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1) New Technology For Losing Weight (1.10MB; download) -- A breathing tube, a computer, and some exercise can help pinpoint just what you need to do to drop pounds. Source:KOMO Newsepisodes
2) Home made pizza (22.16MB; download) -- For our first Say Yum podcast we're making pizza and Greek salad. For music we've got: Sunshine feel by The Mother Hips Phatty by Vinyl A-Frame by Garage a Trois Listen to the Say Yum podcast! SayYum-2005-02-02.mp3 [22.2mb (48:24) 64kbps] Source:Say Yumepisodes
3) Calgary Hot Wings (14.81MB; download) -- So we haven't given up yet. Tonight Kris' cooking up some beer marinated Calgary Hot Wings with some carrots and homemade blue cheese dressing. For music we've got: Jam Sandwich by Karl Denson's Tiny Universe 30k gs by Big Ass Truck Everybody Wanna Get Rich by Robert Walter's 20th Congress My Neighbors by New Orleans Juice Black Eyed Pea by Galactic Listen to the Say Yum podcast! SayYum-2005-02-03.mp3 [14.9mb 36:58) 64kbps]
4) Podcastech.com Forum Launched (0.16MB; download) -- 167KB 64kbps Mono MP3 21s Podcastech Forum: a central place for the podcasting community to discuss the technology behind creating, delivering, and consuming podcasts. See you there.
5) SD Poemcast: The Two (2.87MB; download) -- I'm back with a beautiful study of objects by Philip Levine. How we get lost in them, trapped by them, distracted and enamored by them. How different objects fade in and out of focus. The things we see and the things we're afraid of seeing. Fairly appropriate. Enjoy. Philip Levine - The Two (approx. 3:08)
6) Future Tense Podcast for February 4, 2005 (1.16MB; download) -- Freely distributed open-souce software, like the Linux operating system and the Firefox Web browser, is increasingly popular. But growing legal troubles are seen as a threat to its future. Recent lawsuits claim that privately-owned software code found its way into open source software, which is created cooperatively. A new non-profit, pro-bono legal center is stepping in to provide counsel.
7) Coverville 49: A Tribute to Holly, Valens and Richardson (1959) (29.76MB; download) -- Coverville is sponsored by iPodderX. Feed your iPod by getting your copy of the #1 podcasting macintosh client today at iPodderX.com! It's the anniversary of February 3, 1959; The Day The Music Died - Buddy Holly, Richie Valens and J.P. Richardson (a.k.a. The Big Bopper) were killed in a plane crash on their way from Iowa to Minnesota. We'll honor their memory with some covers of their work: "Chantilly Lace" - Jerry Lee Lewis (originally The Big Bopper) "Donna" - The Misfits (originally Richie Valens) "La Bamba" - Harry Belafonte (originally Richie Valens) "True Love Ways" - Erasure (originally Buddy Holly) "Oh Boy" - Joe Ely and Todd Snider (originally Buddy Holly) "It Doesn't Matter Anymore" - Dave Edmunds and Suzy Bogguss (originally Buddy Holly) "American Pie" - The Brady Kids (originally Don McLean) "Buddy Holly" - Richard Cheese (originally Weezer) Don't forget to throw a vote to all the podcasts you subscribe to (or at least listen to regularly) at Podcast Alley. If you'd like to vote for mine, you can use the link in the top right corner of this website. Thank you ! 33 minutes |
8) The Gillmor Gang: February 4, 2005 (30.66MB; download) -- The Gillmor Gang asks guest Dan Bricklin what innovations are on his radar. Dan's answers include the trend to large amounts of storage that allow a store-now-think-later approach, mobility, cheap CPU power and IP connectivity everywhere. We're seeing success from those who plan for, or at least enable unintended consequences. "Google caught everyone by surprise," by using the population to generate the connection database, says Dan. The gang digs into the benefits of pervasive devices that can share with others and considers whether evolution shows us how markets work. Is there a technology ecosystem? And what's new in interfaces? Google again. And Flash (and to some extent DHTML and JavaScript), which allow us to developed rich controls again. (The Gillmor Gang audio on IT Conversations.)
9) Getting Out: Formulating an Exit Strategy (9.23MB; download) -- On this installment of Investibles (20 minutes, 9.5MB), Matt and Rob talk about one of the most important, and least thought through parts of a good collectibles investment plan: getting out. Basically, if you do not have a plan for how and when you will liquidate your collectible assets, then you haven't moved into the realm of investing. Tune in for information on how plan for the graceful exit of your investing strategy.
