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While I'm sure you were pretty upset when this originally went down, if it's true, I hope you've moved on. If so, you hold all the power here. Feel free to treat him however you'd like - with disdain, open disgust, and happy distrust. Be kind to his wife and kids as they've done no wrong. But don't hesitate to make clear the fact you find him dishonorable.

Yes, the "forgive and forget" mentality is wonderful in philosophy, but the only thing we can actually do is "forgive" short of lobotomies. If a dog bit you once, you might understand that the dog had a reason, but you will be wary of sticking yours or anothers hand in front of the dogs mouth. To do otherwise would be foolish.

Damn straight, Seahawks.

Hi, Rob!

Durin from the Adobe Audition team. Wanted to mention that we LOVE your new Ear Training guide. It's a fantastic and clear overview of the most common issues and solutions for capturing great sound and fixing less-than-stellar recordings, and I'll be sharing it with our users.

My question: With the increased competition for listener's ears coming from almost ubiquitous podcasts, satellite, and streaming content, how do you see broadcast radio adapting over the next decade?

Get back in the loupe, buddy!

Is celebrities loving supermarkets some inside joke? I remember a Robert Smith interview from the late 80s, I assume by the time period I would have given a shit about such things, where he claimed walking the aisles at Safeway was his favorite place to be. And since two similar events within 39 years smacks of conspiracy or inside joke, the truth wants to be free and stuff.