Odeo podcasts for tag: pc

TNT1-155 A Technical Overview of Microsoft Virtual PC SP1 version

Fri, 29 Jun 2007 17:41:59 GMT

In this session, we will look at VirtualPC, its key features, benefits, & some usage scenarios. We will look at the requirements & how virtualization works, as well as the integration between the host OS & the Guest OS. To download full syncronized video presentation click here . To download full presentation transcript and powerpoint deck click here . To access the complete session resources visit the Session Resource Page

Cleft Club Radio - Episode 2 - new subscription feed, world news, being a parent who was born cleft, Harry Potter, and site updates

Tue, 14 Nov 2006 16:37:20 GMT

Download show here Welcome to Cleft Club Radio Today is July 21, 2005 I’m your host Kim Andrews (theme song) Welcome back to the second episode of CCR. Thanks for the positive comments about the first show! – We now have a link you can use to subscribe with or listen to on the web. The address is http://feeds.feedburner.com/CleftClubRadio . Can still download shows there as well as the downloads section at cleftclub.com – Put up shownotes for the first show! Click here – Definition: Shownotes are an outline of what happens in each episode. – 31 subscribers! Whoa! It was 16 when I started to get the show read on Wednesday and doubles in a few hours. Cool! Welcome to all the new subscribers! – Wrote up a FAQ on CCR. Can be found in the FAQ section. – Got a number of people wanting to subscribe to the mailing lists. Excellent! A few didn’t give reasons to why. Must give reason why you want to join, helps keep out spammers and email harvesting bots that collect emails for spammers. News on the world – From the New Straits Times “99pc success rate in cleft lip, palate operations” story link director of a cleft clinic Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia reports that they have been successful in treating patients at a young age and also have them go through rehabilitation and therapy. – From Canada.com Formerly conjoined twins headed home story link conjoined twins who were also born with a cleft lip and palate from Zimbabwe Africa were flown in to Canada. Delivered at a salvation army hospital, operated on at the Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto sent home on Wed. Keep beating the odds kids! Best of luck to the family! – Channel 13, WHAM in Rochester NY “Operation Smile Has No Borders” story link 19 year old Mungamba Vunda from the African Congo has an operation done on his lip by Dr. Lawrence Kurtzman through Operation Smile (www.operationsmile.com) . includes a video link – Black Mountain News from Black Mountain, NC “Shriners help local child overcome facial disfigurement” story link story of the Reese family, Noah, 8 who was born with a cleft lip and palate and was operated on by both operation Smile and the Shriner Hospital in Boston father David, also born with a cleft and shares his fears about passing it on. Another interview with my daughter Kristi Commentary – Being a parent who was born cleft and why that didn’t bother me Commentary #2 – Harry Potter controversy over the “H” word (harelip) in “Chamber of Secrets” (will link to my article later) New additions to the Photo Gallery – Nursey007’s daughter Rachel Ending [Remember that I am not a medical professional so anything you hear on Cleft Club Radio is for informational purposes only! Thanks! :)]

Mister Ron's Basement #88

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:45 GMT

H. C. Bunner shakes up a family tree by the roots in ‘Mr. Wick’s Aunt.’ Yup! Alay! Yup!

Time: approx thirty-four and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #84

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:44 GMT

Saki takes a jab at jealousy in his 1911 story ‘Mrs Packeltide’s Tiger’ accompanied by a 1901 comic tune ‘The Huntsman.’

Time: approx twelve minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #85

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:44 GMT

This is the 85th Episode of Mister Ron’s Basement! ‘The Story-Teller’ by Saki (1914) gives up a story that little kids from any era would love. A confusing tune starts things off.

Time: approx fifteen minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #86

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:44 GMT

The final Saki story for the week concerns a nervous man trying to get some peace and quiet and a fifteen year old young lady, written in 1914—also a nifty little period piece of Jas Music…

Time: approx eleven minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #87

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:44 GMT

This week Mister Ron’s Basement digs out funny stories from H. C. Bunner (‘H. C. Who?’ you might say…). Bunner was the editor of Puck Magazine and one of the most popular humorists of the late 19th Century. He is largely forgotten today. Bunner’s stories are great though—today’s is ‘The Cumbersome Horse.’

Time: approx twenty-seven minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #81

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:43 GMT

George W. Peck week in the Basement comes to an end with an appropriately whacky 1886 story ~~- ‘Expedition in Search of a Doughnut’ -~~ Vo Do De Oh Doh!

Time: approx eight minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #82

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:43 GMT

Beginning a week of hilariously cynical stories by H. H. Munro, better known as ‘Saki.’ Today’s story, from 1911, deals with Art Critics, stormy international relations, and a sleazy low-life caught in the middle of a maelstrom. It’s called ‘The Background.’ There Ought to be a Law Against That…

Time: approx eleven and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #83

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:43 GMT

H. H. Munro (Saki) died in 1916 on the battlefield in WWI, but much of his work was published posthumously afterward. Here we present a side-splitting yarn first printed in 1919 ~~- ‘Louise’ -~~ and a touch of a tune to go with it.

Time: approx twelve minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #78

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:42 GMT

From 1886 ~~- ‘Unscrewing the Top of a Fruit Jar’ by George W. Peck -~~ and a touch of the ‘Hayseed Rag’ are today’s selections from The Basement.

Time: approx five minutes

As we approach our hundredth episode, we’ve got some super surprises planned. Let us know how you’ve been enjoying visiting the Basement and experiencing long-forgotten stuff that made people laugh many years ago. We really do want to hear from you—send an email to Mister Ron at revry@panix.com.

Mister Ron's Basement #79

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:42 GMT

‘Peck’s Bad Boy and His Pa—His Pa Kills Him’ is today’s featured story by George W. Peck, along with a tune from Down in Maryland.

Time: approx nine and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #80

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:42 GMT

‘Sardineindianapolis’ by George W.Peck is a review of a play quite unlike anything you’ve ever heard. To put you in the mood, we’ve included some 1902 ‘show’ tunes as well.

Time: approx seven minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #73

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:41 GMT

From 1853, Fanny Fern explains the ins and outs of successful plagiarism, and a musical ode to st-st-stuttering from 1922…

Time: approx five and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #74

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:41 GMT

From 1853, Fanny Fern’s Aunt Hetty explains why marriage is such a crummy deal, with a little Henpecked Blues to go with it.

Time: approx five and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #75

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:41 GMT

Welcome to the 75th episode of Mister Ron’s Basement! We’re featuring Fanny Fern’s first published article, ‘The Model Husband’ from 1851. And just for fun, we’re giving you a bit of a 1901 tune called ‘Carrie Nation in Kansas.’

Time: approx six and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #76

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:41 GMT

Wrapping up Fanny Fern week with an 1869 piece by this remarkably prescient writer—‘The Modern Old Maid.’ Also, we throw in a little Monkey Doodle Doo just to put things in the right frame of mind.

Time: approx five minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #65

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:38 GMT

Today you’ll be getting TWO podcasts to make up for my predicted negligence tomorrow.

In keeping with that, our selection for today is ‘The Dubious Future,’ an 1896 piece of prognostication by Bill Nye, and some Crazy Blues.

Time: approx fourteen and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #66

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:38 GMT

As promised, here is the SECOND of TWO podcasts rounding up the week of stories by Edgar Wilson Nye, better known to readers of the late nineteenth century as Bill Nye. This delightful little exposition explains the ‘Life of a Literary Man,’ accompanied by a nifty tune from 1922.

Time: approx seven and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #59

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:37 GMT

Truly great humor withstands aging. Herewith is one of the funniest stories ever written ~~- ‘To Nature and Back Again’ -~~ written back in 1918 by Stephen Leacock, our author of the week in the Basement. This thing had me doubling over with laughter when I first read it. Hopefully, you’ll laugh too. Give it a listen. Additionally, we’ve got a touch of ‘Dancing in the Barn’ from 1907.

Time: approx twenty and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #60

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:37 GMT

Stephen Leacock answers the age-old question in a 1916 essay entitled ‘Are the Rich Happy?” And we hear a touch of ‘As Good as Money in the Bank’ from 1907.

Time: approx fourteen and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #61

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:37 GMT

Ending up Stephen Leacock week in the Basement with a real treat ~~- a dandy story from his 1911 collection, ‘Nonsense Novels’ -~~ ‘A Hero in Homespun; or, The Life Struggle of Hezekiah Hayloft’ sandwiched between some slices of quite appropriate music.

Time: approx nineteen minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #62

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:37 GMT

Beginning a week of funny stuff from Bill Nye ~~- no not the Science Guy -~~ but a terrific writer from the late 1800s. Today’s piece is an introduction to his book ‘Remarks’ called ‘Directions’...

Also some novelty music from 1928 on Perfect Brown Shellac.

Time: approx five and a half minutes

Mister Ron's Basement #63

Wed, 30 Aug 2006 21:53:37 GMT

Continuing Bill Nye Week with a short piece from 1887 on Railway Etiquette. Additionally, a bit of a song with some good advice for any evening.

Time: approx six minutes

PC Clinic, 26 May 2005

Sat, 29 Apr 2006 18:44:16 GMT

This month’s PC Clinic looks at mobile and flexible working. Ian Collins is joined in the talkSPORT studio by Microsoft’s John Coulthard and David Overton.

PC Clinic, 30 June 2005

Sat, 29 Apr 2006 18:44:16 GMT

Websites are the topic of June’s PC Clinic. Microsoft’s John Coulthard and David Overton are joined in Ian Collins’s studio by Spencer Jeffries of Microsoft partner agency Accelerator.

PC Clinic, 28 April 2005

Sat, 29 Apr 2006 18:44:14 GMT

This month’s PC Clinic looks at security issues. Microsoft’s director of small business, John Coulthard is joined in the studio this month by partner technical specialist James Akrigg.

OnTheRun with Tablet PCs #1- Warner Crocker interview

Sun, 30 Oct 2005 09:26:50 GMT

OnTheRun with Tablet PCs is the podcast all about ink and slate and show #1 is the inaugural effort of James Kendrick and Marc Orchant. This show features a special guest- the newest Tablet PC MVP Warner Crocker and covers a range of topics about the Tablet PC. Marc…

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Tue, 11 Oct 2005 01:11:45 GMT

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Extremetech.com Round Table

Mon, 10 Oct 2005 21:00:00 GMT

Extremetech.com’s Technical Analysts Loyd Case, Jason Cross, and PC Mag’s Robert Heron get inside latest Tech of the week

Playgirl's Sexpod 05

Mon, 10 Oct 2005 00:00:00 GMT

In this mixed bag of chatter, Jamye talks and talks – Do NYC women have more sex? What kinds of secrets do you keep from your lovers? What words turn you on? There’s also a NYC rant and some homemade erotica!

Podcasting - Créer son PodCast

Sun, 09 Oct 2005 03:42:30 GMT

Bon j’ai décidé de me mettre au Podcasting histoire de savoir comment ça marche, je vous fais profiter de mon parcours, en résumé : Il vous faut : – un blog (Blogger, Typepad, Viabloga est le plus adapté pour le Podcasting) – un espace où stocker vos fichiers sons (ou autres) – c’est tout, facile donc Ensuite il suffit de mettre un lien dans votre blog vers le fichier son, là plusieurs possibilités : – un lien simple : mon fichier son – une petite étiquette qui va ouvrir Windows media player ou votre lecteur multimédia, mais ce n’est pas très esthétique – ou intégrer le MP3 Dew Player Flash qui "stream" votre fichier, et là c’est déjà plus cool in Trucs de Oufs sur PC http://www.kerignard.com/blog2/2005/09/podcasting-crer-son-podcast.html

Kaos PodcastMag #7

Fri, 07 Oct 2005 13:47:46 GMT

Et voila le site , du changement , plus d’informatique moin de cinéma… Depanne Ton Pc , tuto Sécuriser votre réseau sans fil ! Informanews testl’Archos Av700 FireAnt Color-lounge pspmagazines planet-wifi

Hors-serie #1

Fri, 07 Oct 2005 13:34:16 GMT

En vacance !!! Je part en vacance pas de Podcast avant le 28 août je vous retrouve en pleine forme bientôt Mettez vous au vert faite une pause laissez le pc pour une balade au bois

Kaos PodcastMag #4

Fri, 07 Oct 2005 13:32:55 GMT

Voilà le numéro 4 du kaos PocastMag , désolé pour le retard, avoir un peu de temps libre et du silence c’est pas evident, au sommaire du numéro 4 : Informatique: Hardware Comparatif prix achat online entre la France l’Allemagne et les USA Test Zdnet ecouteur Shure E4c Génération Mp3 test l’Archos Gmini XS 202 Software Cuk.ch test DXO Pro 3 Pc Boost tuto Partition magic 8 Cinéma: A love song for Bobby Long Land of the dead The Weding Crashers New police story Podcast: Blongginthenews Snobs aptes et pas bons

October 5, 2005

Tue, 04 Oct 2005 15:50:18 GMT

In this edition of the Late Night Tech Show, Microsoft announces Xbox 360 launch titles and joins Steve Jobs in resisting urges from record labels to raise prices on digital music downloads, David shows listeners how to overclock a CPU processor and how to troubleshoot a PC for themselves, futuristic homes debut in Utah, Sprint Nextel files VoIP patent lawsuit, and Nokia launches a camera phone contest. Run Time: 26 Minutes.

Life With Jim Episode 8

Sat, 01 Oct 2005 04:35:46 GMT

Finally – Episode 8!
Not Enough Time In A Day
Rob at podcast411 plays my promo Listen Here
Podcasting Featured in the Oklahoma Gazette Newspaper Oklahoma Gazette
What Does Jim Do?
Jim & Tyler Visit the Apple Store Grand Opening I was really excited about this Apple Store. There was a huge line at 600 a.m. extending from the Apple Store to out to the parking lot. I think that is great for Oklahoma. All the PC users around me doubted there would be anyone there at all. HA!! Here is a link to some photos another Oklahoman took at the opening. Click Here
Will Jim get a FREE Titanium Powerbook?
Jim is a Die-Hard Mac Person
This Day In History
Do You Blog or do a Podcast? Use Blogger and register a domain name at godaddy. Then forward that domain to your blogger site. That’s what Jim does.
Leave Jim a Voicemail or send a FAX at 206-202-0554

Invasion Podcast 11

Sat, 01 Oct 2005 04:01:29 GMT

eDonkey ahora servicio de pago, los 100 mejores productos del 2005 segun pc magazine, la onu dice estar preparada para gobernar internet, astalavista.com, una bolsa de mujer con luz, wordpress.com, el metodo de desarrollo de windows vista estaba mal, las fallas del ipod nano, encripcion de datos en linux, quemador de DVDs que etiqueta con laser, la laptop de 100 dolares del MIT, ilusiones opticas, Rippeando DVD’s en linux, el playstation recibe un EMI, Noticias de Sandisk, organizando los cables, tutoriales de php, virus en OS X el reto, razr2 de motorola soportara itunes, la seccion de bebidas (wet pussy y absolut metropolitan), PalmOS practicamente muerto 600 barriles de monedas de oro encontrados por un robot, Una pc en el coche, gmailtools.com, los requerimientos de stallman para dar una platica.

Secondary market for used computers is vigorous

Thu, 29 Sep 2005 10:06:20 GMT

For every two new computers shipped worldwide, one used PC is resold on the secondary market, according to a study by consulting and research firm Gartner. The study finds a thriving used computer market, but many more PCs still end up in landfills.

Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine's Podcast #2

Sat, 24 Sep 2005 14:34:21 GMT

Join Managing Editor Rich Hall, Associate Editor Jim Karpen, and New Products Editor and Podcast Hostess Diane Dumas for our second locally produced podcast. Rich and Diane discuss the new Dell X51v and Sprint’s new PPC-6700 Pocket PC. Jim mentions Web surfing on the small screen. Diane tells about the latest Hot Download Picks. Rich, Jim, and Diane answer Podcasting emails. E-mail us your comments: podcast@pocketpcmag.com (9-14-2005 #1).