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Here and Now for Friday, September 5, 2008
Just out of college and can't find a job? Join us for a report on new college grads shaping up for work, plus a look ahead at the final 60 days of the presidential campaigns, reviews of music and rhetoric at this year's political conventions, plus the latest in sports with Only A Game's Bill Littlefield.
Audio|Fri, 5 Sep 2008|More from PRI: Here and Now Podcast
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“…I guess we should expect more upsets like that in the SEC people who know a great deal more about college football and I do assure me that it's a great conference full of …”
Google Chrome
In this Marketing Over Coffee learn : About Google Chrome, eCommerce, and Virtual Guilds. All this and more… Show length 24:42 Brought to you by Blue Sky Factory and MarketingProfs 00:32 John Blue intro - Websites meet Dr. Phil - Not exactly Don LaFontaine though 01:34 Google Chrome Review - the stakes get higher, better usability, dynamic history homepage, [...]
Audio|Wed, 3 Sep 2008|More from Marketing Over Coffee Marketing Podcast
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“…that was a great time. In fact I was up there SEC chairman excellent the latest and show has one of our adventures. -- check out of them showed a com. And since the …”
NPR Hourly Newscast
A brief update of the top news of the hour
Audio|Wed, 3 Sep 2008|More from NPR: 7PM ET News Summary Podcast
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“…billion dollars in unauthorized purchases of securities tied to sub prime loans. Securities and Exchange Commission filed a civil lawsuit against two former Credit Suisse securities brokers contending they led customers to believe the auction rate securities they were sold. Backed by federally guaranteed student loans and -- in effect as safe as cash. SEC says instead the securities were backed by -- sub prime mortgages and other high risk investment. Agency says it's seeking restitution and …”
TheMShow 195 - Special Guest C.C. Chapman
M Show 195 - With Special Guest C.C. Chapman Intro - Adam Curry The M Show Theme Song is by Clara Venus News: McCain's running mate We are at the Tips from the Top Floor Photo Seminar Talk: Check out the Photos on Flickr C.C. talks about The Advance Guard Entertainment: Dr. Who Season 4 Child 44 No Reservations Kitchen Confidential Bonus! Mission to L.L. Bean! Showtime 16:42 Support the M Show by using this link to shop at Amazon Feedback to john@TheMShow.com John Wall - Subscribe to this feed to listen to the podcasts that I find interesting The Sangria Theme Song is "Romany Dance Gitano Flamenco" by hellozero
Audio|Tue, 2 Sep 2008|More from The M Show
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“…countries now and kept Molly is the -- that's that's of them. SEC had never heard them also we'll have not did plan that I Marlins had a goal as it did this is -- …”
Dartmouth's Lynch-Fontaine on recruiting
(Boston Globe) Dartmouth senior Arthur Lynch-Fontaine talks about his recruiting process, including the decision to renege on his verbal commitment to Boston College before commiting to the University of Georgia. (Chris Forsberg, Boston.com)
Video|Tue, 26 Aug 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…is where I felt welcome -- Georgia and I'm SEC Michelle and I that bad on national we'll see I mean I'm really excited about it but there's unfinished business to hear. …”
Doug Flutie says he is staying retired
(NECN) - Fan favorite Doug Flutie took some time to talk football with NECN's Mike Nikitas. Doug has played professionally for 21 years, appearing in the United States Football League, the National Football League, and the Canadian football l...
Video|Fri, 22 Aug 2008|More from Boston.com
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“…going to be six people selected to each conference championship game and SEC a she she big twelve conference championship game. National TV go on pro football through the doctor pepper and and -- a …”
Before the Bell 8/19/2008
An early look at the market with Bob Powell in for Financial Editor Dave Caruso.
Audio|Tue, 19 Aug 2008|More from Dave Caruso's Before the Bell
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“…golden parachute had not gone away and they have reported in an SEC filing federal hate Anheuser bush yell orders pushed for about ten point four million dollars after its takeover including a 120000. Dollars …”
Sec . Rice briefs Bush on situation in Georgia
(NECN) - Russian forces are pulling back from a town near the capital of the former Soviet Republic of Georgia. The action comes after Russia's President signed a cease fire agreement with Georgia. President Bush is calling on Russia to...
Video|Sat, 16 Aug 2008|More from Boston.com
Here and Now for Thursday, August 14 2008
On todays podcast, the challenges the Bush Administration faces over the conflict between Russia and Georgia, plus we examine the implications of the cyberwar between Russia and Georgia. We also have a story about The Meth Project, which is running very graphic ads to try to prevent young people from abusing methamphetamine. Olympic track and field starts Friday and we get a preview from Amby Burfoot of Runners World Magazine, and we close with a profile of a 91 year old tennis champion.
Audio|Thu, 14 Aug 2008|More from WBUR: Here and Now Podcast
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“…SEC we have eighty different locations. Where Internet bandwidth is produced how does it compare with other countries. …”
Fred Krupp - Impact of Global Warming on the US Economy
Smart policies, American ingenuity and technologies available today can make the United States a leader in addressing global warming. The key is for Congress to pass national legislation that puts a strict cap on emissions and uses a flexible market-based system to reduce emissions at lowest cost. Fred Krupp, a leading expert on the environment and on market solutions, discusses how to win the battle against global warming, and do so in a way that launches a booming new industry in clean technology. Global warming is no longer a vague problem of the future. It has already damaged our planet at an alarming pace. The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change states that the evidence is "unequivocal" and concludes that human activities such as the burning of fossil fuels have almost certainly caused most of the warming of the past 50 years, bringing extreme weather, stronger storms, and more frequent droughts. Leading scientific organizations around the world, including the US National Academy of Sciences, agree that we must act now to slow, stop, and reverse the growth of greenhouse gas emissions or face irreversible consequences. Fred Krupp is President of Environmental Defense, the leading United States nonprofit group developing market-based environmental solutions. Founded in 1967, Environmental Defense has worked with major corporations to improve environmental performance, joining with McDonald's to reduce packaging waste and with FedEx to develop a hybrid electric delivery truck that goes 57% farther on each gallon of fuel. (Environmental Defense accepts no payments from its corporate partners.) The group's scientists, economists, and attorneys focus on climate, health, oceans, and wildlife. Krupp helped develop the 1990 U.S. acid rain reduction plan that The Economist called "the greatest green success story of the past decade", establishing a market-based method now being applied to global warming. In 2007 he helped launch the United States Climate Action Partnership (USCAP), a coalition of major companies calling on Congress to enact a strict cap on global warming pollution. Krupp also helped broker the largest buyout in US history of the energy giant TXU, ensuring that the deal will substantially reduce greenhouse gas emission Visit us at www.wgbh.org/forum to explore our entire collection of lectures.
Audio|Thu, 14 Aug 2008|More from WGBH Forum Network | Public Domain Podcast
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“…be aware of we don't think they've gone far enough under current SEC rules we think this is real financial liability. So with series. Environment defense has recently filed a petition. With the Securities and Exchange Commission. . Asking the SEC to clarify the law. And two. Make more specific requirements that companies to disclose what their missions are what their plan to …”