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Donna Andersen – Red Flags of Love Fraud – CC 32

NetCast Studio — Fri, 17 May 2013 21:58:31 +0000

Sociopath and psychopath – terms for the same character disorder. What is the difference between a sociopath and a psychopath? It depends who you ask. The terms sociopath and psychopath describe pretty much the same personality disorder—people who feel no emotional connections to others and have zero regard for other.

This is a book about a personal experience Donna had, but it’s about so much more. Donna Andersen, the author of Lovefraud.com and two books, Love Fraud and Red Flags of Love Fraud. She is a freelance writer from Atlantic City, New Jersey. My background is journalism—she studied at the S. I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University.

Items of discussion

Introduction of Donna
Define “sociopath”
Is this actually a disorder, or is it a personality people hide behind?
Age of internet dating
Talk about the case of the three girls held captive in Ohio
Privacy and volunteering info
Types of people who tend to be sociopaths
Do sociopaths realize they have a disorder?
What are the ten signs?

For more information Donna’s web site is Love Fraud.

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The Happiness Project – Part 3 – BL 64

NetCast Studio — Fri, 17 May 2013 12:38:06 +0000

The Busy Ladies continue their discussion on “The Happiness Project” by Gretchen Rubin. See if Debbie and Laurin are making any progress on their happiness projects! Listen in as they discuss their resolutions on marriage and friendship. Tell us how you are doing.

Discussion Points:

Marriage and how to control your nagging and learn to fight right
Make time to be silly in your marriage and why this is important
Remembering the birthdays of your friends and families you could make a difference in someone’s day
How gossiping is hurtful and not productive at all
What resolution are you working on?

Find Gretchen’s book on Amazon in Kindle or paperback formats.

Referenced Material

The Happiness Project

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Debbie – Twitter Laurin – Twitter

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Saturday Morning Cartoons and Texting While Driving – WOT 180

NetCast Studio — Thu, 16 May 2013 20:41:31 +0000

We never thought Saturday morning cartoons would make its way into our podcast conversation, but it did this week. We discuss the availability of child content from Dave’s childhood to today’s on-demand lifestyle. Also, we have a lengthy discussion on teenage texting while driving as compared to drunk driving and we both agree to a 30-Day Challenge – our cell phones will be off while behind the wheel for the next 30 days. Will you join us? Share your experiences with us at @NetCastStudio and @rollerderbydave. #30DayChallenge

Saturday Morning Cartoons

In a seemingly routine trip to the bank, Dave had a conversation with a teller that truly reflects the state of on-demand content, specifically cartoons. We remember the thrill of Saturday morning cartoons and the buzz kill that occurred at 10am when cartoons were done. Well, with the content readily available, there are very limited restrictions on where, when, and how frequently we can tune in to catch cartoons and movies. Here the story and share your own story by sending us your comments at feedback@netcaststudio.com!

Texting While Driving or Drunk Driving – What kills more?

In a very disheartening and eye-opening new study coming forth from New York’s Cohen Children’s Medical Center, teenage deaths and injuries related to texting while driving has now surpassed deaths and injuries related to drunk driving. An estimated 3,000 teenagers die and 300,000 teenagers are injured due to this simple act of texting while driving a vehicle. There are laws in place to deter and punish such action but are seemingly proving to be less than effective right now. What is the solution? A shift in cultural acceptance and behavior change. We can take a step in the right direction with one simple change. Join the Waves of Tech crew as we accept the 30-Day Challenge – our cell phones will be off while behind the wheel.

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Steve – Google+ Twitter Dave – Twitter

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Linkedin Lady Show With Guest Steve Lee

NetCast Studio — Thu, 16 May 2013 14:49:27 +0000

Steve was recently a guest on the Linkedin Lady Show. Steve and Carol discussed podcasting and its future, current statistics and the recent development of a new podcast locator service developed by NetCast Studio called Two Thumbs Up media.

Podcast distribution statistics

Sampling of 69.7 million audience listens/views across 17 genres.

*Desktop applications, such as iTunes, 36.7%
*Smartphones and mobile devices, such as iPhone, iPod and Android, 30.3%
*Web browsers, 18.3%
*Tablets such as the iPad and Nexus 7, 8.8%
*Mobile applications, 3.2%
*Smart TV / OTT set-top boxes, 2.7%

Percentage of consumption by client:
*iTunes (desktop applications), 27.4%
*iPhone (smartphones), 22.8%
*iPad (tablets), 8.7%
*Android (smartphones), 7.1%
*Firefox (Web browsers), 4.8%
*Google Chrome (Web browsers), 4.1%
*Internet Explorer (Web browsers), 1%
*All others (100+ other clients), 24.1%

Percentages by platform:
*Windows, 35%
*iOS (iPhone and iPad), 30.9%
*Mac OS, 16.5%
*Android, 7.7%
*Linux, 2.5%
*Other, 7.4%

Statistics created by Blubrry

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Rick’s Questions and Answers – TOS 48

NetCast Studio — Thu, 16 May 2013 13:56:08 +0000

There are currently a lot of great stories in the world of sports technology and it’s hard to make sense of all of them. Rick takes some time tonight to answer some questions and give his opinions. Steve joins in to talk with Rick.

Discussion

1. So much going on with technology and sports. It doesn’t matter which sport?

2. Social media beating newspapers and TV to the punch with breaking news. What’s its impacts?

3. Technology and the new rule in golf and how it impacts how TV covers and how we watch golf.

4. ABC and the fact it has announced it will air live news and sports on their own app. Does this change viewing habits?

5. Google Glass and impact on sports. The good and the bad.

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Host: Rick Limpert Website: RickLimpert.info Twitter: @rickroswell

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Golf Kickstarter and Indiegogo Projects – PGA 15

NetCast Studio — Tue, 14 May 2013 15:53:02 +0000

Rick puts Brian to the test today as he quizzes him about some golf Kickstarter and Indiegogo projects and whether they got funded. Rick also talks about a wonderful new golf course photo app/ebook showcasing the Purgatory Golf Club in Indiana.

This weeks show is from 14 May 2013

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Host: Rick Limpert Website: RickLimpert.info Twitter: @rickroswell

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Two Thumbs Up Media – Intro

NetCast Studio — Thu, 09 May 2013 21:11:25 +0000

If you enjoy podcasts and other types of online media but have struggled for years trying to find the best way to sort through the content and to discover new and engaging content. We have the answer and Two Thumbs Up Media is here to help. Two Thumbs Up Media is a podcast directory and locator service based on show information published from the content creator themselves. By doing so, you can trust that the content on Two Thumbs Up Media is accurate, timely, and readily available. A great thing for listeners and the content creators.

So why a podcast? We are going to periodically bring on media creators to discuss their shows as a supplement to the web site directory. A great way for content creator to get the word out about their show and a superb method for listeners to discover new shows which might interest them. Stayed tuned as we get ready for the first episode and be sure and check out twothumbsupmedia.com

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Sean Yakeley Of Odyssey Solutions And Louis Girifalco From Rope It – TOS 47

NetCast Studio — Thu, 09 May 2013 14:30:28 +0000

Tonight Rick talks to two entrepreneurs in the golf world. Sean Yakeley is the founder of Odyssey-Solutions and Louis Girifalco run Rope It. Some great talk tonight about the process of bringing a product to market and they talk about their experiences. Also they tell us what they think of “Shark Tank”.

Odyssey Solutions is a unique product development consulting firm that enables individuals and small business with the the tools to turn a good idea into something more. We offer all the services necessary to transform that great idea of yours into a patented, revenue generating product. From Computer Aided Drafting (CAD) to prototyping all the way through to marketing and sales strategy development, we can get your products to market fast and economically.

Rope It has the potential to be one of the hot new products in golf. It’s a backyard practice range on a bungee cord with a real ball you can take real swings at.

Discussion

1. Background

2. Their products

3. Taking an idea and turning it into a product

4. It’s not easy

5. Hardest part of the process – tech involved

6. Shark Tank

7. Piece of technology you can’t live without

Special for The Tech of Sports Listeners. Save $10.00 on the purchase of Rope It by using the promo code thetechofsports at check out.

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Host: Rick Limpert Website: RickLimpert.info Twitter: @rickroswell

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Internet Sales Tax And Not So Smart-Phone Usage – WOT 179

NetCast Studio — Tue, 07 May 2013 23:13:54 +0000

We have a packed podcast in this week’s episode of Waves of Tech. The Internet Sales Tax debate has pushed through the Senate and heads to the House for debate. YouTube is beginning partnerships with large enterprises to bring a paid subscription-based policy on board. And finally, we discuss some of the off-the-wall and not so smart things we do on our smartphones.

Senate passes Internet sales tax

The way in which consumers shop has drastically changed the past decade. The major shift from brick-and-mortar stores to online shopping has changed the landscape of shopping habits, tax revenues, and corporate development. The debate over an Internet sales tax bill has been brewing for many years and has now passed the Senate and heads to the House for debate. With some pending exemptions to be determined, online retailers, who have gathered nearly $226 billion last year alone, that have a presence in an individual state will have to pay state tax. Are you a fan of this debate or not….let us know.

Youtube paid channels

YouTube could launch its paid subscription service for some of its specialty video channels as early as this week, reports are stating. The alleged subscription service could give YouTube and content providers another revenue stream. YouTube has reached out to only a handful of content providers and producers, such as Howcast and The Onion, in developing a suitable platform. Advertising on YouTube and rival video sites has risen fast, from $2.93 billion to $4.14 billion in 2013. This is a major revenue stream YouTube wants to tap in to.

Things we do on our smartphones

In a very interesting post on NBCnews.com’s GadgetBox column, a journalist provided an extensive list of dumb things we do with our smartphones. We can all probably make a list in our heads right now of a personal list of dumb things, either things we do or things we don’t like. Are you guilty of any of these: Take and post an excessive amount of food pictures? Settle arguments via text? Too much walking and surfing?

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Steve – Google+ Twitter Dave – Twitter

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Tech Term Misconceptions – PGA 14

NetCast Studio — Tue, 07 May 2013 20:15:23 +0000

Rick joins Brian today to talk about some tech terms that many people have misconceptions about, including Brian. Rick also has a app of the month for those with a “lead foot.” One of the best “Tech Tuesdays in recent memory.

This weeks show is from 7 May 2013

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Host: Rick Limpert Website: RickLimpert.info Twitter: @rickroswell

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TPN Weekly #96 – A Journey Back in Tech Time

NetCast Studio — Tue, 07 May 2013 18:09:40 +0000

Steve, Rick and Steve hosted an episode on the Tech Podcast Network. The first public Web Site became available 20 years ago and we discuss where we have been and where we are going in the world of technology.

A Journey Back in Tech Time

The first public Web Page – How has this changed our lives?
The first public site on the world wide web made its debut on April 30, 1992. The web was born in a European science lab known as CERN. The first page was a very rudimentary text-only primer, setting the stage for a revolution in the tech industry. In celebration of this twenty-year anniversary, let’s talk about the beginning of the world wide web, what it has become, and how has this changed our lives.

The world wide web was originally stated as being “a wide-area hypermedia information retrieval initiative aiming to give universal access to a large universe of documents.” In looking at how the web changed our lives, we can first look at academia and the host of information available for research and knowledge. It altered the manner in which we communicate by providing a variety of platforms to conduct relationships. The web spawned an entire economic era of prosperity as well. With the good comes the bad and we have all experienced what it’s like to either lose personal data, have personal data stolen, or be subject to Internet scams.

You can check out the web page, reposted to it’s original URL

Rick’s Gadget review – HTC One paired with the PowerBag
In the world we live in, we can’t survive without technology at our fingertips. The HTC One is such a sleek and fast Android smartphone. It’s easy to use, with a great camera, a even Dr. Dre Beats speakers. Keep your gadgets charged while you are on the move with a PowerBag. It charges up to 4 gadgets while they are stored in the bag. Don’t let your gadgets run out of juice.

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Podcasters Roundtable – What do you call your Podcast?

NetCast Studio — Mon, 06 May 2013 14:53:54 +0000

Steve Founder of NetCast Studio had the privilege of joining other leading Podcasters in a roundtable discussion. Today many nomenclatures are being tossed around as to what Podcasts should be called, such as, Internet Broadcasting, Internet Radio, Streaming Media or still maintain the term Podcast. An interesting discussion on the topic with many view points. Do you believe the term podcast is still a viable term?

Panel members: Ray Ortega, Daniel Lewis, Steve Lee, Richard Cleveland, Dustin Hartzler, Rob Greenlee and Dave Jackson.

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