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Today, July 27th, 2007 is the 8th Annual System Administrator Appreciation Day. To learn more visit [here]

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(19 minutes)

Show #135 Notes

• Twitter Me: http://twitter.com/miketechshow
• Member of the Techpodcast Network
• Member of the BluBrry Network

Show Links –

• BrowserBob
• Google Labs
• Google Search inurl

Some of the songs on this program were provided by Magnatune.com

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Thank you very much for nominating my podcast for the best Technology/Science podcast at PodcastAwards.com. I am deeply honored.

Mike

From BetaNews – The Yahoo! Widget Engine is a JavaScript runtime engine for Windows and Mac OS X that lets you run little files called Widgets that can do pretty much whatever you want them to. Get it [here]

Update to the great Windows FTP client – FileZilla

For the Mac OS, try Cyberduck.

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(31 minutes)

Show #134 Notes

• Twitter Me: http://twitter.com/miketechshow
• Member of the Techpodcast Network
• Member of the BluBrry Network

Show Links –

• Mike Tech Show Forums
• Canon Pixma MP600
• Memory Upgrades – Crucial.com
• Jing Project
• Swift – Windows Flash Player
• SWF Flash Player for Mac
• Discovery – The Geek Show – Cell Phones
• Sarbanes-Oxley Act

Independent Music –

• Casey Wasner – Say It

Some of the songs on this program were provided by Magnatune.com

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Chris found this Firefox extension called Interclue that provides cached previews of browser links after reading a post on ghacks. Interclue adds little icons next to links that display information about the destination of that link in a new window. Get the Firefox add-on [here]

From PC World –

• Broadband Reports
• SpeedGuide
• Broadband
• GetConnected
• Broadband Speed Test

From Monty – He sent in this link to Google Guide, an online interactive tutorial and reference for experienced users, novices, and everyone in between. Visit [here]
He does not use Google, he recommends info.com