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This hit shut out of your Texas Ranger's final score last night and I'm really screwed on

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635 OVJ.

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It's Adam Curry.

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It is the last day of the year.

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Hey everybody, welcome to the source code 4.

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Friday, December 31st, 2004, the last day of 2004 and the last cast for the year with the same number

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2004.

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There we go.

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All right.

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Lots to do with the source code today.

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I mean, lots of power, lots of power, lots of power, lots of power, lots of power.

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Man, actually, it's probably too much and I just want to get all the stuff out.

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You don't want to keep anything more to start fresh in the new year with a new podcast.

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There we got all going on.

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Wait a minute, you know, there's absolutely no podcast that can start without a little

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bit of drum cadence.

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I'm sorry for the abrupt rock mine off break off there, but we just got a kick some cadence.

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Hit hit, yeah, I'm telling you that this is one of my presolutions for the new year.

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I got to start a cadence cast.

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It's just too many people who are so totally innocent.

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God, I love that.

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Hi Adam.

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This is The Noir Man from TheNoirMan.com.

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I just wanted to say hi.

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I love the show.

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And I've noticed that you're on this drum cadence kick.

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No, you don't say it lately.

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So I wanted to share a little something with you.

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As it happens, yours truly was a snare drum or back in school.

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I happened to have some old tapes of my line doing stuff.

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So this is an MP3 of my drum line, the Yuma High School marching criminals.

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That's right.

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My high school mascot was a criminal.

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And this is us circa 1994, I think.

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I believe this was the fall of 1994.

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And I hope you enjoy it.

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And once again, I love the show, best wishes to you and everyone in your life for a prosperous

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new year.

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Right out.

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And keep up the good work.

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Unfortunately, it's not one of the better recordings.

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But of course, it is nine years old.

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The criminals.

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Yeah, we need to, I'm telling you, I'm going to do a cadence cast in the new year.

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It just has to happen.

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I'm receiving so many different drum cadences from people.

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Let me see, I think I have what I had the blue doubles here.

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I mean, I don't even have enough time in the source code to play all of this stuff.

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Check this one out, this is pretty good, too.

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This is from 1986, the new devils taking first place.

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All of these, of course, are appropriately linked in the podcast production show notes.

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Also got an email from Dorothy from Westalay, or is it Dorothy West?

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No, no, it's Dorothy from Westalay.

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She says that this cadence stuff sounds a lot like tyco drumming.

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And now, of course, I can't find the tyco drumming bit that I had queued up.

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I'm almost over here somewhere.

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Shoot, I'll have to find this.

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Lots of emails, lots of different cadences all in the production show notes for today's source code.

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It's really, it's amazing how many people are into this.

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This is a big community.

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I'm just looking for more hits.

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Looking for more hits done by really swinging bands.

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It doesn't just have to be drums.

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It can be, it can be with other, the fact, preferably with other instruments.

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So, in today's source code, we have a lot of stuff to talk about.

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In fact, I'm already going to skip right over the first two or the second and third items that I had queued up for today's show, because I know we're not going to be able to get to them.

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It's 330 in the afternoon on the last day of 2004 here at the Curry Cottage in Lovely Gilford in the UK.

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So this morning, I knew that I had to, or that I was going to go out with Patricia, I'm going to do lots of grocery shopping, get all kinds of stuff for tonight.

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Of course, it's the three of us and then Christina's friend Isha, who was visiting from Holland.

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She's British and she goes to the British school and that's where they met in Amsterdam.

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She's been friends for a couple of years, so she's celebrating with us.

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So we got all the food and stuff to burn in the fireplace, which of course can't be wood, right?

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Unfortunately, I'm not allowed to burn wood in this fireplace here.

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It's just, the room is a little bit too small, so I have to resort to duraflame fire logs.

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I know, it's not very manly, no chopping of wood, no splitting stuff, and no tough time lighting it.

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This is just, you know, extend the two ends of paper, which light and go.

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So I said to Patricia, I said, you know, yesterday, I actually tried to find a different spot than Starbucks to go,

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you know, to get some connectivity, and I know that there are several other Wi-Fi providers,

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just not necessarily with a, you know, a caffeination bar and baristas, standing by for my every back and call.

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And it wasn't too successful, actually yesterday.

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I also had a kind of a date with Lloyd, if you saw the weblog yesterday, he dropped by just to say hi.

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So yeah, I kind of want to hook up with him, didn't want to, you know, just blow him off.

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I was looking at other places to go, and I said, well, you know, what I'm going to do this morning is I'm going to load up the car.

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I get my 12 volt adapter, so that it adapts to 110 volts right into the laptop.

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I got everything else set, laptop on the front seat, got my I Stomler software running, which basically it scans,

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frequencies to find Wi-Fi, and then it'll tell you if it's an open Wi-Fi or if it's closed.

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Actually, I can't get it to, to make a sound when it finds something.

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I thought that there was a way to make go blip or blowing or boiling, boiling would be appropriate, of course.

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So I kind of magnified the screen, it's really easy on a Mac on OSX, there's a way you can zoom in on the screen.

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So I zoomed in on the application itself, made it really big, so I knew that when I was driving out of the corner of my eye,

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if it caught a Wi-Fi link, I'd see that happen, and I'd know to, you know, stop, we're trying to figure out if that was something that I could tap into.

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So back out of the driveway, roll down like 15 yards and blink, there it is, I see it, this fucking net gear pops up on my screen,

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which was not there before, the last time I checked was about four weeks ago, and it's an open Wi-Fi access point, and one of my neighbors has,

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and I'm not quite sure which one, I try to locate it, it's, it must be bouncing off something because I can't really say,

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okay, it's this house sorts that house, and it wasn't there before I know, because I checked the neighborhood quite thoroughly with

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the same setup. So here's my theory, because I found that the previous people who were renting this home,

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when they left, and they did something which wasn't really nice, although, perhaps understandable,

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they basically transferred every single service and utility to their new house, and the real estate agent has no idea.

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and we moved in and it turned out there wasn't. So here's my theory, I think this is what happened,

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because also gas electricity, you know, the provider was contacted by the Revestate agent,

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you know, who takes care of all the rental stuff, and they sent me a letter saying, sorry,

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you know, we'd love to put it in your name, but you have a different provider, and we don't know who's

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not going to find out who is sending, who is giving me electricity and gas, and how can I pay for it,

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because if I don't pay for it, eventually it will turn off. So I think that the previous

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tenant transferred everything, including broadband, which means that one of my neighbors was

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probably on the on the waiting list, popped to the top of the queue, just as I was supposed to get

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that port from British telecom, and probably they got my port, something like that, I guess,

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doesn't make that much difference, because at this point, well, there's only three more days

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until the fine folks that had easy net come into install my four megabit link. Of course,

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I won't be here, so I'm working with Christina to instruct her exactly where it's supposed to go,

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what's supposed to happen, and hopefully even get her up on the broadband while I'm in the states,

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because I'll be gone until the 10th or the 11th. I think I come back on the 11th. So it's going to be

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it's kind of like the stewardess landing the 747 with controls coming from

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air traffic control on the ground. We'll see how it goes. She's pretty smart kid, she can figure

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a lot of this stuff out. So anyway, so I found a spot right outside the door. Now, it doesn't,

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I tried to to receive the same signal from inside. I walked around the whole neighborhood, it's almost

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impossible to figure out who's it is. I know who's it isn't, because a couple of neighbors,

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drove by or were getting ready walking into their house and I said, hey, I'm picking up a Wi-Fi,

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is it yours? No, not mine. So I'm trying to figure it. Anyway, I'm happy it's there, and I will be using

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it right after I finish this source code. I'll drive my car 15 feet into the road and I'm

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be uploading from the A8 Studio. Think about it. I almost have a mobile studio that is, well,

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that's completely mobile and has the Wi-Fi ready to roll as well. So anyway, so

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after that, we went shopping and I took some time to buy a couple of newspapers, big newspaper

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country here. Not what I'm used to at all compared to the Netherlands. There's so many papers,

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tabloids, broad cheats, different types of information. But all the pictures, and of course, I've

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seen most of these pictures on web logs, which is really, I think, web logs once again, or once

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disaster strikes, web logs eventually bring you the best news, or the most complete news,

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let's put it that way, because none of the news is really good at all. And I'm sure this has

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happened to you. It happened to me this morning again when you look at these pictures, a picture,

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which takes up the front page of the newspaper and you say, well, it's like all this rubbish in

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the water. What is that? Is that crops? Until you look at the picture and I'm sure that this

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happened to you, you say, oh, God, it's people. Thousands of people. It's very hard to be, it's very hard

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to be upbeat, happy, it's very hard to understand. It hasn't quite hit the two girls who are here

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Christina and her friend. They haven't really been exposed too much to it, I guess. They haven't

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been watching that much television. But I know that the questions are going to come and I know

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that it's going to be hard for them to fathom it. Once they truly understand what kind of devastation

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this has been, what are we up to now? 125,000 on the death toll. So as I played that bit yesterday

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from the CIDI, the best thing you can do is give cash. I'm giving cash left and right wherever I can,

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I'm seeking out organizations. I figure if I give cash to several different organizations,

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it'll help in different ways. At the shopping center, there's people outside, collecting money,

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red cross, and in our own communities, of course, this is happening as well. I've got an email

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from August. August is a part of the iPodorex team. He and Ray were talking about the horror

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of course in Indian and Asia. What they're doing is, since they say that this point, they're probably

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the only podcasting iPodore client that charges money for the full version, they're going to donate

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all income of iPodorex's sale for the next days. Let's see, through January 8th for the next week

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to the disaster relief. So when you buy iPodorex, use the word help in the coupon code

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help HELP, and all of your money will go directly to the disaster relief. And you'll have a cool

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iPodore client as well, which was also nice, by the way, when I was outside in front of the

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Audi, I did an iPodore scan. It was great. It's just so nice that just have stuff come through.

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I put out a call to the godcasters, podcasters listed under the religion node in the iPodore.org

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directory. Because, you know, it's this god, is this mother earth, is this nature? What is it?

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You know, I have questions, and I put some stuff out there. And what I'd like to do now is I'd

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like to play a bit of this podcast, which is it's very new. It's brand new. I really like the podcast

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for a number of different reasons. Production value extremely high. I'll stop it midway as we get into

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this podcasters answer to my questions about the disaster. Please welcome to the podcast community,

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Reverend Tim. Incoming subs-based. We have Tim, podcasters.

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We're not giving them applause. What do I look like to hear?

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We have Tim. She don't move much, but she makes one heck of a scarecrow.

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Okay. Unbelievable. Unbelievable. Here we are again. This is Rev Tim, and it's great to be here

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with you today. By the way, Rev Tim got some reverb and cowbell happening there. Greetings.

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And welcome to the whole world. And this podcast is all about bringing hope to people around the

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world and just kind of inspire you. So at this point Patricia was listening and says,

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he's got kind of a sexy voice. It's kind of the message of God to your life in a

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bringer. And at this point she said, I'm getting like a thornbirds kind of vibe from Rev Tim.

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Look on life to you. I'm a pastor in the San Francisco Bay area and actually really I'm more of a friend

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to a lot of people. And I get to speak open to their lives very often.

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Now if you want to show notes, you can just point your browser over to podcast.rev.com,

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podcast.rev.com or if you want to contact me by email, just go ahead and send podcast at

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revtim.com. And that's how you can get a hold of me. You know, I wanted to come to you today and just

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kind of talk a little bit about the tragedy of the tsunami that hits the Asian area.

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And we were challenged yesterday. The Godcast community was actually challenged yesterday

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by Adam Curry and he was kind of wondering out loud what could have caused all this or

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or kind of his there are bigger picture involved. And let me just play a little clip from his

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his podcast that happened yesterday. And I think you can get a little bit of an idea of what I'm

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talking about with that. So check out what Adam Curry had to say and then I'm going to give you some

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response to that. Who's God did that? That's what I'd like. I'd like George Bush to stand up and say,

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this was not our God who did this. I'd like Osama bin Laden to stand up and say, this is not our God

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did this. I'd like the Buddhist to stand up and say, this is not our God or maybe some God will take

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responsibility for it. Please. And the Godcasters, which you know, I have great respect for the

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Godcasters, podcasters who are doing religious podcasts. We have quite quite a bit of them in the

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iPodot org directory. Where's the explanations? Where's Reverend Tim and tell me why? Why, why, why?

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I'd like to know why here. If there ever was a time for religion, how cool is that? We're talking

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to each other long distance, revenue to make a statement. Good or bad, this is the time.

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This is the time. I wonder if that's going to happen. So you can see, I was really amazed because I just

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had one podcast so far. This is only my second one. And I appreciate Adam talking and bringing that

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up because I think that is a question that a lot of people have around the world. One thing that I

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know is when you are trying to find out things about life that I know that God has a plan and

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a purpose for everyone. And the thing that I have is as far as a life's birth as it's in the Bible

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in Jeremiah 29 and 11 where it says, I know the plans that I have for you. They are plans for good

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and not disaster to give you a future and a hope. And I think that's something that really kind of

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drives us long-term and a philosophy through our life and gives us strength through the difficult times.

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So what I'd like you to do is I'd like you to take 12 minutes out of your day and check out the

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Revitim podcast. It's only about 12 minutes. You know I love the shorter podcast. And actually,

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I'm a fan of Revitim, whether we agree or see either I or not. And my feeling after,

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um, hold on. Hello. This is the man who rocks my boat. Yes, this is, in fact, I don't know. It's

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both men because I, I just played Revitim the Revitim. I want you to talk about Revitim.

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Talk about, no, no, I have to go because the shops are closing. But we just went shopping. We just came back.

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I mean, for Christina, she wants pick up a shoes. I'm just so people know I'm not lining.

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What did, what did I, what did you say about Revitim?

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That he sounded very sexy. Thank you. Good.

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That's right. He's married. Yes, he is. Yes, of course. Of course. Okay. Are you taking the car?

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Are you taking a good news? And we're safe. Are you taking the car?

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Cab? Okay. Okay.

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Okay. This is probably the email close at four. Yeah. I think so.

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Love you. Bye. Of course, Christina needed one final pair of something to end the year.

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Hold on, to end the entire year.

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Reventim. Okay. Anyway, I like your podcast, dude. It's good. It's very inspiring. We will not agree

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on a lot of things. But what I like about Reventim, the Revitim podcast, is it inspiring? He's got

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great production values. He has a great voice. I love the reverb. Need more cowbell. But the

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reverb is good. And he's playing bits. He's playing clips. Very, very modern. I'm totally

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digging it. And you're inspiring, dude. It's a good podcast. You can find it under the

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religion node on iPod.org, which by the way is now being maintained by our buddy Rick from ICM

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Raw, the independent Christian music podcast. And he's got it all split up now with different

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religions. And so the node is really expanded into its own little mini tree. So check it out if you

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want. I like it. You know, I actually, not a lot of people know, but I am a reverend. I am the reverend

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curry. I became, I was ordained in politics. I'm going to say 1989 or 1990. And I have performed,

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I basically to perform wedding ceremonies. It was one of those wacky DJ things, you know,

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where on Valentine's Day I married 70 couples in Austin. But I was pretty serious about it. And

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I have done some, I've performed some weddings for friends and another family and other people I know

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and some really weird mixed marriages where they couldn't figure out who should do the service.

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And I've always kind of enjoyed doing it. Because I take it seriously when two people

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want to be together. And I'm not necessarily proponent of marriage. You can live together or

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be you want. You know, just if you want to have a different kind of ceremony. I was your guy. I'm retired

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now. And thank you, Rev Tim, for responding. He goes into in a whole bunch of detail. But with most

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of the, the God castes, I've found that there's no real concise answer. And I don't think it's fair

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to expect that from, from anyone. But they do refer to multiple passages in Scripture. And it's

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always interesting to hear what people have to say. So talk about Rick, who is now maintaining the

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religion node. I've been sitting on something that he sent me. He started sending me a couple of

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recordings that he did with Rick Daringer. Rick Daringer, you probably know from Rock

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and Roll Huchiku, probably one of his biggest hits. So Rick Wesowitz, he recorded a couple of

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live sessions with Rick Daringer. I have one here live at Cheney Hall, actually have two songs.

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And he sent me a version of Hang On Slopey, which of course he sent after I played that drum

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cadence, the incredibly white drum cadence of Hang On Slopey. And, you know, immediately I said,

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dude, can I play this on the source code? And he said, well hold on a second, you know, it's

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it's iTunes safe for now. So put it in your iTunes. And he got in touch with Rick Daringer and Rick said,

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yeah, hell, play it on a damn source code. Go for it. Hang On Slopey. So that's exactly what we're going to do.

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You know, back at 1965 when I first recorded this song,

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the very first thing our hot shot New York City producers did was,

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they went and they edited out the second verse.

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What about the cowbell?

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So what that means is, every single time you guys have heard this song

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throughout your whole life, you've been cheated out of the second verse.

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So I come here tonight to write along standing in justice.

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I come here tonight to set the record straight once and for all.

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You know why?

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Because the buck stops right here.

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So tonight we're going to play for you guys the missing.

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The second verse.

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Imagine there's no heaven in it!

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It's easy if they try!

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No hell below us, above us, only sky!

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Imagine all people living for today, the color of girls city!

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One, two, three, four, imagine there's no countries!

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Now imagine all people living life and peace, the color of girls city!

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