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Old 01-30-2008, 02:58 PM   #10 (permalink)
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hey guys,

First let me say that I am still learning the ropes when it comes to "podcasting" here in TR. I'd like to participate in your live discussions but I don't know how, where, and when. I download and listen to every episode but I'd like to join sometime. Anyways, I'm all for longer shows (1+ hr) my suggestion is to divide the show into parts, ie. Introduction, then maybe some news, a Monologue, then main topic, a Q&A from listeners, and finally a conclusion.

also a quick question: What is the "subscribe to this podcast" mean? Why would I subscribe to a podcast that has already "happened"? Or is it for subscribing to future podcasts?

In my opinion, "remote DSB's" are a waste of space - well maybe unless you have a nano. In a nutshell, Anaerobic bacteria needs a LOT of surface area for denitrification, and I think a "DSB in a bucket" has no sufficient real estate to efficiently do this task. Also, when you simply let water pass through on top of the bucket, the effluent is not "exposed" long enough to be filtered by the RDSB. If you have to have a functional DSB, the most effective way is to do it is IN the display.
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