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me outside the lines in the pod save music network actually a submission from a listener

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from David Peterson who says a friend of mine has a band. This is how it usually goes with

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the pod save music. I convinced him to let me set up a page form on the pod save music network.

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The band is called 10th Hour Calling. Leave singers been safer and they've received some local

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radio play. Most people like Colour Me in Ancient Butterfly. That's why I played Colour Me. I like

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the two of them and very much. Thank you Dave Peterson. You can find David dipstick.com and 10th Hour

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Calling at the pod save music network. Hey everybody it's Tuesday and I have a horrible confession

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to make. I'm addicted. That's right. My name is Adam Curry and I am addicted to second life.

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Have you ever seen this game? This stuff. It literally is crack for your mind man. I'm telling you

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this is a I've heard a lot about it. I've seen people blog about it. I never really have been into

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gaming at all. I'm totally not even flight simulators about the the farthest I'll get into gaming.

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Which of course is pretty advanced and not really gaming. But the second life it's if you've ever

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read the book Metaverse by Neil Stephenson which is a book I think I read in 1993 maybe a little

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late in that maybe it was 94 somewhere around there. This is exactly what the book describes.

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The Metaverse is this place where you jack in and now we're jacking in now through laptops and

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desktop computers and through screens but on the on the Metaverse which is really not that far

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fetch you put on goggles to jack into the system. I can't wait to build a sense say oh,

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shack in the second life. But you get an avatar. You look like a person and you can dress yourself

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and it's a real world that's going on in there. It's unbelievable and I don't think even though

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this was these ideas have been talked about and conceived of for decades really it hasn't been

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until now we have all the connections we have the internet everyone can get online. It works for Windows

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and for Mac I was happy to see and you can actually you know create a second life. The name is

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extremely appropriate and I was just blown away by this. Also my computers were blown away.

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Gosh man that stuff really it really harshes the process. But you know you're downloading

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worlds and you can teleport to places and you can hug people and wave and talk and chat and then

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you can pick up all these gestures and objects and of course there's an incredible thriving

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adult community in this in second life and they have a currency which actually translates to dollars

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it's crazy. You should check it out secondlife.com and you know the thing I was and I definitely

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want to investigate this a more but I have to be very very careful because it's so easy to sit

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down behind the computer log in and before you know it three hours have passed. What I'd like to

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do is I'd like to build a podcast shack you know a little place out by the sea maybe where I live

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in the shack and then I have a hole in the ground and underneath is where I have my my evil

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podshow podshack empire instead of high on a hill I want to be down below and it would be great

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if people would come up and you could you could get a podcast right from the shack. I mean there's

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all kinds of stuff streaming video streaming audio works in these worlds so I'm sure there should

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be a way to exchange podcasts and maybe even build an aggregator build a pod catcher right into

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second life. It's just some thoughts man but wow I was completely blown away.

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Um my uh what is my name in second life? Oh Adam Newman with double end. It's funny when you

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sign up you get to use your real first name but they assign you a choice of last name so that's

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November echo uniform Mike Alpha November November I'll see you there.

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Go I've got listen it's bro hi dot com it's all hood I we drop off they call me the post what my

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I think they've done something similar at hoodhype.com for the source code I want to make sure

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got on serious satellites all the big wigs could listen to it definitely the stars of the

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underground at hoodhype.com check it out I'm going to be a rather short show today Patricia

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wants me to go to the garden center yeah the weather's nice here spring is finally arrived

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blossoms are a blossoming and that means it's time for me to go slip all kinds of plants and

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crap and bring them back to the cottage it's not my favorite past time but I got to do that

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before 4 p.m. right now it's already after one again second life is is to blame for that

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reason being we're getting the dev cast set up now I'd said that I'd hope to have that

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up last night UK time but I think something with a DNS that wasn't propagating properly

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anyway by the time you hear this you're probably be able to go to devcast.podshow.com

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that's dv delta vector vico cast dot pod show dot com and that's where you can subscribe if you

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are developer if you know some HTML and PHP then you'll be able to get into pod show plus

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and the podcast little re network start helping us out create stuff there's actually some

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some ways for you to help us and get paid for it and all of that will be explained in the dev

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cast of the SDK and all that stuff can have Andrew explain that to you and Kevin and I think

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we'll probably do hopefully I'll get to dev cast out this week and included in every single one

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of the dev cast will be golden tickets we're going to try and get 50 people in at first glance

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and judging from the g-mails have gotten on the topic it won't be much of a problem so

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stay tuned for dev cast dot pod show dot com and we'll see you on the other side of the fire wall

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Metro sexual metro sexual metro sexual metro sexual it's an encourage metro sexual moment

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and carries metro sexual moment yeah no just kind of a disturbing trend when it comes

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to metro sexuality apparently this word metro sexual is now on every single outlist or every

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in and outlist on the outside that would be on the lame side that I've seen anywhere in the United

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States I don't get it it's like okay maybe the label metro sexual doesn't fit anymore but the

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the act of it you know as to post a being big macho man that seems to be still going strong just

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you're not allowed to call yourself a metro sexual anymore well I'm sorry I'm going to fight it

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tooth and nail we're going to remain metro sexual here as we pendelled back and forth between the

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US and the UK apparently though according to Paul Nairick Nairink who sent me

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the way he emailed this link was pretty funny this article is pretty interesting regarding the

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surgeon metro sexual behavior in Japan now it sounds like it's like we're sexual deviance

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but there's a whole article and of course I will put a link in the show notes to it about

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Ishi Toko who's one of a growing number of Japanese men investing time and money to approve their

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appearance for them applying facial lotion and wearing nice clothes not just enough many are trying

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things once the preserve of women manicures spot treatments even underwear their enhances the

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body shape or gaining popularity I yes so we have to go to Asia all right I have a feeling that

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Tokyo Dan might be checking in on this topic any other listeners in any other listeners

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in Japan just let me know how what the state is of metro sexuality okay hey Adam just in here on

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DSC 357 you were talking about a city that was using dog crap to generate power oh wait a minute

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live in a small aggregate and it that's not a metro sexual content that get in there that's a

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Trinity comment crap now I've really done it hold on afters for a second yeah all right then we'll

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just try this one we'll do a two for one on this Tuesday that's what I need to produce her for

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okay ready let's do it again hey Adam just in here on DSC 357 you were talking about a city

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that was using dog crap to generate power a lot of in a small agricultural community and we've got

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a similar system my town of Lyndon is surrounded by dairy farms a cows crap a lot more than dogs

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so we got a lot of crap around here recently Washington state's first methane digester

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was installed at a local farm it takes the ways from about 1500 cows and turns it into electricity

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which is then added to the local power company's grid it provides enough power to fuel 180 homes

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and that's just from a fraction of the cow crap we got around here anyway thought this might

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be an interesting addition to your dialogue of alternative energy thanks Adam bye oh dude thank you

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and of course this immediately raises the question if it works with cow crap will it work with

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human crap just imagine the possibilities of heating your home with your own produce

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yeah I just wanted to talk one second about this whole notion of quiet birth and I'm reading

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more about it which is why I want to pick it up as a thread here on the Charlie this is being promoted

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by Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes and it seems like everyone is writing about this what is this this

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is the Chicago Sun Times I guess mainly mainstream and I just wanted to want to stop for

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second and talk about it because what is very apparent to me now this is all a part of

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Scientology the concept of a quiet birth maybe I should tell you what it what actually is now

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wait a minute here's the here's the thing the bothers me about most of these articles it's

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apparent to me that almost no one has actually read the book dynamics by El Ron Hubbard who was the

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father of Scientology and the brains behind it and who I truly believe had a bet with some

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buddy in a bar it said hey dude I bet you I can become the Messiah with my own religion and then

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all of a sudden he did it based on a book but you know reading through the book you know you think

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that you know based upon these what are those things they have those testers your stressometer

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and you know and and of course the horrible stories about who about the the cultish nature of

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the the Church of Scientology you know I read the book and I was pretty disappointed because there's

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no cultism in there at all there was quite a bit in fact most of the book is about you know

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childhood and how it affects behavior and I found it to be quite entertaining I read this book I think

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three maybe yeah three years ago probably on a vacation in Jamaica and that's probably why most

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journalists haven't read this book because if you if you've seen it laying around in a bookstore it's huge

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it is a it is a big ass paperback book I'm sure you can get the hardbound copy but you know it's

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it's quite a it's quite a read that you have to commit to to get through it all but the whole concept

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of quiet birth is not all that stupid actually and they go into into great depth about you know

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the trauma how how an unborn child even can be traumatized by loud noises by bumping etc

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and how that can affect hearing and sight and general attitude and I thought it was some pretty

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interesting things and there was some space outshed in there as well but I thought that almost seemed like

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logical just logics and the quiet birth concept is that you don't talk and there's no screaming

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or yelling during during the birthing process the same by the way goes for operations

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and I'm seeing more articles about that as well that doctors if they were to follow

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dynamics would say nothing during an operation where of course if you were watched you know ER or

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what's the plastic surgery TV series can't remember you know that the people are talking

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all kinds of trash and it's not like your ears are plugged up you know we really don't know a lot

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about how much information gets into you while you're asleep or while you're in the subconscious

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level apparently according to dynamics a lot does so you know this it doesn't seem weird to me

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if anyone has any opinions on dynamics and and forget the church of Scientology because I don't

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only want to get into that because I may be there totally misinterpreting what what El Ron

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Hubbard meant to begin with I have no idea but the whole concept of what's in dynamics it's

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pretty as I said pretty interesting and yeah and to me very normal stuff in there and and

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and to with this journalist you know if you're gonna write about it don't just hop on the

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the Tom Cruise bashing bandwagon he's no butt of mine but you know maybe read the book first

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so you can write some informed articles you said I was not all over you know another hood

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you know I got you ready yeah oh no I know this is a to the d to the a M U to man

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what's up Adam a welcome back from vacation uh it sounds like you had a good time you got to do

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that man you got to clear your cranium uh we really really appreciate your shout out last week man

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it was on the money uh as for Portland a Aladdin I went down there we had a blast right awesome

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had a wonderful time it was throwing down you know it was uh it was uh it was uh it was uh yeah

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give a kick it was a good time it was like Lewis and Clark discovered it yeah Aladdin OT put it on

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the map put it right on the map this time it's ready yeah and what we're gonna do we're gonna kick

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you some um potsafe hip hop in the R&B music oh we're gonna try to keep it family safe you know

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we try to stay away from you know from the you know slap my bitch up type thing right right and

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Aladdin you know he's my boys at DJ yeah yeah I've been spending the cuts for a grip since I was

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like 12 and I want to try to now just push a potsafe music out in the club that's one of the

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things that I think needs to be done because people don't get to hear it you know there's a lot

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of radio stations that play music that's everything that's out they won't play the whole album but

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right and these cast from potsafe don't really get heard that's what I want to do so if anybody

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knows anything about it give us a shout out at alpha maker oh yeah alpha dash omega cast dot com

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dash right give us a shot let us know what you think places we can go and if it would be something

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that you think we're working to club I know it will I mean there's a cut call blow your whistle

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right to check that last year buy it off the move right and hit us up yeah hit us up she can hit

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you hear it on our what show is that you hear it on our number one show number one show so

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all right hey Adam take it easy and uh keep doing what you doing alright man thanks for

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hookin to stop I think make a piece you alpha mega cast hold on a second what they say blow your

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whistle was that with the the track that we're talking about let me just see if I can find it

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blow your whistle as a moth okay hold on it's find out this is what I love about the potsafe music network

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boom as a moth who's played this artist I'd like checking that out first oh my gosh I've

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art now I played them yeah Jesus Christ excuse me

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see I'm slipping I promised I wouldn't do that anymore but I was totally blown away here

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by the amount of podcasters that have played that song which one is it blow your whistle

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let me just hear for a second I look like I play it yeah it looks like I played it on the source code as

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well well know what that would happen there where to go come on yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah

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yeah I remember I remember you know it's important I'm trying to highlight all different

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to genres of music to make sure that you know we're not just talking about potsafe music and

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potsafe music showcases that are only for the rock alternative rock modern rock but also for

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hip hop for R&B for blues country and western christian music we got to make sure we get it all out

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there and I love the fact that these guys are trying to get some stuff into the clubs that's

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very cool and just touching back briefly on and I posted a note to a link to a slate article

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yesterday you know which of course related to that quote from AT&T CEO Whitaker who said that

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he's going to make sure that you know big media companies who use their pipes quote on quote

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will have to pay for it and what I'm seeing still is a lot of confusion from people saying

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well I already pay thirty bucks a month I already have my ban how can I have to pay more let

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let me just reset that for a second this will not directly concern you as a consumer

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of course indirectly it will because if content companies have to pay extra money to get

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high quality high definition whatever the hell is supposed to be done with with more pipes to get

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that to you well you know something they're going to pass it on somewhere they'll pass it on

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to advertise it advertise or pass it into the price of products and and round around she goes right

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so it's not going to impact you directly this is this is something separate in fact I believe

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I believe what what the what the what the big telcos and there's only a few now AT&T is

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really so big I think you know sixty or sixty five percent of of all communications money spent

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will go to AT&T in the United States at least oh man I'm sorry I'm gastronomic today

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uh he's hydromatic and gastronomic gastromatic um I think that the AT&T guys are thinking that

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they're going to connect these pipes to Hollywood so that you know they're all talking about movies

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no one is talking about the upload the upload part gosh how hard is it to see that I think they're

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all looking at iTunes and saying yeah yeah yeah we can make that successful we can we can do that

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too but they don't understand that Apple is making money on selling iPods and Macintosh computers

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not necessarily huge bundles of cash on on the music sales and then not doing too bad but it's

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not like that's huge amounts of money it's just not if you're listening to this on uh Syria stars

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you guys then now back to our little story so it seems to me like the telcos and specifically

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AT&T are trying to hook up you know fiber to the home and of course that has to be paid for you know

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as someone has to pay for it and they're going to charge their customers and i think that they're

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probably looking more towards Hollywood which i think will be a huge disappointment for them

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and i certainly do not believe in the concept of uh routing information based upon priority which

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is another big thing that you hear everyone talking about saying okay well so you know if you have

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you'll have like the dirt road of the internet but if uh if you're content provider the person

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you're getting the information from uh pays a premium or what some are calling attacks

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in that case then your packets that actually come into your home or computer or whatever will

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have some form of priority and they'll be delivered faster more reliably i mean but when you look at

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all the information traveling on the on the net to actually put in place this could create a whole

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new dot com bubble by itself just to have the machines powerful enough the routers powerful enough

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to be able to segregate on an individual packet level what has to go where and what has a priority

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i think and i'd be happy to pay for this by the way i think 30 bucks a month is a good deal

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is cheap and i'll i'll pay 60 a month if you can give me a big honk and fat pipe and i'm sure

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that um even as pod show we'd be happy to contribute if we had more bandwidth you know to uh and of

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course we talked to through our pod cast delivery network you know we we remove much of the

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public internet already if your pod cast is being requested uh through the pod cast delivery network

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onto let's say a calm cast is your ISP that file that data does not travel any other route

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then directly from the pod cast delivery network to the calm cast network it's called peering that's

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the beauty of the network that we've set up so you don't traverse over any of the public portions

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of the internet other than the ones that are directly involved in the request and the delivery of a

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file so to have more uh capability at that connection yeah right on so i'm not totally against it

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what i am seeing though is this wittaker guy he can't buy the right PR he really really really

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messed it up with that statement and uh and he's gonna have to put i think he's gonna have to show

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what he's talking about before people understand it and he's gonna do something quick they're talking

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2008 when they want to have some of this in place which seems very quick to me but he's gonna have to

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show what he really means and he's gonna have to get some partners who are going to stand next to him

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and explain it otherwise this will just result in oh man everyone's jumping on this and i think

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it's just purely because it's it's being poorly explained and he probably doesn't understand what he's

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talking about either which is not a typical of of a huge company CEOs um i and i'm not too sure of

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his background but i don't know if he really understands all of what he's talking about but for now

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i wouldn't be too worried about it i see it really is okay bigger pipes on the way i hope i hope

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and i really pray that someone thinks about giving the upload portion a little more attention you know

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we need to be able to distribute stuff out he's got to push stuff up that's where it's all going

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to come from it's the same thing with second life you know second life is a fantastic game engine

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and the people in it build the whole network i mean you can't have any better example of of how

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media is being and the second life to me is 100% media you can't you can't build any better

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example and by the way hey how would you like to have more bandwidth for your second life connection huh

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mm-hmm and congratulations to Steve runner he made it he completed the Boston marathon

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it was so cool to see uh these automatic emails coming in here's the last one i got at

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617 pm Stephen Walker i should say Steve runner has finished pace 7 minutes and 55 seconds per

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kilometer finish time 533 42 and Steve bought me off notice it was an amazing experience thank you

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for the shirt i weren't probably got plenty of shouts for pod show and he'll have audio on

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that in a couple days and he finished as i said 533 42 not as best time but he was played with

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stomach cramps throughout the race still finished had a great time and he says i think my next podcast

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will be pretty damn compelling because that's the one that'll be coming from uh the marathon

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where he was actually doing the podcast wall running Steve runner dot com congratulations man i'm

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i'm really blown away by uh by the whole concept and it was fun because i think i got five or six or

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seven different emails and so it's actually sitting down just before i had dinner a pop the email

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it was like oh i see Steve's uh you know got about an hour and a half less to go is it incredibly cool to

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see hello come on in it's at here oh hello you're attention to a site called you shop you give

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which is the letter u then shop then the letter u then give dot com now this site was set up to

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let charities make some money from the affiliate links that different uh companies give and they've

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gone out of business specially because some certain websites and quite famous ones that you can

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work out have decided that they don't like the fact that people keep on going back to the new shop

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you give to make to give the charities and money and it said they must prefer people go directly

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to their site once they've gone to you shop you give once so you shop you give have had to go out

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of business because the these particular companies have decided not to continue their affiliate links

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anymore where if you shop you give which is a great shame that everyone involved and i'd just

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like to bring this to your attention just to ask that similar type of thing just doesn't happen

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with the put show charity affiliate links which you mentioned in the past thank you and thanks

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for picking this up on the copy comments delicious feed bye okay sorry about the the audio levels

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there i actually had to jack it up a bit so this is about the pod safe music network which is a part

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of the unlabel and i've said that for the first year of sales leave it just goes to a period

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so we can evaluate it but i'm pretty sure that this will be the status quo for the pod set music network

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pod show is taking no none of the the money that is received for a sale there's a transaction fee

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which is nine cents and that goes to a clicking by and then there'll be an affiliate fee so if

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if you put a link on your show site or on your weblog wherever and someone purchases a track

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through it and we're thinking of making that nice you know like 10% or maybe 15% and the choice

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here is that you'll be able to donate that money to the artist so you take nothing isn't affiliate

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or you can donate that money to a charity and i think the point of that comment was to say be

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careful because sometimes when you use an affiliate link you can lose your affiliate status

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because what these affiliate systems really want is for you to come to their site

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and not just have one link that doughnates through them or something like that and i said don't

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worry about it because we have direct contact with music cares which is for old beat up retired

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musicians that's where musicians go when they're down and out i think Tony Bennett is the

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chair of that so we'll make sure that that gets routed properly and if we have problems with

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affiliate links which i don't think will actually be using i haven't heard from Chris Rockwell yet

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with the dealers if we're going to go live with this simultaneously with podshow plus or if we're going

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to do that with we're doing outside of of of the unleashed i'm not sure i have to get in touch

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with the office to find out later on today by adding this is Dennis from the dedicated asked

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hundred one uses for baby wipes checking in with an audio comment i'd send an audio comment

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sometime back about using podcast is a form of community service by playing PSA's well a public

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relations firm representing the centers for disease control contacted me asking for my help

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getting the word out about their autism campaign kind of sounds like podcasting is being

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recognized as legitimate outlet for delivering a message done it now i used to chase

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organizations down that i wanted to support and asked for permission to play their PSA's

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now they're coming to me a podcast or asking for help to get their message out how cool is that

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anyway my latest show becomes a shameless plug i got to interview an expert in developmental

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disabilities from the cdc and talk about their autism awareness campaign c april is autism awareness

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month so i'm gonna have experts on my daddy cast all month to talk about it now i know that the

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lascivious bitties are using their voices to raise awareness about MS and here's just one more

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example of how podcasting can really help make a difference shameless plug again find my show at

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101 uses for baby lives dot com iTunes and of course at the podcast music network megaplex

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yeah the podcast music network megaplex yeah like it yeah you're right people are seeing it and the

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minute the non-profits uh catch on this latch on to something you know what's happening because

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those people know how to make money and not making it for themselves but they know how to raise money

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and if they see an opportunity they jump on the bandwagon real quick so that's good for podcasting

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and general appreciate the information tomorrow by the way i think we'll do a different type of source code

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since the weather is so nice today i'm expecting it to be good tomorrow as well i won't

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know until i read the matars and taffs later on tonight but but when i uh uh if if i'm in luck

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then tomorrow morning early i'm gonna head off to uh the airport and gonna fly for an hour so

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i'm gonna take Jason from the control tower along with me just to show me the area he's uh he's

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about eight nine hundred hours on the single engine and he definitely knows the area and i was

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thinking maybe you'd like to come along for the ride so i'll bring along the i River and the wireless

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mic set and we'll uh we'll do some sound seeing from the sky over the affluent suburb of of

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gilford so that's on tomorrow's show uh still a few more things left for today source code

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hi Adam this is Phil this is Tony and together we do the soccer show podcast available at

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soccershow.com we've been here all about this upcoming meetup between yourself and the

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brith cast a crowd we'd love to be there but we just can't make it because you see Tony and I

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are straddlers but what straddlers we straddle uh not really sure i want to be a straddler so

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no no it's not what you think we're brits and we talk about bridge football but we live in America

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and we've got green cards and everything uh right i'm getting yeah so we straddly see we straddled

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the brithish and the American podcasting uh we straddlers exactly straddlers it's not as scary as

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it sounds Adam we hope you have a fun night out with that crowd they seem like a good bunch of guys

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if you are any of your listeners are interested in a soccer stroke football podcast we we straddle

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we put out a new show every weekday morning in which we'd live a match reports match reviews

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and a summary of the days news if you're interested in that you should tune into our podcast

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at soccershout.com bye Adam bye yeah all right so catching on to that the draft and

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darts so we have a time and a date this coming Sunday the 23rd of April 3 p.m. and there's been some

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suggestions uh this was the the most interesting suggestion i heard of and a couple people seem to

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agree that the Texas embassy rooms in Trafalgar Square would be the perfect place i'm like

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we're coming to the UK to sit in the Texas bar i mean i you maybe you guys are trying to make us

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feel at home or something like that but i do they have darts in the Texas embassy rooms anyway

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i've left up the uh the venue to the pod pimp Aaron Aaron Brazil he's going to take care of that so

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um sometime today i'm sure we'll have all that arranged and hope he'll set us up and i'll give you

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the venue by tomorrow but definitely you know it'll be in London it'll be this coming Sunday the 23rd of April

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and it will be at three p.m. it's just a couple hours just want to hang out you know we're not

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going to do anything extravagant we just want to meet you guys and what i could see there was a wiki

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set up somewhere that might have been a brick i think palpine field set that one up

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it looks like 20 people have already said that they're coming so i'm expecting 30 and i think

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are going to have a good time hi Adam it's uh Matt Moran here i just want to make some comments

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on dsc 368 you were talking about bark is bank online banking i don't think you give them enough

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credit really for the way they look after your money um i like the fact that when you send money to

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another person online that it disappears for three days i've asked my bank where this money just

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appears to but no one seems to know um i don't know who's making money out of all the interest but

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it'd be good to find out some time anyway i just wanted to make a quick comment also about pod show

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in the UK um the podcast and community in the UK is reasonably small um people are going to be

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protective over the work they've created and also their position within that community which is why

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them meet up in London is a good idea to actually sit down and talk about some of these ideas over

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a pint anyway it'll be a good to meet up with the some of the other British podcasters and

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yourself and some of the guys from pod show next Sunday so uh catch it in right now looking forward

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to it i hope to see you there i don't know ma'am when i pay something through bark lays online um i

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said you have a little checkbox it says remove from my account immediately uh yeah it's gone

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immediately but usually the next business day it shows up as as transferred in paid so i've never had

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anyone complain and no one said who haven't seen it for three days i have had that happen with

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large amounts though much larger amounts uh in fact when we bought the uh we bought the the jag

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had money transferred from the Netherlands it took over a week and it seems like the larger the amount

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that's when you get someone's attention is all of the people start to wake up all of a sudden

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when you transfer big amounts and and that does often get kind of oh you know just like lost in the

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shuffle yeah i'm feeling so bad oh yeah baby from the pod say music network it exposed you to

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on it feel so good with my little Forbes

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i mean again how sad is american idol when you hear this talent

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Melissa Forbes black heart blues you can find at the pod save music network she's from

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australia winter the best female solo artist award of the 2006 international online music awards

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most of Forbes soulful voices drawn comparisons with the likes of dinacral sarday i need a baker

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at least a stance field now they at least a stance field thing they just did because of her hair

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but then i click on who's played this artist what a list this is USA hacks studio sea border line

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and jubies chill cast with the angels rock and black i mean there's there must be

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fifty different spins here and again the math is so simple add daily source code to that

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and you've got a pretty high average of people who actually heard the song and i wonder

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how it's doing for so Melissa if you're listening first of all the pipes the pipes are just too much

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