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Show #158-Get Happy! Tonight -Stressed? Tired? Need inspiration? This is the show for you! Tips for getting reenergized, getting more volunteers, inspiration and some fun. Tonight’s show sponsored by Badge Magic

October 2008 edition of Yog Radio. New Aeon: Take 1, not with your usual hosts! Featuring Paul, Bret Kramer and Helen... This edition marks the beginning of series 2 and we start off in fine fashion by forgetting to switch the mics on (twice), so apologies for the sound quality, it harkens back to the earliest days of the show. For Show Notes & comments see Yog Radio #31 - New Aeon: Take 1 forum topic. Recorded at Innsmouth House, Bradford, UK (Friday, 3rd October, 2008). Run Time: 01:18:46 36 MB MP3 file.

Nikonian podcaster Martin Joergensen experimenting with wireless flash in the darkness. Just for fun, nothing big, and no great results - creatively at least. Click here to download Nikonians On Location Podcast #36 (NPC-OL-2008-10-06; 22:46; 21MB, MP3 format). Video supplement available here (NPC-OLV-2008-10-06; 4:39; flash format).

Backyard FX is back just in time for Mogulween and we aren't pulling any punches. This week we show you how to replace your best friend's arm with a motorized gatling gun! Make a cool movie or the best Halloween costume in town! All for less then $35 dollars. We are back!!!

This episode brought to you by my book on the words we use for our bodies: Carnal Knowledge - A Navel Gazer s Dictionary of Anatomy, Etymology, and Trivia available at bookstores or online. For more information please visit www.navelgazersdictionary.com In the decades around 1700 England was spending a lot of time and money in various wars and in the opening years of the eighteenth century particularly wars involving France and Spain. You ve heard of Jonathan Swift and his book Gulliver s Travels. Swift had a close friend and collaborator who also wrote satire.  His name was John Arbuthnot and beginning in 1710 or so he began to take on the government with satire about the war. His work took the form of pamphlets which were only later gathered into book format.  To mock the war he drew a parallel between it and a court case.  The first pamphlet was called Law is a bottomless pit. Obviously war was a bottomless pit as well into which the English taxpayer had been throwing funds for a very long time. You very likely recognize one of the main characters from the series; John Bull. It was Arbuthnot who invented this single character to represent the entire British nation. Other less memorable characters represented the various political players of the day.  They may have been less memorable but they had great names, for example Lewis Baboon was Louis XIV of France. As you know Latin had been considered the language of scholars for many centuries and by the time when Arbuthnot was writing Latin was largely confined to universities, churches, academic circles and some professions such as medicine and law.  The series Law is a bottomless pit was certainly framed in a legal environment and so it should be no surprise that the legal term alibi moved from legal Latin to English with the assistance of this pamphlet. The word alibi is actually closely related to the word alias. An alias is another name, an alibi is another place (or it was at first). You can t have done a crime if it can be proven that you were somewhere else when the crime took place. Before John Arbuthnot gave us alibi and John Bull he had been a science writer and a math teacher.  His is an interesting study in the power of credentials. At that time things weren t so different from now.  A fellow could get a better job if his professional credentials were more impressive. September 11th was an important day for Arbuthnot; September 11th 1697. On that day he presented himself at the University of St Andrews and on the same day successfully defended seven theses and graduated as an MD.  He was somehow able to avoid all the red tape associated with taking courses because fortunately for him St Andrews didn t actually teach medicine but somehow felt qualified to grant doctoral degrees anyhow.

QuickTime | iPod | Flash | Windows Media Share by: vPIP Embed (copy t require much explaining .the question is just this What do a couple of geeks do on a 2 hour road trip to a convention ..the answer may surprise you ..or not ..

Tune in for your weekly dose of Nikonians News Flash! Chock full of news from your friendly neighborhood Nikonians Community! Download Nikonians News Flash #103 (NPC-NF-2008-10-05.mp3; 5:40; 5.2MB; MP3 format)

Welcome to the show. Episode 137: Esper Rules! Help keep The Magic Sock running by making a donation at www.TheMagicSock.com. Subscribe to the show: http://feeds.feedburner.com/themagicsock. Opening music by Luma ("Wake Up") available on Podshow.com. Run through a Shards of Alara sealed deck. Special Announcement: My novel Dorothea's Song will be released as a free audiobook on October 6th at Podiobooks.com. Blast from the past: Mercadian Masques. Lots of feedback. Please subscribe to the show! Want to help the podcast out? Visit www.themagicsock.com for more information. Help support the show! Be sure to see the Tips and Tricks video podcast at www.YouTube.com/themagicsock. Send feedback! Leave a message at 1-201-467-4962 but please keep the message to under 2 minutes and be sure to mention your name and city/state/country or send an e-mail to themagicsock@gmail.com.

Episode #0148! VegettoEX, Meri, Julian, and even Jeff ATTEMPT to talk about the live-action movie and the recent trailers that have leaked online, but it was not meant to be. Is this a sign? An omen from the heavens? Who knows?! We stitch together the coherent beginning conversation, and even get an extra story from Herms about trying to sneak in to the Jump Anime Tour!

This week Greg The Divemaster covers many scuba related topics including why you should not pee in your wetsuit eventhough it feels good! (Hour 1)

After being bombarded with a week of bad news on the economy, Greg-Your 1st Mate takes the helm and plots a course to report only positive boating news! (Hour 1)

This week Greg The Divemaster covers many scuba related topics including why you should not pee in your wetsuit eventhough it feels good! (Hour 2)

After being bombarded with a week of bad news on the economy, Greg-Your 1st Mate takes the helm and plots a course to report only positive boating news! (Hour 2)

On the first full episode of Republic Forces Radio Network we review the first two episodes of Clone Wars which premiered together on October 3, 2008--Ambush, featuring Yoda, and Rising Malevolence, with Anakin and Plo Koon

This Week in Amateur Radio International (TWIARi) Edition #193 for the week beginning October 04, 2008, has been released. The program will be available shortly at our web site at www.twiar.org for direct download, or via podcast/RSS subscription. Program highlights include all the latest amateur radio news headlines, and this weeks special features: "The Random Access File" with Bill Baran, N2FNH presents Bill Continelli, W2XOY, as he looks back at his amateur radio elmers. Part Three of a talk given at the Duke City Hamfest in Albuquerque, New Mexico by ARRL Emergency Response Manager Dennis Dura, K2DCD. TWiTs Leo Laporte will have all the latest technology news effecting you , your shack computers, and the internet, plus a lot more! This Week in Amateur Radio International is distributed in full stereo. The program is available in both a high bandwidth (128/44) mp3 stereo file or a lower bandwidth (82/22) stereo mp3 file, and now also in a high and low bandwidth WMA/Windows Media File at our web site www.twiar.org. Be sure and listen for This Week in Amateur Radio International (TWIARi) on shortwave broadcast station WBCQ on 7.415 megahertz, Saturday afternoon at 4pm eastern time. The TWIARi podcast is now available via at Apple I-Tunes, OurMedia, and several other podcast sites. Links to archived programs are available at our web site www.twiar.org. This Week in Amateur Radio International is proud to be officially archived on "The Internet Archive" www.archive.org. TWIARi is also distributed on geostationary satellite Access America/Sky Scanner Satellite Networks. Our all volunteer staff and crew hope you enjoy our program. Please let us know if you do! For an official This Week in Amateur Radio QSL Card, (with asteroids!) Send an email to our QSL manager, n2fnh@capital.net, or better yet, write to us at This Week in Amateur Radio International, P.O. Box 30, Sand Lake, New York 12153. We would like to tell the world about your product or service too. If you would like to advertise on the next edition of This Week in Amateur Radio International, please send an email to w2xbs@twiar.org for details. If you would like to help support the program financially, visit our web site and click on the "PayPal" logo on the top right. All contributions go to offset program production and transmission expenses, and air time on WBCQ Radio and Access America, our satellite distribution network. Thanks for listening to us! Send us an e-mail, and let us know your out there! We'll see you next week! 73 - W2XBS (for the entire staff and crew) Executive Producer This Week in Amateur Radio International

WOOHOO! Rob and Corinne invade the American Sewing Expo in Novi, Michigan and get a sweet tutorial from the new winners of the Threadbanger/Janome Sewing Machine.American Sewing ExpoSistahs of HarlemBack to Back Fiber Products

This video focuses on the back panel system, which includes the installation of rare-earth magnets. I also show how a #7 jointer plane can be very useful in getting a perfectly straight edge on highly figured woods. To make life a little easier, I start gluing up a few sub-assemblies. And you will also see the new Final Cut Blade make an appearance. And yes my friends, more hand tools!

Episode 134: This episode we discuss DC Decisions #1, Final Crisis Legion of Three Worlds, and Superman Beyond 3D. Speeding Bullets: Superman/Batman, Blue Beetle 32, Greatest Hits 1, Action Comics 869, Superman 680, Jonah Hex 35, Birds of Prey 122, Smallville, Lego Batman, quick chat about All Star Batman and Robin 10. Show Notes: 0:00 Show opening, heroinitiative.org, DCBService.com, Instocktrades.com, our ongoing contest (Ragingcontest@gmail.com), show voicemail line 1-440-388-4434,and more. 9:19 Speeding Bullets: Superman/Batman 52, Blue Beetle 32, Greatest Hits 1, Action Comics 869, Superman 680, Jonah Hex 35, Birds of Prey 122, Smallville, Lego Batman, quick chat about All Star Batman and Robin 10. 1:04:09 DC Decisions #1 1:40:39 Final Crisis Superman Beyond 3D 2:07:26 Final Crisis Legion of Three Worlds 3:11:28 Mr. Chibi Audio Comment on the Super Friends Toy Line 3:17:57 Show closing (Including our first contest winner) 3:22:31 Action Packed Blooper Reel : Featuring listener voicemails. We also have an audio comment from Ric Croxton on Challenges of the Unknown from 1977 and Blackhawk from 1982. A Last minute audio from Chad Burdette shares his thoughts on DC Decisions. Weâll be back next week with Episode 135. Check Ragingbullets.com and the forum for regular updates. Donât forget to submit your own content for the web site and the show. We love your participation. The Great Mr. Chibi www.thegreatmrchibi.com V for Vertigo Podcast www.vforvertigo.com

P { MARGIN: 0px } On this edition of the Word Balloon podcast, The Loeb Report returns. Marvel Writer and Heroes Co-Executive Producer Jeph Loeb is back, taking questions from Word Balloon... WORDBALLOON features one on one interviews with the writers and artists behind today's pop culture favorites. The creative minds behind today's hottest comics, films, and Television , tell behind the scene stories providing a DVD like commentary on their works, without spoiling the stories. Hosted by Chicago Radio Host John Siuntres, Wordballoon covers the cult entertainment scene , like no other podcast.

GeeksOn catchup episode. Really the second part of our 100th... but who's counting (we are).

Today s podictionary word brought to you by GoToMeeting. Try it free for 30 days by following the link www.gotomeeting.com/podcast An amethyst is a purple kind of gemstone.  It s a grapey kind of purple.  It s this color that lead to its name. The word is an old one that came to English in the usual way.  The Normans brought it across the English Channel with French after 1066 and they in turn had gotten it from the Latin of the Romans. The Romans in turn had adopted it from the Greeks. That s as far as we can trace the word back, but the tradition surrounding the word may well go back even further. The first document in which amethyst shows up in English is an old poem called The Land of Cokaygne. Now that s not the land of cocaine. Cokaygne was a mythical place dreamt of in the Middle Ages where everything was easy.  Geese flew already roasted into your mouth.  Pigs walked around already cooked with a convenient carving knife protruding from their back so you could slice off some lunch.  It rained pies. Of course with all that good eating you d want a little good drinking too. That s when it was handy to have some amethyst around because the Greek etymology of amethyst gives it a meaning of not intoxicating. We think of wine as white or red but red wine only turns red with age.  It usually starts out pretty purple. This then is the connection with the stone. The ancients figured since these stones were the same color as wine they must have some magical affiliation with wine. Since one of the first things that goes when you get drunk is your ability to tell whether you re drunk or not, they never seemed to notice that their theory that this kind of gem prevented drunkenness was pure fantasy.  Consequently they associated all sorts of convenient attributes to the stone. Drinking vessels made from amethyst or decorated with amethyst let you enjoy yourself without the embarrassment of stumbling on your toga or being sick behind your host s marble statuary. Wives liked to have a little amethyst around because even when their husbands went out on a tear, the amethyst kept them from having their inhibitions suppressed and thus prevented affairs. These hopeful notions make it particularly appropriate that this word first appeared in an English document dedicated to an imaginary land of pleasure.

Hey everyone it's the beginning of a brand new month and that means it's time for Router Bit of the Month!! For the entire month of October Woodcraft is featuring Whiteside's 1/2 diameter Round Nose Core Box Bit. A great grooving/veining profile for projects such as fluting, sign making, etc. If you're not today's lucky winner of this great bit you can still take advantage of the sale price and add one to your collection just click here Woodcraft.com . Also as mentioned in the show, I use the 1/4 version with my SignPro Kit from Milescraft. If you'd like to enter for free schwag, have a comment, question or suggestion, drop me a line at mattsbasementworkshop@gmail.com or head over to the website. Or...leave a voicemail at 231 354-2338. Listen to today's show by clicking on the player below powered by Podbean.com To download directly to your computer Right Click on direct download, choose Save Target as

We decided to do something a little different this year for Halloween. There are many tutorials online about how to make things like pumpkin canes and ghost beads..so we thought some skull imagery would be fun. We used Magic Transfer paper and Ken's mortality images from Craftedonline.com, and created some fun earrings and necklaces! Check out our different styles next week on polymer clay TV, the free demo, and also at www.polymerclayclassroom.com, where you can download complete projects from start to finish. We also have some news about the Jaquard new G-clay series, which has been stopped in favor of just adding the planned g-clay to the Cernit line (we think.) Stay tuned, we will be getting an update from Jaquard representatives soon. And, don't forget to link to us and let us know- you'll be entered to win prizes from our Holiday Gift Guide. And, please come to www.polymerclayproductions.com to vote for us in the Start-up Nation competition- you can actually vote once a day, through October. Your votes help us to rank in the contest, thank you so much for helping out!

Miss Angelina and crew give us a glimse into the world of the HiLiterz and show us how-to make a simple tube top! Miss AngelinaThe HiLiterz

In this emotionally enthralling episode, Bobby shares with you the best nature-related short films in the world. "Makes the first episode look like child's play" raves the Boston Globe (OMFG, JK!). This week's films include: "Just Geese" by Russell Hasenauer, Chad NewHall, & Kristoffer Night "Jur" by Tobias Sparrman & Alexander Felsing "The Elk Hair Caddis" by Nick Clement "The Mysterious Box" by Brendan of Nonsensical Studios View these films in their entirety at our blog post. Don't forget to leave me a voicemail: 646-274-4625 andjoin our Facebook page here.

Writer Jon Hickman joins us to discuss his innovative styles of design and narrative. We preview his upcoming Marvel project Secret Warriors, co written by Brian Michael Bendis . Col. Nick Fury and... WORDBALLOON features one on one interviews with the writers and artists behind today's pop culture favorites. The creative minds behind today's hottest comics, films, and Television , tell behind the scene stories providing a DVD like commentary on their works, without spoiling the stories. Hosted by Chicago Radio Host John Siuntres, Wordballoon covers the cult entertainment scene , like no other podcast.

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Hello friends! Welcome back to SCRAPcast! Guess what? We've got big changes in store for you! SCRAPcast is a unique video crafting show for *anyone* - from those just starting out in crafting and paper arts to the hardcore addict. Whether you're interested in tips, tricks of the trade, product information, project ideas - or even information on crafting as a career - SCRAPcast is the show for you! SCRAPcast has been on the web since 2005 in audio format, but has been improved and redesigned in a video format to help you get the very best information out of the time you spend with us! SCRAPcast isn't *JUST* a scrapbooking and crafting show, but covers how crafting integrates with our lives, our families, and our friendships ... along with a healthy dose of humor! Come visit us on the web at SCRAPcast.com & subscribe today!