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In Episode 2 of our iPhone 3G street interviews. People were asked as they were walking out of a SF Bay Area Apple Store about what they do with their iPhones. And we just let the camera roll. Author: yummyporky Keywords: iphone 3g perez hilton gossip cell phone smart steve jobs wwdc interviews apple google Added: July 7, 2008

Jeffrey has an incredible conversation with Dr. Merlinda Arnold, an interfaith minister, psychotherapist, choreographer, and change agent recognized for the lectures and workshops she has presented internationally over the past twenty-five years to promote wholeness and peace. Dr. Arnold is also the and executive director of Sacred Way connecting ancient wisdom with contemporary insights which also produces guided tours of sacred sites worldwide. As an expert in depth psychology, world religion, mythology, and cultural anthropology, Dr. Arnold has worked with prominent scholars such as James Hillman, Joseph Campbell, Marija Gimbutas, and Matthew Fox. Dr. Arnold served as The New Seminary’s american representative in Israel during the intifada of the late 1980s and early 1990s and has led women’s groups in Egypt, Greece, and Crete, as well as throughout Europe and the Americas, to explore ancient feminine mystery rites. Her art and dance workshop program, “The Mystery Quest,” uses as a therapeutic tool a replica of the Phaestos Disk from Crete dating to 1700 BC. In addition Dr. Arnold served as New Mexico events director for the presidential campaigns of Dennis Kucinich and John Kerry, led a pro bono group for murder victims’ families opposing the death penalty, and participated in several international relief efforts, including the 2005 Tsunami Response. She also co-founded Unity in Action, a nonpartisan political organization committed to uncovering common core beliefs to foster connections among people with different political views. Dr. Arnold is the author of The Book of Grace: On the Missing Scroll of Light, as well as two other titles: Omm Sety Remembered and The Fertile Crescent Revisited: Awakening the Buried Feminine to Heal Trauma. She also produced the DVD Dancing on the Milky Way I, which was featured at the 2006 New Mexico Film Guild Festival. We last spoke with Dr. Arnold last summer about her very special role as the guardian of the Om Sety manuscripts. Since that time Dr. Arnold has been to sacred sites throughout Europe, last fall focusing on a trip to the Rosslyn Chapel in Scotland. Recently she has has accomplished a great deal of research regarding the Pyramid Texts and the sacred areas of Abydos as they relate to the revelations in the Omm Sety manuscripts. This is a very special conversation and it will be presented in 3 parts because of the detail and broad based nature of it’s content. I’m sure you will find it as fascinating and eye opening as I did, and you will come away with a greater understanding of the Egyptian mystery schools and their historical underpinnings and how they relate to astrology, the development of western civilization and conscious human evolution. I also think these conversations will contribute to your understanding of the historical development of metaphysics as we know it today. The Omni Art Salon theme music, When Angels Smile, is provided courtesy of Back To Earth

On this edition of the word balloon podcast, host John Siuntres takes us inside the press junket for Batman:Gotham Knight,. The anime DVD is in stores today, created to support next week's feature... 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.

The Smart Show webisode series. Staring Henry Dittman. Brought to you by Holiday Inn Express Hotels."Dream Jobs" segments:1) Man-on-the-street interviews2) Dream Jobs of Celebrities3) Sandblasting4) Virtual Assistants

The Roswell Episode... The making of this episode of Road Show has been so freaking' bizzare if I didn't believe in Aliens before I can certainly see there input in this situation. Rewind a... Visit our website at www.highslab.com for the whole story!

iJustine from JD Lasica on Vimeo. At the first meeting of Intel Insiders at Intel HQ in San Jose the other day, I finally had the chance to meet Justine Ezarik, better known by her online handle, iJustine. She gained instant Internet fame (she now has thousands of friends on Facebook and Twitter) when she began "lifecasting" her life 24/7. Yep, wore a webcam, just like Justin Kan of justin.tv. She has no regrets (turned her into an Internet celebrity) but wouldn't do it again. In this brief 4-minute video she talks about the downsides of total transparency, and about her upcoming new Internet TV show, The Really Big Internet Show. Here's a recent announcement about the show with another photo of Justine. For more, read her blog at Tastyblogsnack. Watch video on Ourmedia in original H.264 (480 pixels wide) Watch video on Vimeo (transcoded to Flash and reduced in size) Cross-posted to SocialMedia.biz.

Architecture in Helsinki, bekannterweise aus Melbourne, Australien , zeigen sich in ihrem neuen Video zu ihrem Song «Like It Or Not» als Freunde des Nadelarbeit erkenntlich. Ausserdem, m chte ich auch die Blogotheque-Version von «Heart it Races» etwas bekannter machen. architectureinhelsinki.com myspace.com/aihmusic vimeodirekt Regie: Josh Logue Stickereien: Mathematics Heart it races direkt Tags: Architecture in Helsinki, Blog, Josh Logue, Mathematics, musikvideo

Afghan blasts / Women bishops / Food waste / Cuban missile crisis revisited.

Zan interviews Robin from Fleet Foxes

This week Compare and Contrast the Screams of Agony and Extacy. DOWNLOAD | SUBSCRIBE: RSS Featured Songs: * All That Remains - This Calling * Cynicism - Inhaling the Poison * By Night - Between the Lines * Phoenix Mourning - Across Twenty-Six Winters * Beneath the Massacre - Modern Age Slavery * Blood By Dawn - Buried in Sin * Asylum 414 - Human Race * Capital - 250 32nd * Paradise Lost - The Enemy * Skeleton Witch - Upon Wings of Black * Paris is Burning - Protest * The_Network - Faith in Lust CONTACT: Phone: (775) 251-3378 website: http://www.brutalbackhand.com E-mail: tlp (at) tlpshow (dot) com Share This

Today on The Bigg Success Show, we welcomed Phil Rosenberg. Phil is the founder of reCareered, a career coaching service that helps job searchers get past the biggest challenge in today s competitive jobs market to get noticed. Phil, what does reCareered mean? It means someone who is seeking a job change, or trying to revitalize their career, or someone who is between jobs and wants help with how the job markets have changed in the last eight years or so. How has the job market changed? Eight years ago, the majority of resumes were delivered on paper. Around 2000, it changed to where most resumes were delivered digitally. And how does that change the resume itself? It changes it completely. The paper-based resume had to be static. The only way to customize it was by a cover letter. A digital resume can be searched. It also increased the number of resumes that went into most companies, by as many as ten-fold. We always hear about search engine optimization and how you want to rank at the tops of the pages for Google. But apparently you can do the same for your resume it can be optimized? You bet, and it s especially critical in today s world. Most major employers get thousands of resumes for each job, but they only staff to look at twenty to thirty. That s two to three percent. So your goal, in submitting your resume today, is getting to the top two or three percent. Through resume search optimization, you can manage that process rather than have it be random. My strategy with my clients is to make a resume a single-use document to have it infinitely customizable so that you re gaming the search engine and forcing it higher up the search page. How do we make a good impression right upfront? There s been research from the University of Toledo and Stanford University that states that interview decisions are made within the first two to thirty seconds. That blew me away. The rest of the interview is just somebody justifying their initial decision. So it s a gut feel decision that may occur even before you shake hands. It s all about preparation. Learn about your client how they communicate (verbally and non-verbally), how they dress, how they look. If you want a job, go to a place that s close to their office and sit there during lunch. Talk to people from that company who are getting lunch there. On a Friday night, go to Happy Hour at a bar close to their office and talk to people from that company. When you talk to them, watch their body movements. What s the tone they use? What s the speed they use to talk? You can also do that with their written communication their web site, annual reports, press releases. The key to all this is communicating to your audience that it seems like you already work there. It reminds me of the book, Guerilla Selling. It s all about learning about your customer, in that case, but in the case the employer you re going after getting as much information as you can, wherever you can. It s amazing how much information you can gather. Sure. That s also an effective way to use LinkedIn, Facebook or your own personal network. Chances are you have contacts within that company. A lot of people only use those contacts to see what jobs are available and to ask them to pass their resume along. They leave out some of the greatest uses of a network talking to people within an organization to find out what an organization is like and what the communication style is like. Listening for how they re answering questions rather than just what they re saying. This is fantastic advice because you do want to fit in. It s all about mimicking. When you re at an interview, should you sit up straight and lean forward or should you try to have your body language be similar to the body language of the interviewer? From what I ve read, you should try to mimic that person. That s exactly what you re doing it s called mirroring. You re trying to show that you fit in. You speak the same language. You re really trying to act like you already work at the company. It takes a ton of preparation. A lot of people aren t willing to put that preparation in, but the people who do get a huge, almost an unfair, advantage. Phil s links You can get free daily job tips from Phil at his blog or visit his main site, reCareered, the place for resume search optimization and job search 2.0. Subscribe to The Bigg Success Show in iTunes. Subscribe to the Bigg Success feed. ShareThis

By day he s the popular Mr. B, a reading and writing teacher at First Avenue Public School in Ottawa. At night, he s the creator of a fantasy world from medieval times a time of not-so-brave-knights. Kevin Bolger launched his first book on June 3 to a crowd of nearly 300 people. Despite its title, Sir Fartsalot Hunts the Booger, this young reader novel (with illustrations) is not mired in toilet humour. This edition of Just One More Book!! features coverage of the book launch and excerpts from an interview with Kevin Bolger including discussions on how the book came together, how Mr. B submitted his manuscript using a computer in a public library and how being a published author will affect him as a teacher.

This cast tells you how to handle requests for your references when engaged in a job search. Even though References Available Upon Request is no longer a good idea, reference CHECKING is on the rise and will only increase in the coming years. It seems like since resumes don t include the age-old line the why of which we ll share somehow far too many job seekers are caught off-guard by reference requests. Ahh, Horstman s Christmas Rule! We ll tell you how to manage and share your references in this cast. And hey, if you re maintaining your network, this one is EASY!

Listen To The Show (54:04) On our geocaching podcast today, we have more travelcaching in San Antonio including exciting coverage from our time stuck at the Alamo! There is also a great interview with Mrs. Captain Picard as well as milestone stories and a listener tip on software for geotagging photos. Hop on over to the PodCacher Forums to discuss the show! Images mentioned in the show: Go to the Flickr set Thank-you for Helping Support PodCacher Become a PodCacher Member and, for a limited time, receive a 2007 PodCacher GOLD geocoin as a special thank-you! (Monthly and Annual donation options) Links mentioned in the show iPhone 3G - A Geocaching Find - MacLife article GeoSetter - geotagging software EveryTrail.com - GPS travel community The Great PodCacher TB Migration contestants - the deadline is July 10th!! The Alamo San Antonio River walk Tower of the Americas Amazon Links Use this link to go straight to Amazon to order in a way that will benefit this show. Thanks! Check out the PodCacher Amazon Store For our European Listeners: Shop at Amazon.co.uk!

Maplight: shining a light on politics and money from JD Lasica on Vimeo. Sean Tanner, research director of MAPLight.org, talks about how the organization provides transparency to the political donations system through widgets that tap into pubic information databases. We spoke at the NetSquared conference in San Jose, Calif., in May 2008, where MAPLight won top honors last year. Here's the current Presidential Money Race Widget, one of several widgets you can customize: Watch video in H.264 on Ourmedia Watch video on Vimeo

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CMN Video: Fancy Food Show Highlights A visual montage of some of the beautiful and mouth-watering displays of food products at the 2008 NASFT Summer Fancy Food Show. A production of the Culinary Media Network. www.culinarymedianetwork.com

The 2nd half of my floor interviews from last weekend Wizard Chgo show. Marvel Editor Bill Roseman and artist Mike Perkins, who give the lowdown on the next Stephen King Marvel adaptation starting... 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.

Miro, the democratic media player from JD Lasica on Vimeo. Here's an 11-minute video interview I conducted with Nicholas Reville, co-founder and executive director of the Participatory Culture Foundation, maker of Miro at getmiro.com. Miro's a cool application that lets you watch and subscribe to millions of channels of content created by us (any video with an RSS feed, for example). You can browse through more than 4,000 channels in its directory listing. I've been using Miro for almost two years now (free, open source, what's not to like?). I interviewed Nick as the NetSquared conference in May in San Jose, Calif., was winding down, which accounts for the distracting noises in the background. (Apologies for the lighting; the aperture kept closing and opening due to a bright object in the distance. Live and learn.) Watch video in H.264 on Ourmedia Watch video on Vimeo

We speak to Sukie about getting to #1 on the Indie Chart with their debut single, Huw Stephens gives his opinion on The Introducing Stage at Glastonbury and we've got a track from Sleepyhead.

Manet's Olympia Lives Again on Video Podcast. SF-based artist/filmmaker Lynn Hershman Leeson creates compelling and challenging art; "Found Objects" being her latest. She's shown work in over 200 major art institutions and is Professor Emeritus at UC, Davis. (Powered by Podkive.) iTunes -- QuickTime -- Windows Media Player -- Subscribe read more

Discover how to cook with liquorice, how to get fit in two weeks, and why Britain is deprived of a Bank Holiday.

Betancourt in France / Charles Wheeler dies / Muslim country western singer

Alex Cox pontificates; Peter Berg reveals the pressures of making Will Smith blockbuster Hancock to Francine Stock; Guy Maddin on what his mother thought of his autobiographical documentary

Nachdem wir damals schon hier auf MGMT hingewiesen haben, gibts hier nochmal visuellen Nachschlag zur neuen Single Electric Feel . Wieder so ein psychedelisches Ding, nur diesmal mit epischer Herr der Ringe Optik. Wer wei , was Peter Jackson aus der Buchvorlage gemacht h tte, wenn er vor Drehbeginn wie hier vom Mond genascht h tte. Myspace MGMT MGMT Electric Feel in High-Res Director: Ray Tintori Tags: Blog, electric feel, mgmt, musikvideo

Dr. Marvin Olasky joins us on this edition of Steve Brown Etc. to discuss his book, The Tragedy of American Compassion. Use one of the options below to listen. Bill Bennett once called The Tragedy of American Compassion “the most important book on welfare and social policy in a decade. Period.” It influenced the Clinton Administration’s welfare reform and deeply affected George W. Bush’s policies. But with the war on terror, the ideas in The Tragedy of American Compassion have taken a backseat. Don t miss this conversation with Steve Brown and one of his heroes as they look at the problem of modern welfare not its cost but its stinginess in offering the true necessities: challenging, personal, and spiritual aid rather than entitlement and bureaucracy. Dr. Olasky is editor-in-chief of World magazine, provost of The King s College in New York, and author of a bunch of books.

When you come to do an interview at StoryCorps, we provide you with a list of questions. But 12-year-old Joshua Littman chose not to use them. Joshua has Asperger's syndrome, a form of autism. And when he sat down to interview his mother, Sarah, the questions he asked kept her on her toes...

Gay men are living longer than ever and we need to make sure we continue to keep the healthy bodies we ve enjoyed in our younger years. After all, life doesn t end at forty. On today s show we re talking to Dr. Frank Spinelli, your gay doctor about his brand new book The Advocate Guide to Gay Men s Health and Wellness. Dr. Frank joins us to talk about why some gay men abuse drugs, transmit sexual diseases and how to keep romance hot well into your golden years. Dr. Frank says one of the most important things you can do with your doctor is to come out as a gay man. Simply say Doctor, I m gay. But for many of us, we shy away from doing that because we fear being judged or worse, being looked at as a freak because we don t necessarily share the same sexual orientation as our doctor. Thankfully, Dr. Frank is gay and fabulous! You can check out his MySpace page here. Listen up folks, this podcast just might save your life! The Advocate Guide to Gay Men s Health and Wellness is a fabulous book that covers all the questions you may want to ask your doctor. It makes a great beside or bathroom book. I believe that the single most important thing to improve the sexual health of all people in America is for the next President to push in congress a Universal Health Care plan for all people. The reality is that too many people living in the U.S. wait to the last minute to see a doctor because they simply cannot afford it. I can only imagine the lives that would be saved and the improvement in transmission rates of all sexually transmitted diseases if we all had the same access to health care that almost all western nations enjoy. For many of Americans, access to adequate health care is sketchy at best and I urge you to get Dr. Frank s book (it s $22 on Amazon) to educate yourself about the perils we face as gay men and also about some of the rewards and pleasures we ve worked so hard to enjoy. That being said, I urge you to save up and go see a doctor. There are many clinics in most urban areas that offer services on a sliding scale. Your Dr. Feelgood for your podcasting regimen- Feast of Fools. [Originally posted on 02.26.08] Featured Book: The Advocate Guide to Gay Men s Health and Wellness by Frank, M.D. Spinelli: Amazon Featured Music: Eric Himan - Everywhere All at Once: iTunes | Amazon | CD Baby Eric Himan - There s Gotta Be Something: CD Baby | MySpace RSS FEED | SUBSCRIBE ON iTUNES SUBSCRIBE ON: GOOGLE | PODZINGER CONTACT US DIRECTLY Share & Save

Big Glastonbury review including Jay-Z on his headline performance, James Blunt, Beth Ditto, and Lily Allen on working with Klaxons. Also, Jordan and Peter talk about their court case, and Jack Black at Kung Fu panda premiere.

This week's top stories include how a new type of transistor solves the optical computing problem, how the MEMS business topped $6 billion, how the electronic retina is making the blind see again, how compressed air could store energy generated at night for use during the day, how airless tires are on the way, and how a new photodetector can sense anthrax floating in the air. To read and see more, check out our slideshow, the podcast is available here. Text: http://www.eetimes.com/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=208802697