In The Womb
The National Geographic Channel is running its two-hour documentary, In The Womb, again today at 2pm.
I caught part of the premiere, and the imagery was just stunning.
I have the ReplayTV set to get the whole thing this afternoon.
(Update) Whoops, I had the time wrong. It's on at 2pm. Everything's updated now. Sorry about that!
(03-19-2005 Update) I successfully recorded the show on the ReplayTV, downloaded it to a machine using DVarchive, and am able to view it (after installing the proper codec) in Windows Media Player. Too cool. I might actually have to invest in a DVD burner at some point since that was so easy.
Posted by Kevin Whited @ 03/18/05 07:49 | Other | Technorati
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I'll be tuned in.
Posted by Anne @ 12:11 on 03/18/05
National Geographic, it's not just for pictures of half-naked tribeswomen anymore.
Posted by Tom Hanna @ 16:08 on 03/18/05
Careful, Callie. He'll be knitting booties pretty soon, "just in case..."
Posted by Mr. Hutchison @ 09:29 on 03/19/05
You could convert it to an MPEG file, cut the size by a factor of 10 and burn it to a regular CD, too.
I think I just heard John volunteer to knit booties for you.
Posted by Tom Hanna @ 16:37 on 03/19/05
you guys rock for showing such interest in the program/doc, just wondering if u know where to get a copy, whether its a dvd or vhs, i tried everywhere, apparently NG are not producing it yet! I'm willing to pay for it, please help :/
Posted by nesta @ 02:07 on 07/11/05
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