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Sitting home alone, waiting low control In the silence home, no one left to go

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We are we are The last time I see more heroes

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You know they are just days when you wake up and you need some American hardbreak

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Today being one of those days Thursday everybody how you are doing coming to you from a very foggy San Francisco

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Finally the weather is back to normal yeah it will be cool again

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Yeah coming to you from the curry condo

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It is the coolest bachelour pad

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Except I am missing all the girlfriends to clean up

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and cook and do stuff for me

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gonna do stuff for me man. It's like I'm all by myself. I need to go home. I'm so

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ready to go home. Patricia promised Monday we do a show. I can't wait after a

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whole bunch of a week end of debotry as I have planned for. Speaking of Michael

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Butler, of course you can find last of the superheroes, American Heart

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Break on the Podsat Music Network link to that in the show notes. He is the

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host of the San Francisco podcasters meetup and last night I went to my actually

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was my first podcaster meetup ever shame on me. I have to say it's never quite

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worked out for me to be able to attend one. But Richard Brueher, a Joe

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Carpenter, they gave me no choice really. They said you're coming. You got to

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come tonight and it was packed. There's a lot of fun. Met a whole bunch of

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familiar voices, they will put faces to it a lot of the familiar faces there

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as well. Two of the youngest podcasters or the world's youngest podgoat.

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Let me see if I have my- Oh, I'm bearing me. I got my cards here. These

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girls were too cute. They were so sweet. What is this? One, two, three, listen to me.

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One, two, three, listen to me. Dotlipson.com. No, listen to me.

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No, two, dotlipson.com. Sarah and Nina who do the podcast by kids for kids and

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they got business cards. I was so cute that came over. I Yoda presented last

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night, which is one of the reasons I wanted to go. Tim Mitchell, VP of

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Marketing, showed what the- what is it? I Yoda independent online

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distribution alliances doing very similar to the pod safe music network.

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Except they- they actually have paying customers that would be the

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record labels who pay them to help them disseminate and sell music.

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And one of the ways that they obviously correctly see is through podcasting.

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So I need to re-look at their license and see how close it is to the PMX. I don't

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think we're very far apart. And the groovy thing is pod safe music network really has no

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customers. Yeah, I mean, if you buy something, if you buy a track, but that

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might asn't come to the pod show that goes to the artist. For podcasters, I guess

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really is the audience primarily of the pod safe music network. I work a

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place for them to go and find stuff to play on the show and promote and

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become passionate about. And then on the other hand, it's also a place for

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independent labels or artists to put their stuff up and make it available.

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It's a- it's a place without customers. Oh my gosh. Who would have

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thunk it? I finally have some time though to socialize with the- with the

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pod show folks. I was really nice. You know, I had my usual 1.5

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more tinium was bouncing on my head by then. I just can't drink. But you can't

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smoke anywhere. Can you? I guess. At least not- no, you can't smoke anything.

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Certainly not what I like to smoke. And tonight I'm socializing again.

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Ha! And this has been a long time coming. I am going to a show- I don't know,

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is it- I don't think the show was caught. I think the person- the performance is

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mink stole. And I'm going to be taken out tonight by our very own database

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dominatrix aerononeal. And she said this is the show to go to. And we're going to be

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a perfect pair. She's, uh, I don't know, she's 5, 3. I'm 6, 4. It's going to be just like

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going out with Patricia. Only a little bit different. But I look forward to it. It's

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going to be fun. So I'll have a full report tomorrow. And now that I finally,

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you know, caught up on my sleep and I'm about to go home as usual. I think I'll be

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able to handle it and still have a kick-ass Charlie for you tomorrow and Friday.

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Today, this afternoon, I think it's eastern time. Do they have dual feeds?

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Cali Lewis of Geek Brief TV is going to be on MSNBC. I'm not even sure what she's going to be doing

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there. I presume she'll be interviewed. I hope so, at least. But I'm sure that we're going to

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stop work at the office to see what's, see what Cali is doing. By the way, I love Cali's new

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haircut. Or do you say quafuia? Her quaf is so beautiful. It makes her look even more energetic

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and bubbly. And as we say, Cali, looking good. Cori and Jen, in 20 seconds, tell us, what is

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bucket? It's bucket. Well, that explains it well. No, it's a show about every day stuff. Yeah,

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funny things from our lives together. TV shows, the news. And we talk about the latest

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movies and sports you talk about sports. And there's potty etiquette and kitty high jinx.

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tons of pods safe songs and don't forget the monkey news because everyone loves monkeys.

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Throwing a dash of geek talk and Jen stories about smoking catnip? We shut up about that already!

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I was 13 years old. And um um um uh um um um um um um uh um uh um-

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we curse a little too. For out of five, Dr's agreed. It's a podcast. It's bucket.

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I don't know if you've ever listened to the Gilmour Gang, Steve Gilmour has a gang of tech

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pundits and they talk about the latest news, usually about an hour, sometimes an hour

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and a half, sometimes longer, sometimes shorter, there's also a daily version, Gilmour Daily.

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with ten euros, ready for ten.

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Tenfoil had moments, tenfoil ad moments

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and now its time for the tenfoil hat moment.

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So you kinda gotta know the players who are

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who revolve in San Francisco,

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who make everything shake and move.

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It's quite a little clusterfuck here. I don't think the rest of the world cares too much, but in San Francisco

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It's just wonderful to hear these guys

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Yappin about other guys, and it's really it's just it's like a it's like a scrapbook knitting fest for geeks

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But it's pretty enjoyable to listen to if you're into tinfoil hats

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Let's see who's on the gang. I think Docs rolls is a perpetual gang member Jason Calacanis

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I think he's now a permanent gang member. I think he's fantastic

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I love it when people just say what they want to say and Mike Arlington who is

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Very well known in Silicon Valley for it was a tech crunch. I think and his meme around him also hit tech crunch. I'm sure is his and

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You know, we'll bring Mike Arlington in to promote you know their new stuff that's coming out and and he's got you know super VIP parties and he resigned from the Gilmore gang because

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There was this other guy on a Nick car. I think it is now. I don't even know who he is

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But there's this big bruhaha and it's and it's all over

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The the blogger's career

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Gilmore is releasing it in either two or three parts because it's it's exceptionally long

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Whether it's tech or geek whatever they're talking about doesn't matter when you hear raw emotions come out. That's what's cool

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And you've never hear this stuff on the radio anywhere because you just imagine this type of show running an NPR

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It would I mean it would shake so much up because you really hear people get pissed off at each other and that's nice

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I mean it's anger's an emotion too. Just as valid as happiness

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So you might want to check that out

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And this stuff happens from time to time and and I I just love it

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That's the netting scrapbooking fest of the geeks

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Yeah, you know someone sent me this a survey came out. I heard about it in a different show

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Was it the BBC who wrote about this hold on let me just get this it's about to email

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And the just of the story as I pull up the page actually the title is more than 95% of email is junk

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It's spam error messages viruses and this is a report from email monitoring firms

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Hmm, who's an email monitoring firm a return path?

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Hmm, that probably a firm that sells something

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Email security firm return pass at 99% of the computers at monitors that send mail have been taken over by spammers or virus writers

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You know what I would agree with that. I would have to say that that a large percentage is spam and and it could actually be spam from people

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You know, but it's still spam. I just send you a crap. You don't want to know about but here's the frightening thing

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You know how you get those emails

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That's a you know Viagra. There's other ones Xanx

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Suppressant no

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Xanx is an anti-depressant? No, it's not I don't know what Xanx is but it's supposed to take your fear away and a Patricia

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Was prescribed Xanx because if you have a heart condition, what can happen is if you feel something going on, you know like oh

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I have a chest pain. I don't feel too good

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you know your your fear can

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Can take over and that fear can turn into adrenaline adrenaline takes the place of oxygen

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Less oxygen in your bloodstream can actually make your chest hurt more if you have a heart condition it can you can spiral downward

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So it's very important

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But I caught it the other day

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Yeah, oh, you know, I saw this other place where we might be able to buy Xanx and and I looked at the email message and it was

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Completely one of these spam emails with like you know four lines in the in the email message itself, you know

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Want cheap Xanx want cheap Viagra

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But she had bought it she said and I said but honey, this is spam

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So no, I know it's spam but you know

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You might be able to get a cheaper there I blew me away my wife is very intelligent

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I would never buy something from a spam but she doesn't care today

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It looks like someone had an offer there and I was interested in I don't care how they presented it to me the words were stupid and lame

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It worked for me. I went to check it out. Well, of course

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I have forbidden her from purchasing anything through any of these unscrupulous people, but

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This is it, you know, this is wide continuous because

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It just fucking works

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Loads of money and no worries. Yeah, that's all. We don't either kids life work life

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Hey Adam

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It's just Karen Karen Karen hearty on

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Deadly source code 427 you asked for people to send you requests for you to talk about 80s bands

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I'm going to do just that. I became a banjo. We fan about 10 years ago

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So I missed out on the first half of their career. Do you have any stories about them?

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Yeah, I got a story about banjo V in

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There was the Moscow music piece festival and this by itself was a pretty interesting gig because

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Moscow was still behind you know an actual wall that was in Berlin

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There was no glass no stay was still very much communist Russia and the reason why I was organized is

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Doc McGee who at the time was I don't know if he still he may still be banjo v's manager

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He was also motley cruise manager at the time

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He had been caught in some scandal involving smuggling. I think of marijuana on a private you know

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Leer jet into my am and part of his punishment was he had to do community service

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So he came up with a brilliant idea and was to do an anti

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alcohol and anti drugs concert in

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Lenin Stadium in Moscow

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Azios born the scorpions

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Gorky park which was a fine Russian band

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Skid Row was the and of course MTV covered the event and I was the one that was sent on the chartered plane

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It wasn't by no means a private jet. It was a chartered plane like a

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737 with you know seats that barely reclined pretty much an easy jet before a very long flight from New Jersey to to Moscow

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With one stop in Germany to pick up the scorpions and a couple things happened on the way that were there were notable

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I don't know if I've ever told this story before but

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Azio so Azio I'll get to banjo v in a minute, but Azio and

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And the rest of Black Sabbath actually were on the plane. These are butler was on board and Sharon Sharon

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Sharon who looked completely different. She was a little

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Housewife literally but totally in control of of Azio and had to be because

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You know anti drugs anti alcohol concert or not. I mean this plane was just booze and

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so I'll never forget seeing Aussie standing in the

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And so Aussie's you know standing they go share

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And he let himself right there piston his pants and it was like okay, and that was you know

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We were only 45 minutes away from New Jersey. We just left the airport

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So I knew that was gonna be quite a trip and

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One day I could get into all the different things that happened, but on the way back

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And everyone was it was a two week trip everyone was just completely ripped and and you know

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It had been a very intense time

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Doc McGee had his personal doctor who takes care of his artist was along for the ride

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And I don't know do you remember the Halcyon scare

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I don't know which way I should tell you probably already figured it out

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Okay, so just a little banjobe story for you if you have more bands from the 80s or 90s

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Particularly the hair bands, but I can probably do it on almost anything you want to hear a story

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Sit and there's that's the politics in the daily source code and they stay here

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when many European Jews started to return to

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Egypt, Syria, Lebanon, Jordan, Sidney, and I just know this shit

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Dan from creepy sleepy show is that we were about do another conflict

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The leaders of any party any country have have changed very well along with it or really recognize or realize what's

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What's gone down so I think first of all that makes it seem a lot worse because it probably always was this bad

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We just didn't see it that bad and

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Mary hard of entertainment tonight the bullshit starts when you're on camera

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So off camera. I heard it a sod has to call has Bulla and tell him to stop that shit

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Could somebody please make the fucking call already

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All right, so we're getting it set up comic strip blogger one of the illustrious

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Personalities who appear on the daily source code. I'm going to set up an interview with him

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I have to give him one month's notice and it has to be on a Saturday

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For more about that and

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All of the Friday festivities those of you on serious 102 will have to tune in tomorrow

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Because if it goes hellwise next for all you guys

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And CSB of course has sent something in force little present. I know that you are cooking in the

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Potential juice and you hardly see the word outside of Potential ink

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Blogspot is hosting several slender blogs where anonymous scam people are attacking others and the

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Google refuses to take down such blogs with slender. I have seen blogs where anonymous scam

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Is ridiculing people's wives people's houses and just trying to destroy people

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Probably because these people are in competition with these scam anonymous bloggers

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Yet Google refuses to remove these blogs where anonymous scam

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Attacks people in criminal way conclusion this Google has

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Do no evil principle is the biggest bullshit on this planet

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Let me tell something to Sergei brain one of two bosses of Google in his native language ration

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Well, what are you doing Sergei to be another as a shithead to the problem?

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But at least you have to pay attention to the company in the august rationality

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Potipity new data. Okay, so keep funneling your blackberry keep cooking in Potential juice. Yeah, you know

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Oh my gosh, he speaks Russian now, too. We've had Polish. We have German. We have English. We have I've seen him

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Come up with some Dutch. He does Italian Russian the man never ceases to amaze me. I'll bet you speak some

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Finish as well. I mean, didn't he work for Nokia? He must speak some finish. Well comics are blogger

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You have just witnessed human nature. I see no difference between what is happening in many places in the world take the

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The Israel Lebanon conflict

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You know you could say the same thing as like the Google of this war is America and they refuse to take down the blogs

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You know, I still kind of wonder you know when Israel sends a couple of bullets up a Lebanon's ass

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It does say made in America, doesn't it? What is on the Lebanese missiles? Who makes that shit that they make it themselves?

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They buy it from someone else. You know, who's the Google of them? Who's making that stuff for them?

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It's just human nature comics are blogger. I don't think you you shouldn't even look too far behind these things

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It's just it is I really believe it's human nature

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Eventually people just get into rifts with each other. It happens on every single mailing list. I've been a member of

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Every community particularly in an online world where everybody is equal this happens

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And happens it's nothing to do about it man. If I went after everything which I thought libeled me

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I would have no hours left in the day to simmer in my pod showed juice

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Mm-hmm

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Part of the interview that I'll be doing with comics to blogger or with what I thought was jacic rootowski

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I don't know why I was saying well

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a J.A. C.E.K. is to me. I wanted pronounce it jacic and

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That's incorrect because here's the correct pronunciation of comics or bloggers

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real name. Yeah, thick

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Yeah, thick

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Yeah, thick, yotsick yotsick yotsick rootowski now

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I was listening to that because that CSB actually pronouncing his name. I was listening to that and

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I could hear something in the background. Let's listen again. Yeah, thick

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Yeah, thick

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Yeah, thick

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Do you hear that? It sounds like a kid in the background

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List this one. Yeah, thick listen closely. Yeah, thick

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Yeah, thick

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It sounds like some kid is talking to another grown-up

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Okay, so we know a little more the puzzle is starting to come together comics to blogger

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Most likely has a wife and maybe even a child

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Mm-hmm

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Naptate on the Troy needs an iPod contest member. I'm giving away an iPod

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Video iPod no less

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Let me see now. I got to go for a shoot. I got to go to my site here

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I'd asked you to put all entries into

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The comments a daily source code dot com

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Some people continue to post it at curry dot com. It's it's not gonna be valid if you post it over there

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You know, I want to have it in one place. So don't send it on email either. Let's see

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Yesterday's okay. We got some comments here

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Let me just run through a couple of the entries. I remember this is an ad hoc competition

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So a void where prohibited by law. You know, it doesn't cost anything to enter

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You know, I'm not a lawyer. Praise Murphy yada yada

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Adrian has an entry. There's more to podcasting than iPods dot com like that one. That's good

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Troy, what is Troy saying? I don't know what Troy is saying

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Here we go. This is from

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RDFHG

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Nice handle. I would like to win but I'd rather buy my own iPod dot com

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Yeah, I like that one. That's good. What do you have here iron mask and iPods not just for porn dot com?

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Yeah, it's very cool freshly registered from godaddy dot com using promo code DSC3

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Thank you very much

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You can use any of the pod chill promo codes by the way. It does not have to be for DSC use it for your favorite show

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Let's see here we go. Oh, this is a this is a long one

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Screw Troy. I can barely afford a cheap domain name let alone an iPod dot com. Oh, man

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This is getting bad

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By the day

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Remember the original is Troy needs an iPod dot com and Troy is still very much in the running

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Of course, I'm the only judge

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Let's see

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Here's another entry. I want an iPod by listening to the Charlie. Yeah, very cool

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And of course, there's Troy with his original so I'm gonna keep this open a little bit longer

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Maybe another couple days maybe midweek or so we'll choose the winner

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I always have to give people a little bit of time to catch up because you know not everyone's on the same listening schedule as as the production is

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Oh, what's this firefox one dot five dot oh dot five ready to install

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Firefox is just completed downloading an important update. Oh, it must be restarted now. No, you can't restart

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Dude, I'm in the middle of my show

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Helicopter crash and Afghanistan Kevin toffel sent me

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No, I'm sorry that's Kevin is for something else who sent this Alexander on-off

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And unidentified helicopter crashed in south eastern Afghanistan Wednesday reportedly causing casual casualties

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few other details available apparently two

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Troops were killed in this crash now. I'm very worried about this because the details are completely sketchy

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But the guys that I the Dutch marines the air division

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Who flying the chanook helicopters who I was with in in Iraq. I know a lot of them are

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Now in Afghanistan so Han

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Who was Corona one in Iraq is now ghost 13

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He's a pilot of chanook and has a has a full crew

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In fact, I know that he's one of the guys that went down in Iraq with that Dutch helicopter

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Up on top of the mountain successful landing everybody fucking walked away from it

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So I hope that this has nothing to do

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Oh, I mean it's horrible that anyone has been hurt or or killed in a crash, but I really hope it's not any of these guys

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So if anyone has any information please let me know

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Really really like to know if possible

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Okay, so as I said it's just two more days

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Sorry, that's a major stretch in y'all

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And then I'll be back on a different schedule so I can do the show

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I'd like you know, it leisurely 11 a.m. instead of getting up at six every single morning and

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Tomorrow of course

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We'll be thank God it's Friday edition of the Charlie and I need your

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Music

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What are we gonna play let's rock it out?

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I haven't heard from the official musicologist in a couple days jersey Todd, you know, let's let's get some cool gems

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Please get them for me send them to me email them to me at amacurry.com spam by the way solved

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Played a couple different songs by these guys

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And but not this one apparently

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Outfit's called get go three check it out

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one of the power.

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You have to last there.

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Order.

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Castblastard.com and download Castblastard.

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It's available for Windows only currently, or it's available for Windows only.

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But you can download a version that'll let you record 10 minute podcasts for free forever.

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And if you sign up for Pod Show Plus and you want to make a podcast there, you can actually

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upload everything, your show notes, your RSS, all the podcast feed stuff, all the stuff

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you have to have, but don't really want to know about, we'll be generated automatically.

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And it integrates perfectly.

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Now, we've also been in contact with the Ubercaster guys.

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I believe the Ubercaster is now available for beta download.

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I don't know if anyone's tried it out.

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No one has sent me anything.

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Any, of course, I'll be looking for an audio comment about it because my Mac is still in repair.

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My power book.

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Hopefully it's going to get fixed because there is some data that I wanted off of it at the very least.

433
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But we have been in contact with them.

434
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And we've made an, it's called an API and application program programming interface,

435
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which is basically a way to connect external programs to the Pod Show Death Star engine.

436
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And it's something called the MetaWeblog API, and with a couple of tweaks and changes there.

437
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But it's all documented.

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You can find it at developer.podshow.com.

439
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And the Ubercaster guys, as far as I know, are implementing the API.

440
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So when you're done recording something with Ubercaster on your Mac, you'll also be able to

441
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shoot it all right up to the Podcast delivery network.

442
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And of course, that's open for any other program.

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I hope to see audacity implement as well, pretty soon.

444
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So that's, that's it.

445
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They think that got to get out of here.

446
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I got to go to the office.

447
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Hey, everybody, take care of yourself.

448
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Thanks for listening.

449
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Adamaccurry.com, dailysourcecode.com.

450
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I'll see you tomorrow for a thank God, it's Friday edition of The Cha Cha.

451
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Another Pod Show Podcast.

452
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Stick it in your ear.

453
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Get this Podcast and we're great ones like it.

454
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On the high performance Podcast, delivery network from Podshow and line-white networks.

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I love it.
