The skiing cross-country world championships in Oslo, Norway kicked into high gear this week.

Norway has already won a gold medal thanks to Marit Bjørgen and we expect the norwegian team to pick up many more medals in the coming weeks. Stay up to date with all the events on the official website, Oslo 2011.

I’ll be attentding a few event myself so I’ll definitely keep you all posted during these exciting world championships. If you ever wanted to take a look at Holmenkollen up close, this is definitely the time to do it!

I remember watching Ramona Fottner in the casting of  the German TV show “Das Supertalent” not long ago. Her voice is nothing short of AMAZING! If you haven’t heard of Ramona Fottner before you don’t have to worry. I’m pretty sure you will see her face or hear her songs on music stations across the globe in the years to come.

I’ve added the song she sang below, get ready for a goose bump experience.

I would like to wish all my readers and followers a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. May the Holiday Season bring happiness and joy to you and your loved ones.

2011 is the time to unfold new horizons and realize new dreams, to rediscover the strength and faith within you and gear up for the new challenges. We wish you all a happy New Year filled with peace, prosperity and success.

I know the blog updates have been lacking  in the last couple of months but the Prime.TV and Dreamlevel Studios projects have kept me really busy. I’m aiming for a strong comeback in 2011 so stay tuned :)

All the best,
-Mr T

ALL of you know that I’m a big admirer of the wildlife on our planet. I accidently stumbled across an article about the global condition and slaughtering of the tigers presence. The headline over at MSN reads  “1,000 tigers killed for body parts in decade“!!!

Some of you may think that’s nothing compared to other species, but you’ve got to look at the WHOLE picture. There are only 3200 tigers left, GLOBALLY! That’s close to a 25% reduction in 10 years.

Needless to say the article made me furious and I’m shocked how far the wildlife crisis has crossed the red line.

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