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	Comments on: SeroTalk Podcast 178: The Longest Minute in History	</title>
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		By: Terry Miller		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Not related to any present discussion, however &quot;Tiz the Season&quot;, I&#039;m perplexed by the extremely loud Music played at each establishment within a Mall, or such place; when a Blind person chooses to investigate a   place of Business. This is of course to draw in, &quot;sighted Customers&quot;. What results is a cacophony of mixed &quot;loud&quot; Music that doesn&#039;t allow an independent Blind person to navigate or (for that matter) to interact with the Proprietor of an individual Store. The Lighting is another matter; because, many &quot;pop-culture&quot; establishments like to hi lite their individual articles for sale, with neon, or black lighting. All this constitutes non-verbal transactions. Both of these issues are on the rise. What say you?]]></description>
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