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Samsung DVD-VR375 Combo DVD-VHS Recorder Link: Samsung The DVD-VR375 is a combo DVD and VHS player/recorder, with a slot for DVD and another for VHS. It plays and records all forms of DVD discs, and VHS tapes. The DVD player supports Digital Dolby Surround Sound, progressive scan and 1080p...
One of my favorite sources of information is National Public Radio. In May, the reporters from All Things Considered went to China to do a series and happened to be in Chengdu when the earthquake hit. The team wrote in their blog about the earthquake's aftermath which gives insight into the lives of...
But if you are a fan, please call in! Update: Comments I sent into NPR and their ombudsman: I am dismayed to hear that The Bryant Park Project is being cancelled by NPR. The BPP has been a less sedate way than Morning Edition to kick off my mornings at work. I've enjoyed most of the stories that the...
Last week I stumbled on an incredible interview with Unitarian Universalist minister and author, Kate Braestrup, on the NPR show Speaking of Faith. She works as a chaplain for Maine's game warden service. So when they go to rescue people who have fallen under ice, gotten lost in the mountains,...
Thanks to NPR, I found a new musician to love. Ben Sollee and his album Learning to Bend were featured on All Things Considered. I heard it on the way to the Outer Banks on Saturday afternoon and bought the album as soon as I got back home today. I love this song. On the air, he said that he wrote...
Duffy made her U.S. debut on Morning Becomes Eclectic during SXSW earlier this year and since then it has been an upwards climb on the charts for the Welsh soul singer who has drawn comparisons to Dusty Springfield, among others. Her album “Rockferry” is a solid debut and almost every DJ at KCRW...
For me personally...it's up in the air because I'm not done reading When You Are Engulfed in Flames so for now I'll just choose Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim So tell me what's your favorite? Why?
check out the song of the day feature. A new song every day and probably one you would not normally listen to but in all likelihood will enjoy.
I began reading Leroy's Sievers's "My Cancer" blog on the NPR site in the summer of 2006, during the time that my dad was going through his last round of radiation for bladder cancer (he died in late August).. I guess reading Sievers's daily musings gave me a little perspective, particularly in...
Here are some black and white photos I took recently. 1. Crazy Fence, this modest 1920 white house has this incredible crazy fence, the front arches about 30 feet in the air! I guess the guy is a metal artist. It just seems out of place.But in a Fun Way! 2. Footprints in the sidewalk, they are just...
Bad, bad blogger. Bad, bad updater. What can I say, except that in addition to this blog there's the one for work, the one for the band, the one for the faded but still present obsession, and there's one they're trying to get me to contribute to but I need more hours in the day if I'm going to think...
fun weekend...but short! friday night we had dinner with john and michael who told us all about their experience out in the woods with hundreds of other like minded folks. sounds like a good time was had by all. saturday eva told me that ira glass was to be in town that night at the war memorial so...
Gary "Lights Out" Linderman is the best interviewee I have ever heard on NPR.
After the doc premiered at the Wisconsin Film Fest a producer from Wisconsin Public Radio contacted me and asked if I would give an interview about Nerdcore for a piece about nerds he was putting together for a WPR show called To The Best of our knowledge. I love talkin' about nerd stuff to anyone...
You have read about it here, you have heard stories from it on the radio, maybe you saw clips from it at the live event, perhaps you've even watched it on Showtime and raved about it to your friends. Well now you can see it right now, right here - that's right I give you, the first episode of the...
An NPR Radio station in Santa Monica has a nice little interview with that cinematic genuis, himself: Brad Bird. Give it a listen. Hat Tip to Reggie.
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I am a long time Jack Handey fan and first encountered his work on Michael Nesmith's Television Parts in the '80s before he became a writer on Saturday Nite Live. He's popped up a few times on NPR's Studio 360 in recent weeks reading from his new book. They have a nice tool for generating embedded...
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