In No Particular Order: 2008

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 46--The Best of Everything Show

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A podcast by two guys who are absolute authorities on absolutely nothing wax poetic about random topics pulled from Chuck's hat Occasional guest rants and Podsafe music.

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In No Particular Order, Episode 46—The Best of Everything 2008 Show
Chuck and John discuss the best thing, best band, best fight, best lawn ornament, best ukulele interview, best Land of the Lost moment, and best use for GoToMeeting. Happy New Year Sweden.

This weeks music:
Ezra Thomas—“December”
The Break Missions—“ Like a Promise”
Auld Lang Syne—“ Beach Boys”
All music courtesy of Podcast Music Network (almost all)
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Sunday, December 28, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 45--The Best Music of In No Particular Order 2008

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A podcast by two guys who are absolute authorities on absolutely nothing wax poetic about random topics pulled from Chuck's hat. Occasional guest rants and Podsafe music.

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In No Particular Order, Episode 45— The Best Music of In No Particular Order, 2008

Chuck and John play their favorite tracks from this year’s shows. People who died in 2008. Some reflections as we enter 2009. A special thanks to all our listeners everywhere.

This weeks music:
Bift- “Papa Papa Pa Pa”
Buckra- “Bubble Gum Bandit”
Supersuckers- “Pretty Fucked Up”
Jammin Inc.- “Propaganda”
MIGGS- “Everything is Fine”
The Horse You Rode In On- “Island of Misfit Toys”
Teenage Prayer- “No Sex”
Elyse Buckley- “Shantelele”
Wack Ass Egyptians- “Aqua Bitch”
Mod-est Lads- “She Could’ve Been in the Beatles”
Fishbone- “Let Dem Hoes Fight”
Special- “Hooray Beach Tennis USA”
Little Charlie and the Night Cats- “Got to Get a Job”
Blake Morgan- “Maybe I’m Amazed”

All music courtesy of Podcast Music Network
Support Independent Music or you won't go to heaven.

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Sunday, December 21, 2008

Holiday Video Snack--The Baghdaddios, "Christmas at CBGBs"

Great video from the Baghdaddios.

Saturday, December 20, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 44--The INPO Holiday Extravaganza

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In No Particular Order, Episode 44— The INPO Holiday Extravaganza

Happy holidays, blah blah blah. Pitchers and catchers is only two months away. The pros and cons of snow plows and blowers and how it all ties together with GoToMeeting. A lady gets a face transplant, proving there is still hope for ugly people everywhere. Doctors find a foot inside a baby’s brain. Cool guitars like Danelectro, Mosrite, and Rickenbacker. Blankfest—a concert to collect blankets for homeless people and squirrels. John is writing for Gas 2.0. The Perfection of Marketing by James Connor now available as a video podcast in iTunes. Jimmy Swiss from Wak Ass Egyptians has a podcast that showcases Boston bands. Next week, don’t miss our “2008 Best Music off In No Particular Order” show.

Here's the recipe for the INPO Holiday Refresher:
8 oz. Mt. Gay Rum
1 tbsp. Egg Nog
Stir and drink
Do NOT use ice.
Enjoy recklessly

Here are your links:
http://www.blankfest.org
http://gas2.org/2008/12/17/interview-with-adina-founder-greg-steltenpohl/
http://www.cnn.com/2008/HEALTH/12/19/lkl.face.transplant/?iref=mpstoryview
http://www.thedenverchannel.com/health/18297954/detail.html
http://greasebenz.wordpress.com
http://pyramidpodcast.podomatic.com/player/web/2008-12-02T19_06_52-08_00
http://www.perfectionofmarketing.com
http://www.gotomeeting.com/podcasts

This weeks music:
Clumsy—“12 Days of Christmas”
Ben Twisted—“I Hate Christmas”
Al Stravinsky—“ One Christmans”
Camil—“What You Want For Christmas”
All music courtesy of Podcast Music Network

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Wednesday, December 17, 2008

BullsEye Johnny Now Contributing to Gas 2.0

John has taken his greasy nonsense beyond the scope of his Greasebenz Blog and onto the pages of Gas 2.0.

Check out his interview with Greg Steltenpohl, Chairman and Co-founder of Adina. Greg's team has a giant bus that runs on veggie oil. Can't beat that.

CLICK HERE TO READ THE INTERVIEW

Tuesday, December 16, 2008

Beach Tennis USA 2008 Ball Girl Of The Year

The fans have spoken! TJ from Miami Beach, FL has been voted BTUSA Ball Girl of the Year.

TJ, along with 11 other lovely and talented ladies, will be featured in the 2009 BTUSA Calendar. To pre-order your copy today, CLICK HERE. To learn more about beach tennis, visit www.beachtennisusa.net.

Friday, December 12, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 43--Knackers Yard Rules

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A podcast by two guys who are absolute authorities on absolutely nothing wax poetic about random topics pulled from Chuck's hat. Occasional guest rants and Podsafe music.

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In No Particular Order, Episode 43— “Knackers Yard Rules”

Three songs from our new favorite band, Knackers Yard. Chuck shares the same birthday as Teri Garr, Mos Def, Fiorello LaGuardia, and Nikki Sixx. Betty Page dead at 85. John’s Greasecar passes the 10,000 mile mark. A special interview with Greg Steltenpohl, Chairman and Co-founder of Adina. Greg tells us about their veggie-powered school bus and his company’s mission for a better planet. The government’s bailout of Detroit’s big three has us miffed. Just three days left in the “Land of The Lost Essay Contest”. If we were dictators, we’d…

Here are your links:
http://www.adinaworld.com
http://www.cnn.com/2008/US/12/12/bettie.page.obit/index.html
http://greasebenz.wordpress.com
http://www.gotomeeting.com/podcasts

This weeks music:
All Songs by: Knackers Yard
“Cross to Bear”
“Something in Your Head”
“Leaky Roof”

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Mid Week Video Snack-Wack Ass Egyptians "Dojo"

Here's our new favorite band, Wack Ass Egyptians, with their breakout hit "Dojo".

We've been playing a lot of these guys recently. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO THE SHOW.

Thursday, December 11, 2008

Beach Tennis USA--Alex Querna Explains The BTUSA Point Series Rules

You can subscribe to the BTUSA Video Podcast in iTunes (free!) by CLICKING HERE.

You can also check out the BTUSA audio podcast in iTunes (also free!) by CLICKING HERE.

Your Tax Dollars Up in Smoke

Yes friends...once again, it's time to bend over.

Tuesday, December 9, 2008

MIGGS...A Band We Really Like

Yes...this is a re-post from June, but we like these guys. Here's MIGGS performing at the Beach Tennis USA Sunshine State Slam in Miami Beach.

Later that night, Chuck and I went drinking with then-drummer Brian Totten and witnessed one of the most violent bar brawls we'd ever seen. Good times.

Monday, December 8, 2008

Interview with Kelly of The Holistic Option

Interview with Kelly of The Holistic Option

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Saturday, December 6, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 42--"42 is the Answer to Life, the Universe, and Everything"

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In No Particular Order, Episode 42— “42 is the Answer to the Question of Life, the Universe and Everything”

OJ Simpson going to jail forever, but at least he’ll have GoToMeeting. Boy George chained a Norwegian to a radiator. Negative ions are delicious. New segment—“Johnny on the Road”. This week John talks with Peter O’Brien, director of the film Riphouse 151. Christmas trees were invented by German midgets. Music from our new favorite band, Wak Ass Egyptians.

Here are your links:
http://www.cnn.com/2008/CRIME/12/05/oj.simpson.sentencing/index.html
http://www.nypost.com/seven/12062008/gossip/pagesix/bars_for_boy_142844.htm
http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=26417179
http://www.saltpower.com
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PILiVIeUrY0
http://www.myspace.com/wackassegyptians
http://www.myspace.com/jukeboxsinners

This weeks music:
Hitchhiker- “Summer Feeling”
Jukebox Sinners—“Galaxy Con”
Wak Ass Egyptians—“Dojo”

Music Courtesy of the Podsafe Music Network

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Monday, December 1, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 41--"Black Friday...Just Another Sign of the Apocalypse"

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 40--"Special Guests, The Horse You Rode In On"

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A podcast by two guys who are absolute authorities on absolutely nothing wax poetic about random topics pulled from Chuck's hat Occasional guest rants and Podsafe music.

This episode is brought to you by GoToMeeting. Try GotoMeeting free for 30 days! For this special offer, visit www.gotomeeting.com/podcast

In No Particular Order, Episode 40—Special Guests, The Horse You Rode In On.

We’re joined by Chuck’s old band mates Lance McVickar and Joel Finn to talk about the release of the their first CD in 20 years, “Beating”, and their upcoming November 22 show in Pearl River, NY. We also discuss disgusting physical oddities like Otis the Frog Boy, encouraging tips for budding musicians and more.

Here are your links:
http://phreeque.tripod.com/otis_jordan.html
http://www.thehorseyourodeinon.com
http://www.gotomeeting.com/podcasts

All Songs by The Horse You Rode in On, including:
Monkey Love
I’m Not Myself Tonight
I Like it Here

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The Perfection of Marketing by James Connor--Ranked Top New Podcast in iTunes

The Perfection of Marketing Podcast by James Connor Ranked Top New Podcast on iTunes

November 18, 2008 (New York, NY) Audio excerpts from the new marketing book, The Perfection of Marketing by James Connor edged other podcasts to become the number one podcast on Apple’s iTunes’s new and notable Management and Marketing section. Additionally The Perfection of Marketing podcast is currently ranked #3 on the new and notable Business section of iTunes between Bloomberg News, BBC, and The New York Times.

So why is this independent podcast catching on in an arena recently dominated by large networks? The answer may be found in the audience and user reviews The Perfection of Marketing podcast is gathering. Reviews from mostly small business owners describe James Connor as being able to cut through all the marketing jargon and useless information to focus on the key practical ideas that small business owners can actually use immediately.

While many of major news channels are dominated by reports of financial woes of large U.S. companies, most have forgotten two important facts: businesses with fewer than 500 employees represent 99.9 percent of the 27.2 million businesses in America.1 And businesses with fewer than 20 employees are 65% of the companies in America.2 These are the companies that will have save the United States from a long recession.

The Perfection of Marketing podcast appears to be touching a nerve with small and midsized business owners with the entrepreneurial courage to grow their businesses in challenging times. This podcast’s success shows the promise of the podcast medium to bring independent voices to the forefront, even in business.

The Perfection of Marketing podcast on iTunes is available at: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=295653447

Non-iTunes users can listen on their desktops or access the feed at http://feeds.feedburner.com/ThePerfectionOfMarketingByJamesConnor

1 Sources: U.S. Dept. of Labor, Employment and Training Administration; U.S.Dept. of Commerce, Bureau of the Census; U.S. Dept. of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. 2007 Data.
2 SBA. 2006 Data.

About James Connor

James Connor is the CEO and founder of The James Group, a brand strategy and
full-service advertising agency in New York City, serving midsize business clients nationally. For 12 years, James honed The Perfection of Marketing process and oversaw the creation of over 70 brands, including category leaders GarageTek, Thinkfun, TransparentValue, and WQIS. He is well regarded as a speaker on brand marketing.
James meditates daily and in the evening teaches Buddhist philosophy for
the Asian Classics Institute, primarily in New York City and the Hamptons.
To learn more, visit www.perfectionofmarketing.com

The Perfection of Marketing
The CEO’s Guide to Building a Brand and Driving Sales in Three Steps
by James Connor
Available January 2009 | $24.95 | Hardcover | ISBN: 978-0-9765469-3-1
Diamond Cutter Press | Distributed by National Book Network

Media Contact: John Rarrick
BullsEye PR
(212) 671-1080 X103
JR@bullseyepublicrelations.com

Monday, November 17, 2008

Last Chance to Vote for Your Favorite Beach Tennis USA Girl!

If you've been watching the BTUSA show on Tennis Channel, SNY, Comcast, or FSN, you know that the BTUSA Girls are simply outstanding. You have till this Friday to vote for your favorite girl. Vote now and often by CLICKING HERE. The 12 most popular BTUSA Girls will be featured in the 2009 National Tour Calendar.

Saturday, November 15, 2008

From TheHolisticOption.com--Flu Trends Predicts, But Offers Only Vaccination As Prevention

Google's Flu Tracker May Be Effective, But Promoting Mass Vaccination Does More Harm Than Good

by Kelly L Campbell

As described on it's website, Google.org is a hybrid philanthropy that aspires to use the power of information and technology to address the global challenges of our age: climate change, poverty and emerging disease. 'Flu Trends' is the latest in Google.org's prediction and prevention tools.

In a CNN report, Elizabeth Landau explains that "If you have a fever, headache and runny nose, you might go to Google and type the words "flu symptoms" to see whether you've come down with influenza. Google knows that you might do something like that, and it also knows which U.S. state you're in. Now, it's putting that information together in a tool that Google – [now ten years old] – says could detect flu outbreaks faster than traditional systems currently in use. Flu Trends, looks at the relative popularity of a slew of flu-related search terms to determine where in the U.S. flu outbreaks may be occurring."

The traditional measure of the spread of influenza has involved physicians' reports of patients with flu-like symptoms, lab reports of confirmed influenza cases, as well as death certificates.

"The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention collaborated with Google on the project, helping validate and refine the model, and has provided flu tracking data over a five-year period", said Dr. Joseph Bresee, chief of the epidemiology and prevention branch in the CDC's influenza division.

The idea seems ingenious, but there are obvious limitations to the tool at this point. Dr. Randall Stafford, associate professor of medicine at Stanford University's Prevention Research Center, (who was not involved in the project) agrees. "The tool may miss cases of influenza spreading among elderly people, because they are less likely to use the Internet than younger people", Stafford said. [In addition], many people who search for flu-related terms have viral infections that are not actually influenza." Or if someone were simply writing an article about influenza or vaccination and used Google for research, that data may be included as well.

The bigger issue that is not being written about in the mainstream media is that Google's collaboration with the CDC may prove to be harmful to healthy people who do not necessarily need influenza vaccinations (flu shots). When visiting Google's Flu Trends, one needs only to look at the right column of the page which provides the CDC's logo, a link to its website and a definition of influenza – which would be enough to scare anyone into thinking that they absolutely needed a flu shot. Upon visiting the site again (or simply refreshing the page), the CDC's definition becomes a recommendation for prevention, entitled 'First Step: Flu Vaccine'. So, Google provides a 'Flu Shot Locator' – sourced from the American Lung Association – which allows you to find a location where you can get vaccinated within 5 miles of your home or work.

As convenient as that sounds, there is no mention of the populations that are at higher risk due to weakened immune systems. No mention of natural preventative measures that can keep those with healthy immune systems healthy. No mention of the toxic chemicals and materials that are the ingredients in flu shots. And no mention of the risks of – and diseases associated with – getting the influenza vaccine. The truth is that mass vaccination is great for big pharma business. And it becomes a win-win situation for the conventional medical industry when the government subsidizes the pharmaceutical companies to provide vaccinations for every man, woman and child, AND, for those who end up getting sick from the annual shot – whether short term/acute or long-term/chronic conditions – it translates into more business for doctors.

Online resources, such as TheHolisticOption.com, provide a plethora of information on the flu shot debate, as well as natural remedies and preventative measures that people can take to strengthen their immune systems, especially during flu season. Should they decide for themselves that the health risks associated with getting vaccinated greatly outweigh the chances that the flu shot will actually protect them against the three most probably strains, there are many xxxx. A recent article, The Yearly Flu Shot Debate, by Dr. Christine Gonzalez, Integrative Pharmacist and Certified Health Coach, reads "With so much controversy in the press regarding the link between mercury in vaccines and neurotoxicity (autism and Alzheimer’s disease), no wonder people are concerned and confused. While the benefit of flu vaccination for groups at high-risk for serious flu complications is well established, the actual benefit versus potential risk for the average healthy adult is highly debated. Some of the main issues on the table surround the effectiveness of the flu vaccine and the safety of additives used in some of the formulations. Not surprisingly, the importance of proper self-care and immune support as a means to stay flu-free is often overlooked."

In an effort to educate the American public and help create a more informed, empowered society, TheHolisticOption.com published a comprehensive listing of the health risks associated with vaccine ingredients – ingredients which can be found on the CDC's website and on WAVE's website (World Association for Vaccine Education) – entitled 'What's in a Vaccine or Flu Shot?'.

Since Google has now established itself as the most influential search engine in the world, used by millions of people daily, doesn't it have a responsibility, at the very least, to provide information on both traditional and natural preventions for the flu its predicting? With a decision as important as getting a flu shot, the go-to search engine's Flu Trends should be as comprehensive in presenting information as, say, the search engine itself.

Friday, November 14, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 39--"Chuck's Cheery Outlook"

Wednesday, November 12, 2008

Introducing All The Podcasts We Produce at BullsEye PR

If you are a regular listener of our weekly podcast, In No Particular Order, you've no doubt heard us shamelessly plug all the other shows we produce. Well, for those of you who might be new to the show, here is a full listing of all the good audio and video snack treats made available by the folks at BullsEye PR and BullsEye Productions.

The Perfection of Marketing by James Connor is an audio introduction to this great new book, which will be available at all major book retailers on January 9, 2009. Recently featured in the "New and Notable" section of the iTunes directory, this podcast will leave you wanting more...which was the point of producing it in the first place. For more information about the The Perfection of Marketing by James Connor, visit www.perfectionofmarketing.com. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE IN iTUNES. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON YOUR DESKTOP NOW.

Holistic Health and Wellness is brought to you by TheHolisticOption.com. This site is like the "WebMD meets Facebook for alternative and complimentary medicine". We can tell you this site has changed the way we eat and live. Holistic Health and Wellness is regularly listed as a "must see" in the "Health" section of the iTunes directory. Visit them today to get home remedies, ask for expert advice, or find a practitioner in your area. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE IN ITUNES. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON YOUR DESKTOP NOW.

The Nurses Station, featuring hosts Jim DeMaria and Janis Breen of Renal Care Registered Nursing Services, brings you news and commentary on all things nursing. They don't sugar coat a thing. If you are a nurse or know one, this is the show you need to be listening to. To learn more about Jim and Janis, visit www.renalcarerns.com. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE IN iTUNES. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON YOUR DESKTOP NOW.

Beach Tennis USA (Audio Version and Video Version). This show keeps you up to speed with all the news relating to the exciting new sport of pro beach tennis. We take you up close to see who the players are, how they live, and where they play. Subscribe to either or both the BTUSA Audio Newsflash or the BTUSA Video Podcast. To learn more about beach tennis, visit www.beachtennisusa.net.

The Bullhorn is an audio news resource for writers, editors and producers looking for great story ideas. Now writers can keep up with all the news relating to BullsEye PR clients without the hassle of reading. Produced in quick, easy to digest nuggets, The Bullhorn has quickly become our most popular production. If you work in the media--especially in arena of F&B, Sports, Fitness, Health and Wellness, or Consumer Packaged Goods, the Bullhorn is a refreshing break from email. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE IN iTUNES. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON YOUR DESKTOP NOW.

And of course, how could we forget to mention In No Particular Order. This show was never meant to be a show. As podcasting and Web 2.0 began to creep their way into our daily work lives, Chuck and I figured we better hone our production skills. So, every Saturday morning, when we could be reasonably certain the phone wouldn't ring too much, we'd consume near-lethal doses of caffeine, fire up the Garage Band on Chuck's MacBook and talk shit for a while. We even managed to squeak some music in as well. Now...38 shows later, we somehow snagged a sponsor (GoToMeeting) and have cultivated a big 'ol international following of crazies who refer to themselves as "INPO-sters". Learn about what we do during the week at www.bullseyepr.com. CLICK HERE TO LISTEN TO INPO IN iTUNES AND HERE TO LISTEN ON YOUR DESKTOP BECAUSE YOU STILL DON'T HAVE AN iTUNES ACCOUNT.

We thank you for taking the time to check out our shows and encourage you to leave your feedback. Let us know what we can do better and what you'd like to hear more of...or less of.

Chuck and John
Co-founders
BullsEye PR

Saturday, November 8, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 38--"O-My-God-bama"

A podcast by two guys who are absolute authorities on absolutely nothing wax poetic about random topics pulled from Chuck's hat. Occasional guest rants and Podsafe music.

This episode is brought to you by GoToMeeting. Try GotoMeeting free for 30 days! For this special offer, visit www.gotomeeting.com/podcast

In No Particular Order, Episode 38—“O–My-God-bama”. We did some cool stuff here over the past week, including the launch of a new podcast of The Perfection of Marketing by James Connor. Give a listen and leave a review in iTunes. We also produced a cool video response to those insane TV spots being run by the Corn Refiners Association about the facts surrounding High Fructose Corn Syrup (HFCS). Please share this movie with your friends or anyone you’d like to see not be fat and sick. Chuck recounts memories of bloody ice skating fiascos. Some new podcasts we like include—Common Sense with Dan Carlin, How to Get Stuff Done, The Onion News Network, 60 Minutes, and of course all the shows we produce. Listener mail came pouring in once again. This week, everyone wanted to know about snooker, so our UK correspondent, Robin Rhind chimes in. Mr. Rhind, as it so happens to be, does not reside in Woking, but rather from some other place that we refuse to disclose. Woking, however, is indeed a place in England. No thanks to Chuck, we have new president and he’s got plenty of work to do. Great music this week from some old friends including Zach Ziegler, who would like you to learn all about Polycystic Kidney Disease. Also great music from Mod-est Lads and Ted Wilson. Check out Ted’s blog, which is one of our favorite music review sites on the web. Keep those emails coming and send your audio rants to studio@inpocast.com.

Here are your links:
http://www.gotomeeting.com/podcasts
http://tinyurl.com/627ped
http://www.perfectionofmarketing.com
http://www.dancarlin.com/
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Woking
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snooker
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eDNYod1OpDQ

This week’s music:
Mod-est Lads- “Birthday Suit”
Zach Ziegler- “Fairy Tales”
Ted Wilson- “Killing Me”
Music courtesy of The Podsafe Music Network.
Support independent music if you want to go to Heaven.

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Friday, November 7, 2008

The Perfection of Marketing by James Connor--Podcast Now Available in iTunes!

Get a sneak peak (in a audio sort of way) of the new book by James Connor--The Perfection of Marketing

Already an iTunes user? Click here to subscribe. It's Free.

Haven't joined the rest of civilization yet? Click here to listen on your desktop.

Learn more about this great new book at www.perfectionofmarketing.com

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Thursday, November 6, 2008

TheHolisticOption.com Speaks Out On High Fructose Corn Syrup

The folks at TheHolisticOption.com respond to a series of TV spots produced by the Corn Refiners Association. Here's what they have to say...

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

The Lost Patrol Hits the Road

The Lost Patrol is hitting the road in support of their critically acclaimed new album, Midnight Matinee. The dates are as follows:

Nov 7
8:00PNew Deal Cafe
Greenbelt, MD
Nov 9
10:00PMetro Gallery
Baltimore, MD
Nov 10
8:00PThe Camel
Richmond, VA
Nov 12
5:00PWRIR - 97.3 - "Lotus Land Show" w/Michael Miracle
Richmond, VA
Nov 12
8:00PPoe’s Pub
Richmond, VA
Nov 13
10:00PWRVU - 91.1 - "Out Ov the Coffin" w/DJ Ichabod
Nashville, TN
Nov 14
8:00PCafe Coco
Nashville, TN
Nov 22
8:00PThe Annex
New York, NY
Dec 12
10:00PWRSU - 88.7 - "Overnight Sensations"
New Brunswick, NJ
Dec 19
8:00PThe Goldhawk
Hoboken, NJ

Midnight Matinee is available to purchase @ CDBABY: http://cdbaby.com/cd/lostpatrol6

Check out some of the GREAT reviews of Midnight Matinee: http://thelostpatrol.com/reviews.shtml

CMJ Issue 1080 for the week October 28, 2008 * WRSU Radio 200 Top 30 – This Week’s Charts - Midnight Matinee #1 http://wrsu.rutgers.edu/music.php

The short film Leo by Tommy Colavito, featuring music by The Lost Patrol and Stephen Masucci has been accepted in 8 film festivals around the globe, including The Bel Air Film Festival: http://www.belairfilmfestival.com/

Buy or Rent Plan 9 From Syracuse, featuring music by The Lost Patrol. Rent at Netflix or buy online at Amazon, Best Buy or Target.

Thanks for your continued support!

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The Perfection of Marketing by James Connor

Check out this audio podcast introduction of The Perfection of Marketing by James Connor. This book really cuts through the clutter and shows small/mid-sized businesses how to get it done.

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Saturday, November 1, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 37- "The Dust Bowl"

A podcast by two guys who are absolute authorities on absolutely nothing wax poetic about random topics pulled from Chuck's hat (this week it’s John’s hat). Occasional guest rants and Podsafe music.

This episode is brought to you by GoToMeeting. Try GotoMeeting free for 30 days! For this special offer, visit www.gotomeeting.com/podcast

In No Particular Order, Episode 37—“The Dust Bowl”. Another Halloween has come and gone. Chuck and John report on their trip to Blood Manor, NYC’s premier haunted house experience. Apparently in the 1930’s there was lots of dust. Who knew? Chuck talks about a new (at least new to him) fetish known as “Plushophilia”. These “Plushies” or “people who bang each other in furry mascot suits”, are a terrible threat to our national security and must be dealt with. We are sick of talking about the upcoming election, so this week’s political rant comes from our new UK correspondent, Robin Rhind. Don’t forget to send us your submission for the “Land of the Lost Essay Contest” (50 words or less). Keep your emails coming. Send us your audio rants.

Here are your links:
http://www.gotomeeting.com/podcasts
http://www.bloodmanor.com
http://furry.wikia.com/wiki/Plushophilia
http://www.livinghistoryfarm.org/farminginthe30s/water_02.html

This week’s music:
Jaya The Cat—“Hello Hangover”
Kwame D—“Dignity”
Majek Fashek—“I’m Not Afraid”
Music courtesy of The Podsafe Music Network.
Support independent music if you want to go to Heaven.

Email us at studio@inpocast.com
Follow John on Twitter at http://twitter.com/gus123
Send us your audio rant. If it doesn’t suck, we’ll use it in the show.
Here's our blog- http://inpocast.blogspot.com/
Learn about what we do for a living at www.bullseyepr.com

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Beach Tennis USA Pro Tip of the Week--Heinz Haas

From the nationally televised 2008 BTUSA Tour, here's beach tennis pro Heinz Haas showing off his "Thunda Serve".

Subscribe to the BTUSA Video Podcast in iTunes. CLICK HERE. IT'S FREE!

Got a Dog? Use a Holistic Veterinarian. Check Out This Episode of Holistic Health and Wellness Podcast

If you've got a dog or cat or ferret or possum and you actually care about it, you need to check out this episode of Holistic Health and Wellness podcast. Featuring interviews with Drs. Kim Bloomer and Jeannie Thomason (VNDs), you'll hear all about their holistic approach to caring for our pets, as well as environmental effects.

Click Here To Subscribe in iTunes. ITS' FREE

Click Here to Listen on Your Desktop Because You Are Too Cheap To Buy an iPod.

It's all brought to you by the good folks at TheHolisticOption.com.

Monday, October 27, 2008

INPO Listeners Voice Their Disdain For Chuck's Refusal To Vote

For months, John has been telling Chuck that every vote counts. Did he listen?

Author James Connor Selects BullsEye Public Relations

James Connor, author of The Perfection of Marketing (Diamond Cutter Press), has retained New York City-based BullsEye Public Relations as the agency of record (AOR) to promote the new book through an aggressive media relations campaign, public speaking schedule, and audio podcast, which will give listeners an opportunity to sample the book’s first four chapters free of charge.

With The Perfection of Marketing, Connor has crafted an extremely efficient process based on what he calls “The Sales Moment” to create a method anyone can implement for spectacular marketing results. Culminating from 12 years of work, Connor reveals the detailed playbook run by his company, The James Group, a branding and full-service advertising agency in New York City.

BullsEye Co-founder and President John Rarrick said the agency will also implement an audio and video viral campaign to drive traffic to the newly- launched site, www.perfectionofmarketing.com. There, for a limited time before the retail launch, executives can purchase three books for the price of one in an exclusive Management Team Package of The Perfection of Marketing. The book will be available at all major book retailers, including Barnes and Nobel and Amazon.com, in January 2009.

About James Connor
James Connor is the CEO and founder of The James Group, a brand strategy and full-service advertising agency in New York City, serving midsize business clients nationally. For 12 years, James honed The Perfection of Marketing process and oversaw the creation of over 70 brands, including category leaders GarageTek, Thinkfun, TransparentValue, and WQIS. He is well regarded as a speaker on brand marketing. To learn more about James Connor, visit www.perfectionofmarketing.com.

About BullsEye Public Relations
New York-based BullsEye Public Relations specializes in securing high profile media placement and developing brand campaigns for the entertainment, sports, food and beverage, and consumer products industries. To learn more, visit www.bullseyepr.com.

Sunday, October 26, 2008

Video Snack--"The Bill of Rights", Max Rarrick and Blowin Chunks

As we near election day, let's all take a quick look at the document these clowns are supposed to be governed by. Max Rarrick, sax player for The Horse You Rode in On, breaks it down for us.

Friday, October 24, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 36- "The Halloween Show"

Friday, October 17, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 35- "The Land Of The Lost Listener Essay Contest"

A podcast by two guys who are absolute authorities on absolutely nothing wax poetic about random topics pulled from Chuck's hat. Occasional guest rants and Podsafe music.

This episode is brought to you by GoToMeeting. Try GotoMeeting free for 30 days! For this special offer, visit www.gotomeeting.com/podcast

In No Particular Order, Episode 35- “The Land of the Lost Listener Essay Contest”—Send us your favorite memory of Land of the Lost in 50 words or less. We’ll read the best one on the air and give the winner a Bullseye PR gift pack. The gift pack consists of great items form our clients at The Original SoupMan, Beach Tennis USA, Lisa Bouchelle, The Lost Patrol, Frida Kahlo Natural Skin Care, and other great stuff (that we find lying around). The Red Sox make a miraculous late, late, late night comeback in game 5 of the ALCS. A new season of LOST begins in February. Two weeks to the election and we are all doomed. Which rodeo clown will you vote for?

Here are your links:
http://www.landofthelost.com/index.htm
http://www.gotomeeting.com/podcasts
http://www.redsox.com
http://www.bigfootnessie08.com/
http://www.donshelden.com
http://www.thatswhatgodlooksliketome.com
http://classicjazzguitar.com/artists/artists_page.jsp?artist=23
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Pizzarelli
http://www.lisabouchelle.com
http://www.thelostpatrol.com
http://www.myspace.com/elysebuckley

This week’s music:
Don Shelden- “Brazil”
Elyse Buckley- “Shantelele”
Buckra- “Bubble Gum Bandit”
Support independent music or rot in a fiery abyss.

Email us at studio@inpocast.com
Follow John on Twitter at http://twitter.com/gus123
Send us your audio rant. If it doesn’t suck, we’ll use it in the show.
Here's our blog- http://inpocast.blogspot.com/
Learn about what we do for a living at www.bullseyepr.com

The Holistic Option: MySpace meets WebMD for the holistically-minded

Posted by Colette Cope October 17, 2008 09:44AM

I recently learned about a great new resource on the Web called The Holistic Option. This site is like WebMD but covers holistic, alternative and integrative medicine.

An abundance of free information is available on this site. You can start by learning more about alternative treatments that you may be curious about like acupuncture, aromatherapy, biofeedback and more. The content is provided in collaboration with professional associations, licensed practitioners and experts in the field of holistic medicine.

You can also search for natural remedies for medical conditions. Simply select the condition you are interested in, and you will be given a list of natural herbal and nutritional supplements suggestions, as well as preventative tips.

It's been my experience, especially in the midstate, that holistic practitioner are hard to find. So the "find a practitioner" tool is very useful. Simply choose the modality that you want and enter your location. Every practitioner listed on the site must submit an application that is screened by the site's advisory board.

If you are actually hoping to become practitioner yourself, there is also a directory where you can find schools near you.

My favorite parts of the site, though, are the podcast and featured articles, videos and blogs. There is a wealth of information here ranging from pumpkin seeds' nutritional value to hormones in our milk to whether or not you should give your child a flu shot.

If you like the sense of community on social networking sites, you can also become a member for free, create a profile and discuss holistic remedies on the forums. You also have the opportunity to write about your personal experience with any of the natural remedies that are recommended.

The site currently has 50 practitioners in their director, recognition from 18 professional associations, new advisory board members being added each month and 65+ new subscribers to the podcast daily. They've accomplished all of this since their launch in April 2008. Clearly it's a growing community that I look forward to being a part of.

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Mid Week Video Snack-Beach Tennis USA Video Podcast, "The Rules of Beach Tennis"

Here are the rules of beach tennis. To learn more click here.

Saturday, October 11, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 34- "Children as Food"

Thursday, October 9, 2008

The Bailout Made Easy

Once upon a time a man appeared in a village and announced to the
villagers that he would buy monkeys for $10 each.

The villagers, seeing that there were many monkeys around, went out
to the forest and started catching them.

The man bought thousands at $10 and, as supply started to diminish,
the villagers stopped their effort. He next announced that he would
now buy monkeys at $20 each. This renewed the efforts of the villagers
and they started catching monkeys again.

Soon the supply diminished even further and people started going back
to their farms. The offer increased to $25 each and the supply of
monkeys became so scarce it was an effort to even find a monkey, let
alone catch it!

The man now announced that he would buy monkeys at $50 each! However,
since he had to go to the city on some business, his assistant would
buy on his behalf.
In the absence of the man, the assistant told the villagers: "Look at
all these monkeys in the big cage that the man has already collected.
I will sell them to you at $35 an d when the man returns from the city,
you can sell them to him for $50 each."

The villagers rounded up all their savings and bought all the monkeys
for 700 billion dollars.

They never saw the man or his assistant again, only lots and lots of
monkeys!

Now you have a better understanding of how the WALL STREET BAILOUT
PLAN WILL WORK !!!!

Monday, October 6, 2008

BullsEye PR Launches New Beach Tennis USA Video Podcast

We've launched a new BTUSA Video Podcast, now available in iTunes. If you missed the nationally televised 2008 tour events, you can now see highlights, player interviews, and the "Pro Tip of the Week" right on your iPod, iPhone, or video MP3 player.

CLICK HERE to subscribe at the iTunes Store

or

CLICK HERE to watch it on your desktop because you are too lazy to subscribe in iTunes. Really...no judgement.

Saturday, October 4, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 33- "Chuck Knows Stuff"

Wednesday, October 1, 2008

BullsEye Johnny Guest Hosts The Nurses Station Podcast

Janis Breen is on assignment so John got to sit in with host Jim DeMaria on Episode 3 of The Nurses Station. If you know any nurses, forward them the link to this show. They cover some great topics and Jim is a little twisted, so you definitely don't get any sugar-coated "nurse news" from this show. CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO THE NURSES STATION PODCAST. or CLICK HERE TO VISIT THEIR BLOG/SHOW-NOTES.

Mid Week Video Snack-Beach Tennis USA's Team Rhino Throws Out First Pitch at Marlins Game

Here's one we love--pro beach tennis players Brett Johnson and Mike Edison throwing out the first pitch at a Florida Marlins game the week of the Beach Tennis USA Sunshine State Slam. Music courtesy of Miggs! Video directed by BullsEye Chuck DeBruyn.

Saturday, September 27, 2008

In No Particular Order, Episode 32- "Special Guest, Adrian Carr"

New Album from The Lost Patrol Coming in October!

Here's a band John and Chuck think you need to hear.

Midnight Matinée is The Lost Patrol’s seventh proper release and will be available for human consumption in early October. Like all TLP CDs, you can expect the usual fare of ethereal, twangy goodness with dark twists and turns that distinguish this release from its predecessors. Matinée’s vocals are delivered by newcomer extraordinaire, Mollie Israel, who joined the band in early 2008. The format will be a gorgeous six panel digipak created by the band’s own Michael Williams. Downloads will be available at iTunes and all other astute purveyors of digital music.

The first 50 CDs will be autographed by the band and sold directly through its management. Please indicate “MM50” in the subject line of your email - and there will be a limit of three (3) CDs per person. Subsequent purchases should be made through CDBABY, and the various other channels of distribution.

We hope to have the band on the show in October to talk about this great new CD.

Thursday, September 25, 2008

Kelly Campbell of TheHolisticOption.com on "Animal Talk Naturally"

Check out this great interview with TheHolisticOption.com founder, Kelly Campbell on Animal Talk Naturally. Yes--dogs and cats can use holistic medicine too.

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

No Soup Nazi for you (but famous soup coming to Windsor)

Sharon Hill, The Windsor StarPublished: Wednesday, September 24, 2008The Soup Nazi isn't coming but Windsor is getting Ontario's first Original SoupMan, a franchise based on the soups of Al Yeganeh, the real-life New York soup seller."You're not required to have your money out. You're not required to know what you're going to order or anything, and nobody's going to say 'No soup for you!'" Damiano DeMonte of BullsEye Public Relations said Wednesday.Windsor developer Murray Troup of Banwell Development Corporation, Denise Parent, also of Banwell Development Corporation and restaurant owner John Fuerth plan to open the Original SoupMan at the Devonshire Mall before the end of October, DeMonte said Wednesday. A spokesperson from that group wasn't available for an interview Wednesday.Seinfield's Soup Nazi, played by Larry Thomas, and his famous "No soup for you!" line was based on a restaurant started in 1984 in New York city called Soup Kitchen International. That restaurant, which was run by Yeganeh later closed but the Original SoupMan is based on Yeganeh's 50 varieties of soups including his lobster bisque. DeMonte said there are 35 locations in the United States. Other Original SoupMan restaurants that opened in Canada have since closed so the business run by the new Windsor group will become the only one in Canada.DeMonte said Yeganeh may come to the October opening but don't expect the actor who played the Soup Nazi. DeMonte said Yeganeh only had rules for ordering because he had to feed long lineups of people quickly."Al (Yeganeh) tends to believe that he made Seinfield famous... as opposed to the other way around," DeMonte said.As in Yeganeh's original restaurant, the soups are served with a piece of fresh crusty baguette, fresh fruit and a piece of imported chocolate. DeMonte said the American locations sell most soups for between $4.95 and $6.95 US and specialty soups such as lobster bisque go for about $8.95. Original SoupMan is also looking at a line of organic soups.During the Windsor location's grand opening, one customer will get a chance to win free soup every day for life.The Original SoupMan is also planning to donate $1,500 on behalf of Yeganeh's charity, Al's Feed the Hungry Foundation, to the Windsor and Essex County Food Bank of the Ontario Association of Food Banks.The foundation is headed up by baseball Hall of Famer Reggie Jackson.

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