Cosmos, the TV show by Carl Sagen, as in:
Anyway, Cosmos is now available on iTunes.
If you click this, it will open your iTunes store. So you may not want to click it. Up to you.
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Let's talk music and software for a moment. Shall we? This post is about the software I use at home to organize the audible bits I have accumulated and keep accumulating everyday. You must remember that I am not an expert on any of the software applications discussed below.
I consider myself a fairly technically adept person, even at the advanced age of 52.
If your iPod Touch does not work on your Windows XP, you can ...
A. Uninstall and reinstall everything (Hint: Don't actually try ANY of this, it doesn't work!):
I have purchased a few songs from iTunes, but I don't like doing it. I have the sense that you are not really buying the song in the same way you do when you buy a CD. But I do use the iTunes software (for now) on my Windows box to keep track of the CDs I own.
I was only 15 when Cosmos debuted, and was immediately captivated by it. Though my scientific interest was already in place, this show certainly helped fuel it even more. I don't use iTunes (Hmm.. No Linux version yet, Apple?), but would love to watch the whole series again.
I love the series - have it on DVD. It's still awesome, but in this age of nice TVs, it shows itself to be in dire need of digital cleanup and restoration :)
They're going to download BILLIONS!
And now it's gone. :(