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Episode 178: Social Media in MedicineDr. De Luna and Dr. Song explain the role of social media in medical education and how online journal clubs have become more useful in recent years.  Dr. Arreaza offers insights into our role as educators and sources of truth.Written by Patrick De Luna, MD. Comments by David Zheng Song, MD, and Hector Arreaza, MDYou are listening to Rio Bravo qWeek Podcast, your weekly dose of knowledge brought to you by the Rio Bravo Family Medicine Residency Program from Bakersfield, California, a UCLA-affiliated program sponsored by Clinica Sierra Vista, Let Us Be Your Healthcare Home. This podcast was created for educational purposes only. Visit your primary care provider for additional medical advice.Intro to episode (voiceover): Get ready to listen to a great conversation between three doctors diving into the impact of social media on medicine. It's no secret that social media shapes our lives—not just as professionals, but also as humans and members of our society. Every second, new information floods our feeds, and with the rise of artificial intelligence, it's becoming harder to separate fact from fiction. As doctors, we have a crucial role in clearing up confusion and supporting evidence-based practices. You'll hear insightful tips from Dr. De Luna, Dr. Song, and Dr. Arreaza—but remember, you also have a role in spreading the truth, you must be a reliable source of online truth and correct misinformation quickly. Also, use reliable sources, recommend fact-check websites, including Snopes, and FactCheck.org, and avoid “back-and-forth” arguing about fake news online, because as you keep arguing, fake news will continue to spread.Social Media in Medicine.Patrick: Social media has helped both physicians and patients obtain and expand their knowledge of medicine. This role in medical knowledge expansion has been more prevalent since the COVID-19 pandemic, especially in the form of podcasts (like this one), medical content creators, and personalities.  This growing medium has helped physicians to deliver medical knowledge in an efficient, but layman, format which can become a great outreach and educational tool. Arreaza: This podcast was created 3 days before the lockdown. It has been an educational tool for those who record and hopefully for those who listen to us.Patrick: In today's episode, we will explore a little about how this more accessible approach to medical learning has shaped our medical education landscape. We'll explore a recent study that shows the breakdown of how social media is used among medical professionals and the concerns that physicians have about medical education through social media. We will discuss how platforms such as X/Twitter have “Journal Club” threads and their implications. Furthermore, will discuss how online personalities have been able to bring medical education discussion to the broader population, and what we can learn from their work. David: Who is your favorite medical educator?Patrick: Dr. Mike (YouTube FM), Dr. Glaucomflecken (ophthalmologist comedian), and HealthyGamerGG (gamer), and yours?David: Curbsiders (THE internal medicine podcast)Arreaza: I like Dr. Glaucomflecken as well. He is a comedian but he is becoming a little more political. The AFP podcast is my favorite.David: We will explore and discuss how we could make quality and accurate medical education content and, hopefully, mitigate concerns about creating future educational content for physicians and patients alike. Analysis of Healthcare Professional Social Media UsePatrick: Social media has traditionally been used to share about your social life (posting pictures of your cat and family vacation), stay up to date on news and what is happening among your peers, as well as (for some select folks) a platform for content creation and a means of a career. Healthcare professionals also participate in social media in the same manner. David: Some social media users are called “influencers”. Arreaza: The term “influencer” is becoming a somewhat negative term online because many “influencers” are giving a bad reputation to that term, to the point that many prefer to be called “content creator.”Patrick: In a recent study published in Taylor and Francis' Medical Education Online, 72.1% of the participants reported use of social media to some degree. Out of the 72%, 11.5% of the surveyed report using social media sites exclusively for professional purposes, 22.8% for strictly personal use, and 65.7% for both. David: The most used social media platforms among healthcare workers were Facebook at 70%, YouTube 58%, LinkedIn 52%, Instagram 42%, Twitter (now called X) 27%, TikTok 10%, and Reddit at 5% among those surveyed. Those are 6 different media, which ones do you currently use, Patrick?Patrick: [Add response]. 20.4% of the surveyed indicated they use clinically focused social media platforms as well. This same survey found that respondents specializing in addiction medicine, family medicine, pediatrics, and psychiatry were more likely to use social media for continued professional development as compared to other specialties. David: Social media among the participants was highly used for staying informed with medical news and actively participating in medical discussions online, especially about medical management and treatments. Of note, the data is based on a population that skews more toward physicians and medical professionals who have practiced for more than 15 years. Arreaza: Doximity is one of those platforms that I have used in the past, and it contains interesting articles but they have to be read “with a grain of salt,” because they are editorials.The “New Journal Club” OnlinePatrick: Multiple residency programs report using social media as a form of engagement about published journal articles and updates to medical practice. Medical education may benefit from the implementation of social media and similar platforms as a medium for professional development, according to an analysis performed by Medical Education Online. The use of social media among many physicians has changed from content consumption (passive) to active participation in furthering medical education. David: This is reflected heavily in how platforms such as X (formerly known as Twitter), have become a forum towards a new form of “Journal Club”.Tweet Threads can now be utilized for further publication discussion in an open online space.  Good examples of this can be found among Twitter feeds from publication sites like the New England Journal of Medicine or #IDJClub (Before their move to Meta's Threads in November 2023). The Infectious Disease Journal Club, using the handle @IDJClub, published a study in May 2022 highlighting the impact of 20 months of journal club hosting through Twitter.Patrick: The authors of the study state that it may be harder for physicians outside of academic circles to have opportunities for well-scaffolded discussions and continued maintenance of critical appraisal skills. Due to an explosion of questionable medical literature during to COVID-19 pandemic (AKA fake news), they report a higher need for avenues to keep the practice of critical appraisal, thus we need to expand journal club access outside of academic sites.Arreaza: From May 19, 2019 – August 7, 2021, the @IDJClub account was followed by almost 9,500 followers from 114 countries and hosted 31 journal club posts and discussions. During the study, they found data that shows a decrease in participation in journal clubs use in residencies, as well as a lack of expert hosts to lead those discussions. Patrick: In addition to the increased accessibility, the survey makes a case that online interdisciplinary journal clubs can be an effective tool to update medical professionals and for practicing critical appraisal of the research studies. 75% of respondents believed that they learned more from these #IDJClub discussions than in their traditional journal club forums (if such forums were available to their respective programs). A case is made where it could be reflective of easier access, the make-up of how the publication is presented, and how the overall journal club is run. Concerns and Challenges to AvoidDavid: As well-intended and useful as these platforms for medical education can be, some authors from AAFP recommend that we be mindful of problems that can occur from misapplied use. Patrick: One problem that has been brought to the AAFPs' attention is potential society and licensing board actions. Medical boards, such as our own California Medical Board, can sanction physicians, uphold practice restrictions, or even take away physician licenses due to unprofessional behavior in social media content creation. This is especially worrisome if posting scientifically misleading or untrue claims.David: One example was an incident here in Bakersfield where 2 physicians used YouTube to post the results of COVID-19 tests at their urgent care during the peak of the pandemic. They misled the public in stating the disease did not have serious ramifications as the CDC stated. Due to the large number of viewers, the physicians were censured by medical societies due to their distribution of biased and unfounded information to the public. Patrick: AAFP authors suggest that for medical statements and discussions posted on social media for general patient education, it is recommended to add hyperlinks or direct sources with any online interaction in-so-that it better qualifies accuracy. If it's unverifiable, it would be best to add written caveats about the information's non-verifiability or that it is in the process of continued research. Patrick: At this time, there is some effort made by social media platforms to help indicate that the post is made by a reputable source. For example, when a licensed medical professional posts on YouTube, there are information panels that appear that will give context to the health content that is viewed. At the time of this episode, YouTube also currently allows channels to apply to be indicated as a licensed medical professional in the channel's posts. The applicants are examined by three different medical societies: the Council of Medical Specialty Societies (CMSS), the National Academy of Medicine (NAM), and the World Health Organization (WHO) to standardize how health education should be shared online. David: An example being Dr. Lin of Common Sense Family Doctor, an online medical blog for patients and physician education. In his statement to AAFP, he states that he wanted to post educational content twice a week, however, it required 3 to 4 hours a week to create. This can be time-consuming and distracting from other responsibilities.Arreaza: Social media can change mind. What other concerns do you think should be considered when physicians try to educate patients in an online environment?Social Media Platforms to Teach Medicine to the Greater Public Patrick: In general, social media platforms can be used to educate the public. One AAFP panel of authors wrote that some key points are important to consider when creating online content that is meant for public use.We must define our goals toward the subset population we are directing the education towards. Is it providing general health education? Is it promoting a practice? Is this used to advocate for a cause?We must consider who our audience is. For example, if our goal is to create a professional message to incite political or societal change towards public health policy, it would be best to utilize platforms that involve policymakers, political leaders, and/or patients that can inform them of what we want to achieve. Focus on general topics. These can include topics such as viral medical discussion trends on platforms like TikTok (ex. Ozempic), fitness and wellness, nutrition, or topics that you yourself have interest or expertise in. This can lead to the production of original content such as informatic YouTube series', podcasts such as this one, or discussion threads. AAFP recognizes that this can become a creative outlet for physicians and can reduce burnout.ConclusionPatrick: We can see the transformative impact of social media on medical education, and how it's further evolved since the COVID-19 pandemic. We explored how platforms like Twitter have redefined traditional journal clubs, making scholarly discussions more accessible across global medical communities. Moreover, we examined the role of influential medical content creators in bridging the gap between healthcare professionals and the general public. Patrick: While social media presents unprecedented opportunities for disseminating medical knowledge, our discussion also highlighted the challenges, including the need for accuracy in content, navigating professional conduct, and addressing algorithmic biases that can influence online interactions.Patrick As we conclude, it's evident that social media has revolutionized medical education by fostering broader engagement and democratizing access to knowledge. However, both physicians and content creators must uphold ethical standards and ensure the accuracy of information shared online. By navigating these challenges thoughtfully, we can harness its full potential as a powerful tool for advancing medical education and improving health outcomes in our local communities. ____________________This week we thank Hector Arreaza, Patrick De Luna, and David Zeng Song. Audio editing by Adrianne Silva. Intro by Raj Ajudia, MSIII. Even without trying, every night you go to bed a little wiser. Thanks for listening to Rio Bravo qWeek Podcast. We want to hear from you, send us an email at RioBravoqWeek@clinicasierravista.org, or visit our website riobravofmrp.org/qweek. See you next week! _____________________Links:Topf, Joel M., Introduction: Social Media and Medical Education Come of Age, Seminars in Nephrology, Volume 40, Issue 3, 247 – 248. https://www.seminarsinnephrology.org/article/S0270-9295(20)30043-7/fulltextNguyen BM, Lu E, Bhuyan N, Lin K, Sevilla M. Social Media for Doctors: Taking Professional and Patient Engagement to the Next Level. Fam Pract Manag. 2020;27(1):19-14. https://www.aafp.org/pubs/fpm/issues/2020/0100/p19.htmlIserson KV, Derse AR, Delpier M. Navigating the Hazards of Social Media. Fam Pract Manag. 2022;29(3):15-20. https://www.aafp.org/pubs/fpm/issues/2022/0500/p15.htmlVan Ravenswaay L, Parnes A, Nisly SA. Clicks for credit: an analysis of healthcare professionals' social media use and potential for continuing professional development activities. Med Educ Online. 2024 Dec 31;29(1):2316489. doi: 10.1080/10872981.2024.2316489. Epub 2024 Feb 15. PMID: 38359156; PMCID: PMC10877644. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10877644/Doctor Mike, YouTube Channel, https://www.youtube.com/@DoctorMikeDr. Glaucomflecken, YouTube Channel, https://www.youtube.com/@DGlaucomfleckenHealthyGamerGG, YouTube Channel, https://www.youtube.com/@HealthyGamerGGGet info on health-related content, Google Support, https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/9795167Apply to be a source in YouTube health features, YouTube Help, https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/12796915Theme Song: Works All The Time by Dominik Schwarzer, License #5924333, PremiumBeat.com.  

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Welcome episode 221 of The Cloud Pod podcast - where the forecast is always cloudy! This week your hosts, Justin, Jonathan, Ryan, and Matthew look at some of the announcements from AWS Summit, as well as try to predict the future - probably incorrectly - about what's in store at Next 2023. Plus, we talk more about the storm attack, SFTP connectors (and no, that isn't how you get to the Moscone Center for Next) Llama 2, Google Cloud Deploy and more!  Titles we almost went with this week: Now You Too Can Get Ignored by Google Support via Mobile App The Tech Sector Apparently Believes Multi-Cloud is Great… We Hate You All.  The cloud pod now wants all your HIPAA Data The Meta Llama is Spreading Everywhere The Cloud Pod Recursively Deploys Deploy A big thanks to this week's sponsor: Foghorn Consulting, provides top-notch cloud and DevOps engineers to the world's most innovative companies. Initiatives stalled because you have trouble hiring?  Foghorn can be burning down your DevOps and Cloud backlogs as soon as next week.

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Welcome to the newest episode of The Cloud Pod podcast! Justin, Ryan, Jonathan, Matthew and Peter are your hosts this week as we discuss all things cloud and AI,  Titles we almost went with this week: The Cloud Pod is better than Bob's Used Books The Cloud Pod sets up AWS notifications for all The Cloud Pod is non-differential about privacy in BigQuery The Cloud Pod finds Windows Bob The Cloud Pod starts preparing for its Azure Emergency today A big thanks to this week's sponsor: Foghorn Consulting, provides top-notch cloud and DevOps engineers to the world's most innovative companies. Initiatives stalled because you have trouble hiring?  Foghorn can be burning down your DevOps and Cloud backlogs as soon as next week.

Welcome to the newest episode of The Cloud Pod podcast! Justin, Ryan, Jonathan, and Matthew are all here this week to discuss the latest news and announcements in the world of cloud and AI - including New Relic Grok, Athena Provisioned Capacity from AWS, and updates to the Azure Virtual Desktop. Titles we almost went with this week: None! This week's title was SO GOOD we didn't bother with any alternates. Sometimes it's just like that, you know?  A big thanks to this week's sponsor: Foghorn Consulting, provides top-notch cloud and DevOps engineers to the world's most innovative companies. Initiatives stalled because you have trouble hiring?  Foghorn can be burning down your DevOps and Cloud backlogs as soon as next week.

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Der Google "Kunden-Service" und ich, wir werden keine Freunde mehr - immer is was, was nicht klappt oder schlichtweg nicht stimmt!Da bestellt man ein neues Handy, schickt parallel - großer Fehler! - sein altes Handy zur Gutschrift ein und bekommt als Dankeschön ein defektes neues Gerät. Und dann muss man sich mit endlosen Mails und wieder und wieder wiederholten BGB-Gesetzestexten rechtfertigen, wenn man ein neues neues Gerät haben will. Oder banale Rücksendungen, die drei Artikel enthalten, zwei davon werden ausgebucht. 12 Mails später endlich die Bestätigung, dass auch der dritte Artikel erstattet wurde. Und dazu soll man noch danke sagen? Oder dass jede zweite Mail nach oben gegeben wurde und man von dort Antwort erhalten würde - und plötzlich der alte Mitarbeiter weiter munter sinnlose Mails zurückschickt? Google, du kannst keine wirklich gute Technik, deine Preise sind die Hardware nicht wert und Kundenservice ist dein wundester Punkt! Und genau darüber werden wir heute reden! Apropos Kundenservice, apropos Rücksendung: Im Jahr 2022 schicken wir mehr als einen Artikel im Karton weg, Google! ( Bild-/Quelle: privat Es war im malerischen August 2022: Kita-Schließzeit und Sommerferien, durchgehend hitzige Temperaturen und mir fällt über Nacht ein, dass ich ein neues Handy gebrauchen könnte. Und wie immer mache ich den gleichen Fehler: im Google Store danach sehen, statt bei MediaMarkt, Saturn oder Amazon. Letzterer ist, was die Pixel-Serie angeht, meist nach den ersten Werbewochen nach Neueinführung eher schlecht sortiert. Und auch wenn sich die Media Saturn-Gruppe tatsächlich ein wenig gemausert hat, hört und liest man noch zu viele schlechte Beispiele, wie E-Commerce eben nicht geht. Und da ich, seitdem ich mit der NEXUS-Serie, die gut UND günstig war, angefixt bin von Google Handys, die "stock android", also echtes und reines Android ohne Herstelleraufsatz und überflüssigen Schnickschnack bieten, komme ich, trotz Nokia und maximal einem weiteren Mitbewerber, nicht umhin, die nun überteuerten und in Teilen richtig schlechten Pixel-Handys zu kaufen. Aber wer mit Google und dessen Store in Kontakt kommt, kommt unweigerlich mit dem "Kundenservice" in Kontakt - und dann beginnt eine Odyssee der Peinlichkeiten, dass man sich echt fragt, ob man jemals wieder bei Google kauft oder doch das Risiko MediaMarkt (leider mit Paywall der c't) eingehen möchte. Glaubt man nicht? Gut, ich habe zwei aktuelle Beispiele dabei, die dies unter Beweis stellen: Ende Juli 2022 machte mir Google ein Angebot, das ich besser hätte ablehnen sollen: Wenn ich mir ein neues Pixel leiste, schenken sie mir ihre schrottigen Kopfhörer, die Pixel Buds A, im Wert von 99 Euro dazu. Da sich meine Frau dafür begeistern konnte, nahm ich das Angebot an und bestellte ein neues Handy. Lieferung, ich kann es nicht mehr genau nachverfolgen, Ende Juli/Anfang August. Das Gerät war schnell eingerichtet, USB-C-auf-USB-C-Kabel von Alt- auf Neugerät und ab. Ein paar Passwörter eingeben, fertig. Doch dann kam der 15. August 2022. Und mit ihm die Veröffentlichung von Android13. Und kaum ist das neue OS installiert und das Gerät macht einen Neustart, kann ich die Telefonfunktion nicht mehr nutzen. Toll! Super Qualitätskontrolle, bei Google geht es echt mit jedem Mal noch eine Etage tiefer. Was kam raus, nachdem ich am 16. ein wenig gespielt habe: Meine eSIM ist noch auf dem Gerät und wir nicht als gültig erkannt. Eine neue kann ich nicht aufspielen, da Android13 die "alte", quasi die defekte, schreibgeschützt hat, was an sich nicht geht und auch nicht aufgehoben werden kann. Und so schrieb ich am 18.08. eine Mail an den Google Support - wissend, dass die physikalisch und auf die Schnelle organisierte SIM-Karte geht, die eSIM weiterhin nicht. Es folgte das übliche Geplänkel: Hier mal ausschalten, hier mal löschen, hier mal das komplette Telefon zurücksetzen. Ok, ich habe mich auf das Spielchen eingelassen, schließlich wurde das Pixel-Telefon komplett gesichert, somit dauert eine Wiederherstellung mit allen Einstellungen nur ein paar Minuten. Doch dann: Rücksetzen fertig, das Gerät will neu starten - und schon sehe ich etwas, was ich zuletzt mit meinem NEXUS-Tablet von Asus gesehen hatte: den umgekippten An-Droid-en-Roboter, der auf einen Hardware-Defekt hinweist. Auch hilfreich, darauf einen Support-Artikel-Link zu bekommen, der nichts Neues beinhaltet und auch keine Abhilfe bringt - da ich eben mit meinem glücklichen Händchen wieder das einzig defekte Gerät geschickt bekommen habe! Aber nicht, dass nun Ende ist - nein, es folgen noch weitere 21(!) weitere Mails, bis ich endlich meine Versandadresse für ein neues Gerät bestätigen und auf den Versand warten kann. Und ja, während dieser Phase musste ich ein komplettes und sinnbefreites Systeminformationsprotokoll senden. Als Ergebnis wurde mir ein Link geschickt und die Empfehlung ausgesprochen, ich solle eine Reparatur starten. In Berlin zwei Treffer, beide diametral von meinem Luxuscastle aus quer durch Berlin - einer davon ein Vodafon-Shop. Ich sage es nur ungern: nein! Ich bin zwar nicht mehr in den ersten 14 Tagen. Da hätte ich es schon längst kommentarlos zurückgeschickt und neu bestellt. Daher kam ich nun mit einer Diskussion, dass ich innerhalb der ersten sechs Monate bin. Und in dieser Zeit unterstellt der Gesetzgeber den Defekt auf Seiten des Herstellers, somit habe ich Anspruch auf ein Neugerät. Darauf wurde mir erneut eine Anleitung für die Rücksetzung auf Werkseinstellungen gesendet. Ich werde langsam ein wenig ungehalten, ob der Verzögerungstaktik aus Dummersdorf. Daraufhin wird mir mitgeteilt, dass es an eine "Fachabteilung" eskaliert wird. Das heißt bei Google, dass alles nun noch viel länger dauert, aber nach wie vor nur mein bisheriger Kontakt mit mir kommuniziert. Verarsche pur! Nun kommt die Frage nach der Bestellnummer. What the fuck? Ihr habt meine E-Mail-Adresse, da ist mein Kundenkonto dran, sucht euch die doch selbst raus, verdammt noch mal. Ich bin hier doch nicht der Leftutti vom Gaswerk, der nun auch noch die Arbeit für euch macht. Also merke ich in meinem mir so eigenen Ausdrucksverhalten an, dass mir das jetzt für einen Tausch zu lange dauert und ich sonst den Kaufvertrag löse. Erst mal schweigen - da hat wohl das kleine Übersetzungskästchen von Eduscho, dass bei Google intern benutzt wird, weil man wohl Google Translator auch nicht wirklich vertraut, einen Fehler gemacht und mich missverstanden. Nun schreibt mir aber endlich ein anderer Name. Hilft aber auch nix, wenn die Rücksendung im Rahmen der Fachabteilungsprüfung abgelehnt wurde. WAS? Es ist ja nicht so, dass die Jungs hier eine Wahl haben, ich habe klar zum Ausdruck gebracht, wie es jetzt weitergeht, Also...! ...werde ich nach erneuter klarer Ansage nach meiner IMEI-Nummer gefragt. Und erneut, ob ich meinen Netzbetreiber wegen der "defekten" eSim befragt habe. Arschlecken, Google, wirklich wahr! Ich habe dann bewusst den kleingeistigen Gehilfen, die Mails schreiben dürfen, nur noch arschige und immer gleiche Antworten geschickt. BGB-Paragrafen, Fristen und klare Ansagen, was passiert. Und siehe da, keine 24 Stunden später hat die KI von Google das BGB mal gelesen - und schon konnte ich die Lieferanschrift für das Ersatzgerät bestätigten und auf die Lieferung warten. Fazit: Totale Inkompetenz der Mitarbeiter, weder telefonisch noch per E-Mail ein Verständnis des Problems geschweige denn, des Defekts. Sinnlose und einfach nur blöde Fragen, immer und immer wieder. Tipps aus der Dummdorf-Retorte, wie oft kann man ein Handy resetten, bis es wieder geht, Google? So ein Schwachmatendumpfscheiß! Dann auf klare Ansage, wie die Gesetzeslage ist, tatsächlich auf die Fachabteilung und deren Ablehnung schriftlich hinweisen! Is' noch dümmer als dumm, für mich aber der Beleg, den ich gebraucht hatte, um sofort alles folgenlos für mich widerrufen zu können. Neben der Lebenszeit für Nachhilfe in Handytechnik und Google Produktpaletten sind hier mal ganz entspannt sechs Tage sinnlos ins Land versumpft. Und dann bekomme ich, da die Lagerhaltung in Polen, wo die Rücksendungen hingehen, auch ähnlich inkompetent und scheiße organisiert ist, am 06.09. eine Mail mit der Nachfrage, ob ich mein Telefon schon zurückgeschickt habe. Merken: bei Deals mit Google IMMER das Tracking-Protokoll und alle E-Mails aufheben! "Hey Google, was ist ein Synonym für Inkompetenz?" - "Das weiß ich leider nicht!" - Volltreffer! Zweites selbst erlebtes Beispiel: Die Google Watch ist da. Und dazu gibt es ein tolles Angebot für ein Pixel 7 Pro, in dem die Uhr, Wert 429 Euro - wenn schon, dann mit eSim, klar! - vom Handyspezialpreis zusätzlich abgezogen wird. Also zahle ich unter der Hälfte vom Neupreis des Handys und bekomme dafür auch noch die große Version der Uhr geschenkt. Ich werde weich und bestelle am 07.10. entsprechend das Pixel 7 Pro, die geschenkte Uhr und eine Schutzhülle für das Handy - um am nächsten Tag als News der Woche in allen Portalen zu lesen, dass Google nun Spigen ebenfalls als offiziellen Hersteller von Hüllen ernannt hat - und die sind dünner, wertiger und günstiger als die bei Google bestellt Hülle. Hab also das erste Mal schon einen Hals, dabei ist noch nichts passiert! Meinen Test zu der Uhr, die mich im Zuge der Lieferung ein paar Tage später erreicht habt, könnt ihr hier nachlesen. Laufzeit keine 24 Stunden, der Ärger beim Einrichten... und dann eine Barbie-Uhr-Größe mit lustig-luftigem-Verlier-mich-Garantie-Armband. Die geht definitiv zurück. Und damit auch das Handy und die Hülle. Da ich hier in der 14-tägigen Frist bewusst geblieben bin, konnte ich am 20.10. die Rücksendung per RMA fertig machen. Aber hey, glaubt nur nicht, dass das sinnvoll oder einfach wäre! Man gibt im Store an, was man zurücksenden möchte. Drei Artikel, an sich einfach. Nur eben nicht bei Google. Ich musste auf das Handy klicken, den Prozess und die Angaben ausfüllen - und bekam dann ein PDF, dass nur für die Rückgabe des Handys gilt. Also, noch mal für die Uhr. Wieder komplett durchklicken, erneut ein PDF bekommen - nur sind es diesmal zwei Seiten, Uhr und Handy. Also, für die Hülle wieder durchklicken. Erneut PDF bekommen, nun drei Zettel in einer Datei. Wir halten fest: Du kannst nach dem ersten Geklicke mit dem Zettel einen Karton suchen, den einen Artikel mit der Etikette und dem Beipackrücksendezettel fertig machen und das noch mit zweimal Klicken und zwei weiteren Kartons wiederholen. Oder, was das System offensichtlich hinbekommt: alles auf einmal klicken und in einen Karton werfen. Warum auch nicht, im Jahr des Herrn 2022, liebe Blues Brothers. Und ja: die Rücksendeetiketten, die auch beim "Zusammenklicken" erstellt werden, tragen alle den gleichen Empfänger und alle dieselben Referenznummern auf der Etikette. Wie viele Beweise brauchen Sie noch, Matlock, um zu verstehen, dass wirklich alles in einem Paket zurückgehen darf und kann? Also auf zu UPS und weg mit dem Technikschrott. Tage später bekomme ich eine Mail, dass meine Erstattung für die Uhr da ist. Stunden später, dass auch das Handy erstattet wurde. Und sonst nichts mehr. Über Tage! Also, 31.10., Mail an Google. Ich schreibe jetzt nicht mehr Support, weil das eine Beleidigung für alle Kundenbetreuuer und echte Supports ist, das mit Google auf eine Stufe zu stellen. Diesmal brauchte es elf Nachrichten, bis am 16.11., wenigstens im gleichen Jahr, meine vergessene und bis dahin nicht erstattete Hülle "gefunden" wurde. Auch musste ich dem Mitarbeiter erklären, er solle sich in seinen Systemen schulen lassen, da eine mehrfache Rücksendung definitiv vorgesehen ist. Abgesehen davon, wenn ich drei Rücksendezettel in einem Paket habe und da drei Artikel drin liegen, was machen wir dann damit, Google? Genau, einfach nur zwei erstatten! Ich musste auch hier wieder pampig reagieren und ein wenig bewusst unfreundlich schnippisch schreiben - sonst wären die 22 Euro heute noch nicht da. Aber siehe da, auch hier musste mein Fall, der ja so komplex und einmalig ist, weitergeleitet werden. Um dann weiterhin von dem gleichen Mitarbeiter betreut zu werden. Wie schön, wie inkompetent, wie überflüssig, nutzlos. Ich musste dann ein bisschen nachfragen, wurde aber versucht ruhiggestellt zu werden. Und auch die höhere Stelle scheint ihren internen Kollegen gegenüber zu schlafen und nicht mit ihnen zu kommunizieren. Läuft ja wieder alles bei Google! Wie eben auch mit jeder anderen Produktneuentwicklung, das Internet ist voller Google Grabsteine, die Millionen und mehr verbrannt haben und eingestellt wurden. Aber immerhin, 16.11. meine Erstattung sollte schon auf der Karte sein - danke für nix, Google. So geht Kundenservice auf jeden Fall nicht! Kurz zusammengefasst: Das eigene Gerät durch ein Android13-Update geschrottet und Google benötigt 21 Mails, um mir ein neues Gerät zu schicken - und den klaren Hinweis darauf, dass ich weiß, was im Gesetz steht und dass ich dies durchsetzen werde. 17 Tage und über 12 Mails, um dem Kundendienstfuzzi klarzumachen, dass meine zurückgeschickte Hülle noch im Paket liegt und jede Sekunde zählt, da diese Hülle sonst mit dem Paket in die Verbrennung geht, irgendwo in Polen. Auch so, Google, geht Kundendienst nicht. Und wer nun glaubt, ich wäre ein Einzelfall, kann entweder direkt bei Google bestellen oder ein wenig im Internet recherchieren: Die Beschwerden über den beschissenen Service findet man problemlos an allen Ecken und Kanten des Netzes. Und Google? Hat genug eigene Probleme. Hier mal dreistellige Millionenstrafe, da mal keine Cookies und Tracker mehr, die das Kerngeschäft kaputtmachen. Wäre es da nicht umso wichtiger, wenigstens treue und zufriedene Kunden zu haben? Ich sage "Ja, unbedingt!". Nur leider hat Google den - vielleicht letzten - Warnschuss hier immer noch nicht gehört...! PS: Was ihr jetzt aus meinen beiden Supersupportfällen macht und welche Rückschlüsse ihr davon ableitet, müsst ihr selbst wissen. Ich kann euch nur auf Basis von zwei eng zusammenhängenden Beispielen zeigen, dass der Google Store und dessen Kundendienst nicht unbedingt dafür da ist, euch zu helfen oder tatkräftig zu unterstützen. Ob ihr da nun kauft oder nicht, will und kann ich euch nicht sagen - es schadet aber nicht, die Gesetzeslage bei Onlinekäufen und die Paragrafen dazu zu kennen, wenn man bei Google im Store einkauft! Und dranbleiben wie ein Pitbullterrier, bis es auf der anderen Seite weh tut, sonst tut sich da nichts - und schon gar nichts, wenn du auf der zahlenden Kundenseite stehst - und mit einer Reklamation um die Ecke kommst! PodCast abonnieren: | direkt | iTunes | Spotify | Google | amazon | STOLZ PRODUZIERT UND AUFGENOMMEN MIT Ultraschall5 Folge direkt herunterladen

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Google Analytics' Goals section has a section dedicated to helping you track these modules. You'll want to track the number of downloads your piece receives, as well as how well-liked it is by your readers. Conduct surveys among your readers to find out what they think about your content and suggest ideas for future entries. It's a good idea to collect reader feedback regularly, as directly as possible. Set up separate landing pages for each of your content pieces. You'll need to track metrics like page views and conversions separately. Your whitepapers and eBooks will likely be written with different goals in mind than your foundational content strategy. Be sure to reevaluate what goals you're setting and why you're doing it. "Usefulness" is an ambiguous quality here. The more useful your content is, the better job it will do at keeping your customers happy. You'll need to collect user feedback in a number of different ways. Google Support employs these tactics effectively on multiple levels. Email marketing can be used to promote and improve the interactivity of your content campaign. You'll also want to look at engagement factors within the email itself. Segment this traffic out and look at factors like time spent on page and conversion rates in Google Analytics. Measuring and analyzing the quality and effects of your content marketing campaign isn't exactly straightforward. Measuring effectively depends on having a clear vision and specific goals. But if you can nail your conversion rate optimization, you can then begin to scale your business.  More info about content marketing ROI: how to measure your content marketing campaign performance:    https://seo.co/content-marketing/roi/   Connect with us:  SEO // PPC // DEV // WEBSITE DESIGN

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Each week, Greg and Ben answer your questions on digital marketing for local businesses … local search engine optimization (SEO), Google Business Profile, social media, email marketing, websites, online advertising and more.Updates and QuestionsAI can now update your GBP.New categories for Local Service Ads.Google Support contact options are back - chat and call support.Vicinity update fixes.Google In-store Products can help increase your GBP ranking. Google reviews aren't showing up even though I can see them in the alert email - what should I do?We have really inconsistent results with Google Local Service Ads. Is there anything we can do with GBP other than accurate info?Any updates to Business Messages?Has anyone ever set up a a local business directory to get links from other local businesses or would that be considered spam?  Google keeps changing "Dine-in" to "No dine-in" which is hurting my business. What can I do to "lock in" the correct "Dine-in?" I have a client who had reviews disappear or never show up, and Google support says there is nothing they can do to bring them back - is there anything to do about this? My Restoration client would like to expand their hours to 24 hour services. Will that get me a suspension on my GBP?Can the tone of a 5 star review (ie. enthusiastic, specific information) make a difference in business ranking more than bland reviews? Does the Get Quote button only show for contractors? What categories get the ‘Get Quote' button?I used to use my personal name for LinkedIn, but have now rebranded. Does my LinkedIn profile have to match all the other platforms and GBP?  How can I show varied hours on my GBP such as closing early because of slow business?LinksGoogle AI articleGoogle SupportLocal UGoogle In-store productsLinks mentioned in this session are available on our website at https://localmarketinginstitute.com

How much time do we have left? Nobody knows, but in today's preaching we take a insight and see. Today: Communion forgiving sins estimated time left my opinion real world problems. Purchase John hagee's new book today on Amazon. When you do, i will pay for half the book, as long as you make a cash app account. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0785237666/ref=ox_sc_act_image_2?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1 RESOURCES: https://nypost.com/2021/10/18/nycs-murder-surge-is-on-the-pols-not-the-pandemic-and-they-must-act/ https://real-life.nsbcweatherford.com/answers/what-are-the-end-times/?utm_source=Google --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/austin-bender1/support

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Each week, Eric, Jason and Ben answer your questions on digital marketing for local businesses … local search engine optimization (SEO), Google My Business, social media, email marketing, websites, online advertising and more.Google Support investigating long email response times.GMB review enhancements for restaurants.GMB post study by Sterling Sky.Google is testing local 3 pack.Facebook making major push for WhatsApp.Apple Maps Connect is now Apple Business Register.Why searching ranks in Google.How to handle a big drop in GMB review score from an inappropriate social media post.Have the recent Google core updates had any effect on GMB?What are the causes of an GMB API suspension?Is photo geotagging info maintained if using API?Are hashtags used in social media considered gaming the system? What about hashtags in GMB posts?How do businesses get listed in the Things To Do section of Google search?Is there anything you can do to fix incorrect directions to a GMB pin?Does a GMB phone number affect call tracking?Do you have any call tracking companies you can recommend?Does the GMB post content justification below a local 3 pack count as a view of the post?How do we handle gray strikes we keep getting on services we offer?Is there a way to integrate chat services on our website with GMB chat?Do you have recommendations for software platforms to track GMB ranking?Links mentioned in this session are available on our website at https://localmarketinginstitute.com

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In the News: Warren mentioned The war between china and Nokia. You can learn more by visiting this CNET article.While reading this page, Warren demonstrated how to adda shortcut to any web page on your home screen. Nimer spoke about AT&T announcing they now have a national 5G network. You can learn more on the AT&T site. Marco discussed the OnePlus nord release. You can find out more on the OnePlus site. Marco brought up the upcoming Samsung Unpacked event. You can find out more about the rumors of what will be announced from this article. We also discussed the non-availability of midrange phones in the US.The final item in the news is announcement that RightHear 3.0 will be announced and demonstrated at an event taking place on Wednesday, July 28 at 1:00 PM Eastern time. If you would like to sign up to attend the event, use this link. Phone OptimizationWe discussed the following: The lack of value of closing apps from the recent app screen. Rebooting phones and how often one should reboot. Modern batteries in smartphones, and how they don't require recalibration, as well as how to get the most life out of them. Security apps, and whether you should use one, and which one. Recommended was the Sophos Intercept X.  Google Advanced protection program. To learn more, visit this Google Support link. Password managers. The password manager Marco uses and recommends is LastPass. Also, myki was briefly discussed. The value of cleaning of cache and program data. Apps we recommend for this include: device care on the Samsung device similar apps from LG and other manufacturers and the Google Files app. We also like these two apps for phone optimization and accessing hidden Android settings: Android Hidden Settings, and 3c All In One Toolbox. Finally, we addressed two listener emails about weather apps, and Android manufacturer update policies.Getting In Touch: For questions or suggestions about the podcast, or if you would like to record a demo of an app, please feel free to send us those via email to: anatadpodcast@gmail.com Should you want to be a member of the ANATAD mailing list, where we discuss Android, Google, and lots of other topics, then send a "Join Request" to: anatad+subscribe@googlegroups.com Please share this podcast, and subscribe using your favorite podcatcher. You can get links to the podcast for your favorite podcatcher by visiting anatadpodcast.com Thank you for listening, andSupport the show (https://www.pod.fan/blind-tech-guys)★ Support this podcast ★

Google support is one of the biggest issues people have been worried about since the beginning of COVID-19. Google has been posting notices in the Google Ads and Google My Business (as well as other products) help areas that phone and other support areas may be slow or unavailable. Google said this is "in light of COVID-19" challenges. We should all be patient with each other during these times.

Google support is one of the biggest issues people have been worried about since the beginning of COVID-19. Google has been posting notices in the Google Ads and Google My Business (as well as other products) help areas that phone and other support areas may be slow or unavailable. Google said this is "in light of COVID-19" challenges. We should all be patient with each other during these times.

This week on The Chrome Cast, we spend quite a bit talking through some of the potential impact the new 2020 Chromebook lineup will have on the ecosystem. Apart from the beautiful and powerful and rugged devices we've already had hands-on time with, the entire group of new Chromebooks released in this calendar year will be the first devices to ship with Google's new expanded AUE (auto update expiration) policies in place. They will all get updates through June 2028, and that makes a big difference in the way these Chromebooks can be marketed to consumers, enterprise customers, and schools alike. We also spend some time talking about the crazy journey the ASUS Chromebook Flip C436 has taken over the past week. From showing up on Google's Chromebook page with a price attached to actually going up for pre-order with two distinct models and a February 24th release date to completely disappearing from Amazon altogether, it's been a bit of a rollercoaster keeping up with the new ASUS flagship. NOTABLE LINKS Citing longer lifespan, Google bumps price of Chrome Management License Hands-on first impressions with the incredibly durable Acer Chromebook 712 [VIDEO] Google and Verizon team up to give Stadia Premiere Editions to new Fios customers HP debuts 4 new EDU Chromebooks at BETT 2020 BETT 2020: Google extends Chromebook Auto Update Policy to 8 years for new devices We're giving away a Google Stadia Buddy Pass ASUS Chromebook Flip C436 listing mysteriously vanishes from Amazon Google announces timeline for the end of Chrome Apps on Chromebooks Acer announces durable and powerful new Comet Lake Chromebook for education ASUS Chromebook C436 gets a release date and multiple models up for pre-order [UPDATED]The new flagship ASUS Chromebook Flip C436 gets an official price tag thanks to Google --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/chromeunboxed/support

In today's podcast we discuss YouTube's new rules under the FTC's COPPA (Children's Online Privacy Protection Act) laws, and how these are going to affect content creators like myself. Check it out!Want to know more about COPPA? Check the following links.FTC's official website: https://www.ftc.gov/tips-advice/busin...INC. Newsletter:https://www.inc.com/encyclopedia/chil...Google Support:https://support.google.com/youtube/an...vidIQ's website:https://vidiq.com/blog/post/coppa-kid...The Verge:https://www.theverge.com/2019/11/13/2...Nerdist:https://nerdist.com/article/youtube-f... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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1) Happy New Year and Welcome Back 2) It’s not just Logan Paul - the moral compass of social media is broken by Katherine Cross of The Verge a) https://www.theverge.com/2018/1/4/16850798/logan-paul-youtube-social-media-twitch-moderation b) Agree/Disagree c) Should platforms be ultimately responsible for moderation of content d) How should schools address this issue? e) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halt_and_Catch_Fire_(TV_series) 3) Patrick’s Review of Canva a) https://itbabble.com/2018/01/04/canva-a-review/ b) https://www.canva.com/ 4) Tony’s angry at Gmail and Google Groups a) Tony is trying to message to all parents using Google Groups b) Google Groups limits to 100 external emails to be added per day c) Gmail BBC can hold up to 2000 emails d) Google Support & MailChimp as solutions 5) Patrick’s take on gaming disorder a) https://itbabble.com/2018/01/08/gaming-disorder/ b) This won’t last c) Behavioral Addiction - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behavioral_addiction

Steve's back from vacation, so we start off the year with news on an Apple acquisition, conflicting Wall Street forecasts for Apple, a long-awaited iPhone X app update, and Google's most popular searches for last year: Apple purchases Buddybuild, which makes continuous integration and debugging tools that will be built into Xcode One pair of Wall Street analysts is forecasting low production and sales of iPhone X for the first fiscal quarter of 2018, others think the company is on its way to a $200 share price DJI updates its drone app for the iPhone X Slime, unicorns, memes and acronyms that defined 2017, as brought to you by Google --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tangible-tech/support

James Introcaso sits down with five of the six Adventurers League admins - Bill Benham, Resource Manager, Greg Marks, Associate Resource Manager, Travis Woodall, Content Manager, Robert Adducci, Community Manager, and Alan Patrick, Associate Community Manager. They talk about the Rage of Demons storyline and how it affects the D&D Adventurer's League and looking toward the future. This podcast was recorded on September 13, 2015.Please rate and review us on iTunes, it helps a boat load!Links:The Tome Show on FacebookThe Tome Show on Twitchworldbuilderblog.meD&D Organized PlayD&D Adventurers LeagueD&D Adventurers League on FacebookD&D Adventurers League on TwitterD&D Adventurers League on Google+ Support the show, shop below...

James Introcaso sits down with five of the six Adventurers League admins - Bill Benham, Resource Manager, Greg Marks, Associate Resource Manager, Travis Woodall, Content Manager, Robert Adducci, Community Manager, and Alan Patrick, Associate Community Manager. They talk about the Rage of Demons storyline and how it affects the D&D Adventurer's League and looking toward the future. This podcast was recorded on September 13, 2015.Please rate and review us on iTunes, it helps a boat load!Links:The Tome Show on FacebookThe Tome Show on Twitchworldbuilderblog.meD&D Organized PlayD&D Adventurers LeagueD&D Adventurers League on FacebookD&D Adventurers League on TwitterD&D Adventurers League on Google+Support the show, shop below...

James Introcaso sits down with five of the six Adventurers League admins - Bill Benham, Resource Manager, Greg Marks, Associate Resource Manager, Travis Woodall, Content Manager, Robert Adducci, Community Manager, and Alan Patrick, Associate Community Manager. They talk about the Rage of Demons storyline and how it affects the D&D Adventurer's League and looking toward the future. This podcast was recorded on September 13, 2015.Please rate and review us on iTunes, it helps a boat load!Links:The Tome Show on FacebookThe Tome Show on Twitchworldbuilderblog.meD&D Organized PlayD&D Adventurers LeagueD&D Adventurers League on FacebookD&D Adventurers League on TwitterD&D Adventurers League on Google+Support the show, shop below...

James Introcaso sits down with five of the six Adventurers League admins - Bill Benham, Resource Manager, Greg Marks, Associate Resource Manager, Travis Woodall, Content Manager, Robert Adducci, Community Manager, and Alan Patrick, Associate Community Manager. They talk about the Rage of Demons storyline and how it affects the D&D Adventurer's League and looking toward the future. This podcast was recorded on September 13, 2015.Please rate and review us on iTunes, it helps a boat load!Links:The Tome Show on FacebookThe Tome Show on Twitchworldbuilderblog.meD&D Organized PlayD&D Adventurers LeagueD&D Adventurers League on FacebookD&D Adventurers League on TwitterD&D Adventurers League on Google+Support the show, shop below...

James Introcaso sits down with five of the 6 Adventurers League admins - Bill Benham, Resource Manager, Greg Marks, Associate Resource Manager, Travis Woodall, Content Manager, Robert Adducci, Community Manager, and Alan Patrick, Associate Community Manager. They talk about the Elemental Evil storyline and how it affects the D&D Adventurer's League and their open call for adventure designers. This podcast was recorded on January 27, 2015.Links:The Tome Show on Facebookworldbuilderblog.meD&D Organized PlayD&D Adventurers LeagueD&D Adventurers League on FacebookD&D Adventurers League on TwitterD&D Adventurers League on Google+ Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT

James Introcaso sits down with five of the 6 Adventurers League admins - Bill Benham, Resource Manager, Greg Marks, Associate Resource Manager, Travis Woodall, Content Manager, Robert Adducci, Community Manager, and Alan Patrick, Associate Community Manager. They talk about the Elemental Evil storyline and how it affects the D&D Adventurer's League and their open call for adventure designers. This podcast was recorded on January 27, 2015.Links:The Tome Show on Facebookworldbuilderblog.meD&D Organized PlayD&D Adventurers LeagueD&D Adventurers League on FacebookD&D Adventurers League on TwitterD&D Adventurers League on Google+Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT

James Introcaso sits down with five of the 6 Adventurers League admins - Bill Benham, Resource Manager, Greg Marks, Associate Resource Manager, Travis Woodall, Content Manager, Robert Adducci, Community Manager, and Alan Patrick, Associate Community Manager. They talk about the Elemental Evil storyline and how it affects the D&D Adventurer's League and their open call for adventure designers. This podcast was recorded on January 27, 2015.Links:The Tome Show on Facebookworldbuilderblog.meD&D Organized PlayD&D Adventurers LeagueD&D Adventurers League on FacebookD&D Adventurers League on TwitterD&D Adventurers League on Google+Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT

James Introcaso sits down with five of the 6 Adventurers League admins - Bill Benham, Resource Manager, Greg Marks, Associate Resource Manager, Travis Woodall, Content Manager, Robert Adducci, Community Manager, and Alan Patrick, Associate Community Manager. They talk about the Elemental Evil storyline and how it affects the D&D Adventurer's League and their open call for adventure designers. This podcast was recorded on January 27, 2015.Links:The Tome Show on Facebookworldbuilderblog.meD&D Organized PlayD&D Adventurers LeagueD&D Adventurers League on FacebookD&D Adventurers League on TwitterD&D Adventurers League on Google+Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT

James Introcaso sits down with Mike Shea, Topher Kohan, Joe Lastowski, Christopher Dudley, and Liz Theis to talk about their recent Tiamat Takedown live event which Mike DMed and the rest of the crew built level 20 fifth edition character to take on the Queen of Chromatics. They faired... poorly. Hear them discuss high level combat in the new edition of D&D. This podcast was recorded on December 14, 2014.Tiamat Takedown Full Video on YouTubeTiamat Takedown Edited Video on YouTubeLinks:The Tome Show on Facebookworldbuilderblog.meThe Eric Michaels - Composerslyflourish.comrulezeropodcast.comactsofgeek.comTopher's Google+ Support the show, shop below...

On Tuesday, December 2, 2014, a few Round Tablers got together for the second time to find out just what high level play was like in the new fifth edition of Dungeons and Dragons. So Mike Shea crafted a grueling combat experience for James Introcaso, Chris Dudley, Joe Lastwoski, Liz Theis, and Topher Kohan to throw down with the toughest fifth edition monster known to us - Tiamat! If you missed the livestream, check out the videos below! Wrap-up Round Table podcast to follow.Full VideoEdited VideoLinks:The Tome Show's Facebook Groupworldbuilderblog.meThe Eric Michaels - Composerslyflourish.comrulezeropodcast.comactsofgeek.comTopher's Google+ Support the show, shop below...

Part I: The Tome Show Presents The Round Table's Tarrasque Takedown: Mike Shea Out for BloodOn Sunday, September 21, 2014, a few Round Tablers got together to find out just what high level play was like in the new fifth edition of Dungeons and Dragons. So Mike Shea crafted a grueling combat experience forJames Introcaso, Chris Dudley, Joe Lastwoski, and Topher Kohan got together to throw down with some D&D's most iconic baddies - including the mother of all destruction, The Tarrasque. You can listen to this podcast or watch their experience on youtube - edited or uncut. Part II (and a rematch with The Tarrasque) is coming soon so be sure to keep checking back here!Links:The Tome Show's Facebook Groupworldbuilderblog.meslyflourish.comrulezeropodcast.comactsofgeek.comTopher's Google+ Support the show, shop below...NOBLE KNIGHT GAMES

This time I talk with cartoonist Zack Giallongo about birding, the importance of empathy in being a cartoonist, and keeping things in perspective when encountering the stresses that come with creative pursuits. Links mentioned: Broxo Ewoks: Shadows of Endor Zack on Twitter Zack on Facebook Jerzy on Google+ Find CAG on Google+ Support the show and […]

Vanessa comments on a Search Engine Roundtable story entitled "SEO Company Caught By Client Using Google Support Forums", and she discuss the positives of using forums no matter your amount of experience.