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Hi podcasting daddy, Sunday class comes up to you this year and asks you Master of Artic.

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Then you know what the answer will be and how many presents you will get.

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Goethings from a German speaking luciant.

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Fantastic with Adam Curry.

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Ah, boy.

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Everybody, how you doing? Welcome to the daily source code coming from the fastest internet hotel in the world.

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That's the way they build themselves.

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This is your daily source code for Wednesday at December 22nd, 2004.

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I'm Adam Curry in Uthman.

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How's it in the afternoon, it's 4.15.

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I slept a major portion of the day.

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I was so completely white after yesterday.

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I just, I know I slept for 13.14 hours.

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So I'm a little bit discombobulated, but I really wanted to get a source code done because

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even when I went to bed last night, I had enough material and enough stuff to save.

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I could put you on your pack yesterday's day in the three source codes.

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But a lot of stuff to do outside of what's been going on here in Holland,

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it is really cold here, by the way.

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Yesterday it was minus 3 degrees and I decided after I visited my mom.

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By the way, medicine is amazing.

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What they can do is it just boggles the mind.

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And I don't know how to explain it.

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I'll tell you the scariest thing that happened to me yesterday.

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Because there was actually a hole.

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Let me get a little bit of Christmas vibe to hear all of that.

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Let me get rid of the rock mining out there.

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Here we go.

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Can you remember where I found all this stuff?

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I did a little bit of show prep this morning when I woke up before I went back to bed.

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I found all kinds of Christmasy tunes.

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I got to get into the holiday spirit, right?

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Links to all of the stuff of course in the production show.

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Anyway, my mom is doing great.

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All things considered considering they removed an entire lung.

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She has not changed.

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Her eyes are just as clear.

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Her face.

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Everything is over speech.

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Yeah, I think that today she was actually going to get out of bed or sit up.

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Otherwise, just nothing changed.

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Except for one thing that I told her I was going to talk about this in the podcast.

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She said, yes, she wouldn't put it pastly.

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But the scariest thing for me, the scariest thing was in the morning yesterday when I went to go see her.

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She was still in intensive care.

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She was just about to be taken out.

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She spent the night there.

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And we walked.

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I met today before this.

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And Bob and I, her husband I walked in.

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And she was there and she was, you know, it was my mom.

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But it wasn't.

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And I was like, oh my god, it's just looks horrible.

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And I realized that, of course, because of the operation,

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she's normal is that they still not given her her teeth back.

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Let me tell you, if you've never seen that, you've never seen your mom without her teeth.

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It's like, man, it's just, it does not compute.

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And it was, at that moment, I was just, I was floored.

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And I'm in intensive care.

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It's like, she looked okay, but she didn't look okay.

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And whoa, it, that just totally, totally freaked me out.

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And if that was the only thing that had freaked me out,

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I think we're doing pretty damn good.

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Hey, we fit it just perfectly in that beautiful little bit of Christmas music.

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Hello, Pete. Hello, Pete.

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This is Rask Web Audio, of course, 2014.

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Well, 18.

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Well, folks, today we're going to talk about podcasting.

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Yeah.

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I'm going to tell you the rules of podcasting.

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And there are rules.

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You need to follow this.

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Rule number one.

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Always.

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No, no, wait, sorry.

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Never talk about podcasting.

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Wait, hold on.

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Hold on, hold on.

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I've got Russell Beatty's list of rules.

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I want to find my list.

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Okay.

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Number one.

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Keep it short.

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Number two.

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Make sure the background music is not too loud.

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Otherwise, you can't really talk.

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Maybe keep the background music, not too loud.

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That's very important.

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And, of course, number three, the most important.

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Always.

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Leave people wanting more.

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Pete, good old Pete Pardell.

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We'll be hearing more about him from him later on in the podcast.

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You can tell I got a little bit of the sniffles now again because of this weather here.

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And now, actually, the temperature just shot up to plus seven degrees.

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So it's all over the map.

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I have no idea what's going on, but they were talking about a white Christmas here yesterday.

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And obviously, they're not anymore.

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They also have this crazy thing in Holland, which it's called the Elf State of Tocht.

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The 11 city skating competition.

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And it can only take place after the canals of frozen throughout the entire country for, you know,

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X amount of days and they measured the ice.

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And this is, this is really like Hans Brinker in the Silver Skates time.

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And it's more or less like a marathon.

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It's a, I should look it up.

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It's several hundred kilometers.

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And you skate on natural ice on canals, which means you have to either go under bridges or you have to do what's called

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Cluna, which is a certain type of crawling around the bridges.

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So you get off the ice and so it's not to dull your blades.

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And you know, they do it on racing skates or the old fashioned wooden skates,

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which are literally you strap these slats of wood to your shoes.

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What's that noise?

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I have the window open.

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You strap these slats of wood to your shoes.

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And they have a blade embedded in them.

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And the last people who are hardcore and go, you know, like the old way.

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Old school with the old fashioned skates, which is pretty amazing.

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I think the last time it happened was,

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oh man, that must have been, I don't know, mate, was it 10 years ago?

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Or I mean, it really doesn't happen very frequently, particularly not with, you know, global warming, et cetera.

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But whenever it gets cold like this, people start talking about that again.

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So anyway, I'm here for a couple more days.

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In fact, I'm right after I record the podcast,

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I'm going to immediately drive off to the hospital.

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My sister will always in from Italy.

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And she's in.

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She was actually already planning to come over for the holidays with her husband, Alessandro,

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and her, their two kids and my other sister Tiffany.

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So they're at, they're going to meet me at the hospital.

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Then we're going back when we have dinner, all the siblings.

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Wow, it's like a real family affair.

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And, and it's so the season for it as well.

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Let's see what happened yesterday.

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I found a great coffee shop here in Utrecht called Vietstock.

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So of course, that's a takeoff on Woodstock.

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But it's Viet, W-I-E-T-S-T-O-K stock.

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So it's like a stick of wheat.

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Real nice guys.

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And it's apparently, it was voted the best coffee shop in the world,

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or in in all of Holland by some American magazine, High Life, or High Times,

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or then again, maybe it was boy's life.

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Can everybody remember?

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Time to learn.

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Good morning and welcome to today's podcast for December 22nd, 2004.

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This is a brief daily podcast offering words for the wise and the otherwise.

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Yesterday's word got me thinking and reading about word creation

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and where new words come from.

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This of course led me to a new word, neologism.

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NEO, L-O-G-I-S-M.

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It is word that has two meanings.

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The first is a new word or term.

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It can refer to a meaningful word like podcasting,

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or it can be a nonsense utterance of an insane person.

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The second meaning for neologism is the act of inventing a new word.

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For example, the NBA types frequently use the word learnings

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to describe observations or conclusions.

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Since learnings isn't a dictionary word,

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they're unknowingly engaging in neologism.

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Any neologists out there?

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Send me your new words.

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If you'd like more information on today's podcast,

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please visit todayspotcast.com.

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Questions and comments can be sent to Scottat todayspotcast.com,

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or you can leave me a voicemail at 435-514-435-435-435.

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Please tell your friends about podcasting.

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Hi, it's Scott.

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Excellent.

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I love this podcast, by the way.

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You can find it in the other part of our directory,

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or in all the different ways that Scott just told you there.

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Neologism, neologism.

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Participating in neologism.

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It's one to add to the list of sila liquies.

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Music for you today.

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And I'm really concentrating on getting more pod safe music

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on the show, getting more people involved in scouting out good

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songs.

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And there's been some recent, some press recently.

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I think that is getting other people excited in that as well.

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And of course, if you heard the morning coffee notes that we discussed,

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the Dave did about us finding the next beetles.

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You know, the beetles are pod casting.

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Well, and maybe we should, this is the last time.

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Hold on.

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It's very difficult.

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I found to put your glasses on if you had headphones on.

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Because they kind of, let me go.

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That's better.

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We're never going to talk about the next beetle of pod casting ever again.

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Because that's just kind of, let's just find some superstars.

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Okay.

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I got some candidates lined up for you in this particular show.

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Let's start with American Heartbreak.

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I was reading through Michael Butler's Weblog.

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And there was a blur about an American Heartbreak song that they were

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releasing pod safe RIA free.

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And it's, you know, it's hard to get new Christmas songs.

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They just don't make enough of them.

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Go, American Heartbreak.

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Yeah, it's a nice uplifting, a little holiday cheer to the African-American heartbreak,

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Christmas song, a new daily source code, excellent, excellent, you know, and it's hard

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to get good new Christmas songs, you know, it really is, it's just difficult because everyone

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always plays the standards and the traditional's over and over and over again and then it's

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good.

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We need one for our generation.

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Thank you very much, American heartbreak for that, perfect, absolutely perfect, and I

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got to take, I like Christmas, I really do, not for any religious reasons, I'm

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sorry, I do have some flammage in my throat, just the light, you know, so let's just call

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the Festival of Lights or whatever, because it's a whole bunch of holidays and religious

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lights, things going on around this time of year, but it's kind of nice, and here in New

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Threat, the National Top 40 Radio Station, so that's a public radio, public broadcast, they

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have, it's called 3 FM, so they have a 24 hour radio station, which is kind of like BBC's

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radio one, they're doing a big thing for Darfur, and they've caged three of their top

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DJs, one of them girl Claudia, in this glass studio on the kind of the Nuda, which is a

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central square here in New Threat, and they're broadcasted from their live 24 hours a day,

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and it's all lit, you know, so you can basically see the whole studio, and they have guests,

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the trick is that they're basically playing all requests all the time, but you have to, you

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have to donate money to Darfur, so people are calling up, it's like, oh, it's a tell-out

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though, on a radio, a radio thorn, I guess, but to give it an extra twist, they are, you

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know, I guess, in all of the field of the world, and identify the hunger vibe, they're not

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eating for five days, so they went in Monday morning, and they don't come out and tell Friday

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afternoon, I think, or six p.m., and they will not have eaten anything for the entire week,

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they drink water, food juices, they're, I mean, they're drinking tea, they're drinking coffee,

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the drinking Coca-Cola for crisis, which is not, not very good, and even worse than that,

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is they're smoking, they're, I mean, they're all smokers, so of course they're substituting

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the hunger with a drag on a cigarette, man, I told them, you guys got stuff, and say,

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now they have doctors on site, and they have a, you know, a whole medical program worked

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out, but yeah, the doctors had mentioned that we shouldn't smoke so much with it, anyway,

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so I, I just happened to walk by, and they, they call me in, and so it was on the air,

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and it was, it was kind of interesting, it was, especially because I just come from the

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coffee shop, you know, then to be live on the radio, I was like, well, you know, I got

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it, I don't know, I don't know, that's exactly what I thought, I don't know, but I told

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him, I said, look, try this out, why don't you, for a week, give your dog a bowl of Coca-Cola,

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and a couple cigarettes every day, and let's see how, how he looks at the end of the

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week.

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Well, I tried to tell him what, you know, Don always says, but this was kind of like the

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clean radio version of it, right?

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Hey, there's no, it's a new movie podcast that I thought was kind of interesting.

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Howdy listeners, welcome to Family Reviews, the podcast where our family gets together and discusses

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movies available at your local centerplex, for rental or on television, or on the web at

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familyreviews.blogspot.com, stop by, give us some comments.

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I want to say about Oceans 12, except that it's up there.

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So here's the deal, so they, they, oh my, once I only reset my mic, okay, back, that's better.

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Here's the deal, the family reviews a movie.

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You get the, you get the, just, just listen to it for a second, listen to the different

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There's a movie where somewhere, somebody along the production area, so taking a look

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to the script and said, I'm sorry, we can't make this and do a motion picture to

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that.

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They shot that thing in Amsterdam, by the way, which is so typical that we, all of Holland

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was so incredibly excited about Oceans 12 being done in the Netherlands and, you know,

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George Clooney and Brad Pitt all staying at, you know, at the Amstel Hotel for weeks

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on end and all the celebs.

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This is going to be the ishtar of, of, of, of these actors career, and this is the big

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moment for Holland to shine.

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If you ignore the critics and go see this movie, you're doing it at your own peril because

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it is just a bad film.

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The movie is a sequel to, both in the 11, which I thought was, no, this is the movie.

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Wait, was there a deal at the Amstel, for, for good will, didn't?

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What the hell is that?

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I want to hear the other people review and comment.

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No, no.

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Okay, anyway, listen to the family reviews, because it's, I think it's the first, review, podcast

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that I've heard.

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Of course, we have real, real reviews, which is Michael Gohagan, hey, got it right

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the first time, like, but he doesn't necessarily do new movies, so anyway, and he's not

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just reviewing.

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He's going in depth about the movies.

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It's a totally different vibe.

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There was a comment that came in on, on the website at curry.com, Mike wanted to know,

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Mike says he's actually moving from PC to a Mac, specifically for podcasting, makes

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sense, busy at looking what to buy, he says, can you spare a few valuable podcast minutes?

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He'd really be interested to hear what hardware I'm, and software I'm running my podcast

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on.

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Actually, we haven't talked about this in a while, how I record these, so I'll give you

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this set up real briefly.

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There's a hardware and a software part to it, so I'm just, I have regular power book

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G4, he said, Blase, a regular power book G4.

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Although this one has been around the block, it's chipped, it's broken, the hinges are

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a bit cramogeney, you know, pretty soon, it'll be time for a new one.

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What I do is I run audio hijack pro, and I have attached through Firewire, an M audio,

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Firewire 410 breakout box.

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broadcast microphone, but you could use any mic, but this is about what I'm using.

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which you can capture in audio hijack pro.

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so I can hear everything.

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I use audio hijack pro now to record in AFF to direct to the hard disk, and that works

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because AFF, well first of all, it doesn't have to compress anything on the fly, so it's

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basically writing raw data out to the hard drive, so it won't skip if some heavy processes

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hit my computer for some reason, and also should the computer crash, the file will still

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be there, and I can always start recording again, and just add the two bits together,

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whereas with an MP3 recording direct to disk, you might lose all that information, in fact,

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you probably will lose it, and so I always compress my files after the fact.

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The M audio has a button on it, which basically switches the input from a mic to a line,

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and I use that just to turn off my microphone when, for instance, the song is playing or something

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out, so I'll demonstrate, so that's just me pressing that button on and off.

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pro, so essentially I'm processing my voice with the first with a monomizer, which because I'm

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only using one channel of the M audio, it makes one channel, so basically it takes one channel

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and makes it into a mono to two channels, then I have a compressor running light compression,

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there's a 10 band EQ that I used to equalize the voice a little bit, and then of course,

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I have very little bit of reverb, it's there, it's hardly noticeable, but it's there, and it makes

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a difference, and then I have the spectrifier, which just gives me a visual representation, so I know

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that something's going through the whole audio, that's at the end of the chain, so I know that

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if it's made it through there, then it's probably being recorded to disk, but in between there,

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I've inserted the voice over module, and what's cool about that is I'm not using, see what I was

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trying before, I was trying to capture quick time, and then use the voice over module to insert my

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microphone, so now basically I'm concentrating completely on the mic, that's running through the whole main chain,

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and then I just add sound flower, this is my sound like gobbledy group to so many people,

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I'll shut up in a second, I add sound flower 16 in the voice over module, and I basically,

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here it comes, I gotta document this differently, then I use detour, audio detour, this is crazy,

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I use detour to send quick time output to sound flower 16, okay, you get it, you got it,

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good, because I'm not sure I understand any more either, hello Adam, this is Murlaferty with my podcast

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geek food action grip, and I'm here to answer a call that you had for short podcast, and answer a

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call that Dave Slusher from Evil Genius Chronicles had for Southern women podcasts, so I'm here with my

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short Southern female podcast called geek food action grip, and I'm using the podcast to read my

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essays that have been some published, some unpublished, but most of them hopefully humorous,

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and I promise to keep the podcast under 10 minutes, you can find my blog and my podcast at

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essentialmath.com slash geek food, that's one word, thanks a lot, you know, this is once again

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demand making its own supply, and that's great, I mean so I asked for something, Dave Slusher

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asks for something, and all of a sudden it appears, and I suggest you check that podcast out,

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lots of podcasts by the way being added to the ipodder.org directory, as I'm starting to get some

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technical bits together, and I have different ways of bringing all this information in to make sure

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that wherever a new podcast pops up on any directory or any, any node of our directory that

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it basically can float to the top, and that you can be alerted about it on ipodder.org, so it's kind of a

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throwback, I guess, to the NCSA, what's new page, remember that? Back in the day, so, you know,

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if you want to know what the podcasts and what the new ones are, and of course there's the

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audio.weblogs.com page. If you're new to podcasting, this is a great place to let people know about

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your podcasts as well, but you have to basically tell this service that you have a podcast that's

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updated. There's instructions there on ipodder.org, how to create a feed, how to ping

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audio.weblogs.com, and it's worth it, because that's a good place to, it's just like,

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if you go to look at weblogs.com, the whole world is pinging that as well, and even Microsoft stuff

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pingsweblogs.com, so that's just a good central place that I wouldn't know, hey, you know,

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I've got an update happening here. Something to go on in secret for many weeks now, it shouldn't

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have taken many weeks, but that was probably mainly my fault. The 12 days of podcasting projects

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set up by Pete Pradele of Raster Web with Don and Drew of the Don and Drew Show, and they selected

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a whole bunch of podcasts. I'm not that I'm allowed to tell you, but I don't really remember who they all

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were. A lot of pioneers, I think, and early, early podcasters, and they came up with lyrics,

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and everyone had to do their, you know, day of podcasting, and they're putting this all together.

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What I really didn't realize though, I thought, of course, I didn't read the instructions properly,

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and I was busy with all kinds of other things. I thought, I was just supposed to do,

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I'm doing the first day of podcasting, and I thought I just had to do one line, and I did a

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couple different reads of it, and I sent the whole file off to Drew. I didn't know that these files

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were being put out verbatim, unedited, because I listened to it. I was like, oh, and I thought

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they were going to be put into the music immediately, but I guess what's happening now is

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every day, we're going to release a day of podcasting, and then at the end, we'll

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be January 1st, there will be a whole entire mix of the 12 days of podcasting. Check out

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Donandru.com for information on it. I'm also posting a link in the show notes, of course, for today's show.

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I'm not going to play you mine, because I'm not a singer, it's horrible, and I hate doing this,

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but I didn't want to be a party pooper. I will, of course, play you a bit of Donandru

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who pick up the second day of podcasting. I'll tell you at least what my, what my lyric is,

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my lyric is, on the first day of podcasting, Dave Winer gave to me an enclosure in an XML tree.

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Okay, ready?

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Mm-hmm.

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Kind of three, one, two, three.

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On the second day of podcasting, I'm a part of it.

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Okay, I'm the second day of podcasting, I'm a part of it to me.

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See, Donandru, punk's a cousin.

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All right, no, let's do the punk's a cousin.

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Okay, ready?

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Mm-hmm.

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On the second day of podcasting, I'm a part of it to me, to punk's a cousin.

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And you guys should have done harmonies. Come on, huh?

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And so anyway, they're putting this together.

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And my secret hope is that other people, you know, who like messing around with audio on their

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computer will, you know, take these daily files and perhaps create an alternative mix to

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whatever this is supposed to be. So stay tuned for that.

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And of course, I'll be playing you these little days of podcasting snippets as they come along.

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Now, the Donandru show, they picked up a sponsor, not too long ago.

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I think it's MSMobles.com and they, I think that's the, that's the person who's sponsoring them,

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but it's about Mike, it's basically a whole website or a project about Microsoft mobile devices.

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And so I went to the website, MSMobles.com, I suggested, and there's a podcast there as well.

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And this is just confusing to me. I want to know more about MSMobles now.

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And I know this guy is, as email me, we've, we've come back and forth before, but

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I mean, is this a Microsoft company or a Microsoft consultancy or

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one thing for sure, the podcast is interesting.

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Do not listen to this eyes closed process while striving or operating machinery, only listen

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when you can safely relax completely.

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Well, come to MSMobles.com.

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That sounds like, um, what's the name of that's, uh, the dog on Conan O'Brien?

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What is the, uh, insult coming dog? Is that it?

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Do you understand?

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That's iPhone's are important.

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In this podcast, I would be. Could it be that Microsoft actually understands what we're doing

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already that they actually get, this is great. I mean, this is a Microsoft commercial that I'm

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interested in listening to about latest news from the area.

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If you would only put on that was.

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Enjoy. Okay.

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Okay. And then what was, all right. Well, go listen to that podcast too, because

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it's trippy. So, um, I'm not quite sure what's going on there.

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I hopefully will get some audio information about MSMobles and the sponsorship and how that's

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working. I'm delighted for Donna Drew that they've got a sponsorship, um, but I think that

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what I'm hearing is this podcast is better than the commercial that, you know, or the mentions they

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do on the show. Maybe they should get this guy on and get him to do some, do some of that wacky stuff.

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I don't know. Just different ways of looking at commercialization, eh?

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Hello. I'm Ken Strugian. I'm here to tell you about our brand new Ken N.

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Squip show holiday extravaganza. The festivities include me pushing Squip over the edge with my new

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Pupu Santa and then going completely bonkers for bosoms. For some reason, the thing that popped

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up to the top was this great big huge breasts. I mean, big boobs, big melons, big hawkers.

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Ken? Yeah. Sounds more like a popped breast implant. Ken, what the hell is with you in the breasts?

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Are you suddenly breast crazy? Well, I thought you were going to say I had to send my

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Pupu Santa to Dave Kendall. Oh, for God's sake, human and stupid bull. And there was like a

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disclaimer, my long about how use of this product could cause sudden uncontrollable liquid bowel

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movements. Ken? Yeah. You are preoccupied with poop, and now it's this breast thing. What the hell

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is wrong? Take your pick, which is worse. Squip serves up a new recipe for a delightful holiday

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Mexican man killed his lover in a drunken fight, then cooked the man's body in tomato and

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uninsuas. And ate it over three days. Oh, my. The victim, a young man, arrived at his cardboard hut.

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His cardboard hut. That's right. Well, the corpse, which had it to back, ripped open and it's

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inner. It's called a very important story. Go with that. And then explains how you can use your cell

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phone as a marital aid. Who made six toys.com offers instructions for using your cell phone as a

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vibrator. It also provides practical tips such as using a condom if you plan to put the phone

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inside you or if you want to talk on the phone later. What do they mean? Could you talk on the

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phone with an opio? That's this week only on the Kenan Squip Show. Available at www.dustingmybrain.com

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slash KASS. Podcasting may never be the same. And I believe I've mentioned that the

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Kenan Squip Show consists of two of my dear friends who have jumped on to the podcast in

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craze. Ken was my personal assistant for years before that he worked at MTV's The Talent

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Coordinator and VP of Talent Pupu and later he ran entire divisions at Think New Ideas. He's

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been in my life for many, many years and he's completely nuts. Cindy was one of my first employees

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at my company on ramp and she's a beautiful, wonderful human being and the only employee who's

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ever thrown up on me in a drunken stupor and I love them both dearly. Hey dudes, I'm going to go

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off to the hear me. Hey dudes, how you doing? I'm going to go off and meet my sisters at the hospital.

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I'm going to hang out with my mom so that'll be the kids and mom all together. I got another great

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podsafe song for you. This is a guy named Roger. He has a band called Intwin. I&TWI&E

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Intwin and I've played this song probably in one of the first daily source codes or maybe

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it was pre-sourced code I think that I probably put an MP3 up on my weblog when I was doing the

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radio show for Radio Veronica the morning radio show. So yeah it predates my podcasts.

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Roger was, he basically has this band and he put together his own little marketing

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play at the band in the Netherlands. Although I think he I can't remember he lived in Canada

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or the states for a couple years. His English is excellent. He's just you know good looking

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kid very talented got the voice you know he could have been from you know California who knows.

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So he's kind of like stuck in Holland. What what his plan was is he went on pop idol or

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yeah the Dutch version of American Idol and went through the audition process and he was selected

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to go into the you know the semifinals or whatever and he said you know I'm not going to do it

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because I don't want to sign the contract you gave me and so the you know there was this big

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there was the first the first series of the show. So of course the media got onto it and it

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was all a marketing play because he had no intention of actually going through with with the entire

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contest he just wanted people to hear about his his band and of course he got a record deal out of it

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and they released a song which was very successful in Holland and it just it didn't go anywhere

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and that can be timing that can be a number of factors but it doesn't have to do it doesn't necessarily

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have anything to do with the quality of the song and this is a song that I've permissioned to play

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on the podcast and it would be you know awesome if other people other podcasts pick this up and

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played the song. I think you like it it's a shoot now you could hear this on any radio station anywhere

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[ Music ]

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[ Music ]

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Is that kick or what?

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In twine, featuring Roger and happy on the daily source code

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Winding it up for Wednesday, December 27

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All right, that's it tomorrow

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I promise I'll be a little bit more together

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It's just a sleeping for 13, 14 hours

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Really threw me off a little bit

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But I got through everything I wanted to get through today

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And I'm just going to enjoy the bandwidth

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Enjoy some good foods tonight

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We've got the family and we've got to do this

460
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That's kind of what you want to try to do

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During this time of the years, hang out with me

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Maybe hang out with some people you don't like

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And see if there's something about it

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Yeah, you're right

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I'll see you tomorrow

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We'll be back here with more source code

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But Thursday, take it easy

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We'll be back with more source code