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Where: TechPodcasts.com
When: Saturday Jan 28th 1:30PM Pacific and 4:30 Eastern
What About: Portable Computing, Digital Imaging, and Mobile Broadband Access
Details will be on the TechPodcasts.com website and I will be posting more information as soon as I get it.
Back in October I did this segment without "help" in standard Tech Tidbits Daily fashion. But the truth be told I originally had a "helper" with the prep. Here is the "helper" version:
Mobile Enterprise for October 2005 had a special feature that highlighted eight new technology cases for laptops and handhelds.
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Today we review some recent news from Newsgator. I personally use Newsgator for Outlook day-to-day on my work Toshiba Tecra M4 TabletPC
Some links mentioned in this products:
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From Playbill.com:
There will be a Jan. 22, 2006 (this Sunday) performance at 8 p.m. of Jersey Boys to benefit the non-profit Actors’ Fund of America. Prices for tickets are between $96.25-$111.25, and the performance will be at the August Wilson
Theatre (245 West 52nd Street). You can call for tickets at: (212)
221-7300, ext. 133.
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We got the latest Movies Unlimited
catalog in the mail yesterday. It was interesting to me (and probably
no one else?!?) how they organize DVDs available by actors, directors,
and actressess. And the shear number that some people have associated
with them is definitely a tribute to their career.
Here is a run down of some of the "leaders" from the prespective of
how many DVDs were highlighted for them by the catalog (definitely not
scientific, and not all exclusive to everything they have done)*:
* Note: I stopped listing "men" who didn’t have 15 DVDs associated
with them. Some were very close and included names like: Kurt Russell,
Steven Seagal, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Charles Bronson,Sean Connery, Tom
Hanks, Woody Allen, Burt Reynolds, Jerry Lewis, Frank Carpa, Michael
Douglas, Tom Cruise, Anthony Hopkins, Johnny Depp, Dennis Quaid, Keanu
Reeves, Kevin Costner, Robert De Niro, Michael Caine, Robert Redford,
Jack Nicholson, Dustin Hoffman, Robert Mitchum, Sidney Poitier, Marlon
Brando, Charlton Heston, Stephen King, Gene Kelly, Bing Crosby, and
Fred Astaire.
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This podcast from TechNewsRadio.com covers the following two security topics:
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Thanks to Amber & Leo at the Inside The Net podcast I have been checking out a relatively new site called Pandora that through their Music Genome Project offers up a pretty good stream of related music to match your listening taste and mood.
I created a few stations so far, they are:
Pretty neat … Leo mentioned at the end of the podcast that there needs to be something like this for podcasting. While not exactly the same, I’ve been having some fun with AmigoFish.
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Adam Curry noted on Daily Source Code 320 that he is going to sue a tabloid for a variety of reasons, but one of them was that the publication used some pictures from his Flickr site {search "adamcurry" on Flickr} that are released Creative Commons with Noncommercial limitations attached. Sounds kinda interesting …
UPDATE: If you think this legal topic is interesting, then some additional links related to topics like this can be found on this post on Denise Howell’s site.
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Here is a pointer to a relatively new site called Pandora that through their Music Genome Project offers up a pretty good stream of related music to match your listening taste and mood.
Here is my "Frankie Valli and The 4 Seasons" station to check out. Let me know what you think!
Thanks to Amber & Leo at the Inside The Net podcast for the pointer.
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Here are some links to some Jersey Boys and The 4 Seasons mentions that are not from the mainstream press:
Steve Holden's Blog 