly popular. People are listening to more music and from a wider range of artists than ever before, and are giving up on piracy, which is exactly what we hoped would happen,” execs said in a blog post. “So it’s vital that we continue offering an on-demand free service to you and millions more like you, but to make that possible we have to put some limits in place going forward.”

Users will still have access to the current, 20-hour limit for the first six months. But starting on May 1, anyone who signed up before November 1, 2010 will be restricted to 10 hours of listening time per month, which Spotify said is equivalent to about 200 songs or 20 albums. Additionally, users will only be able to play each track five times. Those who signed up for Spotify after November 1 will see these limits go into place after six months.

The company’s Unlimited and Premium services will be unaffected. In May, Spotify will increase its Spotify Premium free trial from seven days to 30; more details on that will be released soon.

The company said the changes will probably only affect heavy Spotify Free and Open users. “Most of you use Spotify to discover music—on average over 50 new tracks per month, even after a year. Plus, the average user won’t reach the limit on plays for 7 out of 10 tracks, after a year of using Spotify,” Spotify said.

Spotify launched in October 2008 and reached 1 million users by March 2009. By last month, however, the site had signed on 1 million paid subscribers.

Spotify features include the ability to: search, browse, and play millions of tracks; stream over Wi-Fi or 2.5/3G; access offline playlists; on-the-fly sync; a what’s new tab; wireless sync of your local files to your phone; and the ability to tag favorites into a special list.

If he doesn’t win I’d be surprised… What do you think?

For more check his website:  www.joerobinson.com