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Fake Jerry – Cowboys 2012 Free-Agency Moves
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The /Filmcast: Bonus Ep. – Cowboys and Aliens, Comic-Con 2011, and Tintin Set Visit | /Film
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Aspect Radio #48: COWBOYS & ALIENS, Trailer Talk, Top 5 Alien Invasion Movies
Corey and guest host Phil Owen take on the latest in cowboys fighting aliens movies, ahem, “Cowboys & Aliens,” director Jon Favreau’s big budget adaptation of the lesser known graphic novel.
While the film looks great and is packed with star power and special effects, it just doesn’t seem to deliver on its promising concept of mixing the two beloved genres of westerns and science fiction.
Also on tap are new trailers for Peter Berg’s board game adaptation “Battleship” and producer/co-writer George Lucas’ Tuskegee Airmen adventure “Red Tails.”
Finally, the guys unveil their top five alien invasion movies, which include “Independence Day,” “Mars Attacks!” “The Day the Earth Stood Still” and John Carpenter’s “The Thing.”
http://aspectradio.tumblr.com/post/8432355545/aspect-radio-48-cowboys-aliens-trailer-talk-top-5
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PodOmatic | Best Free Podcasts
This week the Space Cowboys welcome Influence (a.k.a. Chris McGowan) of the Strategik crew to The RIPEcast. This is his set as recorded live from Breakfast of Champions this year.
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PodOmatic | Best Free Podcasts
Enjoy this live recording of our good pal, Aaron Pope, from the main room at the 11th Annual Breakfast of Champions party on January 1st, 2011.
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http://spacecowboys.podomatic.com/entry/2011-04-04T11_41_12-07_00
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Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine: Episode 5: “Dear Doctor Watson” by Steve Hockensmith
A pair of Old West cowboys try to prove they’re worthy of joining a detective agency by retrieving an incriminating letter, in “Dear Doctor Watson” by Steve Hockensmith (from the February 2007 issue of EQMM). But things are not all they appear to be in Missoula, Montana, circa 1890…(http://www.themysteryplace.com/podcasts/mystery_podcasts.aspx)
Featured on Episode 151 of Forgotten Classics (http://hcforgottenclassics.blogspot.com)
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Tomas Caspers: Was Webentwickler von Cowboys lernen können
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Poker, Power Go Hand In Hand, Author Says : NPR
Author James McManus believes poker explains a lot about who we are as a culture. America is where the game was popularized, and in his new book, Cowboys Full: The Story of Poker, McManus lists dozens of powerful Americans who have spent long nights hunched over a card table betting — and bluffing — their way to riches or ruin.
"The ways we’ve done battle and business have reflected and are reflected by poker logic," McManus tells Guy Raz. "The entrepreneurial spirit of a fledgling democracy made it fairly natural that poker would become the game. Its language is money."
Poker — rougher and more democratic than the baccarat and and blackjack played in European casinos — became a sensation in America during the Civil War. McManus writes in Cowboys Full that Ulysses S. Grant was known to play, but he says that some key Confederate leaders — also known poker players — put the game’s tactics to better use on the battlefield.
"[Generals Robert E.] Lee and Nathan Bedford Forrest were more talented bluffers," McManus says. "[They were] better at misrepresenting the strength of their position [and] their troop strength. And by those means, they nearly defeated the North."
It’s no shock that powerful men in intense situations might turn to poker as a form of release or as a method of sharpening their intellect. In McManus’ view, "Poker logic is about leveraging uncertainty and managing risk as effectively as possible, using psychology, logic, and mathematics in order to make effective bets — either at the table or in the marketplace."
From http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=120142452
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Mondo Diablo Episode 249: Reddy Record, who Likes to Play with You, vs Everyone
Reddy Record is for boys. But for boys who are not at work, really. (A few f-bombs in there, one from Obama, one from Tommy Wiseau.)
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