Your Daily... for June 15, 2006
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A podcast/weblog of items on the internet I come across that interest
me while I'm having my morning coffee.
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Sing along with Mitchelob!aka "Two Six-Packs and Somebody'll Listen"Here's an interesting concept for an album.Let's go live to a bar full of drunken college-aged folk and record them singing along to campfire songs with a folk-banjo group occasionally audible above the cacophony.The band was the Strugglers, and it helps that the two principle members of the band, Jack and Quina,
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11:54 AM
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The Brady Kids!"...so began the career of The Brady Bunch as cartoon characters in 1972.
Featuring the tracks "Its a Sunshine Day," "Keep On," (both holdovers from the real show) and "I Just Want To Be Your Friend" written by pop legend Curt Boettcher!
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11:48 AM
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Here is a redubbed version of the Frodo in the bed scene from Lord of the Rings.
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11:27 AM
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11:18 AM
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This fabulously dark and equally humorous short promo for "The Toll" by Hatchling
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11:11 AM
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Hogan's Heroes Minus Hogan: "What's funnier than a German WWII prison camp? How about a Hogan's Heroes record without Hogan. Here's the cast of Hogan's Heroes (Robert Clary, Richard Dawson, Ivan Dixon and Larry Hovis) with out Bob Crane.
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Radio Detective Story Hour Episode 53 - The Cases of Mr. Ace: "One of the lesser known detective radio series, The Cases of Mr. Ace appears to have been in very limited run mostly on WNEW in New York in the late forties.
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1:00 PM
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Flock Launches Public Beta: "Today at 3 pm PST they are releasing their first public beta version, available for Windows, Mac and Linux machines."
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12:56 PM
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