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*QUICKTIME *Phone Folks, it’s that time of year again. The weather is gorgeous and the boat’s been out of storage now for the last month. As the family and friends come into our gorgeous State, it’s important to remember a few safety items. In this story, our three city administrators discuss some issues regarding the 4th of July and what is going on in the ROCORI area. The subject that came up most in this story is the use of common sense. When on the lake or just out shooting some bottle rockets, please use good judgment and common sense. This is a time to celebrate our independence, not make a trip to the emergency room. DigElog ROCORI would like to wish everyone out there a safe and happy 4th of July. ************************************ Consumer Fireworks Information The sale, possession and use of certain non-explosive and non-aerial consumer fireworks is now permitted in Minnesota. Examples of legal fireworks include items such as sparklers, cones and tubes that emit sparks, and novelty items like snakes, and party poppers. A more detailed list is available at the link below. Consumer fireworks may not be used on public property (i.e. parks, roads, alleys, schools, government property, etc.). Purchasers of consumer fireworks must be at least 18 years old and retailers are required to check photo identification of purchasers before selling these products. Explosive and aerial fireworks are prohibited for public sale, possession and use. Prohibited fireworks include firecrackers, bottle rockets, missiles, roman candles, mortars and shells. Consumer Fireworks Fact Sheets, Fireworks Safety, Fireworks Recalls ************************************ VIEWER COMMENTS: Hi Duane - State law does not prohibit the use of legal fireworks within city limits. However state law also does not restrict local ordinances from doing so. I would recommend contacting city hall. if they have no ordinance you are allowed to use the fireworks within the city. If there is an ordinance you would have to comply within the specifics of the ordinance. Happy 4th. Representative Larry Hosch ***************** Duane, I'm not sure of Cold Spring's code... but generally use of fireworks is restricted in city limits... at least the 'illegal' types. Sparklers, snakes and party poppers... go to town with. I doubt anyone will care unless we are in a very dry spell where a fire hazard may be an issue. Dan Richmond City Administrator

Remarkably Mark #133: Podsafe Playing in Prospect Park I'm back after a little bit of a break, catching you up on what's going on in my life, as Stiva and I head to Prospect Park in Brooklyn to hang out with friends. We play some podsafe music along the way. Avalon by Jillian Goldin, www.jilliangoldin.com Live Through This , by Groovelily. www.groovelily.com Lucky 1 , by Robbie Dupree. www.robbiedupree.com Summer Days , by Carlos Bertonatti. www.carlosbertonatti.com Voice Mail line: 1-646-797-3196 skype: remarkablepalate remarkablepalate@gmail.com remarkablymark.blogspot.com Remarkably Mark , podcast , podsafe music , Chef Mark , Prospect Park , Soundseeing Tour

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I know! I m doing an awful lot of podcast interviews in the weeks and days before the release of Brave Men Run A Novel of the Sovereign Era from Swarm Press. This one is kinda special J.C. Hutchins, who is the author of the most successful podcast novel series in history, 7th Son, leads a double life as host of an interview podcast! He s also a good friend, and I had a blast with this rare opportunity for the two of to shoot the breeze in a semi-official manner. I think you ll enjoy the episode and by all means, if you re not already subscribed to J.C. Hutchins many works, do so. ShareThis

Ok..This podcast was needed to be able to do anymore. So please understand we will be doing the Squirting and Fisting show Thursday night..I know I know..I promise!! Last chance to call in about either of those  subjects too 206-338-4277 This podcast is short..and to the point. Its real. XOXO Podland Mp3 is HERE

No me preguntéis como funciona, era ya casi al final de la exposición y teníamos que irnos, así que la experiencia fue muy rápida, no recuerdo de quién era la exposición ni como funciona exactamente, la idea era hacer sombra en dos puntos negros y depende ¿del tamaño? ¿la oscuridad de la sombra? ni idea, pero funcionaba. flv ipod

LimeBlog #51 :: A bike, the sun, Chicago lakeshore, an afternoon. This is The Taste of Chicago for me. Check back and/or subscribe soon, new videoblogs every other Thursday ish. Kev! July Afternoon - M4V Format Version [Quicktime 7/iTunes/iPod/Apple TV M4V, H-264 optimized for iPod 640 320 - 1:43 - 19 mb ShareThis

In this episode: A Dam in a desert somewhere in Washington. This and more. FlatusVID0024 - Dam! The Flatus Show Store Deep Flatus podcast Creative Commons If you want to be part of the show [and Jose would like that] you can reach me at: EMAIL: flatusshow@gmail.com PHONE: (206) 984-3617 Here is the RSS feed, so you can subscribe with whatever aggregator floats your boat: FLATUS Show RSS Subscribe through iTunes with one click! Click HERE to subscribe with iTunes This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License.

Inspired by a conversation with my friend, Azita - who joined joined the blogosphere for the first time - I have returned to my vlog. I just got a new computer and thought I'd try out the new version of Garageband for vlogging. Have to say I hated it... Anyway, I talk about my reasons for quitting vlogging, taking up tennis, giving in to World of Warcraft, shoutout to Dan in Santa Barbara and working on new Lovespirals recordings. Plus my current secret fantasy...

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Swimmer Originally uploaded by Jen Pro-V A moment I enjoyed from a recent trip to the spectacular Old Mission Peninsula in Northern Michigan, just northeast of Traverse City. I hadn t originally intended the video to be silent, but my error actually turned out nicely - the silence makes this video feel much more like a moving photograph than a video, and you can imagine the sound for yourself. And here s a (hi-def!) home movie of our adventures at Sleeping Bear Dunes, chomping on cherries, and exploring the maritime history of the region, Valdez-style. View Larger Map I m loving Flickr video and notion of the extended, moving photograph, though, strangely, I find it s an awkward fit on a videoblog. These videos work so nicely when subtly mixed in with still photos on Flickr, and even though videoblogs are often about capturing such ordinary, but poignant, life moments, these Flickr videos feel a little too small for a videoblog. The Flickr embed format also feels out of place on a blog - it s a little visually clunky compared with Blip.tv or Vimeo. But, my time has been devoted to other life explorations, so I haven t been posting much video here lately, and therefore I offer this small voodle for now. More photos and videos of this trip in my photostream.

Listen as I do a recap of the weekend of Gay Pride that I spent with Joe. I talk more about the meet up with the other podcasters and how we went to a few bars with them. The rest of the discussion is talking about the day of the Gay Pride Parade and I give you a complete recap of how the day went with some crazy and funny stories. Click here to listen to this episode on your computer right now!

A July 4th Gift from WelchWrite.com “I am apt to believe it will be celebrated by succeeding generations as the great anniversary festival. It ought to be commemorated as the day of deliverance, by solemn acts of devotion to God Almighty. It ought to be solemnized with pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports, guns, bells, bonfires, and illuminations, from one end of this continent to the other, from this time forward forevermore” -- John Adams Prelude to Revolution - May 1775, to July 4th, 1776 [audio: http://eclipse-1.blogspot.com/2008/06/prelude-to-revolution-final-installment.html] A live audio production of Eclipse-1 Media. "Live your liberty, don't lose it in a history book." Listen: Prelude to Revolution Part 3 Listen: Prelude to Revolution Parts 1 & 2 View these photos on Flickr.com

In case you didn't hear the band's 1 hour guest spot on Auralgasms Radio last night, don't cry! While you did miss out on a fun chat session in the Auralgasms chatroom with Lovespirals at least you can hear a pristine archival copy of the show. Ryan and Anji chat between each song, giving not only track information, but a little insight into the music and musicians involved. The show seemed to be a big hit last night, so hopefully you'll love it, too! Almost forgot to mention, this was the world premier of the completed SWS remix of This Truth - and boy, is it a goodie!!! Sundrenched Lovespirals Long Way From Home (2007) Motherless Child (Karmacoda Remix) Lovespirals Motherless Child EP (2007) Walk Away (Bitstream Dream Remix) Lovespirals Walk Away EP  (2004)  Download Free Mp3 This Truth (Soul Whirling Somewhere Remix) This Truth EP (2008)  -- unreleased Depression Glass Love Spirals Downwards Ardor [Remastered Reissue] (2007) Unraveling Liquid State Late Bloom (2008) Accomplice Melodyguild Aitu EP (2008) An Angel, Ameliorate Falling You Human (2006) Tomorrow [Hidden Track following Dreaming a Thousand Dreams] Chandeen Teenage Poetry (2008) Lazy Love Days Lovespirals Long Way From Home (2007) Thanks to Mikey for setting up this fun show and to everyone who tuned in and came by to chat - especially Riki and CocteauBoy! Music provided by the Podsafe Music Network, Projekt Records, and the bands themselves.

Professional Nipple Tweakers are the stars of this week's edition of You Get Paid To Do That? Plus, free blowjobs for a month, reflecto-porn, and a couple who did something unholy in the confession box. Contains strong language. Sponsored by Kalashnikov Vodka.

Era el 5 de septiembre de 2007 cuando presenté este vídeo para el concurso de marcianos.tv, una web donde una vez a la semana los videobloggers hombreloblo y eduardocollado daban la cara para entretenernos durante 1 hora o hasta que el cuerpo aguantara. Actualmente no hacen directos pero seguro que cuando menos nos lo esperemos los tendremos otra vez en directo. Este vídeo ganó el concurso, siendo un estupendo regalo para mi pareja y para mi, que nunca había visitado Vienna, que era el premio. Hablo de la ciudad donde empecé a vivir desde los 10 años hasta la actualidad, con idas y venidas, la ciudad digamos que no sería mi lugar preferido para vivir, pero si que es el que cuando llego digo, ¡por fin en casa! Hacer el vídeo fue muy divertido y un reto ya que tenía que grabarlo en menos de una hora y decidí participar la noche antes del último día de entrega, aprovechando los minutos antes de dormirme para pensar que quería hacer. No tenía tiempo de hacer un guión, fue salir a la calle con cámara en mano y empezar a grabar lo que me encontraba mientras maquinaba el montaje, guionizándolo insitu. No tenía ni idea que me encontraría tanto grafiti, menos una bici en una ciudad donde simplemente no hay bicis, y esa piedra tan grandota, genial, me fui a la calle con dos ideas, ser cínico y reflexionar sobre lo que vemos y no vemos cuando somos turistas. Fue como hacer un mini documental, el cerebro va a cien, es tremendo, excitante cuando ves que las cosas van encajando. Se nota que lo edité con mucha prisa, la voz la hice tan deprisa que se aprecia perfectamente que no está nada cuidada, me trabo la lengua más de una vez y no soy nada natural, por no hablar del final, cutre en efectos especiales, me propuse mejorarlo con más tiempo, pero así se quedó. Descripcion: Era el 5 de septiembre de 2007 cuando presenté este vídeo para el concurso de marcianos.tv, una web donde una vez a la semana los videobloggers hombreloblo y eduardocollado daban la cara para entretenernos durante 1 hora o hasta que el cuerpo aguantara. Actualmente no hacen directos pero seguro que cuando menos nos lo esperemos los tendremos otra vez en directo. Este vídeo ganó el concurso, siendo un estupendo regalo para mi pareja y para mi, que nunca había visitado Vienna, que era el premio. Hablo de la ciudad donde empecé a vivir desde los 10 años hasta la actualidad, con idas y venidas, la ciudad digamos que no sería mi lugar preferido para vivir, pero si que es el que cuando llego digo, ¡por fin en casa! Hacer el vídeo fue muy divertido y un reto ya que tenía que grabarlo en menos de una hora y decidí participar la noche antes del último día de entrega, aprovechando los minutos antes de dormirme para pensar que quería hacer. No tenía tiempo de hacer un guión, fue salir a la calle con cámara en mano y empezar a grabar lo que me encontraba mientras maquinaba el montaje, guionizándolo insitu. No tenía ni idea que me encontraría tanto grafiti, menos una bici en una ciudad donde simplemente no hay bicis, y esa piedra tan grandota, genial, me fui a la calle con dos ideas, ser cínico y reflexionar sobre lo que vemos y no vemos cuando somos turistas. Fue como hacer un mini documental, el cerebro va a cien, es tremendo, excitante cuando ves que las cosas van encajando. Se nota que lo edité con mucha prisa, la voz la hice tan deprisa que se aprecia perfectamente que no está nada cuidada, me trabo la lengua más de una vez y no soy nada natural, por no hablar del final, cutre en efectos especiales, me propuse mejorarlo con más tiempo, pero así se quedó. | Ver v deo en la web | Hacer una donaci n al Autor Descargar: HD/AppleTV | ipod

Hoy les cuento el progreso de Cathy un dia despues de su operacion y tambien les pongo un clip de audio que me enviaron Victor del podcast oficial, Tere y Andres del Circulo Beatle. Gracias a todos los que se han molestado en enviarme un correo o mensaje preguntando por Cathy! Todo esta bien.

Download American Cliche #154 After 11 days and 4 trips across the United States, I m back home in Santa Barbara for an extended period of time. Beyond missing Kim, Emma, and Mia it just feels really good to be back in my own home. This past week I was in Washington DC doing some work for an organization called the Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation. Meso, as I ve learned that it is called, is a form of cancer caused by exposure to asbestos. Before this week I pictured lots of 70 year-old men that worked in factories getting this disease. I ve since learned that millions and millions and millions of homes and thousands of schools in the US and hundreds of products we use in our everyday lives contain asbestos. In fact, I learned because my childhood elementary school was built on a landfill containing asbestos that I could be at risk. Pretty scary stuff to say the least. Anyway, I just wanted you to know how I spent my week and the extraordinary people I met that showed me what true courage is. The rest of the show: Teen Pushes 71 Year-Old Man Into Ocean America, Fuck Yeah: Two Philandering Senators Defend Marriage Mighty Minute Antonio Registers www.KiutBaby.com using Go Daddy Promo Code cliche3 Update: Brit Sells His Australian Life on eBay Add me as a friend on facebook. Follow me on Twitter and get the dirt on my life! Save some ca$h on domain registration and hosting at GO DADDY! To take advantage of this offer use promo code cliche1 and save 10%. Use cliche2 and save $5 off any order over $30. Finally, use cliche3 to get your domain name for $6.95 per year. Use these codes as often as you like and help support American Cliche! Digg American Cliche Subscribe (FREE) to the show in iTunes. Write a REVIEW! Check me out at Mevio. Share This

Flash | QuickTime | iPod Finally Canada Day. I ve been sitting with the flag since last fall. If you recall I won the flag on eBay. It cost me $1.00 with free pickup. Finally the day is here. Happy Canada Day Everyone.

*QUICKTIME *Phone The SJBC Concert Choir departed on Friday, June 27 for the Czech Republic where they will represent the United States and the state of Minnesota at the International Boys' and Men's Choral Festival in Hradec Králové and Prague. The boys will travel throughout various regions of the country, exploring the nation's architecture, history and culture. This marks the choirs second trip to the Czech Republic. In this video you'll join the boys and their parents as they say final farewells the day of their departure. The concert tour this year is being lead by the Boys' Choir new concert choir director André-Louis Heywood. André Heywood joined the St. John's Boys' Choir staff a year ago. He has a Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting from the Don Wright Faculty of Music of the University of Western Ontario. Another special feature of this video story is a short interview with Br. Paul Richards as he reflects back on the very first trip the Boys' Choir took to Europe. It was for 21 days and included a combination of about 30 boys and numerous parent chaperones. This years tour will include 13 days in the Czech Republic. Friday, June 27 Sunday, June 29 The day began by attending mass at the Church of St. Vitus. The boys were *excellent*, being very attentive even though they didn't understand a single word. They also tried singing along with some of the Czech hymns. They then spent some time rehearsing in the lobby of the hostel, drawing a number of visitors passing by on the street. After lunch was some time for shopping followed by a tour of the town on wood rafts. The boys had a free evening for socialization. Monday, June 30 The boys started the day with a silent breakfast (a tribute to Br. Paul pehaps?) and then set off to Hradec Králové, the site of the Festival. They enjoyed a wonderful lunch at the Duran restaurant and then headed into their venue rehearsal at Holy Spirit Cathedral, a 700-year old church in the Old Town square. The boys had a great rehearsal and then spent some time settling into their dorms and having dinner. They then attended the opening ceremonies of the festival, featuring a cameo performance by each choir. The boys were particularly impressed with Boni Pueri, the host choir, and with the American Boychoir who they will sing with in November. Tomorrow begin the long days of festival rehearsals!

Véronique Gentil, Les heures creuses, Éditions Pierre Mainard, 2007. Texte lu par Pierre Ménard. Ecouter en ligne Télécharger le fichier mp3 Clic droit / Enregistrer sous... Téléchargement >> [mp3 : 3,3 Mo / Durée : 2'55] décrire le mouvement pourquoi pas ? il faut abandonner le ciel vide d'obscurité les zones grisâtres des autoroutes dans nos os des territoires subtils attentif au contraire le souci des nuances l'esprit vivace un sommeil sans traîne bref et contrarié l'œil fixe dans le soir

En la vida de los vecinos siempre hay uno que necesita hacer reformas recordándotelo cada mañana. Descripcion: En la vida de los vecinos siempre hay uno que necesita hacer reformas recordándotelo cada mañana. | Ver v deo en la web | Hacer una donaci n al Autor Descargar: HD/AppleTV | ipod

This interview with Sean McGaughey on his For the Sake of the Song podcast is pretty different from my normal spiel this time, I talk a bit about my songwriting in addition to my writing and Brave Men Run. I hope you ll enjoy some insight into the other major creative endeavor of my life and by all means, subscribe to For the Sake of the Song for more eclectic inspections of singer-songwriters! ShareThis