Hman deuh khan back-masking tih vel kha lar deuh hluai a. Beatles hla “Kiss Kiss Kiss” tih pawh a let zawng chuan “Six Six Six” tih angreng. He hla Stairway to Heaven pawh hi a lar ber pawl kha a nia. Tawite chu a let zawnga an play na video hmu fuh hlauh a ka rawn post mai mai ni e. A han hlauhawmna tur vak pawh ka hre ve love. Kei hi chu ka huai ve hrim hrim a. Han en ve chhin ula in hriat leh min hrilh ve dawn nia.
Archive for January, 2007
Stairway to heaven backwards
Thursday, January 18th, 2007#aizawlchat talk
Thursday, January 18th, 2007Some of you spawned a discussion on this topic elsewhere. Continue your talk here.
# ALEXXfender Says:
January 18th, 2007 at 1:31 pm e
Mizo kha kan tlai deuh hret a.. #aizawl kha meitei ho ta a nia.. #mizoram kha naga ho ta … channel min pe duh silo .. kan buai ta reng a… a tawp ah channel kan siam ve a.. Tetea kha #aizawlchat a siam a.. DocDotCom-a khan #lushaihills a siam a.. kei in #zobawm ka siam bawk a.. a tawp ah chuan #aizawlchat ah kan inchhungkhawm ta a. Tun hnai lok lok a.. IRC server thar rawn siam te hian … #aizawlchat hi an la siam ve leh zel a ni..
Chatters pic by Vankhuma.
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Guess the logo
Thursday, January 18th, 2007The many logos you see everyday , how well do you remember them?
Picture: guessthelogo.com
Take the test.
Silchar’s The Mizoram Post is Mizoram’s “largest” paper
Thursday, January 18th, 2007Aizawl, January 15, 2007 (Newslink): The Mizoram Post, an English daily edited and published from Silchar (Assam), has been granted accreditation by the Directorate of Advertising & Visual Publicity (DAVP) as the largest circulated newspaper in Mizoram.
According to Aizawl-based Zozam Weekly, which carried the story in its Januray 16-23 issue, The Mizoram Post has claimed itself as 58156 copies in each issue to get the DAVP’s accreditation, which is an “outright lie”.
The advantage of DAVP’s accreditation is that the paper is entitled for Central government’s advertisements.
“This is a very serious case where people from outside Mizoram get what is meant for local people. It is very sad that an outsiders’ paper is using Mizo name to get money from the Centre. Something has to be done. The local journalists’ association, as well as the Information department, have to look into the matter,” publisher of a local newspaper was quoted as saying by the Zozam Weekly.
Read more at zoram.org
Life is indeed a difficult decision
Thursday, January 18th, 2007
Scott Kinsey: A Par Tlan Lo Chu Lenlai Chan
Wednesday, January 17th, 2007By Nonoa, PROJECT MENGMAWII
Maitawka te Band TRIBAL POWER tih hming pawh hi TRIBAL TECH tih hming atanga ka phuah a ni a, kan unau hian kan ngaisang em em thin a ni. Tribal Tech Guitarist ber Scott Henderson erawh a rawn kal thei dawn lo hlauh .
A lungchhiat thlak zawnga ka ngaihtuah chang chuan tuna lo kal tur Scott Kinsey Group te Aizawla an perform tur hi ka huhphurh hle mai.
Kum 1988 velah Ana (Fam) s/o Pu R.L Thanzawna (Fam) nen an chanchin ziah chhiar tura, Guitar Player/ Musician Magazine kan zawn nasat thin zia leh ani in min boral san tak hnu a kan ngaihsan em em thin Jonas Hellborg leh Shawn Lane Aizawl-a rawn kal ta mai te leh tuna Scott Kinsey te rawn perform te hi han hmu ve se a lawm tur zia leh a phur tur zia ka ngaihtuah nasa thin hle.
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I’m forever yours…Faithfully
Wednesday, January 17th, 2007Hla hlui chu ni mahse… dedicated to those who are apart from those they love. Written by the keyboardist, apperently about being on tour, and being in love.
Highway run
Into the midnight sun
Wheels go round and round
Youre on my mind
Restless hearts
Sleep alone tonight
Sendin all my love
Along the wire
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Damien rice and Lisa Hannigan
Wednesday, January 17th, 2007End Of The Day’s just around the corner
Wednesday, January 17th, 2007
To be the only one of it’s kind in Mizoram after Makuka’s Chhemdamthli (AFAIK), expected this month’s end is an instrumental, in more layman term “music only” audio album “End Of The Day” by Lawma of Plastic Coated. There will be 12 songs, all of them composed by Lawma himself.
Volumouse
Wednesday, January 17th, 2007Ever think of adjusting computer sound volume with the mouse wheel? This is possible using a free utility called Volumouse that lets you increase or decrease the volume through a combination of Alt key and the mouse wheel.
Details: Digital Inspiration
