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On this episode of Radio Active, geek fitness gets a gut check, Nuketown delves deep into statistics, I discover a new path to gaming adventure with the Pathfinder RPG alpha, I try two new online productivity tools and offer

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On this episode of Radio Active, geek fitness gets a gut check, Nuketown delves deep into statistics, I discover a new path to gaming adventure with the Pathfinder RPG alpha, I try two new online productivity tools and offer my thoughts on how to write a better role-playing game adventure in less time.

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Download the MP3 directly Subscribe to the podcast rss feed using an aggregator (you only need to do this once; subsequent shows should download automatically) Subscribe via iTunes (you need iTunes installed on your computer for this to work) Show Notes Nuketown News Pathfinders: Curse of the Crimson Throne Starting a Pathfinder PBEM with Daniel Perez of the Gamer Traveler. Just converted my character over from the Dark City campaign; visit Nuketown for a comparison. Baseball Feedback Heard from Rich at the Cannon Puncture podcast after Radio Active #65, who agreed with me about the geekiness of Baseball, and wondered why I wouldn't be going to Yankee Stadium in its last year. Which is a good question. Lies, Damn Lies and Analytics
Nuketown gets some upgrades, namely in the form of a new FeedBurner feed for Radio Active. Trying to figure out how many of the 8,500 "mp3 requests" last month were real. Promo: 3.5 Private Sanctuary http://www.35privatesanctuary.com Netheads Gut Check Podcast Two geeks (Doug from GeekAcres, Zach from Geek Survival Guide) get serious about losing some weight. The podcast and blog chronicles their efforts. http://www.gutcheckcast.info Twiddla A team whiteboarding application, allows people to chat and talk in real time, draw on the canvas, and co-browse web pages. Could be useful for an online game, though minis would be problematic. http://www.twiddla.com/ Evernote: Sychronizable note-taking system for Mac, Windows and mobile devices. Experimenting with using it to organize my notes for my KODT web scryer columns (though I suspect private bookmarks to delicious would be easier) http://www.evernote.com/ Save Every Edit with Subversion for Writers
http://lifehacker.com/381728/save-every-edit-with-subversion-for-writers Promo: The EscapistCast http:://theescapistcast.blogspot.com Feature: The Three Page Manifesto I talk about how to write a better adventure in less time by focusing on the content you need, rather than the fluff you don't. Read the text version. Promo: RPGPodcasts.com http://www.rpgpodcasts.com Outro Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=706747005 Email: nuketown@gmail.com  Skype: nuketown MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/knewquist  Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/NukeHavoc Good Reads: http://www.goodreads.com/profile/nukehavoc