Comments for UMW Webcast Videos http://webcast.andyrush.net/video Wed, 19 Nov 2008 23:45:52 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 Comment on Great Lives Series Webcast - Muhammad Ali by Amy Zoldak http://webcast.andyrush.net/video/great-lives-series-webcast-muhammad-ali/#comment-1686 Amy Zoldak Mon, 20 Aug 2007 04:46:02 +0000 http://webcast.andyrush.net/video/?p=44#comment-1686 This was fantastic! I was wondering if I could get a DVD copy of the webcast hosted by William Nack? I can pay for shipping, materials etc. Thank you, Amy cell: 720-841-2390 This was fantastic! I was wondering if I could get a DVD copy of the webcast hosted by William Nack?

I can pay for shipping, materials etc.

Thank you,
Amy

cell: 720-841-2390

]]> Comment on Great Lives Series Webcast - Robert Kennedy by The Smooth Elephant » Blog Archive » Great Lives, Great Stories, Acceptable Technology http://webcast.andyrush.net/video/great-lives-series-webcast-robert-kennedy/#comment-2 The Smooth Elephant » Blog Archive » Great Lives, Great Stories, Acceptable Technology Thu, 04 May 2006 18:04:29 +0000 http://webcast.andyrush.net/video/?p=38#comment-2 [...] I’ve listened to a bunch of great stories lately, about a bunch of great people. Muhammad Ali helping some college students on the side of the road. Bobby Kennedy being a politician who can relate to the common man, despite being a spoiled rich kid. And the pain and suffering in Jefferson Davis‘ life during the civil war era. These are just some of the snippetts I heard while editing the 18 Great Lives Biographies over the last two weeks (there are 19 total). While I’m glad to have a break from it, I will want to go back and listen to them when I have a chance. There are some riveting speakers in this wonderful series, and it’s the 2nd year of offering the webcasts (check out the 2005 archives). [...] [...] I’ve listened to a bunch of great stories lately, about a bunch of great people. Muhammad Ali helping some college students on the side of the road. Bobby Kennedy being a politician who can relate to the common man, despite being a spoiled rich kid. And the pain and suffering in Jefferson Davis‘ life during the civil war era. These are just some of the snippetts I heard while editing the 18 Great Lives Biographies over the last two weeks (there are 19 total). While I’m glad to have a break from it, I will want to go back and listen to them when I have a chance. There are some riveting speakers in this wonderful series, and it’s the 2nd year of offering the webcasts (check out the 2005 archives). [...]

]]> Comment on Great Lives Series Webcast - Muhammad Ali by The Smooth Elephant » Blog Archive » Great Lives, Great Stories, Acceptable Technology http://webcast.andyrush.net/video/great-lives-series-webcast-muhammad-ali/#comment-1 The Smooth Elephant » Blog Archive » Great Lives, Great Stories, Acceptable Technology Wed, 03 May 2006 21:35:06 +0000 http://webcast.andyrush.net/video/?p=44#comment-1 [...] I’ve listened to a bunch of great stories lately, about a bunch of great people. Muhammad Ali helping some college students on the side of the road. Bobby Kennedy being a politician who can relate to the common man, despite being a spoiled rich kid. And the pain and suffering in Jefferson Davis‘ life during the civil war era. These are just some of the snippetts I heard while editing the 18 Great Lives Biographies over the last two weeks (there are 19 total). While I’m glad to have a break from it, I will want to go back and listen to them when I have a chance. There are some riveting speakers in this wonderful series, and it’s the 2nd year of offering the webcasts (check out the 2005 archives). [...] [...] I’ve listened to a bunch of great stories lately, about a bunch of great people. Muhammad Ali helping some college students on the side of the road. Bobby Kennedy being a politician who can relate to the common man, despite being a spoiled rich kid. And the pain and suffering in Jefferson Davis‘ life during the civil war era. These are just some of the snippetts I heard while editing the 18 Great Lives Biographies over the last two weeks (there are 19 total). While I’m glad to have a break from it, I will want to go back and listen to them when I have a chance. There are some riveting speakers in this wonderful series, and it’s the 2nd year of offering the webcasts (check out the 2005 archives). [...]

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