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Delta Sierra Charly 345

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Do you believe anything is possible?

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We do. Where are flink?

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We believe in an internet that safe from viruses and scammers.

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We're Earthlink.

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We believe your personal information should be just that, personal.

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And we believe your internet should be a friend, not a foe.

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We're Earthlink.

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Make this smart choice, visit earthlink.net

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And discover what our internet experts can do for you, Earthlink.

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We revolve around you.

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We're 16 million dollars worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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Can I ask me this?

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Then the next generation radio content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticky ingredients in it.

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

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Fantastic.

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It's Adam Curry.

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In the morning sun, the lignus

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I don't!

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From the pod save music network everybody

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How you doin' welcome to the Charlie episode 3-4-5

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Always nice when you have sequential numbers like that

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Another beautiful day in Gilford in the...

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Well, it is the sunny affluent suburb of Surrey

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Better known as Gilford

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Now cold this morning, man

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It was minus two degrees Celsius

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When I took Christina to school this morning

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But just nice and sunny and no wind

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So it's really good everyone's in great spirits

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I was up way too, I don't know what happened

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I woke up at like 6.30

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You know, it was an hour before I even had to wake up

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Must be some form of internal clock mechanisms that aren't

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Aren't exactly ticking correctly

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And thank you all by the way

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Oops, what is this?

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Oh that's interesting

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Thank you all by the way, so much for sending in all these different ideas

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And, oh no, what the hell happened there?

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Good

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Sorry, little mac issue there

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All the different ideas and remedies for jet lag

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It really doesn't bother me all that much to be quite honest

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It's kind of interesting that I woke up so early this morning because I know I'm really tired

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I have no idea

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It'll get better as we go along

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So looking forward to a really nice weekend hanging out here at the cottage

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Of course, we'll have a thank god it's Friday edition of the show tomorrow

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Looking forward to that lots of great stuff coming

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It's really interesting all the all the feedback that's coming into this show

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It comes in through so many different avenues

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And also I think the show really extends beyond just the podcast

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If you look at the comments on curry.com

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Now that we have the new server, we're using wordpress now for the show site

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Not for the show site for

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From my personal weblog

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We're also do post

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Every source code as well. It's a crosspost thing. Yeah, I'm a crossposter

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The comments there really started to heat up

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And it looks like we got a little light of the stalker is going on between

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Roger Smalls and comic strip blogger and somehow I don't know

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I got some stuff to to play for you in just a couple minutes

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Then there's the the the user show notes which is the wiki show notes at show notes dot info

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There's lots of stuff that gets fed back there and then of course still tons and tons of of

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Coming into Gmail and at 99% today. Let me just double check. Let me see my percentage is correct

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The minute you hit 100 you can still receive some mail 99% yet 4056 megabytes of your 4096

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So someone sends me a 40 meg file

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Please don't do that. It does so many horrible things particularly to the blackberry

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That's even I've completely given up on the blackberry push email by the way now. I'm using

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Gmail's mobile email. It actually works pretty well now that this new blackberry have has the edge

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Services which is really really fast and it has a faster processor internally

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It's actually worth it just to use Gmail's online interface I found and you can and it does have it still doesn't it let you add a star

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Doesn't let you add a label. I don't understand why not. I mean if we can do a star let's do a label

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Because now if I want to tag something for the source code instead of applying a DSC label to it

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I have to add a star to it and then come back and search for the stars search for the stars

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Into DSC labels otherwise the searching goes well even the most frequently used emails email addresses

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Of course it doesn't pop up in the same Java script

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You know, what is it to Ajax kind of way that that it does in a web browser but you it does remember which ones

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You can select from a list that enough about Gmail

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This is something that was I had a whole bunch of stuff that I didn't play yesterday of course because we had the lovely Patricia pie on the show

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This was kind of interesting though because it shows this next comment shows how podcasts are being used internally

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Within businesses and not just you know for business talk, but they also want to make it entertaining and there's nothing against making

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You know business information entertaining

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But there are some issues when it comes to the pod safe music network

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It's crystal in daily source code three for three you played the feedback from Martin who is an internal or internet podcast

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Like I am and you don't get the problem

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Which is basically that we cannot complete the registration process or our podcasts are never getting verified

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So we never become members at spotcasters of the

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Pod safe music network since our feeds exist behind our firewalls in our

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There's no way for us to get the access to the pod safe music and

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I think it's a shame since podcasting is such a great way to bridge the

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The gap between cultures and between people in a highly

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Distributed environment so we'll be great if you guys could provide some sort of checkbox

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That allows us to indicate it's an internet podcast and there's no way for you to verify it

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And the rest certainly is something we can do provide feedback and group or report and

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Usage, but we simply cannot pass this hurdle

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So maybe something for you guys to consider thanks a lot and take care

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Right, okay, so now I finally understand that I guess there's some form of verification

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When you sign up as a podcast or to the pod safe music network that checks to see if your feed is actual for real

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Actually for real so that it I guess it validates to whatever. Hey, what's that?

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The bad phone ringing

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Okay, so this makes sense it makes sense that you can't validate it and it makes sense that we should have a different verification procedure

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Absolutely, so we'll we'll get on that. I'm not quite sure what we're gonna do or how we're gonna do it

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But there is absolutely no reason whatsoever that you know an internal

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Podcast which is not for the general public shouldn't be able to use pod safe music network as long as you just keep to the rules of reporting back to the network and

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Putting a link in your show notes to the to the page. That's fine. In fact, I expect that to be a great resource of new listeners

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Okay, so I know Chris Rockwell's listening to the show and we had some some conversations yesterday about

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You know the the really the only final thing that we're

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That we're waiting on for you know for rolling out our beta across the board for any artist that wants to participate

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Is this damn email thing that I've been talking about and for those of you who missed it or didn't care the first time

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It is kind of important

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Because if you just want to open up shop right and just set up your own company or service or anything that

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Requires email communication quite honestly. That's just about everything unfortunately. I'm not you know, I'm not a big fan of email

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You have a very high likelihood of getting caught in the spam filters of ISPs

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Most notably hotmail and MSN

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But also America online and others and now I I'd never really heard of this and of course we we have a couple of

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Social engineers or virologists who we've hired Mark and Steven also known as the emo guys

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And and they've dealt with this before and they say yeah, you know you got a sign up for a subscription to one of these

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Services that contacts every single ISP and make sure is that make sure that your email address

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Once they verify that because of course, you know, they're not gonna just say I come on in and

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You're on the white list now if you're spammer. So there is a verification process and it's really a service, you know

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And the service and I have to correct myself the the standard fee for the service from from the leading provider of these services

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Comes with a hardware as well now so you could lock a definitely lock a large chunk of money off

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But $80,000 is like the pre-negotiation price which

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And and I'm and obviously if you want to be in business you got to pay for it

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But you know the alternative is is to hire someone to go and and deal with that on an individual basis and I'm pretty sure that by now

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Don't even want to deal with it. So it does create a two tiered internet and what I'm seeing with this whole AOL email thing if if you haven't

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If you haven't heard about this this is I think it's a part of this issue and and no other is this is not about spam

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Opening up their own service to allow

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Corporations to pay

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For to have their email passed through now. I have a lot of thoughts about this

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Um, first of all, I think that if we do have to pay to get your email

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Even if it's just registration email or email that is

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Shit, you know, whatever it is

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Um, in fact, let me just you know, I just attend thoughts went through my mind. I mean, obviously

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The future of communication with your customers is through a published subscribe mechanism like RSS

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It would be much easier and I guess we'll just have to start doing this. This is a good idea

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Much easier to publish things through RSS. Okay, and that can even show up in your email box like outlook has

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Excuse me. I am drinking one

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You know, they're that what is it news gator or whatever it is you can get the plug in and and then the RSS information shows up in your email box almost as if it's email

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so that would be the smart way to continue

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You know to continue any type of conversation between a company and its customers

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But there is that critical moment where you need to confirm someone's who they say they are and

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I guess this is the whole you know central identification

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Thing that we don't have in place anywhere yet which was

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Microsoft's passport was kind of supposed to do that

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So the only way we can really do that is through email and low and behold it's the same companies Microsoft who are now you know kind of making that difficult

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So from a from a company perspective

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I think it blows and it's and it's it's really open to

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It's open to fraud, you know, I mean how easy is it to say oh well our spam filters trap your email and not that company's email

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So you have to start paying us a quarter of a cent per message or $80,000 with a ongoing service fee of like 20% of that's as like

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15 to 20,000 dollars per year just to have your emails delivered. That's fucked up ladies and gentlemen. I'm sorry

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That is just not okay

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And this is not about protecting the consumer. They're still going to deliver shit to you

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So you know, and I think it borders on unfair practices. It really does now

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For pod show although this was not budgeted and believe me we run on a budget

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You got to run a company on a budget

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We had not now there's always miscellaneous stuff and there's always you know the budget is there to as a guideline to be reevaluated

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So it's not that big of an issue, but come on. I mean this is just it's outrageous. It really is and I think that the internet

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You know we should fight spam, but there should be a very easy way

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Email that you're expecting if you register for a service and you and you're expecting a registration email you should be able to get that

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I think your ISP is doing you a disservice in fact how interesting is this going to be for Earthling?

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I got to talk to Earthling about this. I wonder what their policies. I have not seen them on any of these lists actually

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It seems to be much more the the MSNs and hot males of the world and the AOLs

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Interesting, but if you've probably seen this happen before and I've gotten tons of email from people saying wow

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That's really funny because now I understand why I thought my software was broken my email software wasn't working

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I registered for something and then I never got the registration email

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Food for thought for sure

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Oh boy, I'm gonna fit some stuff in today. Let me get this roll in first

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Oh, yes, everybody

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Feel free to sing along if you know the words to this jingle

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As right it's time to talk about the biodiesel industry alternative fuels and of course my lovely vehicle

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Which I didn't even start this time around the weather was so nice in San Francisco. I never fired Trinity up to see if you still work

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Hopefully she is

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Just one topic in today's Trinity segment. I Adam says Charlie Thompson discovered thanks partially to our local

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Musical resident Willie Nelson that biodiesel is readily available for $2.84

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Sense of gallon here in Austin, Texas, so I'm mixed up a 30% biodiesel mixture

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Tail on the water so to speak and filled up my diesel tractor

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Here's a link to my biodiesel sound seeing tour with the tractor

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Thank you very much for getting me on the biodiesel jacks

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So I'm gonna because it's a sound seeing tour I'm pulling down the music so you can really fully enjoy this because it's a good one

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So crank up the earbuds jam it in your ear and check this out. Oh, it's a beautiful day to walk to the barn here in Austin, Texas

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Okay, we're out here in the barn

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With my three horses

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And what we've done

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Can you hear that horse

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Yeah, give a big snort

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What we've done is we've mixed a 30% mixture in the kabota 2500

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tractor hands climb up on it

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Turn on the fuel

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So warm day probably don't even need to glow plugs

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Sure, we're in neutral

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Preflights complete

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Let's see if she'll start

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Marvelous

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Okay, if you will cut there you go, okay Adam

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So we're running biodiesel in the tractor around here and it smells much better

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And we only use probably 30 gallons a year so this will do it

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Okay, Adam, I'd just like to say in closing thanks for getting me on this jag of biodiesel and

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We're gonna run a hundred percent a summer draws near and

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Really enjoy the fact that the diesel just doesn't smell as much and that we're doing something good for the earth out here at the microarrange

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So so long from Austin, Texas. Thanks over and out

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Good free flight and post flight my friend excellent

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You know what you said it was nice smelling and good for the farm and all that and good for the environment

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But it's also good that we can know that we don't have independence on oil

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Isn't this exactly what our president said?

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I'm so proud of you. You're not doing this just

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For Austin, Texas, not just for the farm not just because it smells good

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You're doing it for America, my friend, and of that you should be very very proud

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In a thank add-on for booping in her take

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We got a podcast fight a war we've got the war of this what I call that was the war of the stalkers

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Now it's a stalker throw down let's put it that way and I when I say stalker

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I mean that really only in the virtual sense of people who show up on

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Message boards and send in audio comments. Okay. I don't really well. I'm not too sure about Roger

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So I played this bit from Roger Smalls yesterday who was talking about I think he said the comic shit blogger

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But I'm pretty sure he meant comic strip blogger and boy CSB really went off on that on the on the comments on

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at curry dot com you got to join in and see what's going on there

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He's talking lawsuits and actually let me read this posting from

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From the web blog Adam Curry you are just a mean nasty guy you play audio comment

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I'm just I'm reading it verbatim obviously

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Comics for blogger. I think it's from Poland lives in Germany, so his English kind of drops uh something here and there

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But I understand totally so you you play audio comment from Roger Small

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Comment that is slander about me, but you didn't play my totally innocent audio comments besides

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Rogers accusations are pure lies of a retard the last time I was in the UK was January 1st

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2006 and the only countries in which I was staying lately was Germany in Spain

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I couldn't therefore be anywhere near your house which is in the UK Adam Curry you are utterly unfair

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You obviously are not what you pretend to be on your podcast frown face frown face I hear by officially request

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That you will issue a apology to me in your podcast stating that these accusations were false

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Otherwise I will sue you due to violation of British laws racial and religious hatred act and the public order act in the UK

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Man comic strip blogger chill out dude chill out

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I'm and so what I did is I said you know dude why don't you just send me an audio comment

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I guarantee did you make it the equal equal air time here? I'll make it the same length as

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It's where Roger Smalls did I'm even gonna include it in the serious satellite stars cast

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It's a new one we came up with the stars cast

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Since we have a couple minutes to go

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Ladies and gentlemen in the interest of equal time in the stalker throw down here on the Charlie

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In the blue corner we had Roger Smalls yesterday ladies and gentlemen in the red corner

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In the red corner it is coming strip blogger

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2006 and the only countries in which I would stay clay to a German and Spain

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I couldn't therefore be anywhere near your house the UK

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So for fuck's sake behave and I'm curious

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I should have actually preface that by telling you that it was not family safe, but I think this show was pretty much

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obviously not very family safe

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Interesting tune there comic strip bloggers that pot safe and if so can you get someone to put that on the pot safe music now work?

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I love to me. Did they have an old album of that stuff it reminds me of like

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Durwood douche a dig at man very very cool. Oh no

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There's another message round

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Roger Smalls

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Hello I've been Roger Hayer

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I'm just so think out as scheduled for work at the moment and there's one thing when you want to meet you come around the cafe

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Thank you

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You know Roger I'm really busy this week and I think it would yeah, it's best that we that we meet on neutral terrain if you don't mind

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So instead of me coming to your crib or the other way around I suggest you know what

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It's it's interesting

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Roger is getting quite a bit of notoriety around around the podcasting circles these days

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And he showed up in the second

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publication of podcast user magazine

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He he wrote an entire article about his how he podcast and about him. I don't know if he wrote it specifically for a podcast user magazine

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Or if they you know asked him if they could take that off his site

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It looked like it was a screenshot of his Roger Smalls dog blogs bot.com website

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So Roger

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I thought it might be kind of fun since you're becoming such a celebrity for you to come and hang out with me at the Guardian Media Conference

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Which I think is at the end of the month the March 27th I believe

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I'm gonna put you on the guest list

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You know almost like Elvis right you know Elvis is on the guest list at many many rock shows

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So if you want to show up I'm make sure you're on the guest list as Roger Smalls just you know bring some bring a photo ID

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And I'm I'm doing a panel there and we'll we'll hook up we'll hang out and it'll be kind of a neutral territory and we can you know kind of get to know each other

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I hope you're okay with that

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Those of you checking us out on serious stars one oh three soon to be one oh two Pacific Coast Hellway is next

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Madge Weinstein follows that dawn and Drew and it's Thursday

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So I think it might be Brian know with the Frank truth that's all coming here on the pod show on serious and I'll see you guys tomorrow

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Those of you still hanging out here. Thank you very much got some more audio feedback a nice block for you coming up with some and also a celebrity

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A celebrity podcast that I hadn't heard of yet, but I stumbled across yesterday email here from

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Franco

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He's from the rock cast Italia

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Adam S. I. E. that is the Italian version of Ask Cap came out with a licensing scheme dedicated to podcasting fees changed depending on being

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Commercial or non-profit length of podcast percentage of show time dedicated to music here the fees it's kind of interesting

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And I'll also read Franco's response to the fees if you are non

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If you're non-business that means non-promotion if you are non-business what does that what the hell does that mean?

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Okay, so if I guess that means if you're non-commercial up to 500 downloads per week

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If you use 25 if 25 up no more than 25% of your podcast is musical content you will pay

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120 euros a year just add you know like 10% to make it dollars

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If you have anywhere if you use oh my god

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If you use excuse me if you use between 25 and 70%

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Between oh god I'm butchering this if between 25 and 75% of your podcast is musical content

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You will pay 440 euros a year now if you have up to

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15,000 downloads a week and you're using no more than 25% musical content you pay 65 euros a month

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And if you're in the 25 to 75% musical content range it's 85 euros a month

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Now this apparently is for the non-commercial podcasts and there are limitations podcasts can not last longer than 60 minutes

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You can't have more than 15 songs per episode or more than 75% musical content and you must separate songs with spoken words or comments

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So Franco correctly says I'm a non-commercial

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podcast or get between 701,000 downloads a week so I should pay 1,020

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euros and of course there's 18% VAT on top of that a year

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Just for the privilege of promoting Christina Aguilera. I would rather buy a PR 40 and valve compressor

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Actually the PR 40 I just bought the compressor I will be buying soon and I'll continue to promote Matthew

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Ebel the Bitties and Bro low they at least say thank you when I play him right on my brother

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I'm fighting words and we love it in Italia rock cast Italia very cool man. Thanks

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Feedback from Hank just listen to the court case podcast you know it gets me the most

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You can't make the fact that Christina is endangered as the focus of the lawsuit

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You had to get them via business copyright issues where did humanity go?

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I know I know even alcohol had to be judged on tax evasion instead of murder

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Racketeering and stuff like that so it's nothing new but it does make one thing. I hate it

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Why can't you get the bastards on the thing that really matters? Well it would to me if or my child

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I'm pretty sure as yours and Patricia's priority is well indeed Hank anyway

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Just had to fire the thought off even if it probably gets lost in a few thousand other males

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Take care fight the good fight

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Thanks buddy

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Didn't get lost. You know what's interesting though?

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There's this organization called the EFF the electronic frontier foundation and they build

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themselves or at least they have the image that they are an organization that fights for the rights of

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Really a fights for online rights that have to say all digital and new media

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They fight again. They petition and fight a lot and lobby a lot against stuff like the digital millennium copyright act

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But you know twice now

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I think that I've been in a position where there was something very important that was at hand

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For the internet at large and the EFF is completely silent the first one was the MTV dot com domain name dispute

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And I have I'm not going to go into it now, but I will say that I spoke to jump Harry Barlow in person

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He is no longer with the EFF I believe and and I said you know dude

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I need some help here

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Yeah, well, you know, I'll bring it up somewhere and I'll talk to somebody and and you know the end of the day was they wouldn't help me

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They would not it it cost me I think 4 450 thousand dollars

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That one freaking lawsuit that MTV brought against me

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And now with this lawsuit, which I think is critical particularly when it comes to creative comments and it's usage and and interpretation by

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Mainstream or old old world media

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You know where where's the Cory doctoral articles, you know, where's the outrage from the EFF?

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It's not there because I don't believe they're on the same agenda as you and I my friends just wanted to point that out

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A couple of Charlie's ago and oh great now it's being used as a time reference if you Charlie's back

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We had a discussion

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Said you know if you really want to create some outrage and I believe we should have some outrage if you want the same type of outrage about the war

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Against terror being held in Iraq

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In Iraq sandbox if you want the same type of outrage that we had in the United States that we had with Vietnam

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The two wars are often compared to each other and for some very correct reasons and some very not correct reasons

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But I understand the comparison the main difference is the main difference is that the media

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Actually showed our young men and women

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slaughtered on battlefields and

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You know that is when the shit really hits home. That is the real truth. That is what war is about wars not about

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IEDs in surgeons and numbers

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Show what's really happening

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That will that is going to change opinion and and and I'm not talking about the opinion of the American people

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But of their representatives because

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No-one wants bad PR and that would be considered the worst of all possible PRs and we know that

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the government I'm not even sure who

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tried to restrict the publishing of photographs of coffins of

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Service men and women with flags draped over them arriving back in the US which eventually did get out

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But that was the extent of it

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So I'm so outraged that I feel everyone should see what this is really about

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I'm old enough to remember the pictures and the the film reels that were was were sent in

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very very different and I think very important to show it

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And some people agree some people disagree and some people sit right in the middle of that

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Hi Adam this is Rebecca with training rec radio

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Yes, I know I don't have the ideal radio voice by the way your voice turns me on

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many times if you've been told that by a train social woman and yes, I am the real deal

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Anyway, I just wanted to comment on the discussion you started in Delta Sierra Charlie 338 about

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Photos of soldiers getting killed being printed and released in the media

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I would agree that photos of soldiers getting killed would be appropriate to be released only after the journalist has received

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Consent from the family. Otherwise, I think it's just bad taste and

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Disrespectful to the family of the fallen soldier

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So anyway, that's my little two cents on that issue for those of you that want to see she mail porn

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Do a Google search for the rest of you visit my website

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That's training with two ins at a y later beaches

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Is that one word or two words?

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She may

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Thank you very much for the feedback. I like your voice by the way. I think it's enthralling

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And she mail porn. Hey, you know

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So I'm subscribed you got an opinion a dig it now something I came across

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Two days ago and I it just blew my stack when I heard not just the fact that this guy is doing a podcast

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He I don't even think he knows what a podcast is. I think he's calling it an audio blog. He's blogging his ass off

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I really like that

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I don't think I've met him personally, but I have played his music and his videos

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over and over. I mean, I can do

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I know all the lyrics. I'm sure that shit just is embedded. It's it's burned into my fucking brain because of wearing headphones cranking it up

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Known the world over and unfortunately because of the image that he had and and what happened

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He gets ridiculed a lot which I think is unjust because I think he's a very intelligent guy and I'm gonna play this is a two and a half minute clip

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of

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Not just an audio blog or a podcast, but also

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The reasoning behind him starting a weblog and starting to do

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Podcast. I'll just call it a podcast, but I don't even think there's an RSS feed for it. So

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I'm happy to help him out

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Happy to to get him rolling with you know feeds and items feeds and all that stuff and anything he needs and anyone like him

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Because I think it's great that he's come into into our world

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Ladies and gentlemen, MC Hammer

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I recently spent some quality time with the

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Very famous Hall of Fame football player. It was actually at the birthday party

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Another famous Hall of Fame football player and he actually made a speech and what he said in his speech was

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Really significant and profound. He said that he has been his entire life

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Trying not to make any waves

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You know trying to appease to the status quo and

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Although he had achieved greatness in football and looking back at his life

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He wished at the time that he had

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Command of the spotlight and all eyes were on him that he also

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would have said some things and done some things

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That I will they would have called some waves

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They may have made a difference in the lives of his people and in society

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And what that being said and it's stuff with me and I I really applaud him having

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You know the the courage to even say that but what that being said

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The power of

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blogging

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We'll look back at it and it is a paradigm shift and unprecedented and

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To be able to utilize a blogging to help further change

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peace

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to help

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Fight against injustices and things like that. I

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Want to be able to look back at all the blogs

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I will do

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And years to come and say that not only that we have fun with baseball and life and

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Family and God

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But also when some things needed to be addressed and needed to be said

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That MC Hammer stood up and said them and

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With that being said

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I invite your comments

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On history I won't give up on my life

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Because I respect the comments and your thoughts

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God bless MC Hammer

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Cool is that that's a guy. I want to work with man

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MC Hammer out

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Wow, man excellent

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Very very cool

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Ha ha all right MC MC Hammer or just say hammer. I think what is he back to MC Hammer is this name Stanley?

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I don't give a shit dude. We're right across the bay right across from Oak Town

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Let me know. I'll drive Trinity up. We'll hang out

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We'll pop some bottles. We'll make some plans. We'll save the world my brother

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Welcome back to the Bank of America Stadium here in beautiful Charlotte North Carolina

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Skip the details old Kirk here along with Sami slim gym McCoy

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That's right skip man and what a humdinger of an energizer first half the panthers are up by one after a beautiful

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Dr. Pepper power plant he get into the cocoa coal in zone

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Then we'll just 10 seconds left on the energizer first half motorola clock and unbelievable toastinos two pointer to squeak past the cowboys

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What an amazing Taco Bell moment and the incredible must see TV second quarter by the bias and the toastinos two point are also made the

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Remington close shave play of the energizer first half

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I can only hope that the dirt cell third quarter kicks off as exciting a McDonald's second half is the toastinos two pointer

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Fitter's the must see TV second quarter of the energizer first half. I couldn't agree more

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Skip and who looks like we need to wrap up the bull's ball half done report as the players are taking the ruffles turf here at Bank of America

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Stadium to start the dirt cell Macy's McDonald's second half brought to you by Honda

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Honda's 2006 accord hybrid more power less gas Johnson said to deal from the texipo diesel

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Season that's the national comment podcast. I actually if you subscribe to the pod finder, which I think

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I don't know if it kind of will release it today, right? Maybe we'll release it Tuesday. I'm not sure

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I put that one in actually Chris McIntyre put that one into the into the pod finder episode number 17 just cracked me out

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But I think it's actually broadcast on terrestrial radio, but they make this available as podcast and like yep, that's the mainstream media for you

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And the amazing Kevin says hey Adam, I was just listening to the chart of this morning three four four and all about your chord case

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What boggles me is it seems is the amount of celebrity you possess over there and you're up mind you

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I live in Florida and I'm 35 so I'd recognize you if you walked down the street just from MTV in the afternoon

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I didn't even remember your stint on head bangers ball Ricky Rackman occupies that space in my head for me

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Hmm, I can see that you have a certain amount of celebrity even here, but I don't see enough to warrant

470
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Abloid coverage this is what I don't understand unless Europe holds your past televised accomplishments and current

471
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Untelivized and much bigger regard than America

472
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Perhaps it's not necessarily you was Patricia celebrity or former celebrity that I'm unaware of

473
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I'll be know her as your wife mother of your child on the occasional coho so help me out

474
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Oh help a brother out here. I'm completely clueless now don't think I'm slamming you

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Okay, I understand

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Absolutely Kevin. Yeah, I should explain Patricia is

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He's a little bit older than I am. I'm 41. I'll be 42 this year and should be 57 this year

478
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She's currently 56 and she started her musical career in the Netherlands with a Dutch language-based hit very important

479
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when she was 16 so that was 1834 and

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She was just an amazing overnight celebrity success

481
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And the Netherlands very very small country. I think they're probably only 11 million people living in the country at the time

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And they are really constricted

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Not by borders because they you know that borders on well if you cross the water on the United Kingdom

484
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Belgium France Germany if you go up high enough Scandinavia, but by language

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The only other place in the earth where Dutch is is a spoken language is well two places

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There's a there's kind of a version of an in Belgium which would be flenish and there's a version of it in South Africa

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Which would be South Africaans and all of us can understand each other, but it's it's definitely dialect

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Then within the country itself there's huge dialect differences

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So that's why

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Local celebrities, you know really kick around a lot particularly for years up until the

491
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Man up until the early 90s they only had two television stations

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Two all government run radio stations with the same and then they opened that up and

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Well, you know all the so my wife was just well known throughout when we

494
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Hooked up so to speak in my space talk and we hooked up in

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1982 no later than that. I'm sorry 1980

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Should I don't know mid 80s mid 80s

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She was still married so she was of course that we talked about that yesterday and I was on television and so it was like

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It was like a perfect thing a perfect scandal to famous people age differences height differences all kinds of differences

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And people just love that shit and when you have a very small country you need you know to sell magazines

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Particularly if you got 10 15 of them now we have 15 commercial television stations same with radio

501
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You can't just fill it up with stuff that you buy from entertainment tonight people want to know about local celebrities

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We just don't have that many and it's a lot of them actually get created that probably don't deserve to be on television

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But that happens everywhere these days and

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What was amazing is even though we live in the US together for 14 years and rarely went back to the Netherlands

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When we came back we found that our celebrity was still as large as ever

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And we did what most celebrities do we

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We tried to turn that to our advantage instead of running away from it and that of course

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But gets only more and that's really one of the reasons why we left a year almost a year and a half ago is we're tired of it

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You know, so we just want to come here and hang out and

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They got our address and started publishing pictures of our house and well the rest of course

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You know by now so that's what's going on there

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But I would have to say that really it is Patricia who is the celebrity she has

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Real credibility she has an amazing amazing bunch of different talents

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She's done duets with everyone from

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Tony Bennett to

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Joan jet, I shouldn't do it with Joan jet. She was on Joan jet's album. She's been on you know all kinds of really hard rock albums

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used to do those with the

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Was it Babylon AD and stuff like that did those with the panties

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And she's had her own TV show. She's been in these you know in the the European song contest

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She's you know she's from the old school music business

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Of the really 60s seven these and 80s and even in the 90s and she's also beautiful

522
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Google Patricia pie and you'll see one of the

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Four times she was featured in playboy magazine

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The last time being when she was 50 and when you see it you'll say shit. Okay. I get it

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Just briefly a couple things before I check out it here for today

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Ricky Jervais the

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Pay per play from audible and iTunes

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Is apparently already available on bit torrent

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That's kind of disappointing. I wish that the people would have respected

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Respected that when I got a presumed that it's only a few people who are ripping it off but I hope that

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The Ricky Jervais show will be just as forthcoming with the success of their show behind

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The DRM firewall

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As it is

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As they were you know for their Guinness Book of World Records entry. I hope oh

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And then a beautiful email from Laura clap Adam heard a rumor you played a little tune of mine on your kickass podcast

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It made my universe. I would be all snazzy and send you some sort of audio. Thank you as per Matthew evil suggestion

537
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But I'm still learning this whole podcasting thing bear with me. Oh, and thank you. I probably should have mentioned that first

538
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I would come to Gilford in a heartbeat by the way. Oh, she did listen to the show didn't she?

539
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I'm from Gilford Connecticut. So perhaps it would feel a bit like home

540
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slightly colder and less yuppies but home like nonetheless. Yeah, so I'll be in Germany at the Frankfurt

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Music Mesa from the 27th of March through April 2nd Patricia has performed there

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She told me this morning when I read your email tour come hang out and watch me demonstrate a cool little toy called voice live

543
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Or send some pod love my way. I'm so new to all of this but Matt is slowly showing me the light

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We're playing two shows in Kansas City this Friday and Saturday at Bar Natasha

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As a matter of fact, it promises to be mayhem and wonderment

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You are fucking swabulous and I am in awe of your kind words for hey hey sister, which I did write with a wonderful writer named

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DeVinson Williams

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Hope to hear from you soon major props to your wife who tells it like it is and probably keeps your ass in line. Uh-huh

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You bet Laura

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I'd really love that song. I'm gonna maybe apply that play it again on tomorrow show it was and Patricia

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I were actually singing it this morning and

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You know, I did make kind of a little faux pas shouldn't have said

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Charlotte Charlotte church has a chunky ass. That wasn't very nice of me kind of a big fan of Charlotte church too actually

554
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So pathetic and then finally one of the

555
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The new pod show network podcasts is getting a lot of heat recently. I've been following the strip

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Which is the strippodcast.com

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Let me see

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On February 15th last Vegas more the this the strip podcast is about Vegas and it's

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Produced in Vegas and there's a lot of shit going on in Vegas apparently

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So on the 15th Steve win he's the big mogul in Vegas announced he was closing Avenue Q after nine months surprise move

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But the strippodcast guys interviewed him

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They have they have they're also reporters. I think Steve is a reporter so he wrote that for newsweek's website

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But then

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They post that a special edition about the interview in the strip there were a couple of big

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Revelations in it including discussions of future plans for developing his property in Vegas

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And all of a sudden this makes huge waves in the mainstream media

567
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Local newspapers a grabbing up and basically this was a scoop from a podcast

568
00:46:29,960 --> 00:46:31,960
New York post picked up the story and

569
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Then they had these guys just keep going. This is really cool

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In the in the episode after that of the strippodcast they had Las Vegas Congresswoman Shelley Berkeley on they asked her about her recent plastic surgery and

571
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She went on at just a great length about her facelift last summer

572
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But the story that took off

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Check this through roll call the Capitol Hill newspaper

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It did a big item on Monday because they noted and they compared the dates that she had skipped a vote on

575
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Katrina relief in September

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Because she was recovering from her surgery

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So the strippodcast.com is definitely making some waves very proud to have them on the network and and creating all these scoops

578
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They're showing up on like drug report and all kinds of crazy places so

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Way to go guys. Hey, let's play one more pod save song before I get out of here, okay

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I

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[ Music ]

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Yep, all types of music available on the pod save music network, if you're looking for cool tunes for your show, just sign up, cost nothing, just got a report back to the network, that's all, we even reported to the artist for you, and as we start to roll out the unlabel, there's even more ways for you to help support your favorite artists through the sale of unrestricted MP3s, use it.podshow.com, that's it everybody tomorrow, we will have a full blown thank god it's Friday edition of the show Metro Sexual Month,

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and the moment will be a part of that daily source code.com is where you can find the podcast feed and where you can find new episodes and anything else, check out curry.com and of course there's the show notes, wiki, show notes, that info, add them at curry.com is where you can reach me if I can wait through all the crap that I get in my Gmail, I'll see you tomorrow everybody, thanks.
