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#67629 5-Sep-2010 00:13
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Hello Geekzone!

What an awesome local community of geeks. I've been checking out the news and forums here for ages now...have finally gotten around to registering, and hopefully contributing!

I'd like to invite Geekzone members to listen to a new homegrown Kiwi technology podcast that a fellow geek mate and I record fortnightly. We're The Ministry of Geek, a couple of Kiwi blokes that have decided to express our creativity through the wonderful medium of podcasting. In classic No. 8 wire style we just thought "Why not? Let's just do it!"

Our blog's at theministryofgeek.wordpress.com and you can subscribe to us on iTunes here, or download episodes from the rss feed here.

We welcome any feedback you have as we're evolving the show and already have a good number of listeners -- but always welcome more! Cheers.

Regards,
Richard

One Half of The Ministry of Geek

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minofgeek

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  #376734 5-Sep-2010 00:18
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Had trouble embedding the links for some reason...so here they are in longhand!

The Ministry of Geek blog: theministryofgeek.wordpress.com

The Ministry of Geek on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-ministry-of-geek/id385523983

The Ministry of Geek rss feed: feeds.rapidfeeds.com/38550/

Cheers. 



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  #376735 5-Sep-2010 00:42
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You should have put http:// on those links.... just a little geek tip for ya

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  #376755 5-Sep-2010 07:24
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Thanks...I did include http:// in the first post but the links failed to embed on updating the post (any ideas why? Would like to sort this out for future posts!)

Chose not to prefix with http:// in second post because...well, kind of redundant as most all browsers will assume the http protocol when you paste in the URL (but would this have made the URLs 'live'?) Cheers.



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  #376756 5-Sep-2010 07:37
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Following helpful suggestion from user hellonearthisman, reposting those pesky links (now with http://):

The Ministry of Geek blog: http://theministryofgeek.wordpress.com

The Ministry of Geek on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-ministry-of-geek/id385523983

The Ministry of Geek rss feed: http://feeds.rapidfeeds.com/38550/


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  #376781 5-Sep-2010 09:23
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  #376784 5-Sep-2010 09:32
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Thanks...was wondering what was happening and even switched browsers and devices. Cheers!

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  #376835 5-Sep-2010 11:40
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welcome to Geekzone




that would be an ecumenical matter

 
 
 

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  #376873 5-Sep-2010 14:00
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I'm reposting those pesky links for the Ministry of Geek for user convenience :

The Ministry of Geek blog: http://theministryofgeek.wordpress.com

The Ministry of Geek on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/podcast/the-ministry-of-geek/id385523983

The Ministry of Geek rss feed: http://feeds.rapidfeeds.com/38550/

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#377304 6-Sep-2010 22:27
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Thank you Hellonearthisman for the live links (hyperlink powers have been granted). You're a good and generous geek. Cheers.

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#379785 14-Sep-2010 18:46
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We've noticed a noticeable spike in downloads since introducing ourselves on Geekzone. Thanks to those that have given us a listen!

We welcome any comments or feedback on our show, so please feel free to send it to us, either directly by email (minofgeek@gmail.com), or through the blog (link in our profile signature).

Go Geekzone!

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