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I had a photo shoot on Sunday so I decided to bring back my male photo library. I added a few new photos so feel free to check out the male photo library.

It's time to make some changes. I've been blogging since November 2003. I've been podcasting since April and podcasting is taking up more and more of my time and I am enjoying it more. Podcasting has become the next step in the evolution of my online life. I have also found it more and more difficult to think of things to share on my blog. Because of this I've decided to cut back on my blogging and spend my time on my podcast. I will still post many of my photos from time to time but I won't be having a daily update on the blog. I hope you'll come back from time to time and see if anything has changed.

If you miss the blog too much, I suggest you head over to ArcherRadio and check out my podcast. I am now on iTunes and you can subscribe to the show by clicking the button below. If you are thinking of starting your own podcast, like Mark, I suggest you go for it. I'll listen to you! I know my show is boring but I have a handful of listeners and they encourage me to continue podcasting. You may think your show would be boring but there is an audience out there for everyone. Plus, once you get on iTunes you'd be amazed at the amount of people listening to your show.

So...I hope you aren't too disappointed when you return the next time and there isn't an update on the blog but you can always check out ArcherRadio and see what's happening.

Just yesterday London was celebrating their selection for the 2012 Olympics. Today they are morning. My initial reaction is to be mad at Bush. Yes, Bush. If he had not taken us to war with Irag in the first place, England, Italy, and Denmark wouldn’t have had to follow us into battle. Now they are suffering for the actions of our President. Does anyone else feel like some of the blame for this can be put on Bush? Or is it just my liberal reaction? Either way, it’s simply sad. I feel for Londoners.

It was just announced that the Olympics will be in London in 2012. They haven’t lost a bid once. They had the Olympics in 1908 and 1948. I haven’t been a big Olympics watcher since the 1984 games. I guess it’s a much bigger thing when it’s held in your home country. 2012 is a long way off. Maybe by then I’ll be back to watching them. I watched some of the Salt Lake games in 2002 but very little of the games in Athens last year. I’m just not into sports but I do enjoy the cultural stories and historical pieces the networks show during the Olympics. I might tune in in 2012.

Do you ever sit at your computer so long, so engrossed in a project that your ass falls asleep? That happened to me today.