This week features part one of an interview I did with Winston Crutchfield, fellow podcaster and publisher of the book Pathfinder which documents the role of Native Americans in World War II, including articles about the 82nd Airborne, Navajo Code Talkers, ceremonial dances in the South Pacific, and an oral history from 1st Sgt Hilton.
This is week is a little tech-light but I have an update for you about progress towards this month’s Podcasting for Water goal and I play and respond to some voice mail.
The spiritual know-how is spread throughout today’s show.
President Obama visited HVCC today and spoke about the economy and how it has affected areas like upstate NY. He spoke about how HVCC and other colleges in the area are the future of education in the country so that we can participate in a global economy.
As a homeschooler I have a different point of view when it comes to the future of education in our country and preparing students for college. I share that in today’s walk and talk. This is actually the second one I’ve done. The previously recorded on will be released at a later date. Read more…
President Obama is visiting a local community college, HVCC, here in upstate NY today. This is an invitation-only affair which will go down in about two hours from now where Pres. Obama plans to address the importance of community colleges as well as programs for alternative energy, something HVCC is well-known for in the area.
Local websites are being over-loaded already. It will be interesting to see if any of them can stay online during the speech, I hope so.
This is the problem with the current state of broadband in our nation. It gets easily overloaded and the all-too-common “buffering” message is becoming a staple of the online experience. I don’t think bigger tubes will solve the problem, we just need smarter tubes.
If you thought that streaming video, social media, blogs and Twitter were just for geeks, think again. The appearance of Dr. Horrible at the Emmys has seared social media in the public’s conscience. [via Mashable]
Dr Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog, the musical short film produced for Internet distribution, got a cameo appearance in tonight’s Emmys thanks to host (and Dr. Horrible star) Neil Patrick Harris.
Harris, while lauding the Internet as the “future of home entertainment”, mocks small screen sizes and the familiar “buffering” message.
So there I was, editing the audio in Audacity and I changed the sample rate to see what would happen. It turned the audio into the chipmunk style of audio. I decided ‘what the heck’ and uploaded it like that. Enjoy. We talk about foam battles, larping, and more! If you would like to leave […]
Have you ever wondered where your kids are when they're wandering around the neighborhood? Ever wondered if that neighborhood they walk through on the way to and from school is a safe one? Life360 gives you the tools to know where your kids are and find out if they're safe. Google and Facebook provide financial backing for Life360, a service that a […]
If you're looking for a game that will keep you busy and test your time-management skills, Diner Dash: Flo on the Go is just the game for you. In the sequel to Diner Dash, Flo is going on vacation but ends up having to work through it because she loses her luggage after being mobbed by the angry restaurant staff that has quit and stormed off the ship. G […]
This week features part one of an interview I did with Winston Crutchfield, fellow podcaster and publisher of the book Pathfinder which documents the role of Native Americans in World War II, including articles about the 82nd Airborne, Navajo Code Talkers, ceremonial dances in the South Pacific, and an oral history from 1st Sgt Hilton.
This is week is a little tech-light but I have an update for you about progress towards this month’s 
President Obama visited HVCC today and spoke about the economy and how it has affected areas like upstate NY. He spoke about how HVCC and other colleges in the area are the future of education in the country so that we can participate in a global economy.
