The Daily Podcast Feed

Today's podcast feed:

This morning's feed has 12 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) Monday World (6.06MB; download) -- Episode# 57. I finally decided to get around to doing a Podcast today. My apologies to all. Get it here. Or subscribe to the feed below.

Links:
Morning Guy / Night Guy Bit
The Richard Vobes Radio Show

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Abuse-A-Tron

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Source: Jimmy Jett

2) Say Yum 2005-03-07 - Sweetcast (12.88MB; download) -- )-- Check out the slide show Listen to the Say Yum podcast! SayYum-2005-03-07.mp3 [12.9mb (31:59) 56kbps] Tonight we're celebrating our 18th show, adulthood in the podcast world, sending our first Say Yum special delivery, and enjoying our first sweetcast. Show notes: Say Yum 2005-03-07 Menu Special brownies Mini cheesecakes Music Sfunk - Chocolate Bump - Chocolate Salty Balls Speakeasy - Baking Secrets The Rap Group - Yum Yum Brownies Show notes 00:15 tonight we're doing our first sweetcast, say yum delivery and our 18th podcast 00:40 bunny rabbits, satan, cheese & milk are stuck in my head...shout out to Tim at Radio Clash 01:30 special delivery of special brownies to Dawn & Drew in Wisconsin 03:22 we're also cooking up some mini cheesecakes 04:45 southwestern soup recap 09:25 we're going to have to make chocolate salty balls some time soon 10:15 baking is good, and bacon is good 10:55 podcast alley changed their voting scheme in a good way. ...
Source: Say Yum

3) Tiger Wins Showdown - The Skinny on Sports - 03-07-2005 (4.75MB; download) -- Here is the latest episode of The Skinny on Sports Podcast.

On today's show, we talk about:

1st quarter: Tiger and Phil in a Showdown
2nd quarter: NCAA Hoops - loss good for Illinois?
3rd quarter: Barry Bonds and his latest comments
4th quarter: NBA - What's up with the Cavs?
Overtime: The Skinnies - presented by iPodlounge - [...]
Source: Skinny on Sports - Podcast - skinnyonsports.com

4) Clark Aldrich: Simulations and the Future of Learning (23.22MB; download) -- Clark Aldrich, co-founder of SimuLearn and the author of, Simulations and the Future of Learning delivered this presentation at Accelerating Change 2004:

Six criteria are emerging as critical not just to simulations but to all successful educational experiences. Three are focused on content, and three on delivery elements. The key criteria for content are: 1. Linear content. 2. Systems of content. 3. Cyclical content. Additional criteria for delivery elements are: 4. Simulation elements that model reality. 5. Game elements that provide familiar and entertaining interactions. 6. Pedagogical (didactic) elements that ensure the students' time is spent productively. As we understand pedagogy (#6) and linear content (#1), we first mourn that they have become so dominant, but then realize how powerful they are in concert. It is only through the interelationships of all six criteria that we begin to get results that can truly transform people. [Accelerating Change 2004 audio from IT Conversations]
Source: IT Conversations

5) Future Tense Podcast for March 7, 2005 (3.85MB; download) -- Nicholas Negroponte says the solution to third world poverty is educating children. He aims to do that will a new computer that will cost about a hundred bucks.

Negroponte is founder of the Massachussetts Institute of Technology
Media Lab, and author of the groundbreaking book, "Being Digital."
He's come up with the design for a machine that third world countries
can buy in bulk to give to children.

The machine would be light, but rugged. And it will be able to connect wirelessly to the Internet. It will run on the open source operating system Linux.

The project has the backing of Google, computer chip company AMD and
other companies.

Source: Future Tense

6) A New Twist on Roasted Potatoes (0.92MB; download) -- By Linda Bramble
Here’s a twist on roasted potatoes. All you’ll need is Balsamic vinegar, olive oil, salt and potatoes. Long potatoes work best, but any shape will work. Cut them into wedges. Place in a bowl and cover lightly with olive oil. Roast in a medium oven until golden but not yet crispy. Remove and mix with a light covering of Balsamic vinegar. . Add salt to taste, return to the oven until they’re crispy. Serve immediately. For added enjoyment, mix in wedges of sweet potatoes. The textures and the flavours are scrumptious. I served them with roasted chicken, but if you’re in a hurry, grab one already cooked at the supermarket. Stir-fry some vegetables like broccoli and mushrooms and you’ve got a week-day meal fit for Saturday night.

ed. note: If you try this tasty tip, please let us know how it works for you, or share your recipe for roasted potatoes. Cheers

Source: Cheers To Wine And Food

7) The 'Mouth Man' Takes His Sounds To A New Level (1.35MB; download) -- The man who is a walking sound effects library still has tricks to teach, stories to tell.


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12) OMT - Summarize Services in OS X (1.78MB; download) --
The One Minute Tip

Tip 30: Summarize Services in OS X
To much reading, to little time? Here is one way to lighten the load. This tip will work in all Cocoa user interfaces like TextEdit, Safari, Camino and even Apple Mail.

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Source: One Minute Tip