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B O U R G E O I S I E · L I B E R T Y · L O V E · no it’s not the declaration of a new Libertarian Nation. It’s the keyworlds of the catchy verse of BWO’s transhuman electrofolk song “Lay Your Love on Me” that won this weekends competition in the EBU Song Contest togheter with Frida. If you dare to sing along with lead vox Martin Rolinski visit this lyric site

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I · W A N N A · B E · S O M E B O D Y · is placed as song 2 on W.A.S.P.s self titled debute album is a great tune with good video, that I enjoy on and on and on. W.A.S.P. is out on tour and playing live tonight at the Filmore, NYC. This group was so dangerous in the late 1980ies so TV host Mr. Sivert Öholm at Swedish national Television hosted a program where he strongly critizised and totaly damned the band that a lot of young people loved. But as you all know music power is great and can’t be stoped.
Learn more on this nice tidy group at Last.fm

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C E S · 2 0 0 8 · and a OLED keyboard for the future, the Optimus Maximus keyboard. Align all the images you possible want on your keys. Flashing red warning keys or image of the assigned weapon in the computer game yoa are playing. The keyboard is available on the market right now.

Learn more on Optimus Maximus on YouTube

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T O N I G H T · A T · 08:00 PM the EBU Song contest in Linkoping, Sweden will be delivered home to the to the people of Sweden. BWO the electro laptop glam band with LG-sponsored laptops is the nights favorites with 1.15 to qualify directly to the national finals. As #2 is Patrik Isaksson and his band with 2.2 at Svenskaspel.se

L A S T · W E E K · the shaved twin brothers Rogedahl won in Vasteras ABB Arena.

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D E V O · W A S · P E R F O R M I N G · at Macworld in San Francisco 15 January. A concert report is presented at devo obsesso. Check it out spuds!

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T H E · S Y M P O S I U M · Utsikt2008/Outlook2008, directed by SICS, took place at City Conference Centre in Stockholm. The Outlook 08 lectures was focused on the future of Computers related to disruption in evaluation. Presentations held by E. Hagersten (Acumem) on multicore technology, P. Norberg (Acero) on printed electronics, J Redström on aesthetics on disruptiveness. The picture is from the end discussion with a voting on which technology that will be most important in the future.

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