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Than the next generation radio content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into this show.

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Yo, Adam.

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This is Chris from Dallas.

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Hello, right now.

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I'm taking a nice drive.

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It's 150 mile drive.

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Got my DMV for the Charlie.

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On the iPod and that got to tell you a love it.

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Just calling it for the legitimate man.

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[ Music ]

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I'm not eating, she's lost in time

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I'm not eating, you're lost in time and space

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Hey wait, are you using one, stick that in your crackby, bud.

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Natalie Brown, I wonder kicking off two days

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Daily source code coming to you from the curry condo in an overcast and kind of dark

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Northern California the 24th floor. I'm looking out over the bay. I'm seeing clouds

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I'm looking out towards the mountains. I'm seeing clouds coming rolling in. It's okay after

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After all the hot weather we've had in the UK. It's all right. Hey everybody, how you doing?

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This is the Daily Source code episode number

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four hundred and three. Wow. So apologies for yesterday that we didn't get to share a show

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together. But at the very last minute, actually Saturday is Patricia and I were on a way to

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to visit my mom which we did flying of course and Patricia loved it.

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Ron and I had a conversation. It's just so much stuff going on that it made a lot of sense for

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me to come in a day early. Which of course means it? Which of course means that I don't have

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my shirts from the dry cleaners. I forgot to bring half the stuff and normally bring it

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when I get out of my rhythm man then it all seems to go to shit. But gonna be here for the next

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couple weeks and we'll be bringing you the Charlie direct from the condo. Today of course the first time

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I've actually set up with everything on the on the windows laptop. So my outline of the show notes

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including cast blasts are all in this tiny teeny little screen which tells me I really got to get a

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studio set up here. I'm gonna have time for this trip around and I think when yeah tomorrow

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some furniture rise which Patricia and I ordered last time we were here. So I finally get my

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dining room table and some chairs. I mean nice to have chairs in the condo. That would be novel

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and the studio set up which isn't really a custom job. Like I have at home the my father

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and law made for me but we found a baker's rack and it fits perfectly against this one wall that

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really is wasted space in the condo. So everything will be up on racks. I'm gonna get a dedicated

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machine here. I really should get a dedicated mixer and all that stuff as well. But everything seems

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to be working fine for just now. Hey I've been missing them for a couple days. No not just days.

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Maybe even a week and a half and all kinds of crap going on with him and comments their

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blogger and thank goodness the man is back.

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Hey I've been Roger Heyer. I had you mentioned that you're looking for new house and

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gun fire and I want to let you know that I found a nice one bedroom to sell this.

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Probably just a few doors away from my house. I think it would be splendid if you moved

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at the road as you'd be able to come over to my house so nice could have teed

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maybe some drugs I've got some more seen. It would save me having to walk all that

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way to the usual wifi just to download some podcasts. Anyway I had to send my blog off this weekend

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because coming to the blog goes report me to the police and I don't actually want to get into

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any trouble. I know I sued a lot of people in the past to argue with him and I don't

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want to be another one. I certainly don't want to make you liable for podcasts and

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these ghost Hitler because we might end up in prison together and unfortunately a

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beautiful man like you wouldn't last two minutes in the shower block. And what

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worries me is that I didn't think podcasting has any rules or regulations but

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it just looks like anyone with enough money and guilty secrets can control what

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the other people say just like traditional media can explain what these rules are

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so I can start blocking again and right now though it's quite a half to be

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angry on a lovely day like today and being in the garden in my end to pants

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listening to your voice we might move so soon. It's a very sweaty and content though

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just wish you were here to share this right being with me. Thank you.

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All right Roger. Actually at the mix we did and it's going to put in can I

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be your B&H? You can be my B&H any time Roger? Yeah this thing has got to

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be. But I think I have to jump in mediate if you've ever looked at curry.com

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look at the comments underneath because I cross post daily source code there as well as

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on daily source code dot com which is the official site and where you get the official

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feed please that's where you need to get the podcast feed. There's such a stupid

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stupid infantile thing going on between comic strip blogger some of Roger

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is a jacic watcher dot it's it's annoying. Now I'm not a guy who moderates comments.

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I have no time for it. I can't even moderate my email which means you know

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way through the crap on email so not to do that for comments I don't I don't

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think so. So with me it's either comments or no comments and if we can't stop all this

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crap I'm just going to turn the comments off you know it it'll be a shame but it's just

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it's not worth it so I've sent out to request to to all parties involved and

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such a stop it stop already ruining the the comments. Oh ruination. By the way

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interesting news it seems that Roger Smalls now has a gig with a BBC on what is

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it called one click BBC. Now wasn't able to actually download the file I'm not quite sure

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if if that's a podcast or not they have some kind of player that pops up when you access

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the link and loan behold there was Roger doing an overview of the latest news on the net and

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podcast and huge disclaimers from the BBC by the way saying that nothing Roger Smalls says

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is represents the view point of the BBC or the general counsel of the BBC but

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congratulations Roger I couldn't be happier and you know that whether we live next door

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or not you're always welcome to come and filter my Wi-Fi and it's totally my pleasure.

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More news from around the from around the weekend Robert Scobel has left Microsoft

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is joining pod tech the technical the technology podcast network he'll be vice president

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in charge of media which I guess he means that that means that he chooses shows the

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join the network and works on the on the overall strategy congratulations to Robert

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if you've never read his scobelizer weblog definitely check it out it was all

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you know I even though this is this is great for Robert and I had quite a conversation with

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Steve Gilmore about this I think it'll be on the Gilmore daily this week you know

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blood it's not a loss for blogging is it's a loss for people who want to know

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what's going on inside Microsoft for some reason scobel just kind of you know

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made the made the company more a bunch of nerds and geeks and he was like our port

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through the firewall and I really enjoyed excuse me since sale this since sale

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for some reason it just felt like I was getting more information out of Microsoft

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with having Robert there I think Microsoft messed up I think they made a huge mistake

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by not keeping him on but congratulations to Robert can't wait to see what you're going to do

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and of course I'll be moving to the bay area so that's my neck of the woods

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50% of the time so look forward to hanging out with you once in a while Robert

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this is a question I received from a lot of people

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this particular one came from oh this is actually a comment from Jonathan

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fried power books in a year I'm now working on the windows platform using the

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notebook since most of your life is now online I'm curious to know if you have an

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online solution for your on the outline or no dude I wish I did I wish

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you know and I have a very simple so right now I'm using something called

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whizz folders as an outline because on the outline if you have to use a

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mac I think it comes pretty bundled like the light version comes pretty

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bundled these days I love I love working without liners I love the

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on the outline because you could easily drag a file right into it and it

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would just be in the outline and it would know where it lived on your

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hard drive and everything and this whizz folders kind of has that

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capability but it's still not really the interface doesn't really work

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drag and drop files and clips and stuff into it gosh I would use that

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no hard beat I'm now using you know just to let you know how

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how little I actually use the operating system itself I live within

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the entire box I'm using gmail google calendar what else does

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google calendar rightly I've been using rightly for word documents

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and now the new google spreadsheets and it works fantastic I'm not a

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power user you know this stuff is great for me and I can access it from

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please let me know I'd really appreciate it little behind on

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comments and stuff that I'm coming in and of course our voice

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seven five three a bit behind as I said so even though we already

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know all about the Tony Awards I'll play this for you anyway I

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had him this is Jim Farley with the musical world podcast the podcast

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for all things musical theater I'd like to invite you in the lovely

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lady Patricia and all of your listeners over to www.musicalworld.us

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to give a listen to our special Tony Awards preview show I know you and your

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lady Patricia are fond of musical theater and I think you'll enjoy the

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we have theater critic Russell Florence Jr. as our guest and he's going to tell

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us who he thinks all the winners will be on Sunday night so on Saturday

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June 10th come on over to musical world and join us for some Tony Awards

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revisions and they add them congrats on 400 plus I'm so sorry I fucked that up

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I should have played that obviously I should have played that Friday I really

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messed it up dude but two things I wanted to say first of all I'd like the fact that you're

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doing that show the other thing is we hate musicals we do not like the musical

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theater know we like theater we like shows but real musicals all men you got

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to have a real good one for us to particularly for Patricia to like it and boy I'm

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going to miss her while I'm here these you know the next few days or two weeks

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because and yet the only thing I can think of is we maybe I get her on Skype

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and we do something together but I don't know if it's going to be the same

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and of course there's also Christina's pod save the queen like how am I going to do

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that now I hadn't actually showed her cast blaster and half the studio is with me

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and I don't want her to create it on a Skype headset or something although

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I did say why don't you get one of those sexy boy friends of yours to hook up

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a really good Skype headset mom will pay for it and then we'll try and record

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the show that way because I really do want to keep the the consistency in

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there's funny and what the office saying oh man you know how's Christina doing

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as she enjoying the show and all I can say is well yes she loves the show you know

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she loves doing it and she's just waiting for that pod show contract because

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I don't know there's folks over at other networks that are getting pretty interested

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on clever little pub 16 this week we explore Anglo American differences

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it's good to be playing promos again even though I love talking to Patricia we

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never seem to get around to them and uh there's even some that are now new

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We're happy to join the pod show family always under the radar always loud

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and always un-sensored.

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She's cute too welcome and I got it inside the satellite window.

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I'm doing really good today this is groovy even though it's what is it?

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715 a.m. you know I uh so I arrived yesterday Monday.

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uh into the northern hemisphere up into the Arctic circle that the pilot actually

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made mention of it that he never been routed that far up north and was beautiful

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oh I mean just looking down onto uh ice caps and as we came down over uh

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the rocky mountains it was just a beautiful flight and I'm so glad I I slept for

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probably about four four hours or something like that see I also saw some movies

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what I see today you go can you remember oh uh E on flux which I think

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I'll watch any movie that she's in.

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I'm a little fuzzy I'll see if I can come up with it later.

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So I got in around uh 130 and uh interesting I got completely opened up

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at customs that was new um and there was a lot of activity yesterday at San Francisco

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at the airport you know customs activity lots of people there you know their suit

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cases were being opened up and I got a pretty thorough drilling I have to say

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Hey Ron I'm at the airport so to work out fine when straight to the office actually

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after I dropped off my stuff and we had a couple meetings up until seven o'clock

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so it was completely wiped out by the time I got home or my favorite sweet and sour

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chicken from the Chinese guys around the corner built the studio got it ready

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for this morning and went to bed straight away so I got a good seven hours

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of sleep was up at five this morning going through all the backlog email.

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Of course that's why I got a lot of these voicemails and promos I just way too

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laid on and I also checked out the ad challenge this is the earthlink ad

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challenge campaign that we're running where we actually are going to pay you

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across the board you know as uh as as their commercial and we'll have a couple

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been following the world cup looking for another update from from my

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from my guys they're gonna be sending me one soon this week I presume. So even though I didn't see

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oh I didn't see the Netherlands play on Sunday. Wow Robin was great and I must say I'm kind of

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getting into it I got a little bit of World Cup fever and it was so cool to go Saturday morning

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I had to fill up the car before we drove to the airport. So it was really early it was you know

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730 and the the the gas station was just filled with cars and people buying big

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crates of beer and crisps and you name it and flags everywhere everywhere England flags people wearing

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England flag T shirts and tattoos and paint and the other pride is just unreal and then we flew to

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the Netherlands and everything was orange and there were orange shirts and orange flags and

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different money it was like going to a whole other country in just an hour and 15 minutes.

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Unfortunately the US lost their first game three zip I still you know they have a chance still

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and they are ranked I think fourth in the world so I'm really hoping that they do better it's hard

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now I've got like three teams that I'm following and I really like them all for different reasons

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and I'm affiliated with all three so any one of those three that wins will be great and

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I'm not quite sure if it's if the world cup has any life to it in the States I'll figure that out in

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the next couple of days and I have no idea who's playing today or what's going on but

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definitely enjoying it the only real sporting event I can totally yeah and the Super Bowl I guess

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it may be the world and maybe I guess any final game I like so lots of talk around the office

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about me being on windows particularly because a lot of people have now purchased a

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MacBook Pro and

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they're running side-by-side windows and Mac applications very cool he in fact here's the listeners doing

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exactly the same. Hey Adam this is York from Berlin Germany and I just wanted to tell you that I'm

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actually recording this bit in Casplaster on parals on my iMac since you wanted to know

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yeah and winners look like shit okay bye love you show don't go yeah it does look like shit doesn't it

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but it works you're right the only game the village is not well should all it's English but it's

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supposed to be said with a Welsh accent says Jamie Garner through Gmail Welsh is quite a hard

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language to master and does slightly sound like cling on yes no kidding second thing

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oh that's about taking the Jubilee line to Canary War. I'm getting so many comments about that

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I'm the only game the village I wasn't it doesn't sound Welsh at all to me I watch those big brother guys

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the housemates and they were speaking Welsh and it didn't sound at all like the only game the village

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but I find it a fascinating language and there are Welsh podcasts and you know when we get

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kicking with the show in the UK we'll definitely have a place for Welsh podcasting and for Irish as

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well interesting love I was we're just trying to build it up we're just trying to make the show the show

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something else I received oh I wish I had find uh oh now I gotta go back and look who sent this to me I'm

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sorry uh how it's turned who of course is only uh one channel up from us on serious satellite radio

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is definitely definitely listening to this show let me see if I can make this just before the

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satellite window closed you know but I like the classic rewind and a classic vinyl I'm I'm on all the

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time I'm on uh channel 9 that's the pulse I listen to the heavy metal thing I don't even

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wish one when I work out sometimes I listen to Jay Thomas on um stars and sometimes I listen to that

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iPod show with uh oh god that drives me crazy what's that guys name um curry yeah I like that

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guy Adam Curry I like that guy an iPod expert I imagine somebody's sitting in I like a little room

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you know broadcasting to nobody I don't know I just listen to that so I don't know what they're talking

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about I'm trying to listen to the figs but then I can't I don't listen out here I listen to

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serious left all right those of you listen to us on stars 102 Pacific Coast Hellway is next

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that you know that really chaps me I have to say I really dig that you're having been a

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stern junkie for years for years and still listen to him on serious I love that that's cool

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he said I love that guy thank you that that is a huge compliment to me oh let's see what are we

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doing here yeah people in their living room kind of in the kitchen on the bar in the kitchen

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does it really matter I don't think so I really don't you know stern is he's smart man he's

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he's just listening he's listening to everything that's going on he knows he knows what's what

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people are doing and uh he knows that this really is the future of audio entertainment that's why

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he's listening to it Steven Dawn said hey Adam I have a daughter who's turning 14 curious to know

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what age do you let your daughter begin wearing makeup and perfume thanks Steve wow I think

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Christina already had lipstick in her hands and all over face at the age of three and you know it's

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so hard because what is what does a kid do a kid replicates what mom and dad are doing but going out

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out of the I mean it all depends you know if I think it started very slowly Patricia being a

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makeup expert hands down having her own cosmetics company of course it went very gradually I think

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maybe she was you know a little bit of I shadow or maybe a little bit of mascara or something like

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that and it really depends on what shades of stuff and how heavy the makeup is applied but

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I think that she really eased into it but it's not like you flip the lights twitch and say okay

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do whatever you want go out with you know with bright red lipstick I wouldn't let my wife go out

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with bright red lipstick if it was too bright too red or not coordinated with her dress and she was

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in handbag so it's all about you know what's the balance there but it's going to be very hard

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you know to to set a particularly when kids or teenagers look around you pick up any magazine any

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magazine and you'll see that there's not just makeup there's also a shitload of a photo shop and

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go on on everybody looks so thin and pretty yeah I'm just a little flat think again listen to

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you're not supposed to talk into the microphone so I this guy sent me a couple of voice comments

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about about three nine or five where I got so pissed off about the plopping sounds etc and so

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now he's telling me how and by the way this is you know you can this is a real shit quality

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coming through on the voice mail line but he's telling me I'm not supposed to talk directly into

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the microphone okay I know you've been doing an radio and broadcast and shit for a long time but

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let me tell you what I've been working at a radio station for often on OPEC in years and I've seen

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all kinds of different microphones and people all the time all the time when they go in and they

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sit down they talk directly into the microphone well of course it's this big phallic thing that's

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staring you're right in the face you know you don't approach those things at a 45 degree angle

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ever but once we're using the right now or the electric voice something 20 looks like a giant

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trojan kind of or something you probably know what I'm talking about yeah I do well hold on a

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second that's not entirely true because and this is just geeky for for people who are interested

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but the the shoe or microphone that you that you speak of is pretty much the same model as the

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high PR 40 that I'm using originally it was developed for a to record drum kicks the the

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kick drum the bass drum so they put it into that hole that you see often in or on the other side

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of course but they would put it into the into the bass drum so it gets the actual force of the drum

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the wind straight into it so you know it wasn't even developed for for use in for voice it was

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did not have to for drum kicks the 45 degree angle to your face if you talk into the mic not only

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are you gonna pop it unless you got this thing perfect that's it you're also gonna get the sound

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of you breathing into it yeah exactly I like that you gotta understand one thing and I do appreciate

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what you're saying but my show has a sound and I think if you go back to 395 and listen you'll

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understand that I take my sound very seriously I like it I like being able to I like being able to

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hear myself breathe I like a little bit of a little bit of a reverb on it I like a lot of compression

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I like the music to be compressed it's my art you know it's almost like saying to the Rolling Stone

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you know hey your guitar is distorting hey Jimmy Hendrix man can you hear that the guitars distorting

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turn it down don't turn it past eleven something that I didn't leave on the last message that I'll

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leave on this one just been popping on and off probably about three or four times first show

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for about the last ten or fifteen shows I've noticed I'll be driving along I'm feeding my NB3

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player through my car stereo and I'll get a pop just coming out of nowhere so you're either pop in the

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mic or you're over modulating cash last or one of the other so dude for the other the

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content oh okay right it's about the content it's my sound man I like it that way I want you

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to hear the the flem in my throat if at all possible we discussed during a Trinity segment

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where was that there was three hundred seven maybe I think about this new hydrogen power

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that this guy developed and he's making hummers for the US government that run on water

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or it's like hydrogen and so the the person the only person I know who really knows about this

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stuff and his up on it is Ray Lane one of our board members and investors from

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Clienter Perkins because they do a lot with this green tech fund they have like 200 million

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dollars they're investing an alternative energy and fuels and research and all kinds of stuff and

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so I sent him that and he said yeah well first of all he says that he had like he really

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laughed about Patricia talking about you know the conversation she had with him where he was

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offhandedly talking about the forty million dollar house he almost bought and of course he'd already

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seen the YouTube video and I did but I think I put a link to that in the show notes he said

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he looked into it and let me just grab a couple pieces from his response here

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the first question from the water fuel video is can you get more energy from hydrogen enhanced

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gasoline combustion then it took to make it and I guess that is really what it comes down to the

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answer is a very cautious yes what's very poorly understood is the characterization of that

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enhancement effect the thinking is that the combustion of a relatively much larger mass of fuel

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in a process that is quite inefficient to begin with can have big swings and efficiency from

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small changes in combustion okay so the one-out bought a number of onboard H2 generation systems

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advertised around the web installed them and put the results on the dyno what's the dyno no

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statistically significant results however the characterization of the impact of hydrogen addition

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to natural gas is very complete and there is a threshold is 10% for an observable effect

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so I guess what what he's saying here is that maybe there's even more yeah the carrot is that

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using primary ice energy man there's too many acronyms here ray ice energy to make sufficient

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hydrogen might not have a net positive impact on power output so it actually takes more energy

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and people said this about biodiesel in the beginning as well but it's not entirely true at least

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biofuel maybe with ethanol but not biodiesel but when it comes to the hydrogen stuff it apparently

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takes more energy to actually create it than it delivers however using waste energy in the exhaust

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heat and pressure might very well tip the balance and of course it also the result of a hydrogen

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hybrid engine is water so you can reuse that but the jury still seems to be a little bit out

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lots of comments still about episode number 400 that we had recently and here's an interesting

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feedback about a future milestone what about um this is Buck Thompson a listener i don't have a podcast

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at least not yet um so i'm just listening here to uh to the charlie number 400

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congrats on that milestone but i was thinking it was like you know what's the next milestone

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and it like it hit me like a ton of bricks i'm driving from work i'm like holy shit it's 420

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and like i gotta do something i gotta i gotta start a podcast or i gotta i gotta do something this is like

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monumental jeez so i decided to share uh my excitement unfortunately that's all i have to share right now

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like hard and uh i can't do much about it but uh i don't know maybe you'll hear from me um but that's

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it no plugs uh love the show keep going um i'm having a lot of fun listening to it thanks right

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on man and uh 420's back at you make sure you get all your stuff in for episode 420 get your

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light clicks get your pod save songs that you think are relative send them on in lots of people

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suggested stuff i should do for tomorrow's show which actually i was planning to be the show while

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i was in the air i wanted 404 to be very simple the podcast you requested is no longer a bit

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worthy organizations working to find a cure there is another approach prevention

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in the background you've been listening to scanlin on the pod safe music network

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good initiative man anything i can do to help so let me know

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together dsc3 upon check out and you'll get that domain name for only six dollars 95 cents christian

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from from Germany says hey Adam think you already know this maybe you don't care Angela Merkel

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the German federal chancellor which is comparable to a prime minister is just started a weekly video

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podcast and it gives me the feed christian thank you very much i've said i'm subscribed to that

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and i'll put a link into the show notes it's always good i love seeing politicians getting into

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podcasting and using new media and i love even more if they keep it up very few do you know usually

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it's like maybe one or maybe even a second episode and that's it you know almost second what's

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flashing here for some reason oh what is this still still so getting used to some of the

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quirks of windows oh man this is sheba is not very nice when you run on a battery power though

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it kind of tells you and then closes down within seconds okay just a couple more g-mails here

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Adam Doug from Doug and Boulder oh Doug and Boulder right had a quick request can we stop using

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the term wife beater to refer to tank top undershirts hoping not being too thin skinned here but

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I gotta tell you every time i hear you or someone else use that term well it makes me cringe

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it has a real negative connotation for me kind of like child pornography whoa dude i mean

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no it's a wife beater it's just a figure of speech come on it'll be so sensitive

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okay and thanks so much to everybody who sent me invites to rightly i'm now using it man

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is that stuff amazing you really is fantastic this is the online word processor so you can

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create an open and and edit Microsoft Word documents you can collaborate with people on documents

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you can actually use it as a chat system it's it's really it's a very smart thing

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and i discovered that there's another feature if you receive an email and of course i'm sure this

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is all going to be tied together you know soon when there's an h with there's a Microsoft Word

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document that comes into Gmail it'll say open and rightly or open and open and google word or

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whatever they call it but now you can you can actually forward anything that came in and it'll

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forward the attachments into your rightly account and you can just open them up from there i mean

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this stuff is so phenomenal i love it uh gone of the days it's spending 400 bucks i'm like

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your soft office all right time to wrap this up a song from the pod safe music network which

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comes with it's very own listener intro hey Adam this is Jeff just south of Nashville

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one of your listeners calling in again uh friend of mine is in a band called salient

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and i told them all about pod safe music network and i actually convinced them to sign up on

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there so i was thinking maybe you could check out one of their tracks again the band the name salient

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at the l i e and t and the track that i recommend is called immortal ice so check it out

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[ Music ]

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Selient from the potsy music network, thank you very much for getting your frames up on the network keeping

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We've got tons of new songs every single day. You're welcome to go over there and check them out as a listener

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But more importantly, look at the the podcasts that are playing these songs check them out

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Listen what other songs they're playing see what other shows are playing that song

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It really becomes into a whole network of recommend if we screw this

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Recommendation engine stuff like if you like this song you'll probably look that song

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Now you write a little emailing you send the to your local DJ. You know what I'm saying? That's how it works

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All right, everybody I'm out of here got to get to the office. If you're wondering

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What the whole point of this trip is for me? By the time I leave

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We will only be days away and this is no joke

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This is the real deal. We're finally close enough to releasing pod show plus which is for you the listener to help you

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Listen to podcast to find the podcast you want to communicate with other listeners with other fans with podcasters with pod save artists

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We're really trying to tie it all together, but the time I leave will be ready to go public beta with that

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That's going to be fun

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for 20 everybody tailwinds and I'll see you tomorrow. Bye bye

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