One day at a time

Ani Lorak - Eurovision.tv The Eurovision Song Contest was a mixture of joy and disappointment. The joy was the great number of fine performances and great show produced by the hosts - Serbia in Belgrade. The disappointment was the eventual winner, when far better songs (in my opinion) were neglected. At least two of my favourites finished second and third in the final competition. Blogged with the Flock Browser

Home | Eurovision Song Contest - Belgrade 2008 It's that time of year when good taste goes out the window and Europe comes out fighting for the honour to host the biggest live entertainment production outside the Olympics. Serbia won the opportunity to host this year's competition (I wonder when they realised they actually had to produce three shows!!) For the first time, one only the winner and the big four contributors to the competition gained automatic entry into the final. Everyone else (all 38 competitors) had to qualify through two semi final rounds. The final line up has now been decided and the final will be held in a few hours. Unfortunately for the rest of the world ( and especially those on the other side of it) we have to wait until for it to be repeated at a more social hour - the question is can I avoid finding out who wins! Blogged with the Flock Browser

Taken the initial steps into VOIP (voice over internet) and getting mixed results - yes it saves money especially on national calls, but the quality leaves a lot be desired - one advantage with the mob that I have gone with is that they offer a application to run on my mobile phone so I can take the VOIP everywhere that I go (as long as I can get G3 access). Waiting to see the bill from my mobile operator to see if they try and charge me for the data that I have been using on the VOIP service even though I have a data package.