Daily Breakfast 483 - Catholic Kiwis
In this episode: Catholic prayers on an iPod; Indiana Jones, the Ark of the Covenant and an update about the Secrets of Dr. Jones; the Fr. Roderick live uStream experiment; more sleep tips; New Zealand SQPN listeners and the 15th Station podcast; books and blogging advice.
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Hi Father Roderick…
Based on DB#407, we bought a Pleo as a Christmas present for our two daughters through the Amazon link on the SQPN website. Its been fun to have a baby dino wandering around the house, and there are regular updates to his software…but I just saw the most incredible video on YouTube…Pleo interacting with dolphins at Sea World:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7i_HN_Twdds
Fast forward about 2 minutes in…AI meets IA! (Artificial Intelligence meets Intelligent Animals!) The music is really pretty, too. This wouldn’t work for a Dailiy Breakfast, but thought you might like to see it.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daily_Breakfast
did you know about this ? if not you may want to verify its content.
Fr. Roderick, here’s a little message that will make you smile.
http://father.roderick.youaremighty.com/
The music goes perfectly with the slide show!
Hi Fr.Roderick,
I just wanted to really thank you for plugging The 15th Station in your podcast this morning - that was awesome!
God bless,
James and 15th Station Team
Dear Father Roderick,
Hello! I just finished listening to this episode, and wanted to share an idea for you for increasing traffic to your blog. Every week, there is a collection of posts that’s put together in what’s called the Catholic Carnival. It’s a fabulous way to share one of your posts with the Catholic blogging community and also a great way to meet other bloggers. (There are also other carnivals and fairs throughout the blogosphere, and it might be worth your time to check out some others that may apply to you.)
I was the host this week, and you can see the post here. There’s more detailed information about the Catholic Carnival over at Living Catholicism.
Hosting a carnival is one way I have gotten more traffic on my blog, though I didn’t do it for traffic as much as just because, well, it’s fun and it’s part of what makes blogging a community for me.
God Bless you and keep up the great work!
- Sarah