[olug] Very OT: SCOLA Open House (Y'all Invited)

[DYNATRON tech]

sounds like some good programming, but i speak only english. i can kinda
follow depending on the language. how much of the programming has subtitles?


On 12/6/06, Thomas D. Williamson <twilliam at inebraska.com> wrote:
>
> I'll catch the German and French broadcasts in the evenings. I can
> follow enough German to generally make sense of the broadcast. The
> French news segments have English subtitles which makes them easy to
> follow. The different perspectives are refreshing from the wholly
> American view and lets me see how our actions are seen abroad.
>
> Although during the prime time, the broadcast is more directed to
> medical information mostly originating from UNMC.
>
> Tom Williamson
>
> Quoting Will Langford <unfies at gmail.com>:
>
> > I'll watch SCOLA from time to time on ... cox ... channel.... 6 ? 4 ?
> > Something like that.  It's not entirely all just local news casts...
> > sometimes you'll get technology shows or similar (ie: once, a 'german'
> time
> > slot was a 30ish minute german car tech show about the auto-parking or
> > auto-driving car stuff about a month before commercials aired here about
> > it).
> >
> > It's kinda cool to see the politics, mannerisms and such of other
> countries
> > (having lived abroad its kinda refreshing).  I do recall watching some
> south
> > american news thing that gave 5-10min to a returning doctor from
> Katrina.
> > That was narly. Also kinda cool to see Putin and stuff in the Russian
> stuff.
> >
> > Basically, if you're tired of the dribble on G4, the reruns on
> adultswim,
> > etc, give it a watch, its different.  You'll have to get beyond the
> language
> > barrier... which some people can't do.
> >
> > -Will
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