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from exercise.about.com

A while back, I posted a blog about workout music and readers are still responding with their favorite workout songs. I thought I would post some of the most recent song choices, just in case you need more great tunes for your workouts:

from wired.com

UC San Diego electrical engineers and computer scientists are working together on a computerized system that will make it easy for people who are not music experts (like the senior author's mom) to find the kind of music they want to listen to -- without knowing the names of artists or songs.

New software tool adds value to your iTunes library

tagtraum industries incorporated is making available a new Mac-compatible software tool for iTunes users that analyzes BPM data for tracks in the library and fills in the blank BPM field. An "Early Access" version of the beaTunes software can be downloaded free of charge for testing. One caveat: it doesn't work with tracks protected by digital rights management (DRM) systems, and that includes most products available through the iTunes Music Store. (click image to enlarge)

Let fitpodders know how well the beaTunes software works by submitting comments about your experiences with it!

Finally, iPod software that integrates your iPod into Windows the way it should have been, and then brings you tons of cool features you won't find anywhere else. All in a 1MB package. What could be more natural, simple, and powerful than accessing your iPod as a device in My Computer? Browse your iPod using Explorer folders, right-click menus, and drag and drop, it's all there, just like you expect it to be. The less energy you waste figuring out how to interface with your iPod, the more you can enjoy your music....and sharing your favorite fitLists, we might add.

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