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Delta Sierra Charlie, 236

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There are no secrets!

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Holy information you don't yet have!

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And I'm Korean!

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With $16 million worth of airplane strapped my ass!

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Transmidders?

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In the next generation radio content in my ears!

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We don't need no thinking, can't we?

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

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Fantastic!

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It's a battle curry!

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And coming to you from New York, it's the daily source code for September 6!

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Hey, everybody, how you doing?

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I am, uh, well, first of all apologies. The show is late.

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Uh, that has a number of reasons.

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Uh, I really had planned on doing it last night.

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Uh, mainly because the upload here at the wonderful Essex house sucks so bad at swallows!

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A little ode to Christine for that one.

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Yeah, I've got like a perfect mega bit download speed, but for some reason, uh, well,

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I guess most people only need to download really, uh, in hotel configurations.

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So for some reason, the upload speed, I'm getting about, you know, like,

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analog modem speeds.

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I wanted to have it uploaded during the night. So it's, uh, that was yesterday.

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It doesn't seem like the, uh, connectivity has gotten any better.

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So I guess this will be the daily source code for Tuesday, and for Wednesday,

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depending on what part of the globe you reside.

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I could tell you, I'm so happy.

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I brought the Yamaha Professional Audio Working Station AW-16G and it's performing

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Just it's fantastic. It's really outstanding. I've done let's see one, two, three, four

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days worth of serious satellite radio recordings. Did I'm all here in my room? I've got

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the new microphone with me. Everything, you know, not Godhood is gone well and arrived

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perfectly because it was just packed in the suitcase wrapped in a in a dog blanket, which

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is great protection. I'll tell you about what's been going on today and what I've

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been up to, but I have to say it's very, I find it very hard to get into a really upbeat

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and happy mood with everything that's going on with the Gulf Coast and Hurricane Katrina.

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And even Agro 1 is affected. Check out his mashup to race funds for Katrina relief.

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Well it's a bundley clear that Agro 1 is affected as well.

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In the ID3 tags of this mashup to raise funds for Katrina Relief, it even says that and

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also begs you to visit www.redcross.org.

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Actually I'm glad that I have a little break here because I want to start up the file transfer

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P-dub is in Tampa, Florida and he's waiting for some more pod show stuff to come his way

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so he can complete the production of that and I'm really if you listen he can probably

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hear my G4 hole and I'll put the mic next to it.

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That is the unmistakable sound of the fan in high gear because it's doing a lot of work.

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I just want to maybe I should tell you a little bit about this while I'm doing this

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transfer the setup that I've got running here.

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I'm very pleased with myself because exactly what I wanted.

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I wanted to just be able to kind of unplug, like 8 or 10 plugs really and just throw this

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thing in my suitcase and take along my power book which I do anyway.

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This is actually a pretty long migration path because I had a pretty static setup at the

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cottage and that means that I had an external drive with all my promos and mashups and

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pod safe music which by the way is a mirror of everything that Tepito has in Tampa.

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Until this point because we are in the process of hiring someone for this job he's taking

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all the submissions categorizing them putting them into our database and then he's compiling

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the shows.

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I had a mirror of that on a relatively big external hard drive with an external power

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supply.

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The first thing that has a copied everything over to that fire light 100 gigabyte drive

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that I got at the Apple Store which is no bigger than shit man.

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It's smaller than my phone really and it packs 100 gigs and so first I made a copy of that

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then I had to adjust our database so the database was aware of the new location of the

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files so I did all of that hold on I'm just dropping this into the appropriate folder here.

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Let me say with the upload speed is as a Julia okay so I have my FTP program open I use

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transmit by the way on on the Mac I really like it so now it's just sitting here saying

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idle it's not even putting it I connected to the server okay I drag the two folders over

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and okay we'll see if that kicks in in a second.

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Then on the hardware side I have everything running through an M box interface so I can also

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hook up the workstation to control MIDI slider faders on my second machine at home.

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So basically now what I've done is I've just using analog inputs and outputs for the

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G4 using the speaker output and the line input and those are coming out of the mixer.

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There's one other piece of gear that I use at home which you may be able to tell the

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difference I can definitely tell the difference it's the stereo valve processor and I route

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that you know route the signal through that back into the mixer before it goes into the

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into the actual recording and so I've just patched those two with two little short those two

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channels to each other with two short patch cables and then in the workstation itself I set up

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a compressor limiter and I'm pretty happy with the outcome now at the hell so it looks

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what let me just see what happened here okay did it disconnect is that what happened oh man

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my Mac is freaking out you know when you deal with really big files okay here we go connecting

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so that worked that worked okay it's definitely connecting now let me just drag one foot maybe

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doesn't like me dragging two folders over okay creating a new folder oh there we go okay

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what's the upload speed this'll kill you so far we've transferred 32 kilobytes

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oh it's a whopping 2.2 oh it's gone up to six almost it's stupid 7.3 kilob is a kilobit

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I wonder it's a capital b's it would be kilobytes hmm I don't know who the hell knows it's slow

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it's I'm moving very fast at all okay so anyway so I got everything set up here in the hotel room

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as I said I got a nice one of the dogs blankets I used that to to wrap up the the workstation

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put my diddy bag is that what you call it by the way your your toiletry bag I call the diddy bag

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and that kind of you know I was used as a spacer so this so the mixer board was was pretty much safe

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very very very pleased with how things go I you know maybe it was just and by the way the

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flight once again I you got a love you got a love uh virgin and you know I pay a regular full

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price for flying I'm getting things for free but it's it's such a it's such a groovy service it really

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is and this time around I got a letter from Sir Richard Branson stuck in in one of the

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inflight magazines I guess they do that once every so full trips and he so of course everyone

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up her class got the letter but it was it was you know high quality bomb paper and it said

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Sir Richard Branson and so I hope you're enjoying your flight and you know just drop me an email

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give it give out his email address and he said I will personally respond to it so I'm gonna send him

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an email and tell him how much I love the service and and I'll think if there's any improvements

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I'll send that along to him so got in last night wasn't very hungry of course time differences

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have me a little bit messed up cut some serious shows actually prep the show for today and and

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I was like you know then I just got all wobbly I saw like the David Letterman's monologue and I

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knew that I got an email from from Cindy from the Kenan Squip show she said that she actually invited

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me to dinner but I would I even got you to late to have the dinner she said that Aaron from

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Parkney of Bitterman's circle was in town because Weezer was performing on Letterman and they're

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gonna have a late dinner and so I didn't even I didn't get to have dinner didn't even get to see Weezer

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so and in this morning I got it bright and early work time presentation I had a couple meetings today

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the most important one was at four o'clock it's all advertising agencies and they're all over the

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stuff and they're coming in and and the consistently what I've heard this is this is I'm really

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loving this news what I've heard consistently from the advertising community in New York and we're

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up and down Madison Avenue and of course you know we were there 11 years ago when we were

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hawking this thing called what was it oh yeah the internet that's right so we've got a lot of

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friendly faces this time around um the consistently they're saying um our advertisers the you know

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the clients of these agencies our advertisers and I think that the agencies also mean themselves

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to some degree to certain degree are saying they don't know how to they don't know where to find the

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audience they don't know where men are young men and they don't know where moms are and they don't know

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where dads are and they don't know how to reach him and I'm like wow have you heard the mommy cast

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have you heard 101 uses for baby wipes have you you know heard any of these six seven eight nine

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what is it I've lost count 10,000 podcasts that I have attracted millions of listeners I'm telling you

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for those of you that are interested in reaching big audiences and um and maybe uh making a career

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out of doing this I absolutely I'm even more convinced than I ever was it's gonna happen and and

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advertisers are looking for new ways to do things that's another um consistent thing that I've

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heard you know they they're tired of the 22nd commercials great we are ready to change the face of

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advertising I'm personally very very ready hi everyone this is Paige and Gretchen from mommycast.com

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our hearts go out to the victims of hurricane Katrina we're sure you've seen all of the pictures

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of the devastation there are millions of people who've been left homeless many of them women

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and children and families the hardships these people are suffering is unimaginable

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Gretchen and I encourage you to lend a hand and do whatever you can to help the victims

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you can make monetary donations to the american red cross or to salvation army you can find

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direct links to these sites at mommycast.com even the smallest gesture will help if we all pull together

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we can make it better Paige and I thank you from mommycast.com

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hot Joe content that will make you walk the dog and kiss your mother

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hi this is gotten from patterns themed songs podcast at ktsb.net to show that we as podcasts

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are sympathized with the victims of hurricane Katrina I urge you to visit redcross.org or call

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1-800 help now to donate money I also call upon other podcasters and podcasters from outside

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the united states visit your national red cross website and make it donation don't just think

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that America is a rich country and can help itself this is a disaster you cannot prepare for

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and cannot recover from without help the victims need our help now thank you thank you very much

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cotton nice fade cotton does the kind of theme song podcast which is not always that regular

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but sometimes she has it hits it once a week every single week usually on sunday saturday

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as a sunday's over the weekend I love putting that that podcast on you know sometimes last

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about an hour and it's a great music and it's all in a certain theme and she is an English teacher

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I believe in the Netherlands and you know I was listening and you know despite the the somber tone

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of the message that she was sending she's got a real sexy voice so being here in the states of

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course inundated with media about hurricane Katrina I love to turn on the TV and see what what I'm

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not missing when it comes to the way the media well just a television general and you know so

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then they're all on the same trip of this couple that the god married and one of the

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one of the evacuees shelters then it's just you know it comes in waves of what they're

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reporting on and really the cameras can pull back wide enough to show the devastation you know

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and if anything and there's a lot of finger pointing and blaming and you know and what should we do

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and you know why did this go so horribly wrong and and it hit me on the plane

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that because this is the same thing with with terrorist attacks it's the same thing with

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airplane disasters any kind of natural disasters tsunamis you know I really have to

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blame television and our hypnosis or I had not extinct because what what what happens

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is that you discover that you know you don't have a right a god given right in whatever

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country you live to be completely safe you know people always particularly in the US you know let's

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let's sue because I got fucked you know because someone did something wrong or something went wrong

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or wasn't explained to me properly because we're used to it you know we're used to all the

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problems of the world being solved in 23 minutes and another seven minutes of commercials and

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if that doesn't fix it then either judge duty or Oprah will you know this is this is what

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is the problem we're used to this happy you know life and look at any movie once the last time

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you saw a movie that ended you know on a downer note actually I'll take that back I saw

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dissent a fine fine English production about a group of women girlfriends who go cave

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exploring and run into all kinds of horrible things and basically they all die and and no one

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gets out but then there's still kind of like a slight a slight you know happy note at the ending

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and it's a very frightening movie by the way I made in silverwood so silverwood studios in the

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UK yeah all shot on location but otherwise every single movie ends perfectly you remember

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with 9-11 you saw what was happening to for me it was like okay you know Bruce Willis can

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come in any minute now and save us and and that really was an automatic reaction I was waiting for

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the scene change so I think that's a that's a big part of our problem is that we've gotten

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very complete is it complacent maybe the right word lazy you know we're like hey you know it's

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going to be fixed because there's always some superhero or you know some John Wayne guide that's

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going to come in and save the day and we'll be okay and we've come to expect it but we're expecting

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it not from not necessarily from our our own experience but but from television so maybe we should

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think about that's why it's you know when you maybe that's part of what's so compelling about

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reality television is that's that whole new experience of real life you know it's you know we

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used to get our thrills from rollercoasters now you can get you you can get your thrills from real life

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because it's a lot going on and what you see on television is not real life almost none of it is

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and well yeah and again the XNTV experiment none of its real whenever there's a technical moment

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a zoom a pan oh no a pan I think no a pan is okay a zoom or a because you can't do that with your

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eyes you can pan with your eyes but you can't zoom jump cuts any kind of editing means it's not real

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means you're not I just saw a date line NBC date line and Harry Connick Jr was going through

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the streetwear's dad lives and it was caught up into a little it was really it was a beautiful piece

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and you know he pulls a guy off his porch and and make sure he gets the safety and and he's driving

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people to shelters but it was cut into drama you know it really was and essentially making

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Harry Connick you know are our hero and which is fine but it's please this is not real reality is

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the real heroes will never be seen on television because there was no one there to capture it to

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capture those moments so let that be part of the lesson I think at least it was a lesson to me

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and something that I've discussed with Christina and Patricia quite a bit now you know it's like hey you

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we expect to be safe for all kinds of reasons and then you know another plane comes

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now we haven't really spoken about it but 140 people done but 140 plus people died

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it was a jacarta you know what is it well is it pilot error is it you know mechanical you know

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what shit happens you know not every single airplane it's gonna fly forever you know

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man what time is it it's 10 p.m. I'll display some more problems hello this is Chris Rockwell from

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the Daily Download I'm here to ask for your assistance on behalf of the victims of Hurricane Katrina

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we have all seen the terrible destruction that Katrina has caused hundreds of thousands of people have

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been forced into homelessness thousands are feared dead and even more are dying as every day passes

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these victims are not getting the help they need to survive and they are reliant on us

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to help get them through this terrible event please help provide relief to these people

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make a donation to the American Red Cross you can donate by clicking the American Red Cross logo

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on this page or by calling 1-800 help them out Chris thank you Chris Chris Rockwell from the Daily

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Download from his studio which is his bathroom I love it the way everyone is I mean you know

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I love playing promos on this show this is what my inbox consists of it's all promos to raise awareness

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and call out for help and donations to help the Red Cross and I'm very happy that this you know we

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of you know even when was tsunami relief I'm not a big fan of of doing that I think that's a

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little bit it's passe because when we only had few media outlets and a few TV channels that we

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information in a timely basis it took a long time before you really knew the severity of a situation

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and you can you know really slice and dice and make your own decisions based upon multiple just

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thousands millions of different pieces of input to me it's almost like hey look how much money we

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raised you know look look look what we did and I'm very happy that the Red Cross you know of course

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the other work at the right organization to help out and in these these types of disasters

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much more effective oh and we're talking about heroes a couple of the heroes who really helped out

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couple of emails from some of them because you know communications really got wiped out and for

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press your nose up against the glass and and look to the right you can just about sea central park

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it's wiped out and you got it was you actually have to go back and you have to use the old school

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technology which is radio radio frequency ham radio and in any disaster the ham radio operators are

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always there they're setting up phone links and phone bridges and communication lines and open lines

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and slow scan television pictures and the commend all of you you've done you've done a fantastic

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job keep it up and you know it's kind of you know you probably left to learn more scode

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got to set out to do it if you want to get your license and and you've got to do it regularly

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to maintain your contacts and here you go this is a great reason why and you know those are

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networks that we often don't think about anymore and overlook but there's a lot of technology

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all of it but I'm sure that mentioning this I'll get some email with some examples and I'd love

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to hear some of the stories is to how the ham radio operators are kicked in on helping out and

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perhaps that's a group that should be involved in conversations as we talk about you know getting

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better getting better at handling disasters like this oh I got some some cool pod save music

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which which will play in a second and also today in lieu of a hit test we've got the back tracks

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podcast this is Andy and Matt from this skinny on sports athletes aren't the only ones that

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can help out the people that have been devastated by hurricane Katrina and New Orleans although it's

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great to see athletes like Kenny Smith hosting a charity game in Dion Sanders urging all athletes

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to donate at least $1,000 to the hurricane Katrina Fund they're not the only people who can help

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everyone can help out in every little bit counts you can head on over to redcross.org and you can

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make your donations there to make sure that the money gets into the hands of the people who need

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it the most while to have a link on our site at skinnyansports.com that you can follow to get to the

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redcross and make a donation thanks to everyone who's helped out. Hi this is Don Misselli and

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Drew Donk is from the Don Andrew Show Hurricane Katrina was a true tragedy and now the victims

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need our help so many people are generously donating their hard earned money to communities they

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may never even been to but you've got to be careful because many of these nonprofit organizations

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are run with green in mind. So before you make that donation take a moment to look at charitynavigator.org.

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Check their administrative costs they're pure analysis and if you simple pie charts that tell you

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how they spend their donations. Make sure your donation gets into the hands of actual victims instead

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of lining the pockets of the wealthy CEOs that are in close to a half a million dollars a year in salary.

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For more information head to charitynavigator.org or our site donandru.com. Please help but please help

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smart. Thank you. Thank you. That's Don Andrew always surprising me with a different message and

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that I keep forgetting to replace. So it's over the pod safe music network last night when I was

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putting the show together and you can also browse by genre and I thought to myself let me try

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something that I'd never ever listen to or select and I selected Latin and there's like pages of

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of come away he's arc and hell the sky is dirty people forever. Brace falling up and the streets are wet

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come away you also be Isaac Angel flamingo passion mix from the pod save music network at

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pod save music network dot com music dot pod show dot com and i've written on some notes here

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home oh yeah i'm so looks like so i'm going back tomorrow which means i fly through the night

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able to just put it in a full day then Patricia and Christina are leaving Friday after school

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to first we're going to go to Virginia for some meetings then we're going to go or Washington i'm

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sorry then we're going to Chicago then to San Francisco i'm basically in the states until almost the

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end of the month wow so it's going to be a mega trip but i'm really excited about being in San

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Francisco because we're really moving moving ahead quite nicely on really on on two tracks one

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about and we're getting very close to you know be able to make some dam announcements on that

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and and a part of that includes we've talked about this before tools for the node manager's

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really cleaning cleaning up the directory and things are moving along you know it's like so frustrating

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from not only for myself but for a lot of people for Ron as well he's you know okay we've got the

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funding even you know we're hiring the right people and we are one of done tomorrow dam it but of

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course that's impossible particularly when it comes to development but we've got some great

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great really smart people working on it and we'll be doing more job casts and and also introducing

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those as well because you know this is going to be a very very audible company I didn't mean

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to come out that way we will be very vocal let's put it that way because hey we're in the podcast

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in business you know backtracks podcast so you think you know your hits backwards so far you said I do

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yeah right you're listening to the backtracks podcast exclusively on the daily source code

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with Adam Curry hey Adam hey let's get right into this week's quiz let's rock it are you ready

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Adam I sure am okay here we go number one oh that's easy I get to our you can you can play that

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