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Hi all and welcome to the show, tonight isa a quick show to remind you of some of the great music I have played in the past .enjoy! 00:09 Infectious Smile - Adam Zadok 04:38 Three Chords Maybe Four - Danny Jack 08:08 Rolling The Dice - James Curry 12:14 Why Im Not a Rappa - Lee Coulter 16:33 Drive Away - Matthew Ebel 20:48 Supraluxe - Sugar_Chalet 24:25 Throw Them Kisses Woody Allen - The Heise brothers 26:56 These Apologies - Throw The Fight 29:57 Arno Lubbinge - Powered by CastBlaster All music can be found on the PodSafe Music Network AJ

July 4, 2008 (13:12) Show #149 See You at Camp! Camp opens on July 24th. Listen in to hear dates and time of the first 6 practice sessions. The boys are on vacation and so I am!  Randy Moss has been busy this week. Rookie draft pick Bo Ruud signs, and Willie Andrews has gotten himself cut. See you in a couple of weeks. Send feedback to patriotworld AT gmail.com or better yet, call the comment line 1-206-350-PATS. Links: karenjcardoza.com Bruschi Backers Patriots Razor s Edge Tailgate Tedy s Team Randy Moss Foundation/Links for Learning (article) Music: State of Mind by Mike McGill s fixed soon!)  Thanks Post from: Mrs. B's Patriot World Podcast

A series of disturbances move in part way through the weekend bringing rain chances Friday - Becoming partly cloudy. High: 53 Friday night - Partly cloudy. Low: 32 Saturday - Partly cloudy in the morning. Increasing afternoon clouds with a chance for showers in the afternoon. High: 63 Sunday - Mostly cloudy with a chance for showers and t-storms. High: 56 Monday - Mostly cloudy with a chance for showers and t-storms. High: 58 Tuesday - Partly cloudy. High: 63 Music to head into the weekend I Would Love Lee Coulter Music courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network Direct link to the audio Post from: Kansas City Weather Podcast

A quick warm up to end the work week. My eyes are now tuned into a Thanksgiving storm system. Friday - Sunny and breezy. High: 62 Friday night - Mostly clear. Low: 38 Saturday - Partly cloudy. High: 62 Sunday - Partly cloudy. High: 63 Monday - Partly cloudy. High: 65 Tuesday - Partly cloudy. High: 62 Music to head into the weekend I Would Love Lee Coulter Direct link to the audio

This podcast comes at the end of a nice long week off for me. What did I do? Anything I wanted to which was pretty much nothing! That s right! I just hung around the house and forgot about everything. Oh, I got some long needed yard work done, played on the internet and caught up on some movies and tv shows I ve been collecting. It was a perfect week in NH. Meanwhile, Jash was busy slaving at work all week and all weekend (hehehe). So filling in this week for the tuckered out Jash . Ann Marie. Topics: Ann Marie sitting in again for the very busy Jash My week off Barry aka Sasquatch Tropical Storm Barry Video QRM player - Viddler Working on the QRM Studios web site Ann Marie thinks about doing a political podcast Ice Cream in New England/New Hampshire Kimball s Farm Ice Cream Milkshake or Frapp Radio QRM News My theory on the Katie Couric ratings drop Vermont wants to secede from US The bear visited, we missed him CatCam Geeks corner: Microsoft Surface Jash s four week old, open beer He ll drink it! Playlist: About To Break by Andrew Ryan Ocean by Lee Coulter Forward by Ayla Brown Our Nights by - Lovespirals

Our hearts are heavy with the news of the horrific shooting on the campus of Virginia Tech. Our prayers are with the families and the victims. Could this have been prevented? What pushes a person to do something like this? Our song is Ocean by Lee Coulter. Thanks to Dixie for sponsoring our show. Click here to download the .m4a Click here to download the .mp3 00:00 MommyCast Show #185 13:34 Ocean by Lee Coulter Tags: mom, mother, family, kids, children, college, virginia_tech, shooting, lee_coulter, dixie

Two years of podcasting so of course a new Accident Hash was how I celebrated. How could I not? Listen to Accident Hash #203 No White X-Mas Featured on this episode: Jonathan Coulton - Podsafe Christmas Song Black Lab - Learn To Crawl Lee Coulter - Photograph Tara Leigh Cobble - Somehow Stay RaykoKRB - 12 Strippers of XMas Don t forget that if you want a chance to win an autographed copy of Lee Coulter s new CD Stereo Stills e-mail or call in an audio comment telling me how podsafe music has changed your world. The call in number is 206-888-4274! Also, as promised on the show here is the teaser for the new season of The Shield featuring a new track from Black Lab. Tags: accident+hash, podcast, podcasting, cc+chapman, podsafe, podshow, lee+coulter, jonathan+coulton, black+lab, tara+leigh+cobble, raykokrb, shield

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Longtown Podcast - Vol. 238 The Saturday Edition Featuring- Lee Coulter - I Would Love Austin Shore - Seeing You Now Tim Blane - Drifting and Driving Jack Falk - Going To a Party Delaware - Everything Changes Phil Ayoub - Goodnight Kiss SHEDD - Orbit Hear the above show now. Find the second half of today's Longtown Sounds at 11AM EST on BZoO Home Grown Radio Christopher Dallman - Hollow High Stavia - I Won't Forget Lee Coulter - House of Blues Mark Wayne Glasmire - Scrapbook Mike Whitney - This Old Porch Gerry Wall - Your Fabulous Life Mossback - Cold Wind 3 Blind Mice - Call Me Beautiful Filming has begun in New York on a wonderful short called "Funny Face" which will feature the 3 Blind Mice old favourite "Call Me Beautiful". More info here! Add yourself! Longtown Podcast mailing list. Thanks for listening and subscribing. -unc. Click to Listen!

FAP354: Emil Gallant in the office, statistics, international scholarships, Lee Coulter Student Financial Aid News + A federal banking regulator last week sent out a notice to financial institutions, requesting them to warn customers about the changes to online banking login procedures in the wake of new guidelines. + The guidelines require banks to bolster their online authentication systems by Dec. 31. Many banks will add additional layers of security, which could confuse or frustrate customers. + Utah’s 2005 college graduates left school with the least debt in the country, while New Hampshire's have the most, according to the Project on Student Debt, a nonprofit group in Berkeley. + While Utah’s students ran up an average tab of $11,709, New Hampshire’s graduates had the highest debt, averaging $22,793. + The report is based on data from 1,400 four-year colleges and universities and is weighted by campus enrollment and the proportion of graduating seniors with debt. + Got debt? Consolidate your student loans at StudentLoanConsolidator.com + A new study by the College Board, “Tuition Discounting: Not Just a Private College Practice,” lays the practice bare. The study, by Sandy Baum, an economics professor at Skidmore College and senior policy analyst for the board, and Lucie Lapovsky, former president of Mercy College and now a consultant, shows just how much public colleges — including community colleges, which are generally seen as bastions of the needy — are joining their counterparts in the private nonprofit sector in handing out significant proportions of their financial aid without regard to students’ financial need. + “We find that only about 40 percent of the institutional grant aid in the public four-year sector fills documented financial need, while more than 60 percent of the institutional aid in the private sector and the public two-year sector is need-based,” the authors write. + That finding, they write, “raises serious questions about the extent to which institutional aid funds are being used to enhance access to and choice in higher education. Not only are significant amounts of institutional aid in the public sector being distributed based on criteria other than need, but a high proportion of dollars are allocated to students whose financial circumstances would permit them to enroll without these subsidies.” + People who create characters in the virtual world Second Life may wish to feel unburdened of their bodies or unencumbered by the realities of face-to-face communication. But most of Second Life’s digital citizens still share fairly traditional views on the concept of personal space, according to researchers at Stanford University. + The researchers watched one-on-one interactions among about 1,600 avatars and found that most of the characters observed basic, if unspoken, customs regarding how to position themselves during conversation. Just as in the real world, male avatars tend to stand farther apart from each other than female characters do, according to Nature And when one avatar moves uncomfortably close to another, chances are that the character whose personal space is being violated will avert his or her gaze. Scholarship Update + HTIR internship program + Colorado Tech University (CTU) in Colorado Springs, Colorado offers a co-op internship program for students in all of their graduate Masters programs. International students can work up to 40 hours per week in practical training jobs for which they are paid regular wages. All of the internship employment positions are with off-campus American based companies in the Colorado Springs and Denver areas. + Details at our free scholarship web site + Also at our site for international scholarships Interview with Emil Gallant + InternationalStudent.com podcasting guy to be Podsafe Music + Lee Coulter, Ocean + Music via the Podsafe Music Network + Stop by our MySpace page! Reminders + Private student loans available at any time - visit AlternativeStudentLoan.com + Federal student loans at StaffordLoan.com + Consolidate your student loans at StudentLoanConsolidator.com + Financial Aid Podcast Show Notes at FinancialAidPodcast.com. + The Financial Aid Podcast is a publication of the Student Loan Network. Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Email me at financialaidpodcast gmail com, visit http://www.FinancialAidPodcast.com, or call 877-328-1565 x529. Add me to your iTunes by visiting http://www.FinancialAidPodcast.com/subscribe/ Direct file download: MP3 file Technorati Tags: financial aid financialaidpodcast

The state of Patriot Nation since training camp; catching up with transactions and news. Enjoy podsafe music: Photograph by Lee Coulter, Different by New London Fire and I Love You by Parlour Dames, all from the Podsafe Music Network. Bumper from Fresh Media Works. Others mentioned: Murphy's Patriots Audio Blog, patsfans.com, patscap.com

FAP345: How do you calculate your credit card payment, college tuition data, textbook ads, Katrina, black journalists, Lee Coulter Student Financial Aid News + Textbook pricing/ad survey results so far + 63% of students who responded said they would accept ads in textbooks in exchange for price reductions + For 10% off cover, 1 or 2 ads per book + For 25% off cover, 1 or 2 ads per section (every 100 pages) + For 50% off cover, 1 or 2 ads per chapter (every 25 pages) + For 75% off cover, tied between 1 or 2 ads per chapter or per page + For a free textbook, an ad on every side of every page + There's clearly a marketing opportunity here! + You can still take the survey + Survey is non-scientific. + Hurricane Katrina, one year later + Help is still needed - check out America's Second Harvest + Also on a charity note, my wife and I are walking in the Light the Night Leukemia and Lymphoma Walk in Boston. To sponsor, visit www.FinancialAidPodcast.com/light + Mean scores on the SAT fell this year by more than they have in decades. A five-point drop in critical reading, to 503, was the largest decline since 1975 and the two-point drop in mathematics, to 518, was the largest dip since 1978. + The Alliance for Excellent Education, a high-school focused think tank, released a report on Tuesday estimating the cost of remediation for community colleges in all 50 states. In sum, the report indicates that two-year institutions spend $1.4 billion annually to help students receive the skills they need in order to graduate or join the work force — skills they ideally should have earned in high school. + Which factors predict whether students will borrow a lot — potentially too much? Attending a public college in a high tuition state? Attending a private college? Living in an expensive part of the country? + Attending public colleges doesn’t assure a student of a lower debt burden than he or she would face at private colleges. In seven states, the study found, average debt levels were higher at public than at private institutions. Those states are: Kentucky, South Carolina, Tennessee, Delaware, Arkansas, Iowa and North Dakota. + The states where graduates leave college with the most debt aren’t those with the highest cost of living. The top five are: New Hampshire ($22,793), Iowa ($22,727), North Dakota ($22,682), Rhode Island ($20,798) and Pennsylvania ($20,775). + A number of institutions with low tuition rates, but high fees, end up graduating students with higher debt loads than students at much more expensive institutions (in terms of tuition). + The report, which features data on all states, also notes that there are more than 30 colleges — among them the California Institute of Technology; Centre, Eckerd, Gordon and Pomona Colleges; and Colgate, John Carroll, Princeton, Tufts and Yale Universities — that charge more than $20,000 a year for tuition, but whose graduates leave with average debt of $15,000 or less. + Got high tuition? Got loans coming due soon? Student loan consolidation with StudentLoanConsolidator.com is the answer to your questions. Scholarship Update + National Association of Black Journalists + 10 awards up to $5,000 each + Scholarships are open to any foreign or American born students, currently attending an accredited four-year college/university in the U.S. or those who are candidates for graduate school. + 2007 application available soon + Details at our free scholarship search site + Search term: $20,000 scholarship deadline News You Can Use + It's credit card time! + Question: how do you compute the monthly payment on your credit card? + If you don't know the answer, you probably shouldn't have a credit card - seriously. + 4% of balance due is the minimum payment - including interest + Average daily balance + interest = total balance for period * 4% = minimum payment + $1,000 + (1000 * (.18/12)) = $1,015 total balance for period * 4% = $40.60 + Things to be aware of as a student + Your income is already stretched + Your interest rates are high + Look for no annual fees, long grace periods, electronic payment options (stay on time), low interest rates, fixed interest rates + Stay away from cash advances! (5% higher rates!) + Make MORE than the minimum payment every time if you can't pay the full balance + Make more frequent payments in a period - ADB Podsafe Music + Lee Coulter, Photograph + Music via the Podsafe Music Network + Stop by our MySpace page! Reminders + Private student loans available at any time - visit AlternativeStudentLoan.com + Federal student loans at StaffordLoan.com + Consolidate your student loans at StudentLoanConsolidator.com + Financial Aid Podcast Show Notes at FinancialAidPodcast.com. + The Financial Aid Podcast is a publication of the Student Loan Network. Questions? Comments? Suggestions? Email me at financialaidpodcast gmail com, visit http://www.FinancialAidPodcast.com, or call 877-328-1565 x529. Add me to your iTunes by visiting http://www.FinancialAidPodcast.com/subscribe/ Direct file download: MP3 file Technorati Tags: financial aid financialaidpodcast

Soundseeing tour from the 08/16/06 morning session of New England Patriots Training Camp. Mrs. B chats with a nice family on the hill. Also, enjoy podsafe music Booty Voodoo by Lee Coulter and The Sweetest Nectar by Punam Verma both from the Podsafe Music Network. Bumpers from Fresh Media Works, New England Podcasting and Podcast Pickle.