We are all back for our first real show of ‘08 with a long show getting caught up.
To start, for those of you having trouble with iTunes, I have no idea what the problem is. The only thing I can think is to try to subscribe manually instead. Of course, any tips or tricks that you might have for us and the WRR listeners would be greatly appreciated!
AMVIV is coming up sooner than you think. Click over and register and get your room if you are planning on staying at Palace Station. There you will also find the schedule of events and other things that are going on in Las Vegas that same weekend.
Keep an eye out for a live show schedule. We’ve got it down enough to actually be able to do it on a regular basis.
Finally, news of the week from Motoringfile. Yes, I’m pretty sure we did some of the news last week, but we pushed on regardless. And yes, we talked about a monkey powered MINI.
Check back tomorrow for some rousing opinions on the Smart car.
Woofcast 213:
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January 21st, 2008 at 1:13 pm
My family collects classic british cars and we have come to a conclusion…one of two things will happen to current cars in 30 years
The electronics will be modified to 30 years from how technology to me more readily adaptable
There will be hackers who can work the systems from today when we go to restore current cars