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Daily source code February 11th 2005 transmitters. We don't need no stinking transmutes.

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Get ready for the generation of rock and roll.

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Augustine, it's Adam Curry.

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Yes, thank God it's Friday the 11th.

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Hey everybody, how you doing?

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It's the Daily Source code almost at my usual time coming to you from the Curry Cottage.

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We're back in Guildford. We could go business trip to Amsterdam.

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Nothing fun unfortunately. Just tending to the lawsuits. Oh yeah.

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The power of the door is so important.

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The court's just the man Holland is so incredibly fucked up.

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And it's like two major lawsuits that have been going for it.

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One has been going for almost three years and one for two years.

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One against me and one I'm against somebody else.

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It's like the court just has no time to keep saying, oh well, you know, come back at three months.

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We'll talk about it there. Come back in another three months. We'll talk about it there.

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It's crazy.

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Of course, it's all designed to let the lawyers wait, right?

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Can't be any other way than that.

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It's actually not entirely fair.

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But we do have a very strange system in the Netherlands.

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It's not a jury system. It's a professional judge system.

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Which means a guy or a lady decides what happens.

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No jury.

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And they're out of judges, which makes it even more interesting.

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So what happens then? They have backup judges.

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And guess what backup judges are? Yes, the lawyers.

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It's a crazy ass system. This civil court system in the Netherlands is five.

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Never mind. We got plenty to do here on the daily source code today,

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because we've got to talk about plenty of stuff.

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Techno bits got a hit test.

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Of course, young police hit test, which is pretty much a daily at this point.

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And some pod save from music on the way as well as I've got a mashup blind up for you.

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I want to talk about dot Mac.

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This is Apple's hosting service that they pretty much sell alongside with every single Mac.

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You know, the minute you booted it up, there's a dot Mac all over the place.

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Which is not bad really if you consider that you can mount this gigabyte of drive space right on your desktop.

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It gives you, you know, you can get your email through dot Mac.

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And they got a lot of stuff. And it's the synchronization service for your backups.

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But they also really do sell this dot Mac as a place where you can store your files and you can serve them up.

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And ever since we ran into trouble with the 20 gigabit or 20 megabit per second pipe on the hosting that I was using,

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which basically just started crapping out and people started dropping downloads all over the place.

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I moved over to dot Mac and it's been working very, very well, except about a week ago,

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the shit started to happen. And we first noticed it when I got a whole bunch of emails from people using Doppler,

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which is an excellent iPod or client, Doppler radio.net as we can download.

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It's for Windows only.

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But it just was not downloading the daily source code.

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And so I got in touch with Erwin, Erwin and Cindy, who are the Doppler team, both Dutch developers.

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And actually if they're together or not, if they're a couple, it doesn't matter.

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There are certainly a development couple.

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And they couldn't figure it out either.

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And it looks, but what's happening, we found out is that when you send a request,

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and I'm not really well versed in this, so bear with me, when you send a request,

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saying how large is the file that I'm about to download, which you do through a head request.

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All of a sudden, it appears that Dot Mac is refusing to allow that type of request.

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Now, I know why Doppler radio is doing this.

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Not every iPod or client will check before downloading how large the file is.

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The reason why Doppler is doing it, as far as I know, is because they have resumable downloads,

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another feature that we did ask for.

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I certainly ask for it. And I think as well as a podcast community, so that, you know,

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if something breaks in transit, these are large files, you know, we just love to have the iPodter.

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On the next time it runs around, just check and see if that file is accessible again,

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and then pick up the download wherever it left off.

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So, of course, it needs to know how big that file is.

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Well, guess what, Dot Mac is now no longer allowing that.

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So, the iPodter clients that do that even Firefox, when you do a save link as, won't allow it,

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because I guess Firefox also is looking for that data.

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And Dot Mac is now literally throwing back a 403 error saying method not implemented.

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Hold on a second, let me get you the official.

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Actually, let me, I can do it live here.

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Was it say invalid method 403 invalid method transferred encoding chunked?

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That's a great error method method.

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Yeah, your transfer encoding was chunked dude.

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It was all junky, but it didn't make it.

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So, what I've done is I've yesterday's show for the 10th February.

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I put that on the old hosting server, which, of course, means it'll probably break as,

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as lots of people start to download it, but at least you'll get something,

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or hopefully you'll get a resumable download and eventually it will come in.

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But this is a real problem that has just all of a sudden appeared on the radar screen,

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and it's not just a problem for me.

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There's plenty of people hosting their podcasts and other binary or media files on,

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particularly media files, which is kind of what Apple sends you there for,

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on their Dot Mac servers, and we need this functionality back.

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Now, I've traced it down to, let me see, in the error message,

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so here's what I did.

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Just to look at two different ones, two different head requests.

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One on the Dawn and Drew show, and it comes back with a 200 okay,

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and then it gives me the length of the file, and then it tells me when it's last,

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when it's last been modified, then there's this e-tag thing, which is pretty cool.

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That's basically a unique tag for that file, so you'll always know that that's that file.

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And then just gives you some final data information.

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Now, when I did it on the daily source code on the Dot Mac hosting,

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I got the 4 or 3 invalid method, transfer encoding chunk,

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and here it is.

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It says via 1.1 NetCash10, which is from NetCashNetApp.

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So I'm thinking that this NetCash is something new, or maybe they've upgraded their systems.

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They're clearly Apple is one of their customers, so I guess that they are doing some part of work in the,

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in the Dot Mac network, and I think that's what's screwing it up.

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So I've got, since I posted this on the weblog,

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I've heard a couple people say, you know, they were going to reach out to some friends they had,

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who, quote, friends they had, who worked either at NetCash or in the Dot Mac architecture.

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Let's see if we can get this fixed, because otherwise I have to find a solution tomorrow.

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You know, that's it.

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I'm off dot Mac, and I can't recommend any podcasts or go there.

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I just have a hard time thinking that Apple really wants that.

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So shout out to the engineers, the users are in peril.

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We need your help.

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This will motivate y'all.

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But oh, mash up everybody.

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It's called Prince Jet.

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It's here on the Daily Source Code for Friday.

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You'll get it.

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Not just Prince.

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But jet.

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Mash up.

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It's constant.

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Got a love it.

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Oh, I said, are you going to be my mother back then?

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Not safe the work.

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Oh, I said, are you going to be my mother back then?

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[ Music ]

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Come with me.

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I said, are you going to be my mother back then?

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Come on, stand up, please

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You don't need a money, when you look at that dirty honey

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I said, are you gonna be mine?

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I said, are you gonna be my girl?

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Those guys got it together, yesterday's flight was chock-full. It was really filled up to the hill

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You know three three chairs on three seats on each side of the aisle

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But everyone's still so nice and courtyous. You know, I was like, hey, we're all on this goddamn bus together

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No one's got any rank over any we all, you know, try to get the cheapest fare by booking as far in advance as possible

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And yeah, I'll move my shit over so yours can fit in. Yeah, I'll move so I saw you two can sit together

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Yeah, of course you can share my newspaper

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It's a great great culture and I wonder what it's like on longer trips

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I don't know if I can handle anything over an hour is a bit much for me

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I've been a big you know really it would be great if podcasts. There's had some kind of like

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Store that came with your podcast that you could just point to an object

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That you talk about or that you're passionate about and then people could buy it through you that could be a CD or in my case

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It could be the Senseo coffee machine

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email which of course is available on

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In the show notes that curry dot com or daily source code dot com from York steager from Germany says

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Adam you've done such a nice dot promoting the Philips Senseo coffee machine

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I actually bought myself one today and was completely blown away by the great taste of my first cup of Senseo coffee

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Well, of course you are it's great. It's another fabulous invention of our of our time

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Just one question. What kind of flavor do you prefer?

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Not quite sure which one to take. I took the regular red pads with me

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I think there should be red pods. I think they take coffee pods red pads as a whole known the thing

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Are there any better ones? I know I've tried the green of tried the brown and the red and I like them all it's just different flavors the whole the whole thing is

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Senseo is just it's you can actually by the way

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You don't only have to make coffee with the Senseo, you know you can also

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Put something else in between where the where the pad goes and make your own little pad and

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Well, you know fill it up with maybe some other type of leaves

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I've tried that it does work it compresses it right through and gives you a a wonderful brimming cup of

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Foul tasting but good feeling stuff

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Great great invention Senseo a fine Dutch invention. I really I think it's a Dutch invention and I was from Philips

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So you'd have to expect that it is pretty much touched so wouldn't be great if I could say you know if I said

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I was I'd talk about the Senseo and then I could put up a picture and point to it and if you want to buy one

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You'd buy it through me and I'd get like three three bucks or something. I'll be cool

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I don't think we're far off from people stringing that kind of stuff together by the way that kind of you know it's so that's kind of like

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Well, it's kind of just kind of like like eBay

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eBay Amazon you know both big places big infrastructure where they basically help you create something sell something and then hook you up with

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With the readers in the viewers so I'm recommendations it's

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The more things look the same the more they make the sense. Hey out on this is the sense. Say oh

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That press from the stay on podcast. Oh my gosh. You may remember us from the Devon Wander

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Sensing tour urban street last month from our trip to New Orleans and now we're podcasting live from our kitchen

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On the little dog booty

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But this isn't your average kicking podcast

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Yeah, I'm playing a little music and we're just talking about our day

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And I guess Cody wants to get his piece into

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So anyway, we thought we'd let you know where we're at come check us out at say y'am dot blog spot dot com

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Your appetite is about to say

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I've I've been adding these types of things this sounds seeing tours dot com podcast feed

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And if you if you're new subscriber to it, hopefully you'll be using one of the newer iPoders that give you the chance to just

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Download the most recent because it's probably about 15 in there now. I haven't quite figured out what I should do with that

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I just leave them all in one big RSS feed

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I should certainly want to leave them all in the same place, but you know

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I guess so I'll just leave it the way it is for now and I keep adding stuff as they come along

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So sound sing tours dot com subscribe to the the podcast and I've subscribed to say y'am

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So I'll listen to that if it's something for sound seeing because it sounds like it

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I mean there's nothing wrong about sound seeing in your kitchen certainly not if you're cooking

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Maybe we should put it in the cooking category on ipodder dot org

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Which of course is still a the a great resource feed to go and check out new podcast every single day this new

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Submissions and additions

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In the continuing quest for

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Great ways to record your podcast. We've highlighted

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People are emailing me that they're using it with the quite a large degree of success that really enjoying that

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And I also got an email from Frank and this is something you'll have to check the show notes for to

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To read through it and and and get the instructions and also to get through the right URLs

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It's a very very popular because of its skin and bull

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Allow win-amp to run multiple instances so there's you can run the program more than once and what Frank has done is he's figured out a way

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So that you can actually have different win-amp players and which is cool of course you they can you know have your favorite skin on them so you could have them look

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But you can use those in conjunction together, so I want to do

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Win-amp is just so incredibly rich feature rich with with plug-ins and stuff that

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Who are just looking at a audio hijack pro and saying wow, so jealous

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I don't have a Mac now I got to say this win-amp stuff with multiple instances look really really good

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Glossaries we've been talking about sweepers bumpers jingles if you want to know what all those words mean or at least what they mean in the radio business

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I've put a link to radio glossary

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On on the show notes for today as well. Let's see why don't we just grab a

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Let's see whatever I do this when I bring up fire fox while I'm recording. It's kind of tricky so hold on

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It's actually yeah, oh, this is a link from about dot com. Well, that's kind of cool

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All right, so let's take uh, oh this good ones here account executive

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What is an account executive in the radio glossary?

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Let's see a salesperson who sells commercials and services clients

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Bend over client. I'm about to service you

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I was actually looking for something more like bumper or sweeper hold on

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Be back selling back time bumper. Here we go bumper bumper. What does what did say about bumper?

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Of course, this is all open to interpretation

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a pre-recorded audio element consisting of voice over music that acts as a transition to or from a stop set commercials and or other content

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Well, then this would be a promo I guess

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Hi podcasters my name is Michael Ryan and I'm podcasters from Ireland with my podcast airport EIRPOD

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I can be found at airpod.com. That's EIRPOD.com all the details contact are there

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So what is all about well, it's me my thing off usually why should I button have all the fun?

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So please drop by and just leave you with this thought one of it's been Irish

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That's a good point. Why should bono have all the fun and what the fuck is up with bono anyway?

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Now I see him everywhere. I see him at every world economic forum at Davos

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Switzerland. I see him with world leaders

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wins when it to me in my view when it comes to really you know hands on feet on the street getting shit done

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I'm a little tired of by Mikey can't really be tired of anyone who's trying to help the world but

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Surprise me, you know, it's like the whole rock star with politicians thing is just tired of seeing it, you know

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It's not impressing anymore. That's not impressive. I should say

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I don't know maybe that's just me and by the way bono there's lots of shit going on in Ireland right now

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You may want to pay attention to as well

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Greetings Adam Curry from behind the barbed wire stumbled on some rare audio from the early days of MTV and thought we should share with you

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The TV really made a standard set of team history continues by late summer all MTV needed was a theme

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Guys, guys, guys, guys. Yes, I run what I think we said more cowbell

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Please yes, wonderful perfect

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There you go now it's a theme and

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MTV the world's first music television network was born

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We are the uh-oh feeling

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Go now to area 51 show dot com to hook up with a few quite sick freaks the desire only to spread our disease like a medieval plague on Megalapolis earth

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Excellent actually I caught that MTV you're mentally whatever was called it came through an open podcast that or

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Very cool and they cool that area 51 the podcast picked up on it. Yep. I'm subscribed guys

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Hello Adam and daily source code listeners. This is Seth over. That's you guys

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The weekly Q&A podcast and I'm putting it together podcast that will satisfy the curiosities of the world

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I'm hoping to take listeners questions issues and of course curiosities and over the course of a week

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weekly Q&A dot block spot dot com or drop me an email at weekly Q&A at gmail.com

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Okay Seth, uh, thank you very much for that promo

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I received a little package in the mail today

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You know what that is let me just crack the top

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Wow, I'm smell anything

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This my friends

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Was a present that I received for appearing on the podcast called the daily download if you haven't heard that

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It's a a boy girl monkey or shoot what is I'll have to put it in the show notes

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I think it's a boy monkey girl dot com

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For the daily download. This is a bottle of svink terrain

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A podcast or a poop cast like a daily download

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This is the all natural personal freshener has been formulated to give you clean

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Suiting minty fresh feeling all day long swing terrain astringent was developed for both men and women who like to feel fresh all over

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Even back there and of course it's all natural extracts, et cetera, but I'm looking forward to using this product

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Very happy it came in the mail and I will of course report back on on my

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This is Jesse Thorne America's radio sweetheart a lot of people ask me the sound of young America your radio show and podcast

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What's it all about?

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The sound of young America, www.splangy.com that's www.splanky.com

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Arts entertainment comedy no parents allowed

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Sounds like a sounds like my teenager to be quite honest. Oh, man

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Christina's got a boyfriend. Uh-huh. Allie

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That's right. She's laying on bed all day talking on the phone

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Oh, man. I feel so incredibly old

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Sometimes they even feel older when when this comes on

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With y'all pull it. Yes

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Hi Adam. Hello Adam. This is PW Fenton. Hey, and I'm here with y'all today to bring you today's hit test

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Of course without further delay. Let's begin with hit test. Hold on. This is great. Wait a minute. Now, so we have PW Fenton from

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Radio digital radio flotsome blobsome. Oh, man. My favorite people give me the hit test. Edit number

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Um, we're at number nine. It's number nine already amazing. Well, okay, Adam. Let's begin.

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Here is number one.

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Oh, shoot. What is this?

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Oh, I'm sucking

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Okay, Adam. Listen closely to number two

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Another song I know, but I can't name

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And finally number three

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Okay, beef with the two's love shack

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Okay, y'all. Why don't you give Adam the answers? What no, wait, wait, wait. Oh, man. I feel so

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shitty. I only had that. Well, that's because of the backward one that we did yesterday that I

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Yeah, they recognize B 52's. What's the first one?

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I can sing it. Well, I'm sorry. I can hum it. Okay. Thanks PW.

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The answer to number one in today's hit test is Curtis Mayfield. Oh, this is move on up. Yeah.

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Oh, man. It's Friday. That's my promise.

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I bet you knew that the card is

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All right, I'm stoked and the second answer

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It's imagination

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This is flashback. Oh

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That was the intro even. Oh, shoot. Okay

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When

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You suck at this and answer number three

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The beef is the two's this love shack

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All right, the beat 52's well, that's it for today. PW want to say something before you wrap things up

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I just want to say thank you to Adam for being so supportive of both of our podcast

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Okay, thanks Adam. See you next time for another edition of the hit test. Bye bye

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Yeah

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That's cool. PW Phantom and young poet both doing the hit test and me sucking as usual. Oh, guys. Thank you very much

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I was gonna say that yesterday and I listened to better than shows. I was saying on the plane

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And I didn't like it. It was too much the trivia Thursday is just not gonna work for me

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although I really love each individual

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Trivia question and you know that the Beatles baseline was just I mean it was phenomenal

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You know what's gonna you just you get this trivia overkill is like watching electric back

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You know for 15 hours straight is like listening to the the Thursday trivia podcast for me at least

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And I also did get some feedback about that not everyone loved it that much to be quiet on this

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And I think that you know if we if we can keep this one hit test

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During the show in there. I think that's you know, that's more than enough and young again if you if you feel like you can't do one

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Don't worry about it. Okay. I've been known to skip a show once and a while myself also

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I have a solution for all those wonderful trivia podcasts

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Adam this is Rashad Kumar from Calo Hold on Rashad let me turn you up a second you're really soft

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I hate it when that happens because the first thing everyone says is

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Yeah, I can't hear it's too soft because try to shut now. Here we go

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In case you wonder who I am sounds so young it's because I'm only 13 okay anyways

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I've been liking the hit test a lot and I wanted your input if I were to syndicate all of the hit tests on a podcast

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People will send them to give me hit tests at gmail.com. That's

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g i v e m e h i t t

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e s t s

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at gmail.com and then I will put them into an RSS feed for other podcasts just to use in their podcasts

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Anyways, please tell me whether this is a good idea or not good day. Well first of all

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The fact that you you sit the what you just said to me just blew me away. You know, so he's a 13 year old

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Saying hey, I'll just syndicate this up with them in my own podcast feed no problems or other podcasts

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Can use like I'm totally liking this. I think it's a great idea

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So you got the email address there

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Give me hit test at gmail.com

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If you have those hit that send them to to Rashad and I will be more than happy

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To promote the the feed in fact me we may even want to start a category of trivia in

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In the ipar.org directory. So yeah fantastic idea because I know

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What's happening now is people are sending me all these great trivia

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Questions and trivia tests that I just I really just can't do much with it because I don't have enough hours in my own children

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Do anything with it

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Did my shock you and Midland Texas where I grew up the town did not teach children

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And frankly George W. Bush and I read a simple children's book

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So tonight the question comes

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Is there hope for me? Do I have a chance?

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My fellow Americans

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I am prepared to learn

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Joridae simple children's book and

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President George W. Bush will keep that promise no changes no way

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God bless America

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Hey, do you think that was editing?

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I really wonder about stuff like that

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Hello, we I am

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You just invited me I don't give a damn about anything and I ain't no

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So pods if music from Lee Harris would throw it everybody

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You just reminding me I don't love the I am

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Type the track is poor me it's done by Lee Harris the CD is the buttons are there for pushing it's pod save music

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And of course I'll put a link to where you can find that online in the show notes for today

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Show we got about five minutes left so why don't I break out a wacky mashup or let's call this one a remix

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If you like 57 and you like accordion music

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I wouldn't have made it just perfect. That's it for this Friday, this was the source code.

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Both my girls are down and out with the flu, so I'm gonna let this compress get it ready to shoot up to the server.

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I have to send it to two servers today that gosh, I don't know. Hopefully we'll be able to download this one way or the other.

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But I gotta go do some grocery shopping, y'all.

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This weekend, I wanted to do a show with Patricia. She just may not be up to it. She sounds horrible, blocked up, so maybe I'll call Ken.

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We'll do another MTV Chronicles or something like that.

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Feedback in the audio form, MP3 Feedback at gmail.com, otherwise for email at amacarray.com.

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I've wittled down my 300 messages about 70 song catchin' out.

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And of course all the latest shows and the podcast feed and the archive at dailysourcecode.com

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or my weblog www.curay.com, feel free to leave a comment there.

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So you may see a show up here around Sunday. If not, make the best of it. Enjoy yourselves.

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Bye-bye.