Oh man, I'm totally jizzin' over this software I just discovered . . . it's called Replay Radio and it lets you record internet radio on a schedule . . . I've been looking for something like this for a long time . . . there are tons of radio programs I should be listening to that I can't because I work for a living! It will be fun to try this software out.

Here's a link to the software manufacturer.

I found this mentioned in the NY Times Circuits section where they reviewed a radio that records broadcast stations on a schedule - the reviewer didn't like the quality of the player, however, in the Yahoo group he mentioned, one poster claims the reviewer doesn't know what he's talking about.

Way to go NYT! The way the so called "Tech reviewer" trys to compare
his antenna in his car (BIG) verses the one in RYW is a fine example
of his incompetance.

"In a neighborhood where my Toyota Corolla receives nine AM stations
clearly, the RYW pulls in only three."

Obiously technology is not the NYT's strong point.

If RYW is such a piece of garbage like the NYT claims it is, why did
PC world give it an award???

http://www.pcworld.com/reviews/article/0,aid,113747,pg,4,00.asp

Oh, OK, I'm lame. I didn't PUBLISH the damn thing.

Anyway, so . . . . assuming this thing works now, my latest website of interest reviews the major new news media of the day. It's part of Slate/MSN and written by someone named Josh Levin - I know, I know, corporate media, but it's good if you don't want to have to review all of it yourself firsthand. I don't have time to do that - I have to much stuff lying around that I want to read in the first place - I don't have time to buy and read the New Yorker, Newsweek, U.S. News & World Report, The New Republic, the Economist, etc., etc., etc., . . . . oh, here's the link:

http://slate.msn.com/id/2095880/

I deleted my last blog but I was never able to view my blogspot website (still not sure why). This is a test post to see the different templates.

Oh, by the way, you smell.