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audio by artist stephen michael kellat and blake carver
The LISTen New Year's Day 2009 Special
January 1, 2009 - 12:53am — StephenK19:33 minutes (17.9 MB)
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Welcome to 2009! This special episode features Blake Carver's outlook on 2009. A look at the events calendar is also presented and shows how busy the first couple months may well be.
The next regular episode of LISTen will be posted on or near 5:00 AM Coordinated Universal Time on January 5th.
Links:
LISTen budget needs for 2009
English Internet Regulation Case
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Ubuntu
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Inauguration Website by District of Columbia municipal government
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