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Did The Serbian Government Use A Military-Grade Sonic Weapon To Dispurse The Biggest Protest In History?
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She thought she could bully someone and film it. She thought wrong!
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Conor McGregor Makes A Passionate Plea At The White House Podium To Safe His Country From The Migrant Hordes
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This Security Guard Has Had Enough Of California Stealin'
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At first, Abul Bajandar thought the strange growths on his hands and feet were moles. .But they grew into terrifying warts that prevented him from working and left him begging on the streets to survive and look after his family. After trying traditional remedies, Bajandar has been given hope by a surgeon at a hospital in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka. Desperate for the surgery to succeed, he dreams of being able to raise his daughter as a normal father
Good post you shared, by reading this, i got some new point.
Thanks Tom. I was told last week that I was like the Bob Ross of podcasts. I must stop waving paint brushes around when I present ;-)
Another reason for having a podcast is you can use it to present on the types of topics that wouldn't be likely to be accepted by conference organisers. For example, something that is only 20 minutes long, or 200 minutes long, or a topic that is very esoteric.