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Welcome to HOUSETERIA VOLUME 3. As wth all my podcasts there's some new old tracks in the mix. This time round its a bit funky/techie/whatever genre you wanna call it. Above all else its HOUSE! The 2012 Easter Weekend is almost upon us and here in the UK we've seen some really decent weather - Summer is gonna be a hot one! So I've put together this little mix - it WILL get you dancing whether it's in the sunshine, or whether you're getting ready for a BIG NIGHT OUT! Maidstone, Kent was where I spent most of my time clubbing - I truly beleive it is at least the House music Capital of the South East of the UK. On Easter Sunday TDUK returns to Banks, with Alex Kenji going back 2 back with Manuel De La Mare for 3 whole hours!!! I'll be listening to this podcast on my way down - and I hope it gets you all in the mood - see you on the dancefloor!! Big Love Pete H
Giving Back Smiles Radio: In this show Alex and Dave go over plans for future music creation! They also play 4 songs. Two of these songs are finished: Northern Winds and What's on the News. The other two are works in progress and you the listener get to hear the works in progress! Music Only!
Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Matt Revell, and Ade Bradshaw talk about Linux and open source and a variety of other stuff, including: Linspire: the controversy about them allegedly tampering with DistroWatch rankings, contrasted with the Linspire team releasing the Click-n-Run client as open source and removing the annual fee. What do we think? (3.13) Sava Tatic from Campware talks about free software and free media (13.20) Matt and Jono are now part of the Ubuntu team, Matt in the Marketing Team and Jono a Canonical employee as Ubuntu Community Manager. Thoughts on how it's been so far, and the nature of community projects (26.37) Stephen "SheepEatingTaz" Garton from Hull LUG talks about their new community outreach "Hull FLOSS" initiative (44.21) A (completely fictional) LugRadio Summer of Code: which projects would we anoint? Write in and tell us which projects you think got overlooked! (50.21) Your letters from over the summer! Send in your thoughts on the show, things you'd like to see us talk about, and comments on the wonderful world of free software. If you've got a silly name that's an extra bonus. (71.28) This show is dedicated to Banger, Jono and Sooz's dog, who sadly died on September 8th, 2006. If you listen carefully you can hear him barking at a couple of points during this episode. Goodbye, Banger.
What I love about Aaron's podcast site 'English Conversations': http://e-poche.net/conversations/ is the variety of material. I also think that the transcripts that support the podcasts on this site will really help the lower level learners understand.
To make your Guitar Hero World Tour a bit more interesting and lively, here is the amazing wireless Guitar Controller Premiere Edition named as the Logitech PS3/PS2 Wireless Guitar. The controller works with all the Guitar Hero games that are compatible with PSP3. With a veritable wood construction and metal frets and tuning pegs, you are bound to feel as if you are playing the real thing. Guitar Hero World Tour Xbox 360
Undoubtedly, Guitar Hero fans want something that is more real and genuine and instead of playing on a light, plastic guitar, they get a bright opportunity to have their hands on the awesome Logitech Wireless Guitar Controller Premiere Edition for a much more realistic experience.
The sturdy build up with a wood neck, rosewood fingerboard, metal frets and tuning peg handles really simulate the original and real guitar. It?s an official Guitar Hero accessory that can also play loud sound music while minimizing the button sounds with the help of rubber dome technology used on the fret board controls, and the strum bar is whisper quiet as well.
Guitar Hero World Tour Wii
Touch-Sensitive Neck Slider augments your options for racking up points and Guitar Hero World Tour lets you produce an all inclusive plethora of sounds. The controller also has got this very special Star Power button for your convenience. Known that it operates on the 2.4 GHz frequency, this guitar also provides 30-foot range and a mind-boggling response time without lag.
Guitar Hero World Tour PS3
The controller uses two AA batteries, and can operate for hundreds of hours. Set up is as simple as plugging the USB receiver into your game console. A gig bag helps you protect your guitar when you're not playing and transport it when you're on tour! If you are not having the new Logitech Wireless Guitar Controller, you are actually not savouring the true experience of Guitar Hero World Tour!
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Seedlings @ Bit by Bit Podcast: Show 47 January 1, 2009
Happy New Year!
Links from the show: Geek of the Week Links for 2009-01-01 Chat Transcript from EdTech coming Soon!
Music:
And So We Strive by Stuart Lawson
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(Meaning for Man Teaching Series) This is the "Renewing Your Mind" radio program taught by Dr. R.C. Sproul. A Biblical teaching program which sets itself apart from other programs through Dr. Sproul’s willingness to examine systematic theology, philosophy, apologetics, ethics, church history, and many other subjects.
Jono Bacon, Stuart Langridge, Ade Bradshaw and Adam "one for the ladies" Sweet talk about Linux, open source, orange underpants and a variety of other stuff, including: Applications on the free desktop should integrate with free resources on the internet: Rhythmbox with Creative Commons music from Jamendo and Magnatune, etc (2.13) Becky Hogge talks about the Open Rights Group, the "British EFF", and what they've been doing since they were set up (18.35) How do you convince people to use Linux? We can't say any more that it's faster and more secure and more stable because it isn't... (32.10) If you could go back in time and change something to make Linux more successful, what would it be? (54.08) A few emails, and Adam Sweet's Gong-a-Thong Lightbulb Talk Extravaganza (71.47)
Polar bears in the Arctic spend a lot of their lives swimming between land and ice, and they might run into serious trouble as the ice cover of the Arctic Ocean disappears.