DISQUS

As weird as this sounds, we already have a product in the US like this.
Frosty Paws is a frozen ice cream treat for dogs. At first, I thought it was silly. Then I bought some.
This stuff is like crack for my dog. He absolutely loves it. I recommend it to every dog owner I know.
www.frostypaws.com

Olga was shut down for no good reason.
People have been trading tab for decades so they could play music they love and learn to be better guitarists.
Stupid laws shut down OLGA.
Napster and the rest of RIAA's targets only further proves that the music business is all about shooting themselves in the foot.
My massive music collection was brought about by searching for new stuff on napster and other p2p and bit torrent sites. I'd find a track (or album) that I loved, download it, then go buy it to support THE ARTIST.
And the music I didn't pay for?
Well, I USED to spend thousands of dollars a year going to live shows.
Now I stay local and don't go to many big name concerts.
I also steal more music than I ever did.
RIAA needs to get real.
Before digital music, there was tapes.
My buddy would buy a new tape (album) and tell everyone how great it was.
We'd either borrow it an dub it or give them a blank to copy the tape for us.
It was great. When we really liked something, we'd buy the tape ourselves so we could have an original, complete with the artwork and liner notes.
RIAA couldn't stop people from doing that.
And they had no way to measure the dollars they were "losing" to dubbers.
Now that everything is digital, they CAN track it.
But they ignore the data that shows that people who 'steal' music, spend more on merchandise, go to more concerts, and buy more CD's.
It's nonsense.
Someone should organize a boycott on buying music for a few weeks until RIAA gets the message.

So does this thing tell you distance and time to distance or......