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Wow, Leo. That looks like a lot of fun. What a great idea to attend an event like this!

I'm looking forward to see more here. Thanks for taking the time to assemble the video and post for our enjoyment.

Sounds like you should give yourself some extra time at airport security!

:-)

I was thrilled when you started mentioning the Twit Live show in your various audio shows. I've seen the Tom Green show a few times, and you're correct in saying that the "live" aspect is very compelling. Personally, I believe your show will be very popular, and I wouldn't be surprised if it became more watched than The Lab was.

I have a couple questions for you:

1) How high are the ceilings in your new studio?
2) Who is going to create the studio for you (lights, sound, etc.)? Are you doing it yourself, or getting your production posse involved?

Like I said, I'm very excited about what you're doing. I've been producing a number of short video tutorials for a while. It takes a lot of time, but in the end, it's absolutely worth it.

Can you believe that we can do this type of thing from our homes?

Welcome to the future!

Leo, I get a kick out of your sense of humor! I laughed several times, and my wife even laughed.

And she's a tough audience. ;-)

Please keep doing the video updates. They're a great supplement to everything else you're doing.

I completely agree. What a great idea!

Adorable! I wonder how many years we have until Eleanor develops even a portion of Daddy's wit. :-)

Congrats to the whole family!

Spam writers must get paid by the word. :-)

I've spent a lot of time on your sites today. You do great work. I love the enthusiasm.

Also, I'm looking forward to helping with PodcampAZ!

A couple things: I think for a first shot, it went very well. I saw Justine twitter that she was on the show, which is why I joined, which is how I was introduced to your show, and to you. You knew me inside as Izzy Video.

Now, after reviewing the website, I realize you live in Phoenix. I'm in Mesa. I think it would be interesting to get together for lunch or breakfast some time. And I'd love to hear more about Podcamp Phoenix.

I'll watch your blog for the next episode of iBAM. I'm planning on listening in again.

Keep up the great work!

I hate April Fool's day. People play the sickest jokes!

:-)

For those of us who spend much of our spare time reading RSS feeds, Twitter represents a great way to get the good stuff faster. It helps feed my people addiction. I already know things about people by reading their blogs: when someone gets a new job, what challenges they're facing, when their children are born, their thoughts on web design...or even what they think of web applications like Twitter.

The benefit of Twitter is now I can find out similar information when I'm away from my computer, and the moment it's posted. Twitter, much like email, is highly addictive. If there's someone that you follow closely, and that person wants to be followed, then Twitter can help them keep you up-to-date.

An example? Today Robert Scoble wanted to have Kathy Sierra's speech from SXSW, and he asked via Twitter if anyone had a link to the audio. Within a couple minutes, someone gave him a link, which he posted via Twitter, and a few minutes later I was listening to the talk in Arizona. Twitter is microblogging at lightning speed. It's an "always on" chat room.

I think it's going to become very popular, and only more useful.

Remember that when blogging first became popular, people blogged about what they were eating. How far we've come since then! :-)