Advantages: Greatest driver in the 1960s, a proper gentleman Disadvantages: No longer with us
This is a review of a number of sites in Scotland linked to the late Jim Clark which are little known about except to local residents & racing enthusiasts.
Gentlemen Jim as he was affectionately known was probably one of the greatest racing drivers of his time. A time when motor racing was all about participating & winning, not the money & glamour obsessed sport it has now become where sponsorship deals are more important than anything else.
He was born in Kilmany in Fife on the 4th March 1936, when he was four years old he moved with his parents to a farm in Duns in North Berwickshire.
Just after his 17th birthday his career as a motor racing driver started racing a Sunbeam Talbot Mk3 Saloon after joining the Berwick & District Motor Club. He also raced his friends DKW, Porsche & his Sunbeam Talbot on the local airfields ...
ScottishWestie 17.09.2008
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Samsung M7600 BeatDJ
In the past few mobile phone manufactures have managed to dislodge the Sony Ericsson's Walkman range from the top of the pile where music phones are concerned, the only model to come close is the almighty iPhone? Nokia tried and failed with their 5310 XpressMusic handset, as did LG and until recently Samsung didn't quite make it with both the Jet and F400.
However, Samsung have not given up on the music phone market - as the release of their latest handset demonstrates, the new Samsung M7600, aptly named the BeatDJ. The BeatDJ takes the genre of the music phone to an entirely new level; it is the first to incorporate a virtual turntable, but is this enough to steal the title of the 'Ultimate Music Phone,' or is this just another gimmick?
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At first glance the Beat DJ looks ...
Advantages: Tragic re-inactment of a true event Disadvantages: Not widely known, and now forgotton.
Having gone through his wrestling movie stage, then adventure movies, and onto sea related disasters; Renny Cardona Jnr. Touched a real nerve with his next movie outing; Guyana ? Crime Of The Century tells the story of Cult leader JimJones and his exodus of American?s to the country Guyana where he founded Jonestown. Cardona?s version of events was disturbingly close to the real events of Jonestown and as a result earned itself a place in history. While this Mexican movie was incredibly popular, an American TV movie with a star studded cast fell flat on its face.
James Johnson (JimJones but called Johnson in this movie however for legal reasons)calls himself a reverend, he preaches his own variation of the Christian faith called The Peoples Temple, and week in week out hundreds of Americans visit his San Francisco church to hear his ...
