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ok i got 2 many 2 mention so i'll just say what i watched this past season..off the top of my head.. The Wire Veronica Mars Lost NCIS Numb3rs World Poker Tour The Amazing Race The Apprentice Monk Family Guy

okay you should have more space now jonny

Saturday: First Podcast 5pm New York Time 2PM Cali 10pm London everyone dont forget!

Jonny click on add this attachment under file attachments down the bottom of adding a new post and then upload the pictures

Podcasting FAQ Note: This FAQ is published under a Creative Commons license. This means that you're free to reproduce it or publish information from it at your site, if you'd rather not reinvent the wheel. See details at the end of the FAQ. If you have questions you'd like to see added, or other comments, please contact us. Q: What's podcasting? A: According to Wikipedia, "Podcasting is the practice of making audio files available online in a way that allows software to automatically detect new files and download them." Technically, this is accomplished using RSS 2.0 news feeds to provide information about a collection of audio files in MP3 format. In common use, podcasting is often used to refer to independent audio shows that can be downloaded from the Internet. Q: What's cool about podcasting? A: Podcasting lets anybody with a microphone, a computer and an Internet connection publish audio shows that can be listened to by people anywhere in the world. 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Adam Curry catalyzed the podcasting concept in September of 2004, when he released a script that automatically downloaded audio files referenced in RSS files. While there are many precedents for Curry and Winer's work, they put the pieces together and popularized the idea of podcasting. Because of this, they are generally considered the "podfathers" of the podcasting community. Q: Do I need to use a Mac? A: No. You can create and listen to podcasts using Windows, Mac OS X and Linux podcasting software. Q: What are some of the top podcasts? A: There are several ways to rank podcasts, and depending on how you rank them, different podcasts come out on top. Measuring activity: One way to rank podcasts is by the amount of click activity that they receive at popular podcast directories. Podcasting News' Top 25 Podcasts are ranked in this way. 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mozilla adding to favorites u mean? dont know.. but 87% of site visitors are using IE about 8% use firefox

the radio edit is growing on me.. ive been listening to it on the ipod quite a bit

I was happy and hoping Lost & Found went gold from the get go.. If you looked at where Wills music career was and the disrespect and resistance he was getting towards his music he had to fight back from a long way.. Would I like it to go platinum? Sure.. But the albums gone gold so we are assure of another album and it was a dope album so i'm pretty happy about it Yes party starter should have been released by now we all agree with that.. but it hasnt so lets wait till its released August 9.. do everything in our power to get in on TRL, BET, request it everywhere we can.. because if its a success I think it will have a huge impact on the long term sales of lost & found..

well hald the time they never even mention where they got the news from.. its less anger more frustration :chuks:

okay guys Ive got a mixer so I can record both the skype chat and what I'm saying in my microphone... all ready :pony:

Yeah that is Add to Favorites.. you should do it..easier than typing in such a long url! :lolsign:

out in old Utah!!

I dont have a problem with people posting news over there BUT the people that do it dont even post here! :smart: :thumbsdown:

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y'all need to hear "crayola" by public enemy.. its one of my favorite public enemy tracks.. actually heres the lyrics Stax of wax 55 high fulla tracks New cats jackin beats from way back Pay for play only way to get them platinum plaques Clear the racks jobbers slobbin you for tax Robbery a&r snobbery **** is killin me softly wit that same damn song Makin folk dumber in the summer A bummer when they shot willie in that hummer Keep it simple stupid means numbers Payola dough white owned black radio Runnin on empty help go the desperado So i bomb the toms and negros who pray to cash flow No info to the masses as they shake their asses No clue but i cant get my **** up in to you Crayola with that same same ol **** Crayola with that played playa **** Crayola with that kid crayon **** Crayola with them ol spray on hits All ****ed up ways must fall Now the industry cant stop me A vendetta to make the whole game better They get the cheddar All i got is a ****in letter What i owe? What am i Another number and a ho, they dont know Time to see em go like dominoes About time cause they endorsed the crime up in the rhyme Got these new souls controlled goin outta their mind Missed what i said cause they dont even own their own heads Go one go all i forgot they made robots outta some of yall Today all ****ed up ways must fall Today is up against the wall Misled in the head ****ed by quiet storms and love songs Noddin heads too hollow forgotten tomorrow Swallowing all that **** thats shallow Give the baby anything the baby wants But thats how them bastards get us up in them caskets Try to get me where they want me Before some of them jump me Go tell em im a start a rebellion Educate the felons easy on yeah Tell em what the **** am i yellin No tellin you got them artists and artificials If it aint right i dont give a damn if its sellin Recruits chasin and racin for that loot Usin usual drum loops so i salute my troops I dont socialize or mingle, **** the promotionals And you know what and that g-damn single And the marketing team for that matter It dont matter Djs gettin dimes for time on a platter I aint gotta be high to jack so i hijack Fm - radio - eff em turn it around mutha****a Gods to niggas, queens to bitches Race against time see em all runnin for the riches Everything had its chance last dance Some things change like them weather forecasts Ha funny how **** dont last

to anyone who registered at willboard.com :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: mc-badboy why would you take somethin from my site that i wrote and post it over there..when u could discuss it on this sites forum.. and while im at it..why do people feel the need to take stuff from this site and post about it on willsmith.com and yet these same people dont even post abt it here at this sites forum..you can talk abt it here otherwise get your info from willsmith.com and post it there :dontdothat: :bufordpusser:

the radio stations are locked down in a mess of bribes and dodgy ****.. you will never hear different artists or independant artists on the radio :thumbsdown: record labels pay radio stations big dollars to get on their playlist and then they play the same 10 songs every hour.. this is why i never listen to radio :word:

yeah what jonny said..right click and select save as and u can download the smilies to ur computer

I still think the album will get back on track with the release of party starter in about a week and a half.. im pretty confident that song is gonna be a big hit..of course if it isnt lost and founds run is over.. the success of this album rests on party starter

we put in sum good work in on getting the storyline worked out.. now involves the actual programming of the game..i'm too busy to work on that at the minute

thats such fresh prince of bel air clothing right there AJ :2thumbs:

thats a hardcore remix.. i just wish the beat would hit a little harder..good job on the remix tho nice work on the vocals

MTV's recent shows have been woeful.. i got two words for you... Laguna Beach :ohdear: :5-scared:

i hear its droppin late 2007 :rofl: you can hang on till then right :wait:

I'm surprised D(maxfly) hasnt had an aneurism by now over the non release of party starter :lolsign: :lolsign: