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Openculture.com has an excellent list of resources for learning foreign languages online. Most include a link to the podcast, RSS, or download via MP3. I always enjoy listening to educational audio while driving. Add these to your iPod or MP3 player and enjoy! Rosetta Stone is another great (fees apply) option. My problem is though you can only use it on your computer (they have basic “audio companion” but that doesn’t work). If you’re serious about learning, try these online resources but consider giving Rosetta Stone too. Audio for the car, and Rosetta Stone for your computer. Start now: Free Foreign Language Lessons Extra: Traveling? Knowing even a little language of the country you’re about to visit goes a long with acceptance by the locals. In the news… |
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Posts Tagged ‘Audio’
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April 16th, 2009
How to Stream Continuous Holiday Music at Your Party
December 4th, 2008 |
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Weather you’re having a a gathering or simply want a soundtrack for your family’s celebrations, streaming Christmas carols and holiday music will add just the right touch. Of course you can build your own play list of MP3s, or let the few songs of a CD loop or you can try the following:
You could also use the stereo cable above with a MP3 player, or iPod (adapter may be required) to play music through a larger stereo. Another site to stream holiday music is http://www.accuradio.com/holidays/ – You have a bit more control over your play list, but they have a small credits section between each song. |
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