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This morning Pat Collins sent me a URL: http://www.flickr.com/groups/74918957@N00/ which took me to a Flickr photo album displaying London Bomb blast coverage. I see better coverage here then I do on CNN…

Vard the psychopath DJ sent me this today. One of the most freaky things I’ve ever seen.

The video begins with a doctor reassuring a visibly disturbed baby named Johnny, who seems to be asking for his mommy. When he gets violent, the doctor is forced to inject him with a calming sedative. The film then flips to the familiar Drukqs introduction and then proceeds to go crazy with Johnny dancing in his wheelchair, doing wheelies and tricks for the amusement of his dog, and transforming into a variety of nightmarish shapes, like a someone tipping a wheelbarrow full of butcher’s shop scrapings, entrails and brains onto a window.

The film is stunning, harrowing and disturbing in equal measure. The visuals match the frantic pace of the music and the experience is quite exhausting, leaving you breathless by the end.

See the movie for yourself here..

Yup, I’m not kidding. They even have different categories. I think it’s great. PodCasts or something similar to PodCasting is the future of news or talk radio and it’s about time someone recognize these talented individuals.

Visit and vote on your favorite PodCast Here

I came across a very cool app today called Orb from a company called Orb Networks. After you register on their website and install the small download it enables you to send media over the Internet from your PC to any connected computer for free. It basically turns your Windows computer into a restricted Internet media server. You can use another PC or certain PDAs and smart phones to access your music, photos, videos, or television signal, if your host PC has a TV tuner. All the receiving device needs is broadband Internet access, a browser, and a media player. You apparently can also schedule TV recordings remotely via a browser too. I wonder if we could program this to download podcasts and have that stream it to our phones…

TWIT episode 9 was delayed because of scheduling issues between Leo and Call For Help up in Canada. So this week they give us 2 (last weeks and this weeks) episodes for your listening pleasure.

A peer at work, Shane noted that a great fast torrent-free download site for TWIT is www.ourmedia.com

Direct Downloads:
TWIT Ep 9
TWIT Ep 10

Sprint and Sirius announced a deal to allow Vision customers to listen to Sirius on their handsets using the Vision network.

Does this mean we’ll be able to listen to Howard Stern on our cellys?

Sprint Corporation announced a new partnership with Sirius Satellite radio
Inc. that will offer some of its customers the possibility of receiving satellite radio over their cell phones.

The deal, which is the first one to have been struck between a wireless corporation and a sattelite radio company, is set to expand Sprint’s wireless entertainment package.

More..

Just got word this morning from David Breyer that a new SYSTM was released!

Systm Episode 2!

We are pleased to announce the release of Systm episode #2! This time we feature a how-to on the popular open source based PVR software, MythTV. MythTV brings you the ease-of-use of a TiVo and the flexibility of a ReplayTV without any associated monthly service fees. We use the bootable Linux-based OS, KnoppMyth, to demonstrate just how easy it is
to install, configure, and ultimately enjoy!

Don’t forget to download our first Systm episode, “Building A War Spying Box,” if you haven’t done so already. It features the first ever handheld auto-switching war spying device (links available at systm.org).

Wow, just when you thought you had to wait 5 more days for the next TWITCast Leo surprises us with the first midweek PodCast of TWIT episode 8A. Live from the Mac developers conference in San Francisco.

Available for download at www.twit.tv