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Daily source code for April 7th, 2005.

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A top of the hour, I'm gonna go home, and then it's Adam Curry.

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You're DJ, has only just begun.

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It was $16 million worth of airplane strapped in my ass.

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And the next generation radio content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into the future.

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Hey everybody, welcome to the Daily Source Code.

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Today's Thursday the 7th.

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Oh my goodness, okay, a brand new form of Daily Source Code.

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So today we've done this once before.

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We've done it in Miami.

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I'm testing out some data software.

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Let me just call it the Cas Blaster for now.

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This is going to be the easy-to-record podcast software.

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Okay, oh my goodness.

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It's been a while since I've been messing around with all the faders and all that stuff and all the software.

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I've been working with a developer for the past couple of weeks on creating a piece of software that runs on a window.

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It's a computer which will enable anyone to basically get a podcast recorded very, very simply.

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And of course, there's lots of programs out there that record your microphone and there's lots of programs that can mix.

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But to really make it easy, I guess that's all interface stuff, right?

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So I figured today would be the day that I tried the second test of this series.

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The second test of this, of using the Windows tablet.

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I'm actually using the pen now to control the software, although it works perfectly well with the mouse.

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But what the hair, right?

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The sound, of course, will not be what you're used to hearing from the source code because I'm not running this through my sure SM7.

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Not running it through any processing, no compressors, any of that.

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This is purely a laptop and a headset.

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And the headset is actually let me just see.

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It's an all-tech lancing.

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And it doesn't have the best of all sound quality because of course it's all about the sound card and the preamp and all that stuff.

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But it does the job okay.

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And the software is set up in a way that is just absolutely phenomenal.

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It's really what I, as a radio guy, want to have because it has, and of course I'm providing a, like a semi screenshot along with the show notes.

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You can take a look at this.

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It has a row of what I'd call cart decks, which are basically jingles.

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You can see it's one, two, three for so it's 10 slots for jingles.

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And then it has four slots for songs.

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Again, this is all beta software, so it could be crapping out, it could sound, it could basically sound shitty.

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It has meters on it, so you can keep the levels kind of in check.

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Basically, you want the two view meters to be in the yellow and they can hit the red.

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In fact, on this meter, I'm seeing now you can hit the red almost all the way because when you, when you spike the meters to the right, then you're basically at zero db, which would be the maximum, it shouldn't be any more than that.

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Also, no reverb or any effects like that, which apparently seems to be very tough to do in windows, at least while you're recording something on the fly.

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But, you know, the whole setup is, it's, I gotta say, it's sweet, got three faders here, one for the headphones, which,

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Oh man, okay, so I don't know how to integrate Skype yet, so I'm not gonna, oh, I actually should have answered that call, that was pretty stupid.

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I bet you'll work too, what maybe it won't.

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So that's something I gotta check out, that's for another beta test.

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It has a mic fader, which you basically set once, so that you're not modulating in the red, then it has a little talk button, which you turn off, I just did that there.

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And then it has an auto button, well, it actually has another fader for a player, which means anything you play from either the cart decks or from the song decks.

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If you aren't comfortable with fading stuff up and down, so for instance, let me just give an example with the rock money-off opener there.

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So now I'm basically sliding that fader down and then I slide it back up like that.

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Right, so I'm doing that manually, it has an automatic feature, so if I hit that, it'll just bring down the level of whatever's playing to basically match your voice or your voice can talk over that.

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And when you release it, it should automatically flow back up.

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Okay, first bug determined, it doesn't fade back automatically.

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Let me try that again, so I've got it up about the same, just grab the fader there.

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This particular instance, the pen is not doing a good job, let me just grab the mouse, okay.

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So now it's at equal level with a microphone and I hit the auto button and it just fades it down nice and smoothly so you can talk over it.

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So that works well, only when I release that, it should go back to the same spot, and it's not doing that, okay, so that's something we got to work on.

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Okay, so I can just stop that, that's pretty cool because everything immediately queues up, so it can be restarted, so you don't have to rewind any players or anything.

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So I have a couple other jingles that I just and sweepers that I just loaded in here.

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This is one that was sent to me the other day.

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Hi, this is Rachel from audiocollective.net.

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If you're listening to Adam Curry on the daily source code.

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The only thing this beta software doesn't do is light my spliff, that's too bad.

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It has a pause button, but I'm afraid to use it because I don't think that's implemented yet.

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Okay, now to the player, the player windows, let me see, I just put a couple of things in here, just to give you some examples.

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Let me kick this one in for you.

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I think this is actually a mashup I might have played before, but we'll just roll this one out for you right now.

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We roll rock and roll you on the on the on the on the on the on the daily source code.

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We're singing

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We're singing

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We're singing

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Hey, that's interesting

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All right, learn something new here

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By the way, you're just along for the ride beta testing with me, I guess

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So under each of the song players

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Because I basically it didn't look like it was all the way at the end

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So let me drag the

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It's not wanting to react very well

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Well that's another thing that has to be fixed

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So you can't actually pause it

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You can't actually queue it up to a spot where you want it to be

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Okay, we've got to improve that

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So I hope you're understanding

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All the crap that I'm talking about here

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Because basically the whole point of this is to

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Which means it has to run on windows

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And that is all encompassing

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You put your jingles

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Stuff that you need to see the progress bar on to see how far it is

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I'm not quite sure

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You should be able to queue it up

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When started from that spot that didn't work

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So that's something we got to change

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So actually I hope someone's writing this down

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So we can make these improvements

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What's really nice is there's

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The record button shows you exactly how long

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Been recording so that's 11 minutes right now

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Lissivia's Bitties the latest bitty cast that was from

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Or was that yesterday's bitty cast the six

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Just at the end of the show, which was written by

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Bitty Amanda Monaco I believe

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So now I'm going to have to fast forward to it

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So let me drag the player over

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That works fine actually

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Back to her house and she was so cute

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So I'll go in the back to see

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I will be better soon

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I'm gonna play a song in Amanda wrote when she first met Andre

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Okay, listen to this song. It's a beautiful song

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Thank you

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It's a sweetest thing ever

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I've been wine, I've been dying

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Oh man, the biddies, they sing so beautiful

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Don't you agree

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Just give me goosebumps

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So I guess the wheel rocky thing was just a bogus MP3

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Because I've been working with this developer as I said for a couple of weeks

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And you think you've got everything right

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And then you go and test it and it's all the stuff pops up

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Oh man, no I need that

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I guess it only really works when you're podcasting

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I'm really trying to figure this stuff out

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So let me just fire off another jingle there

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Thanks to Tom Schooting

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He's the guy that puts on my old radio shows online

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The Korean vendingles shows that I used to do it radio Veronica

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He does that from Australia

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I sent him that whole box of cassettes when we moved

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Relentlessly, it's been great

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He sent me all these jingles that I guess he found in some

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Kind of like the daddy over the radio

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The guy who mentored me and a lot of other guys

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That's what I actually played at the very beginning of the show

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Let's listen to him again there

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A top of the hour I'm gonna go home

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I use that one so often

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Of course now it sounds kind of shitty because it's coming off of a cassette

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This is so far going pretty well

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What's nice about the program as I said it's supposed to be all encompassing

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When you stop recording, it'll obviously stop recording

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Then you hit save and then it pops up a window that asks you for some basic information

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It's already recorded MP3

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It's compressed with a standard setting

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These of course I guess could eventually all be advanced options

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There's more I'd love to have Skype integrated into this

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But then the upload to the server where you're hosting it

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I think that should just be using the meta weblog API

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Which I believe does in closures

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Not 100% sure but I think it does

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Because then basically it'll create a blog post

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You could use it with any podcast hosting service

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Rule the world global world domination

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Anything we can do with podcasting

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It seems like that's the smartest way to go

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Because there's going to be lots of different programs

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To record and to upload

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And it just takes away all the hassle of trying to figure out

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How do I get it up there?

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How do I FTP then create the RSS feed?

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Create an RSS feed for you

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Whatever interface works best for you

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That's using the auto ducking feature there

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No, the only thing I had in there

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A little bit shorter source code

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I hit all the things I wanted to hit

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My beautiful wife

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My bride of almost 18 years

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The happiest birthday

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You could ever imagine

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Because it's her birthday today

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Happy birthday baby

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I love you

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As I said, I'll be providing

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At least a partial screenshot

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Of the software in the show notes

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We walked through the interface

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And you'll be able to comment on that

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Email at amercurry.com

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Or of course on the weblog www.curry.com

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The latest show

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The podcast feed and the archives

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All on dailysourcecode.com

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Tomorrow I'll be back

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And we'll see if we can improve on this

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Or maybe even get some effects going

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I don't know

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It's kind of a work and progress

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And I'm really enjoying it

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A better way to bait a test podcast

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Offer with on a podcast

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Take care everybody

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I'll see you tomorrow

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Bye bye