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DEEETROIT BASKETBALL (0.28MB; download) Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sat, 21 May 2005 11:06:18 UTC
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CDH 21 (39.69MB; download) -- Henry the K returns! Our distinguished guest reminisces about the Go to Heaven days, and an unforgettable evening at the Fillmore East. Four songs and lots of fun this time. Would you like to be a guest on Closet Deadhead? Drop us a line at sam@closetdeadhead.com -- Sam Whitmore Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sat, 21 May 2005 11:03:27 UTC
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Career-Op: By Example (2.71MB; download) -- Ask any married couple and you will quickly learn that you cant make anyone change. You can wish them to change, ask them to change, demand they change, even threaten them to change, but, in the end, change cant be imposed from the outside, it can only grow from within. This is also true of your work relationships. As much as you would like to change your co-workers, your manager or your employees, you cant. There is hope though. When people are given a good example to follow, they can, eventually, discover for themselves that there are benefits to change. So, instead of sighing, shouting or screaming, your main task is to simply provide a good example.
Read this weeks columnListen on your computer, iPod or other MP3 playerClick here to ListenListen (Backup) Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sat, 21 May 2005 10:57:46 UTC
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HBB talks to T. Harv Eker author of Secrets of the Millionaire Mind (75.34MB; download) -- This week we have b>T. Harv Eker talking about his new
book, "Secrets of the Millionaire Mind",/b> which is about mastering
the inner game of wealth. He has been writing an lecturing for years
on his theories about people's mental and emotional relationship to
money. We also have the fruits and vegetables expert Ken Cole talking
about the state of that industry and the GREAT things that are about
to happen around true whole food fruit and vegetable supplements. Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sat, 21 May 2005 10:54:29 UTC
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Music Minute: The Latest From Def Leppard (1.64MB; download) -- Who new the rock band had something in common with Tom Jones? Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sat, 21 May 2005 10:35:46 UTC
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Internet Made The Radio Star (25.19MB; download) -- In this episode Lunchmeat has a indepth conversation with new pop sensation, Geoff Byrd. Geoff is being called the first pop act to go from Internet roots to national radio airplay. We also talk to Justin Frankel (Winamp, Jesusonic) about his new audio software/hardware project. We hear select tracks from the Listening Room compilation album and Seth from WHYME introduces us to Relay. Download the show now:
Lab Report #6- Internet Made The Radio Star.
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WHYME Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sat, 21 May 2005 10:24:17 UTC
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Rip & Read Blogger Podcast for 2005-05-20 (6.51MB; download) -- Show #113. Listen here: Subscribe here: Here's what I Ripped & Read today: Norman Mailer is at it Again U.S. Military, but not the troops, are Targeting Reporters Again More Dross on the Huffington Post: Laurie David Sadam in his underwear Norman Mailer is at it AgainAs Greg Gutfeld reported at the Huffington Post, Arianna Huffington's celebrity blog, Norman Mailer is writing again. Here is how Greg described the Mailer screed. Scott and I read Norman’s post on the Koran story - the one where he suggests the riots “would have been orchestrated. We do have agents in Pakistan, after all….” Scott and I thought for a moment, and it dawned on both of us (at the same time!) that this actually WASN’T Norman Mailer on the blog. “It’s an agent!” gasped Scott. “Because CLEARLY no one would write something so absolutely retarded, unless it was part of a larger conspiracy that’s now encompassed the blog.” No one, you say? Scott and I looked at each other, and we both thought the same thought. “It’s Larry Gelbart.” This made us sad. Because at first both Scott and I were very excited to see "Norman Mailer" on the blog. We both loved "Death of A Salesman," especially the 1985 television adaptation starring Charles Durning (as "Charley"). Durning is a Ned. But Mailer is the “ultimate Ned.” He’s pudgy and pliable. He likes to drink, and he’s filled with demons. Adorable, sexy demons.Here's what Mailer said on 5/17 at the Huffington Post. Note his suggestion that blogs are good places to report things you can't prove. I'm beginning to see why one would want to write a blog. At present, I have a few thoughts I can certainly not prove, but the gaffe over the Michael Isikoff story in Newsweek concerning the Koran and the toilet is redolent with bad odor. Who, indeed, was Isikoff's supposedly reliable Pentagon source? One's counter-espionage hackles rise. If you want to discredit a Dan Rather or a Newsweek crew, just feed them false information from a hitherto reliable source. You learn that in Intelligence 101A. Counter-espionage often depends on building "reliable sources." You construct such reliability item by secret item, all accurate. That is seen by the intelligence artists as a necessary expenditure. It gains the source his credibility. Then, you spring the trap. As for the riots at the other end, on this occasion, they, too, could have been orchestrated. We do have agents in Pakistan, after all, not to mention Afghanistan. Obviously, I can offer no proof of any of the above. There still resides, however, under my aging novelist's pate a volunteer intelligence agent, sadly manque. [That's French for missing. -ed. Why does he go into French? Sounds spy-ish, doesn't it? -ed] He does suggest that the outcome was too neat. It came out too effectively for one side, one special side. At the age of eighty-two I do not wish to revive old paranoia, but Lenin did leave us one valuable notion, one, at any rate. It was "Whom?" When you cannot understand a curious matter, ask yourself, "Whom? Whom does this benefit?" Dare I suggest that our Right has just gained a good deal by way of this matter? In every covert Department of Dirty Tricks, whether official, semi-official, or off-the-wall, great pride is best obtained by going real deep into down-and-dirty-land—Yeah! Expedite the consequences. Sounds retarded to me.U.S. Military, but not the troops, are Targeting Reporters AgainAt least that's what the head of the union who represents reporters is claiming. As La Shawn Barber reports on her blog:A journalist named Linda Foley, president of the Newspaper Guild, has been caught on tape pulling an Eason Jordan. Watch and listen to her make vile, inflammatory, and unsubstantiated claims about American troops military (Pardon me!) targeting Arab journalists on this RealAudio video.Here's an audio clip where we can get the context clear. This was taken from Sinclair Broadcasting.Tom at Scared Monkeys notes that the retraction Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sat, 21 May 2005 10:21:33 UTC
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Israelisms Podcast #12 (17.82MB; download) -- Madonna! Does that get your attention? And some desperate political wives. Traffic jams, a hard of hearing Chief Rabbi's wife, more rants, and man...is it a hot one today. Just a typical day in Israel. Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sat, 21 May 2005 10:19:44 UTC
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May 15, 2005 (6.78MB; download) -- Welcome! â Thank you for tuning in. I know that you have lots of choices, and weâre honored that youâre spending a few minutes with us. Our first show is all news and views; no time to review any podcasts this week! Bummer. Here are some of the topics in this week's show:
BMI Launches a not-so-new Songwriter/Artist Podcast
South Carolina Podcaster Fired Due to Podcast
A word of caution from the International Nanocasting Alliance
New Book: Podcasting: Do It Yourself Guide
Sci-Fi Podcast leaves Live365.com to do Podcasting
Search Interest in Podcasting Leaps by 1,000 Percent
Yahoo! Enters the online music arena
BitPass Unplugged lets you charge micropayments for your Podcast
Michael G. scores a podcast gig with Disney
A special note to INA lawyers: This podcast may contain views and opinions contrary to your own. Parental Discretion is advised.An after-show note from Scott: Mr. Cochrane's book (which I am sure is a fine publication!) is available now at Amazon! Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Sat, 21 May 2005 10:12:30 UTC
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Microsoft Anti Spyware Causes Windows Firewall Error (2.09MB; download) -- I recently wrote about some frustrations with Windows Firewall where each time you attempt to start it, it returns Error 10047. This occurs after using Microsoft Anti Spyware to clean junk from your system. Fortunately there's an easy fix, which I talk about both in the article and in this latest audio post. Selected by: Harold Gilchrist [ stations ], Fri, 20 May 2005 10:39:30 UTC
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