Stuart Oswald

You´re in Colombia living or visiting for an extended period of time of over three Months. You've a brand new phone, you've popped in a local network's SIM and it's all happy days until you get a network message stating your device is not registered! If you don't find your device in this list then this post is for you, read on!... Warning message: "Tu celular no ha sido homologado ante la CRC y podría ser bloqueado." So your fight with the governing telecommunications body, the CRC, begins. You are about to join the many other expats and Colombians that have a device that uses radio frequencies (i.e. mobile/cell phones). You are most likely to be in this ordeal if you've brought a newly released phone into the country yourself of imported through Amazon or other sellers (namely on Mercadolibre.). There's an article of the implementation of the rule here  (English translation here ). If the device has been officially released in Colombia i

Traditional German Christmas Music In this age when Europe has become decadent and in need of finding itself again it has never been more important than to rekindle the culture and roots that has made the continient such an advanced part of the world for human achievement. Whether you understand the language or not, it is chore music that kindles the spirit and welcomes our heart and soul to this truly special time of year. The tracks included contain some master classics in Christmas culutrel, to mention a pair O Tannenbaum (16:20) and Kling, Glöckchen, klingelingeling (30:14). If you feel that this has warmed your Christmas in any way please let me know in the comments below. Enjoy. Track Playlist 00:00 Bald nun ist Weihnachtszeit 01:22 Vorfreude, schönste Freude 03:58 Morgen, Kinder, wirds was geben 05:54 Oh, es riecht gut 08:04 So viel Heimlichkeit 09:19 Schneeflöckchen, Weißröckchen 10:19 Süßer die Glocken nie klingen 13:03 Laßt uns froh und munt