RE: [OT] WinAMP url for Capital fm Radio (95.8)

["Amar Nagi" <groups@xxxxxxx>]

Could try this
windab

-----Original Message-----
From: Kevin Hawkins [mailto:lists@xxxxxxx] 
Sent: 26 January 2003 18:23
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] [OT] WinAMP url for Capital fm Radio (95.8)

Has anyone got a link to Capital Radio that will work in WinAMP ??
(Rather
than Windows Media Player or Capitals own player) - I have
mms://streaming.capitalinteractive.co.uk/fm_high but its no good in
WinAMP -
would prefer the 'high quality' feed 32K. Need to listen (record)
something
later and the signals not too good here in Yorkshire.



           
Kevin





-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Harrison <Mark@xxxxxxx> [mailto:Mark@xxxxxxx]

Sent: 26 January 2003 16:20
To: ukha_d@xxxxxxx
Subject: [ukha_d] UKHA Cancer Update



Dear all,

Firstly, let me make it clear that I am _not_ attempting to create a 
debate about this. I realise that several members of the Group have 
concerns about the way that United Devices are operating, and have 
good reason for not participating.

The purpose of this message is therefore NOT to re-open the closed 
thread on the ethics of the United Devices project, but to provide an 
update on what the UKHA team have done in the last week.

The team currently stands at 21 members. (Two members have withdrawn 
on hearing the arguments against UD, and I respect their decision to 
do so.)

In terms of the team rankings, this makes it the 923rd largest team.

In terms of "points", however, which are awarded for the amount
of "computer power hours" donated to the project, the statistics
are 
more interesting.

As far as the "all-time" rankings go, the team stands at number
12761. Not terribly impressive. However the team has only been 
running for 8 days, and we are rising in the rankings.

In terms of the "points earned yesterday", a more accurate
measure of 
how much UKHA is contributing to the cause, we now stand at team 
number 278. A remarkably acheivement.

This puts us just behind the teams "Digital Times" and
"China", but 
just ahead of "Ohio State University" and
"evo-drivers".

So, there you have it, UKHAers have more computing power than Evo 
Drivers. Whether we have more horsepower has yet to be determined.

Regards,

Mark