San Diego’s The Old Globe just finished with a long run of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels with John Lithgow.
It was an amazing show.
I am sorry I didn’t get to see it sooner, so I could do some promotion.
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I am playing around with Feedburner. If you read this blog via RSS client please update your subscription URL to: http://feeds.feedburner.com/sholden. I don’t think the other one goes away, but the nice thing about Feedburner is that it gives about 1000% better stats than Typepad.com (which is a great blogging tool but they don’t do stats very well IMHO).
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Doc Searls has a bunch of good links about BloggerCon including Remaking Radio.
Renee Blodgett has posted her notes from the the Making Money session.
Dave Slusher has notes posted for Day 0, Day 1, and Day 2.
Stowe Boyd also posted to Corante his thoughts.
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The #8 podcast of Tech Rag Tear Out (TRTO) has been posted. Here are the main areas with time codes:
- (00:00-00:52): Show Theme + Target Audience Public Service Announcement
- (00:53-01:39): USAF Band
"Hail To the Chief with Four Ruffles and Flourishes" - (01:40-04:37): Introduction (Election thoughts,
Leo Laporte Election Technology
clip; show beer selection, etc.) - (04:38-19:40): Primary Content [See Below]
- (19:41-22:25):
Chris Isaak "Living For Your Lover" (1985) - (22:26-26:10): Podcast Commentary (Bloggercon,
iPodder,
Slashdot Review,
Coverville,
Eric Rice,
Jimmy Jett,
MWGblog,
PodCat,
Daily Source Code,
Evil Genius Chronicles,
Engadget,
Rock’n’Roll Geek Show) - (26:11-26:53): USAF Band
"Sound Off – Americans We – Sound Off"
The primary content included:
- InfoWorld [Scores out of 10.0]
- 08-23-04:
- Detailed reviews intrusion detection systems (IDS):
ISS [7.8],
Lancope [8.9],
Snort [7.3], and
StillSecure [8.6] - VBrick EtherneTV Media
Distribution System [8.1]
- Detailed reviews intrusion detection systems (IDS):
- 09-06-04:
- Overview of Big Names in Identity Management (IBM, Microsoft,
Netegrity, Novell, Oblix, OpenNetwork, RSA Security) - Tacit Networks I-shared
1.6.1 (Over the WAN File Sharing) [Score: 8.7/10.0] - Microsoft Trims Longhorn
- Overview of Big Names in Identity Management (IBM, Microsoft,
- 09-13-04: VMWARE GSX Server 3.1
(Virutal Machine Software) [8.3] - 10-25-04: Jon Udell examines
"GMAIL under the hood" - 11-01-04:
- VoIP Test Tools from: Acterna,
Brix Networks,
Fluke Networks,
Spirent (plus NetOptics passive
10/100 taps) - Overview of Big Names in Secuirty Management (ArcSight, Computer
Associates, e-Security, GuardNET, IBM, Intellitactics, Network
Intelligence, and OpenService)- Core functions: "gathering, correlating, storing, and
displaying security threat information"
- Core functions: "gathering, correlating, storing, and
- VoIP Test Tools from: Acterna,
- 08-23-04:
- Processor.com:
- BioSlimDisk (USB security
data storage and authentication tool with integrated fingerprint sensor) - OPHIT Universal DVI Converter
(VGA, S-Video, RGB to DVI) - Sensory Networks has a
PCI based SNORT compatible 10/100/Gigabit card that uses a 64-bit
NodalCore
Security Processing Unit
- BioSlimDisk (USB security
You can download the file directly via: Download TRTO_008_11-06-2004.mp3 (9455.0K) or subscribe via the podcast link on the left hand side of this site.
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Dave Slusher is doing an great job with Evil Genius Chronicles (EGC). Some things I’ve picked up after catching up with podcasts for 10-24-2004, 10-26-2004, and 10-30-2004:
- ‘To win an argument you have to be willing to lose an argument.’
- ‘If you are thinking of others as "them" then you’ll probably never be apart of them.’
- DQE is a great band
- The book by Robert Rodriguez "Rebel Without a Crew" sounds like a great book for anyone doing a "start-up"
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iPodder Version 1.1 published on November 4, 2004 has been posted to: ipodder.sourceforge.net.
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As an extremely happy eVEST user for several years I have to give Scott Jordon congrats for this news "SCOTTeVEST chosen by Time Magazine as Best Invention 2004."
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Michael Butler @ the very interesting The Rock and Roll Geek Show(RRGS) podcast has made bumper stickers for his show via Sticker Junkie.
I am not sure if my first attempt at a Tech Rag Tear Outs (TRTO) bumper sticker is going to be a winner.
I do think I’d put a www.podcasting.org sticker on my 4Runner.
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Adam Curry noted in the Daily Source Code (DSC-2004-10-25 & DSC-2004-10-25) that he is going to evaluate several new MP3 hardware tools to improve his recording capabilities: Samsung Yepp 55V (256-MBs, USB, Audio-In, Microphone, variable sample rates); iRiver 790; and EZ-AV Audio Player (from Asia).
[Note: Amazon has a Yepp YP-T5V which might be the unit forsale in the U.S.]
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