The first pictures in the gallery are the pictures I’ve scanned and published until now.

Scans of Jolin Tsai from Cutie Nail magazine:

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Believe it or not, the gallery is now up and running. I ended up using Plogger, which I found very easy to work with. It is very easy to modify and I’ve made quite a few changes. Well, I guess it’s time to start filling the gallery up

The fortune cookie that I got at the Chinese restaurant today said “You have alot to be thankful for”.

I bought a PlayStation Portable a couple of weeks ago (I absolutely love it - it’s my first video game ever). I got the “value pack” which comes with headphones, a small memory stick and some other stuff. I was going to buy a base pack which is just the unit itself without headphones, since I was planning on using my Koss headphones and buy a bigger memory stick anyway, but I got a deal for a value pack with two games that was cheaper than the base pack, so there wasn’t much to think about.

I’ve seen alot of people online complaining about how low the volume is in the PSP’s “ear friendly” headphones. These headphones don’t go above 90 dB which I guess is good since the PSP is sold primarily to children. I haven’t thought that much about it since I usually use my Koss headphones.

A couple of months ago I noticed that my Creative MuVo MP3 player was malfunctioning. Sometimes when I touch the player the volume briefly goes up to the maximum level. It’s like a “bang” for the ears. I have hardly used the player since then other than in the car hooked up to the cassette deck. I, of course, noticed the defect one week after the warranty had expired. I was pretty pissed off about it.

I’m going to the gym in a few minutes (I’m just going to finish this post ) and I brought some songs that I want to listen to while I work out. I forgot my ear-bud headphones at home and since I had the PSP with me I decided to try the PSP headphones with the MP3 player, and guess what? They totally cancel out the volume malfunction in the MP3 player! I’ve tried and tried and I can’t reproduce the “bang” with those headphones.

Today I’m thankful for Sony’s ear friendly headphones

After some confusion about what releases to sell, YesAsia now has Jolin’s next all new album available for pre-order. The album is called Dancing Diva and the Hong Kong version will be released May 12th. Both the Hong Kong special edition CD and the Taiwan pre-order edition CD will come with a bonus photo album of Jolin. I just have to get this CD, though I’m not sure which edition to get yet. If there were a CD+DVD edition with music videos I would buy that one for sure, but judging by the J-Game release, the CD+DVD version didn’t come out until three months later and I don’t think I can wait that long to hear the new songs

Take advantage of YesAsia’s free shipping offer between May 2nd and June 30th.

You can find some samples of the songs on Jolin’s new record label’s site (requires flash).