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Daily source code episode 187

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Something remarkable is happening here.

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Radio is springing free of the regulated gatekeepers who've managed

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or you can hear since radio is invented.

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It's jumping into the hands of anyone at all with something

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or nothing to say.

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It's $16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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Than 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, coming to you from Curry Cottage in Gilford, UK at the source code.

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And today is June 3rd, 2005.

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My name's Adam Curry and it's Friday.

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Oh yes, and it couldn't be more beautiful today.

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Everything I missed coming back yesterday or the day before with all the crappy weather.

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It's back, we got sunshine and 75 degrees.

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I always put me in the mood for a show.

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I got a lot of stuff for you today and we may be interrupted because,

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well, basically all the logistics at the cottage are messed up.

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Let's see, this morning we had the plumber come by because our hot water was all filed up,

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which means that I waited for hours before being able to take a shower and then I had a cold shower.

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I was always there.

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Somewhere to be now in the next 20 minutes, the blinds guys should show up.

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Blinds, not blinds, they're going to hang up blinds to darken the bedroom.

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Something I've been begging for.

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I just can't sleep when it's too light in the bedroom, so finally got those guys square

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away and maybe even today, the carpeted guys will show up.

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Wouldn't that just be part for the corset?

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Oh man, we got promos, we got some pod save music for you.

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Let's see, pod save music from the Netherlands actually, so that should be fun.

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I've got a couple of notes here.

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I do have the remote microphone standing by in case the guys show up and we'll just continue

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to show, I don't want to stop in midstream.

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Maybe you'll just follow along and we'll enjoy the blinds guys together.

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And as I was looking for a cool mashup to play, we're kind of low on the mashups.

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You know, please feel free to send some in at mashup at podshow.com.

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I figured I'd pull an old one out of the closet one that actually came across, so just while

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I'm muckin' around on the iPod, I guess I put it on shuffle and low on behold this one showed up.

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If the Beatles vs. Shaggy, let it be me.

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wonderful email in that said, you know, you really should free up some space on your hard

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disk for the PowerBook G4, which I did. I sent me a great little application called What

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Size. You can find that on version tracker. And I use that and basically it scans your entire

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drive, color codes, all the files on it and folders so you can see where all the big stuff

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is and easily delete it. So I freed up about seven gigabytes. So now supposedly you're supposed

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to have at least 10 gigabytes free on your Mac if you're using OS 10 for swap files and stuff

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like that, which makes a lot of sense and I thought that would basically remove all the problems,

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but I still hear some skipping. And so I blame that on on the C yesterday and I immediately got a

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response in in the form of audio feedback. Hi Adam, it's Dave Brightbill from Radio MacGuys at

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www.mackguys.com. And I'm sending you this audio feedback and response to the comments you made

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on your last podcast about Lucy Hardrives. And let me start out by saying that as far as I know,

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Lucy does not manufacture any hard drives. What they do is they have manufactured for them,

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some empty cases and these cases have the FireWire to ATA interface and they have the

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the power supply and they have some jacks for the power and some jacks for firewire or USB to

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money and what kind of drive it is. And that's the part that Lucy supplies and probably what's failed

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and years now if you're if your case failed that's one thing and I'd be happy to put the blame on

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Lucy if that's the case, but probably the hard drive itself failed and that's not Lucy's fault.

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That's the fault of the manufacturer of the hard drive and hard drives normally have their own

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warranties on them. So if you've had a hard drive fail you need to find out who manufactured the hard

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drive in that Lucy case and contact that manufacturer and you know so you hold on a second.

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That sounds like horseshit to me. I mean if I buy a car and there's a German electronic system

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and it buy Bosch and that fails I have to go find out who made that and go and go talk to them.

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That makes no sense at all. And by the way it's not so much about the fact that the

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drives are failing it's the way let's see handles it. Although say as well we'll just give you

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new one. They don't even want to try to fix it. They don't even want to try to recover your data.

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I mean I feel that if you're saying this is a great drive and to me the drive is the case.

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You know it's the case and the plugs and the lights etc. And I don't know what the hell is on the

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inside. We have to break it open and find out. I'm sorry I have to disagree with this opinion.

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So you nasty things about them if you want to but I don't think you should say those things

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that's certainly about Lucy. Now I'm not an employee of a sea. I'm not a stockholder. I don't know

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a whole lot about them currently. I know I had one time I was a Peter reseller and an Apple reseller

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and during those days I actually would sometimes sell the sea products but I've used them a lot

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in my own practice and a lot of my clients have their products and you know all hard drives fail.

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That's the thing. I understand that a whole hard drives fail but

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not you know listen I was going to tell me that I have to back up. What's I back up on?

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Another hard drive? Hard drives are complex mechanical mechanisms and they have a moving

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motors moving at high speeds. They have bearings. They have lubrication. They have all sorts of

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mechanics. Yeah don't dribble up lubrication too. You know. Cancle parts they can fail and so they're

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going to fail. I mean it's just going to happen. There's no there's no two ways about it. And as a

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wise computer user what you have to do is you have to figure out how to protect your data and

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you do that by backing up. And I know you know about it. There it is. You got to back up.

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All right. Now I know I have 10 of these 60 gigalcy hard drives and I think six of them have failed

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within a two-year period. That can't be normal and I've heard other people have the same problems.

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And by the way it's not always the drive. It's also the it's what you call it's the interface.

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It's the plug somehow you know something there that can fry and they won't even replace that

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you know they'll say well you we can give you another drive and then you can do it yourself.

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It's just I'm sorry it's just it's not cutting it. Let's see has not done a good job by me.

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So just call it an official customer complaint that's all. And as you were you know anything like that

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but you've been so helpful to me and in learning about podcasts I wanted to get back to you

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and give you some advice on how to how to keep your your life saying much appreciated hard drives go.

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So much appreciated. Remember like I say in every podcast and every podcast of mine with this I always say

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there's two kinds of computer users in this world those who have lost data and those who will.

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So back up early and back up often. Thank you. You know we actually have a saying an aviation.

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There's two types of pilots those that have made a wheels up landing and those that really

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they that I'm going to have a great great day. Thank you David. I really appreciate the feedback that's

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Adam Curry dot com for your audio feedback. Adam Curry's pod shell greetings welcome to this

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that there goes again there's my lucid drive failing. I love a stick in your ear.

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This is Darcy and Holly show coming to you live from two different countries.

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WWW dot Darcy and Holly dot com.

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Hi this is our promo for the Darcy and Holly show. I'm Darcy.

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Emily. And yes we do a podcast. We do a podcast on the Darcy and Holly show as you've

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gathered and kind of just talk about stuff. Basically yeah. Stream of consciousness that's the

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name of our game. Right because as the intro said we're in two different countries doing the whole internet

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long distance relationship thing and so since we're on the phone all the time anyway we decided to

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just podcast podcast it like that whatever conversations more than one actually through the

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night so yeah so so that's what we're about and we're doing something different starting in June

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a little bit different. It's a same sort of idea but there's a kind of a theme

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in a really head of theme. Yeah because I'm going to go dark school with a toilet blind

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and I'm going to go dark school starting June fifth and so we thought you would podcast make

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experience so because I wanted to journal of it anyway so I thought why not just do audio and podcast

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it. Yeah and we figured out people might interested. A lot of people would be interested anyway

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because even if you're not blind the way blindness is portrayed in the media isn't always all that

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accurate so we thought this would be kind of cool. And that's about thought so if you like dogs then you might

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like like yeah but we're also going to be doing other stuff too so it's not interested in that.

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Yeah so if you hate dogs then you should it's really anyway. Yeah he's going to be keeping me up

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today as what's going on in the podcast you're going to be totally cut off. Yeah because they have

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dealt with in the lecture so that's not so much what's dealt with in the podcast. Right. So I'm going to

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be cut off so he's going to be keeping me up today so people get all of your kinds of things.

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Yeah and if you want to listen to our website www.darsianholly.com which is www.tarcyand.coly.com

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Yosuh. Okay so the blind casters do check in today. Gotta love that. Actually I was just

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sitting here thinking for a second I wanted to know let me see NBA.com can I? I want to see how

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the Miami Heat did yesterday. As the conference is heating up I haven't seen a skinny on sports yet

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usually those guys always have a good take on on the games and a good handle on what's going on.

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Let me see Heat handle piston so I guess that means good news hold on a second.

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Okay so Miami beat Detroit but what did then what was the score? Oh man.

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Oh here we go. Heat handle piston so let me say oh that's a video I'm not going to

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see the video I don't subscribe to that. Okay well all right so they beat him but uh oh

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could 88 to 76 right on go heat loving that and the reason why is because I happen to have a friend

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who I see in tickets. So hopefully the final game will be played in Miami then maybe I can

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actually go and check it out. Okay let's see um I don't want a couple of things that I've got an

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excellent piece of match Weinstein for that I want to share with you we'll have that in just a second.

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Also there was some comments left yesterday on um in the on the show notes at curry.com

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by someone called the comic strip blogger and I guess that's the same guy who's mobile phone fan

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but you know despite the fact that mobile phone fan is somewhat peculiar in his postings and

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and the stuff that he says and that he post on his own weblog the comic strips he does are just

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fantastic and uh there's an RSS feed for it so you really should subscribe to that comic strip blogger

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uh I'll provide a link in the show notes but uh he's really um I mean this is you know mobile phone

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fan comic strip blogger wherever you are you've missed your calling dude you know you shouldn't be

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post your art is completely there now I understand what you should be doing do more of those that

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is absolutely phenomenal um you know he picks up stuff from the blogger sphere the potters sphere and

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and creates little three or four paying cartoons about them and that just fantastic so uh give that

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one a check uh one else that I have probably well I was listening to a couple about oh the CC

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Chapman had a great uh uh accident hash podcast the mellow hash should check that one how it is

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truly mellow and there's some great songs coming out just phenomenal this pot-safe music stuff

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the the quality and did I tell you that um if I did tell you when when when I met with Steve Jobs

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he was when you were talking about about pot-safe music I guess the iTunes music store now

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hosts and sells 11,000 different tracks that are independent music um and you know we're talking

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about you know what what is really the difference now between the pros and the non-prose you know

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I don't know when we call an amateurs um and we both agree that there really isn't that much

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difference particularly because Mick Jagger had uh had called him as of course Mick does he usually

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call Steve as on on the weekends and uh and said you know that he was using garage band

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apples multi-track recording application for recording some tracks for the next you know

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whatever the stones are doing and I think you man you know all that we need now is just you know

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the way to identify and and promote talent and get them out and let people know about it and that

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is exactly what I hope we can do with the the pot-safe music network to be released very very soon

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just to let you know most retrieval is back

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hey Adam just wanted to let you know that mostly trivial is back our friend Brian Pippa has moved on

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to bigger and better things and has let me take over the show so now you can listen to mostly

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trivial with your new host me Johnny B here's the taste mostly trivial

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today's category is

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which one of these is a hot spicy Indian dish is it a chicken curry b Adam curry

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see Patricia pies or D madam curry usually I get the listeners about 10 seconds to think about

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about but we don't have time for that if you answered C Patricia pies well she's a hot dish but not

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Indian if you answer D madam curry well she's neither a dish nor Indian but she was hot

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from all that radiation and if you answered B Adam curry well he's dishing out great podcast that's

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for sure but all of you would be wrong and if you answered A what was A oh yeah if you answered A

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you miss the whole bit but you are still correct

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for a more general fun and a short podcast trivia game go to mostly trivial.com

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this is your host Johnny B signing off see you later Adam how right or thank you very much

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trivia yeah okay hold on let me just turn on the other microphone here let me see if I got that

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working no oh here we go got to turn that on hello hello why is it so soft oh man that's not what

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we agreed to hold on I guess I have to turn up this oh yes there we go okay so I turn the

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transmitter on and the blind guy the blind guy is here so hold on one second we just check the

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there we go I'm going to go walk in home one sick come with me I'm this little sound seeing tour of the cottage

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alrighty you get one or two here okay do you need anything do you help for

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huh okay and the curtains can stay up but you need to take those down okay beautiful

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oh no mess today I'm sorry no mess day it's alright are you happy to hear that Barbara

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oh yeah no no no no no no I'm finished with biscuits and then I'll just move

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everything just from here okay do you want your room done today would you want to leave it till next week

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you can leave it till next week I haven't been there long enough to make a mess yeah but by next week

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it'll be a danger zone and a danger zone exactly okay well let me know if you need anything then

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with this okay great I'm right next door in studio b okay dokey let me let me get back here okay

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now we switch to the other microphone there we go all right so once again everything's taken care of

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here alrighty Patricia should be back any minute she was out in the city so it's got to keep my eye

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on this you know make sure everything's going okay um latest yeast radio um that came in

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was yesterday's episode I guess for the second of June it was titled the worst of magic

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and I don't know what magic was thinking because this to me is actually I have to say

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some of it is the best of magic maybe maybe that's the whole that was the whole point of this but

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I wanted to share one piece with you which just it's such a classic magic bit it's like two minutes

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or something like that but it's so good and I really encourage you to check out the entire episode

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because there's so many different bits in here that are so classic magic I love it check it out

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this is magic uh doing a keynote speech you ladies thank you so much for allowing me the honor of

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speaking before you tonight it is truly the greatest of pleasures for Mag Weinstein to be invited

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as the keynote speaker for the world's very first convention of female carpet cleaners

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now before I get started please join me in inviting the all might he goddess to share these moments

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I think pretty thought so as to invite the greatest goddess into our room think of lavender and

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color lily paintings picture yourself taking a bath with epsom salts surrounded by a favorite

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very nice wide homemade candles and your cats oh my I think it's working I sense the

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oceans warm fills my groin and my breasts yes now the goddess is here and she is ready to speak

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through me hi I'm Mad Weinstein by now you've all probably seen those silly yellow silicon

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lands Armstrong bracelets haven't you well if you haven't figured it all out then let me explain

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it to you very clearly you see here in americant we don't get health insurance provided for us

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we get DVD players desperate housewives and iPods instead as a result we americants

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have conceived of a very novel approach to fighting disease we wear ugly jewelry and accessories

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you heard me ugly jewelry when was the last time you saw a pink breast cancer ribbon that was

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tasteful looking huh and the t-shirts don't even get me started on the t-shirts if I see one more

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suburban mallet bearing closeted lesbow waddling around with her love handles bursting outside

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of her ridiculously tight avon three day walk against breast cancer t-shirt I may have to go on

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a side and then they have to wear those fucking family packs with the water bottles strapped to

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their fat asses who the hell gave these bitches the idea that they need to slip three gallons

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of water around with them during the one lunar eclipse they decide to go move their fat asses out

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of their goddamn hog and dogs stained couches give me a break these women haven't

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have enough water in their asses to drown a camel and don't even get me started on the lunar

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bars oh and those ribbons ever since the days of Jimmy Carter and the Irene hostage business

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we americants have been obsessed with those horrible flimsy broaches is there a color that has

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not yet been used I don't think so but those yellow bracelets are really what put me over the edge

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first I saw my spin teacher wearing one over at the cheetah gym and I couldn't figure out

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why in other wise fashion conscious gay man would want to adorn himself with certain ugly

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piece of garbage then I started seeing co-work as wearing them wait watches were wearing them

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my herbalist my acupuncturist my yoga teacher and even my holistic goddess worship

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cabala therapist was wearing one so I looked it up on the internet and found that those bracelets

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are inscribed with the words live strong on them and they serve as a means to tell the world proudly

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I stand against campsite

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hi Adam my name is Braden and I'm aura and we're the home theater guys the host of the

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HD TV podcast we talk about all the latest news and high definition television and home theater

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we also do product and technology reviews informative how-to's and answer listener questions

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but we need to ask for your listeners help you see we have a dream yes it's a dream that

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one day all the original MTV content will be re-blocked and high definition you know all those original

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and if we can just get enough people screaming I want my HD MTV we may have a chance

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remember the days when music television actually played music and at the glory days

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and boy were those VJ's talent or what for more information visit our website at www

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htguys.com next for your support okay you know a lot of people say that to me oh man

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MTV doesn't play music anymore but you know their business those guys they noticed I think the

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first time they noticed that long-form programming which is you know like shows was with remote

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control remember that with Ken Ober and Kari were and Colin that was a great show and that

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pulled in tremendous ratings for MTV at least because MTV I think used to get on average from

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music programming but like a 0.5 or yeah probably on average is 0.5 rating and they started to hit

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double digits so the one well I guess full single digits 1.0 and 1.1 and 1.2's on shows like remote control

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and like any business you know the more they could get the more they could get more viewers more money

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basically higher rate cards so it morphed but you know let's not forget that MTV has been around

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for over 25 years now 25 years and when I scan through the music channel through the channels on

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my TV here or in the States it's plenty of music being played all over the place and

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to my name Barbara I love a coffee yeah yeah oh the way wonderful a little bit of cream and sugar

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just one one small yeah thank you very much Barbara I had an introduce you guys formally to Barbara yet she

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drops by the cottage once or twice so we well when Patricia's gone she drops by almost every single

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day to get up my shit he's really nice she's well it's the big clean Friday's big clean up day here

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anyway what was I saying oh yeah okay so I've been looking through scouting around today you know

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that after going through my my mail I still have only 4,000 on red messages came up with a

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couple of interesting musical things happening in the Netherlands I'm going to play a pod save

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music tune by Dutch band in a couple minutes but first a kind of a remix which came from Patrick

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Kicken he's a I think he's a it was a DJ on radio Veronica and he also has a weblog and this

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one's been bubbling through the Dutch pod a sphere it's called the MSN bubbling remix and if you

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very used MSN messenger you'll get it immediately

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school, but it's happening all around you. Yesterday, today, tomorrow. Join me, Matt

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DiTilo, as we explore that which came before. My podcast, Matt's Today in History, is a

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Uh-huh, I love that. That's a great podcast. I'll put a link to the podcast site and show notes.

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Of course, in my own show notes at DaddySourceco.com and query.com. Oh, man. So this weekend, I guess

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we're going to try, as I told you yesterday, we're going to try and catch a show at London's

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West End. Um, you know, if you have a way to get tickets for a good, I think we want to go to

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like Chitty Chitty Bang Bang or something like that. If you have a way to get tickets easily,

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if I can order them online, I haven't really done a lot of research, but I figured there's

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enough people in the UK listening who could probably help me out, that would be much appreciated.

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Uh, let's see, PodSafe Music. This is, I told you's going to play a, uh, a Dutch band.

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The name is Silence is Sexy. And, uh, we actually played this on the Pod show on series.

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It's got a lot of cool response to it. They've played at the infamous parody, so an Amsterdam

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at Barbara just brought in the coffee guess what it wasn't a sense sale it was an instant

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coffee oh that's cool oh by the way I've gotten so many different reactions to the

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sense sale mentions in the show I'm not sponsored or paid by sense sale at all I'm

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just a fan of the coffee sure I've got a link to buy a sense sale machine but you

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know that's just that well that is for money

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guess what we'll do then is we actually do get to the West End this weekend we'll

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do a part we'll do a review of whatever show we see we'll do a family podcast

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review as I struggle to get back from West End in in the A8 with the steering wheel

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on the wrong side of the car driving on the wrong side of the road alright

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everybody thank you very much for tuning in stay subscribe to feedback of course

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com as always the latest podcast can be found at dailysourcecode.com that's

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where you can find archives the shows as well as the podcast feed you know what I'm

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missing somewhere between the 15 disparate servers that I have I don't have the

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first source code which was actually named daily source code if you happen to

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have that somewhere in your archives I love to receive a copy I've a feeling I

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stored it on one of those will see hard drives the bus that's probably where

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it went all right stay subscribe to everybody take care have a great weekend