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"Geaux Show's Carey Montz on Tigers/Tide"

Kind of frustrated today.  Seems like we could can the show and replay it every week.  Good emails this week. Packershow Season 4 Episode 11

This is the first part in a series Iâll produce over the next year, regarding my efforts to run a sub four hour marathon. For me, the goal of running a Marathon in less than 4 hours is important to accomplish for many reasons including self confidence, a feeling that Iâve reached a new level in my running, reclamation of my inner youth, setting an example for my son, earning the respect of those who understand what a sub four means, and being able to look back at my trials and tribulations on the road over the past ten years with a new sense of appreciation for the hard work Iâve put in. A sub four hour marathon finish will mean that I have stepped it up a notch, even if itâs the only sub four I may ever run; and it will be a personal record that Iâll savor and find pride in with the knowledge that even as a middle aged, middle of the pack slightly asthmatic goofy little podcaster runner: I can do anything. Show Links: http://heartlinerunners.blogspot.com http://runnersroundtable.com http://seecoreyrun.blogspot.com http://www.takethesurvey.com/wizzard Four Months to a Four-hour Marathon,Updated Dare to Dream by Adam Ilami http://www.myspace.com/adamilami

Quicktime Flash iPod Michael Jackson, This Is It, World Series, New York Yankees

The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Agency for Toxic Substance and Disease Registry (ATSDR), and numerous state departments of health have been working together to investigate and analyze how Chinese made drywall entered into the country, where it was used, what is in it, and what impact it may have on human health and corrosion of electrical and metal components.More on the CPSC s investigation of Chinese drywall

"Coach Ray Perkins on Tide's season, LSU @ Bama"

Podcast number 388 online. Sebastian Vettel takes the victory in Abu Dhabi whilst Lewis McLaren fails to finish. Fantastic one two finish for Red Bull with Webber fending off Button in the closing laps. Williams announce 2010 driver lineup with Rubens Barrichello and Nice Hulkenberg. Bridgestone tyres to quit Formula 1 after the 2010 season. Red Bull to continue with [...]

This is a 1 min video clipped from a longer audio interview with Roger Wendell. Roger asked us about our finances and our travel and bike touring budget. How much money we make while bicycling on our web site www.DownTheRoad.org and how it compares to what we spend is also discussed

This two part video is made from a radio interview between an Australian radio station and Cindie Travis who was passing through while traveling around the world on a bicycle. Photos and video were added to go along with the conversation. Cindie is asked, "Where did you begin your bike trip? She describes (with a map) the last five years of our around the world bicycle tour. Then she is asked, "How all this continuous travel has changed you? Do you ride all the time or take breaks and about bad weather? Cindie's "I can" description has always made this video a favorite.

In part two of this radio interview Cindie Travis is asked to explain DownTheRoad.org's future cycling and travel plan. Cindie is also asked: Do you still enjoy riding your touring bicycle? How many kilometers or miles have you ridden in the past five years? Do you meet many others traveling by bike? Have you had any accidents or bicycle crashes? How many flat tires, punctures, inner tubes, and tires have you gone through?

This is the first video released from a hour long interview with the famous "Bike Tourist Podcast." The podcast consisted of the interviewer Gabriele in Puerto Rico and us (Tim and Cindie Travis) while we were passing through Canberra Australia. In this series of videos I isolated individual questions and put still pictures into corresponding parts of the interview. The question asked in this short video is: "How did the pictures you took in South America compare to what you saw first hand"?

This is an interview we did with the very insightful host Roger Wendell who dug deeper into the less known aspects of out trip and also focused on recent political and economic events. This is only the first 5 of the 50 min interview and the entire audio interview can be found on DownTheRoad.org

This is our first leg in Australia, bicycling through the states of South Australia and Victoria was an adventure in wildlife and ocean views. We rode along the Barossa Valley wine growing area, Murray River, Coorong National Park, Great Ocean Road, and the Otway Peninsula. So, join us on our around the world cycle tour

Our bicycle tour around Tasmania was exciting because of the unique wildlife like Tasmanian Devils and platypus as well as the unpredictable weather including rain, strong winds, and snow. We enjoyed visiting Cradle Mountain, Lake St. Clair and Mount Field National Parks.

This is a short video introducing our trip circumnavigating the globe and our pinted book, mp3 AudioBook, and PDF eBook. http://www.downtheroad.org/Publishing/

During our around the world bicycle bike tour found a great place to rest in Asia.? This video is about a special bicycle touring home stay for travelers in Southeast Asia, Malaysia.? David's guesthouse for cyclists in Parit Buntar, between Penang and the Cameron Highlands is far from the backpacker and tourist trail but right in the middle of real Malaysian culture.? At David's we visited Chinese Buddhist and Indian Hindu Temples and saw unique religious ceremonies.? We also attended the Chinese Ghost Festival and an Indian Wedding.? If you are going to South East Asia and Malaysia on a bicycle please look David up at the web page in the video.?

Join us on our bike tour through Thailand. Along the way we saw elephants, monkeys and temples. We also celebrated Songkran (Thai New Year) in southern Thailand. Tim and Cindie Travis

Cycling through Laos was educational because it taught us about the inequalities in the world. In much of Southeast Asia, poverty is the norm. As you watch this video we ride past traditional houses with no source of clean drinking water or protection from malaria carrying mosquitoes. Living in these impoverished conditions did not stop the poor children from greeting us as we rode by. Several scenes of this video were filmed from the seat of my touring bike while I was riding one handed and looking through the camera. To see the complete story including current location, thousands of pictures and new audio book can be found at their website, http://www.downtheroad.org/