Guests: Ken Ray, Jeff Gamet, and Cameron Stiehl. We start by explaining what ergonomics is and learn that standing can burn off extra calories. We then talk at length about the Nike Air Mags that are being auctioned to benefit the Micheal J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's research. Tom uses the word "thing" too much and we discuss whether intelligence should ever be labeled as "artificial". Jeff also demands that I steal a lightsaber from Lucasfilm and Cami wants a gold bikini.Coming soon: Dress me for the week of Macworld.Also, my apologies for the occasional sound drop-outs...which is really Skype's fault. Thanks Microsoft.Related links:River Song Sonic ScrewdrivereBay site for Nike Air Mags biddingAir Mag info and picsWatson on YouTube on JeopardyFollow us on Twitter! @talksanspantsPossible spoilers and colorful language!Tom's recommendation:For Trekkies, go visit http://trek.fm which is a great Trek site with podcasts, quizzes, and other stuff. @trekfm on TwitterAlso, the Improvised Star Trek podcast and their Facebook pageIf you're in the Bay Area, go to the Dark Room to see the show Way to Eden which is a comical look at a classic Star Trek episode.http://darkroomsf.com/#startrekNOTE: My apologies, but the group performing at The Dark Room is NOT the same group as Improvised Star Trek group. Sorry guys.Ken's recommendation:Watch Ken's 2 minute video at http://macosken.posterous.comListen to Ken's podcasts, Mac OS Ken, Day 6 (premium), and Mac OS Ken LIVE!http://www.macosken.comTwitter: @macoskenJeff's recommendation:Star Wars lightsaber chopsticks ON SALE!http://www.thinkgeek.com/geektoys/japanfan/c50f/Jeff is Managing Editor of The MacObserver, and on several podcasts such as The Apple Context Machine and We Have Communicators.http://www.macobserver.comhttp://www.zazzle.com/jgametTwitter: @jgametCami's recommendation:Online comic artist David Hahn: http://honeyvan.tripod.com/id17.htm  and  new comic All Nighterhttp://davidhahnart.com/download-complete-issue-of-all-nighter-1-2/If you need an Ergonomist: http://www.linkedin.com/pub/cameron-stiehl/1/9a4/a89If you need an actor: http://www.sfcasting.com/cameronstiehlWarning: material may contain words or concepts that could be considered offensive (explicit). Listen at your own risk. You have been warned.Music used without permission.Back To The Future Theme by John Williams, Copyright of Universal Pictures.The Blue Danube Waltz - composed by Johann Strauss II (1866)