Saturday, February 26, 2005
"The Daily Podcast Feed" for Saturday - February 26, 2005
Today's feed: 
This morning's feed has 10 new podcasts. Enjoy!!
* The above flash audio player is simple to use. Just click the play arrow in the player to start a podcast or use the double arrows on the right to move to the next podcast. All podcasts decribed in player have show numbers and titles. All show numbers in player match up with the show numbers described in the show list below.
1) Podcast NYC: New York Minute #6 (6.37MB; download) -- Grand Central Terminal is one of the greatest landmark buildings that New York has to offer. More than just a train station, Grand Central features great architecture, shops, restaurants and the energy of the city if you show up at the right time!SHOW NOTES
Intro Upcoming Shows - Dating on a Budget, Celebrity Hang Outs, The Outer Boroughs, Apartment Hunting Tips and Much More! Grand Central Terminal 42nd St. and Park Ave. - Map Link
Main Hall Architecture Cipriani, Michael Jordan's and Metrazur (on Mezzanine) Oyster Bar (Lower Level) Dining Pick of the Week - Zarela 953 2nd Ave. (Between 50th and 51st St.) - Map Link
Mexican Food Hidden NY - The Campbell Apartment 15 Vanderbilt Ave. - Map Link
Located in Grand Central Terminal Former private salon turned upscale cocktail lounge Sign Off
Source: Podcast NYC - New York Minute
2) In the Trenches - 02-24-2005 (10.74MB; download) -- Well... My Skype answering machine is dead thanks to Skype forcing me to upgrade to 1.1 from 1.0. As a result, Replay Telecorder no longer works--Phooey! Skype... PLEASE, PLEASE, let me in to your voice mail beta. I need a solution... you name it, ...
Source: In the Trenches
3) Podcast 2005-02-25 (13.86MB; download) -- SlashdotReview is a ten minute audio podcast summary of
recent technology news items from Slashdot.org
Complete copy, news item links and additional details are available at Slashdot.org
After the news, each day we feature a new artist or group at the end of the podcast. Comments and links to the artist of ...
Source: Slashdot Review
4) Brain Strain - Feb 25th (1.00MB; download) -- Here is today's Brain Strain. February 25, 2005 Podcast Download - mp3Previous Music Trivia Questions Answers (Feb 24, 2005):Q: What was Don McLean's followup hit to American Pie?A: VincentQ: In what year did Bobby Day, use bird sounds to help his Rockin' Robin reach No. 2 on the charts?A: 1958Q: What one song's production was the straw that broke The Beatles' back?A: The Long and Winding RoadSubscribe to Brain Strain
7) Apprentice Wannabes Get Resumes Ready (0.92MB; download) -- Auditions for hit TV show come to Seattle.
4) Brain Strain - Feb 25th (1.00MB; download) -- Here is today's Brain Strain. February 25, 2005 Podcast Download - mp3Previous Music Trivia Questions Answers (Feb 24, 2005):Q: What was Don McLean's followup hit to American Pie?A: VincentQ: In what year did Bobby Day, use bird sounds to help his Rockin' Robin reach No. 2 on the charts?A: 1958Q: What one song's production was the straw that broke The Beatles' back?A: The Long and Winding RoadSubscribe to Brain Strain
Source: Brain Strain - Get Your Daily Dose!
5) Future Tense Podcast for February 25, 2005 (1.31MB; download) -- Many guardians of English fear that Internet instant messaging will
harm the language. They cringe at the slang, shorthand, and sloppy
grammar and worry the IM style will bleed into more formal writing.
A new study from American University linguistics professor Naomi Baron
suggests that language grumps don't have much to worry about. Baron
studied thousands of instant messages exchanged by college students.
5) Future Tense Podcast for February 25, 2005 (1.31MB; download) -- Many guardians of English fear that Internet instant messaging will
harm the language. They cringe at the slang, shorthand, and sloppy
grammar and worry the IM style will bleed into more formal writing.
A new study from American University linguistics professor Naomi Baron
suggests that language grumps don't have much to worry about. Baron
studied thousands of instant messages exchanged by college students.
Source: Future Tense
6) Career-Op: Follow-through - February 25, 2005 (2.66MB; download) -- Technology can help businesses and individuals accomplish great things, but sometimes we set ourselves and others up for failure before we even finish a technology project. While automating portions of a process can be helpful, if you don't automate the entire process, from end to end, you might find your project doesn't solve as many problems as it creates. If you are starting a new project, or involved in one currently, be sure to consider how the un-automated sections of a process might have some unintended consequences for the whole project.
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6) Career-Op: Follow-through - February 25, 2005 (2.66MB; download) -- Technology can help businesses and individuals accomplish great things, but sometimes we set ourselves and others up for failure before we even finish a technology project. While automating portions of a process can be helpful, if you don't automate the entire process, from end to end, you might find your project doesn't solve as many problems as it creates. If you are starting a new project, or involved in one currently, be sure to consider how the un-automated sections of a process might have some unintended consequences for the whole project.
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7) Apprentice Wannabes Get Resumes Ready (0.92MB; download) -- Auditions for hit TV show come to Seattle.
Source: KOMO News
8) EverythingDigital Podcast 2/25/05 (10.39MB; download) -- A rant about how the internet is a part of reality, the rundown on the new iPods, a way to extend the PodFreq's range, and rumors that Apple may buy TiVo. http://everythingdigital.org
Source: EverythingDigital Podcast
9) The Frank Truth For Friday 25 February 2005 (3.37MB; download)
9) The Frank Truth For Friday 25 February 2005 (3.37MB; download)
Source: The Frank Truth
10) Steve Gillmor on Attention.xml (8.34MB; download) -- Steve Gillmor is a human inforouter. Tracking the flow of conversation is his vision put into being as attention.xml. Steve explains the complexities of attention as it relates to the blogosphere and podosphere as Chris catches up with him via the newly added VoIP lines.Listen to Steve Gillmor in WMA
Listen to Steve Gillmor in MP3
10) Steve Gillmor on Attention.xml (8.34MB; download) -- Steve Gillmor is a human inforouter. Tracking the flow of conversation is his vision put into being as attention.xml. Steve explains the complexities of attention as it relates to the blogosphere and podosphere as Chris catches up with him via the newly added VoIP lines.Listen to Steve Gillmor in WMA
Listen to Steve Gillmor in MP3
Source: The Chris Pirillo Show
# posted by Harold Gilchrist @ 7:19 AM 
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