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It's time you've got in the game.

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This show will give you a special code to get great discounts at GoDaddy.com.

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Get a domain name, frequent blog, and complete email.

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Get in the game at GoDaddy.com.

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Delta Sierra Charlie 5 to 8.

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$16 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio content in my ears.

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

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I'm suggesting kids that are great.

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Dear star, mood, apathetic.

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My life is spiraled like that word.

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I couldn't get enough of mine to go to the bloodbed romance and suffocate me dry concert.

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It sucks because they play with my favorite songs.

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Stop my heart because I love you and rip apart my soul.

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[ Music ]

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When I'm dressing in drag, I call it freedom of expression.

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What's this called me a bag?

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Because our dudes look like chicks.

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Nerd chicks look like dykes because emo is one step below.

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Transvestite.

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Stop my breathing and slip my throat.

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I must be emo.

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I don't jump around when I go to shows.

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I must be emo.

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I must be emo.

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My parents don't get me now.

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They think I'm gay just because they saw me kiss a guy.

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Well, a couple guys.

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But I mean, it's a 2000's.

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Can't two or four dudes make out with each other without being gay.

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I mean, chicks dig that kind of thing anyways.

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I don't know, Dari.

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Sometimes I think you're the only one that gets me.

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It's Adam and Andrew.

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The emo kid.

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Hey, everybody.

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Talk us.

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How you doing?

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Welcome to the Daily Source Code episode 528 coming to you from Curry Condo.

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I am crippled.

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It's perfect.

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Quabar today is in full effect.

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I got no connectivity at the condo.

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Oh, man.

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No connectivity at the other place, which we still haven't found the name for.

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Worked in on it.

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Oh, I hate it.

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I hate it.

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Apparently, what's been going on is Comcast, the incumbent.

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And you know, I don't have a telephone line in here at all.

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I have, I don't need a telephone line.

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I got a cell phone.

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I just all I needed was a cable modem, cable connection.

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Someone I arrived to yesterday.

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Was it yesterday?

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No, the day before yesterday, Wednesday.

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I rolled into town and the minute I walked in, you know, I fired up the eye

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Mac.

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I fired up my, uh, my Nokia to connect it to the network.

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It connects to the Curry Condo network and no connectivity outside.

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Turn on the television.

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No television.

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Well, that's a pretty big clue right there.

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What's been happening is Comcast is now.

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This is what they say.

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I'm not quite sure what it means.

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They've been changing quote provider.

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I didn't know that Comcast had to deal with their own provider.

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But the provider that, uh, I guess brings the lines into different buildings, including

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the condo.

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Three floors were out for a week apparently.

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And so we had all kinds of people running around because yeah, without connectivity

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at the condo, I might as well go to a hotel.

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You know, it makes no sense for me to stay here.

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It's really pissing me off.

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So the, uh, Wednesday afternoon or Wednesday evening when I got back, it worked.

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Television worked.

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Everything was fantastic.

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And then in the morning yesterday morning, uh, I had, you know, no connectivity.

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And about, um, a third of the channels that I normally get on television are coming in.

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So clearly, there's something wrong with a throughput in the building.

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I guess it's just, I don't know, but it's really pissing me off.

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You just forget how incredibly dependent you are on on some type of real connection.

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And so I've been trying to pair up my vio, uh, through Bluetooth to my, uh, E61, uh, download stuff from the edge network.

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Man, that's, that's, I'm telling you, that, that really is football.

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Which, of course, stands for fucked up beyond our repair.

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Trying to make one of those connections.

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No way.

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I just can't figure it out.

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Then you've got to have all these logins and data.

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And it's fucking seven o'clock in the morning.

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So I'm having a wonderful day.

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How about you guys?

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Really pissed off.

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But at least it's weekend.

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So, um, I guess we'll just get someone on the case and keep calling the help desk all day long and trying to get this shit squared away.

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Because I really, I will go to a hotel.

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I can't stay here if I don't have a connection.

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Now there's all kinds of connections.

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And you know, people are getting a little tight estimate.

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And you know, I, I love to keep my wireless connections wide open.

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I must be seeing at least 15 different networks from here.

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And, uh, all of them are closed and locked up.

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There's a couple that are open.

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Now, one of them that I used to try or used to use when I just got into the condo before Comcast had delivered any type of connectivity.

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Ben Bo 7.

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I think is, uh, is the network name.

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It's gotten real flaky.

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It's probably this construction that's going on outside, which by the way,

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that building that they've been putting up next to the condo is now officially at least at least 50 feet taller than my building.

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So it's blocking out some of my view now for the first time.

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Can you tell them having a really good day?

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Ah.

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What's been interesting is that lots of people have been sending in suggestions for the new place in Guilford,

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West Side of Gtown.

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Of course, I don't really want to call it the Curry condo anymore.

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Uh, or the Curry Cottage.

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I'm sorry.

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Because we already had one of those.

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We come up with Camp Curry, Curry Compound.

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We got Curry Casbah, kind of like that one.

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The Curry Complex, and people are calling in with ideas.

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Hi Adam, it's Rowley from the Dark Compass podcast.

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I'm just listening to the SCI-27.

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I don't know fact on five to six you mentioned them as well.

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The idea of your Adam Curry, Curry condo Curry Cottage.

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Well, that's a curry.

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I don't know if it's not exactly British.

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But thank you.

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I just want to push that your wife and the same wife.

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Yeah, Curry Casa.

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I don't know.

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If I had a place in Spain, it would be perfect.

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It would be the Curry Casa, or the place in Portugal.

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They would work most excellent.

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But no.

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Uh, let's see.

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By the way, it took me about 45 minutes to get these voicemails in.

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Here's what I did.

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I downloaded them through the tablet.

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Uh, the internet tablet, the N800 through the GSM from the E61.

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Then transferred those via Bluetooth over to to the via.

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So I could load them up.

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And of course, I still had to transcode them from the GSM format.

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Whatever that file format is that J2.com uses had to transcode them into MP3.

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So it was a nice, you know, you're going to listen to all the freaking phone calls today,

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because I spent so much time getting them.

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I had them as party checking in from a rather grey, cold and miserable London.

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There you go. That's life.

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Just quick question.

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Um, what happens to your parents on Twitter?

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I was really looking forward to that.

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I appreciate an update.

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Check it.

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Yeah, that's a good one.

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Um, it kept getting messed up.

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We were, there was a first I came back.

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I was, uh, was it four weeks ago.

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I came back on a Sunday, uh, which meant I would have had to stay up until midnight.

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Because I think they tapered three or four in the afternoon.

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And then it was Christmas and there was new years.

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And then I forgot a week.

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And so here we are back again.

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I have kind of a standing invitation to just call in.

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So, uh, depending on what's happening this weekend.

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Uh, we have a, there is a photo shoot going on at the office.

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With one of our new, uh, new hosts.

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I'm not going to tell you about it just yet.

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Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh...

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Since sale was a damn nice splendor on top.

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So maybe Sunday afternoon I'll call into, I'll call in to Twitter.

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James Newcastle.

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Uh, Adams antique a boat.

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He feedback.

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All right, like that.

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The trip away.

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Adams antique a boat.

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And maybe we should move away from the C.C.

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It's just, I like saying, curry-

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Something, curry, condom.

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Creech, Creech lost in me bag, you know, that kind of stuff.

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It just kind of feels good.

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Hey everybody, it's Friday.

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Let's make it work like a Friday and roll out some food bar tunes

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from the archives of course.

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I couldn't download anything new.

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Deck of Jones.

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First date.

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First date.

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Electricity.

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When you walk in, you set my circuit tree.

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If I do, I do, cause I do, cause I do.

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Cause I do, cause I do, cause I do.

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Thank you Jones you can find them on the pod save music network. You can go to

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podshow.com slash music and just do a search on Danko Jones. We got a couple of

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awesome new artists on the pod save music network, which of course I was thinking about

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playing for you on this wonderful Friday afternoon where the sun is shining in northern

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California. It is beautiful. It's very cold though. Apparently back home or back on the island

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from member the united kingdom. It is the new Caribbean with global warming. We've had

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exactly the opposite. It's been peace soup. It's been 80 mile an hour winds, trees falling

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down. The girls give me reports through email. We second still receive that.

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The hell was I going to say? Anyway, so a lot of people sent in email

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and said, why didn't you come in on the weekend? Why did you come to San Francisco

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midweek? That's because we had our presentation of our 2007 plan

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for our board of directors, which I love doing these meetings. This is so much fun because

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these are smart people. Very smart. And what I get to do in the meetings, I get to do lots of

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demos. I love doing the demos. Yesterday I showed two things I showed podshow TV and you're going to

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love this. This is our interface for podshow plus the runs on IPTV or media center.

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So when that's done and when it's available, you literally will be able to load up podshow

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into your television. Hence the name podshow TV. I think it's so amazing to play around with this

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stuff because we've totally come up with a different interface than what people are using,

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or typically using for media center or for IPTV. IPTV isn't really rolled out yet anywhere,

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but BT British telecom is rolling it out this year. Of course, that's the target.

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And there's lots of stuff to do still, but man, I love showing that because all of a sudden,

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just browsing through people's profile and seeing what they're subscribed to,

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what they're listening to, what they're watching. That becomes fun just all by itself.

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When you're doing with remote control, there's something awesome about it. And of course,

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we showed a lot of programming. We've got a brand new Marie Claire episode out,

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which is a one up yesterday, the mast head. You can find it at MarieClaire.podshow.com.

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What else went up? brand new in the attic? Let me play the intro from, I know that I played the

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shit. I hope I have it. Did I delete that already? Oh, that would suck.

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Hold on, I have to plug something in and don't I see if I can get this running through the mixer,

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hold on. This is the show with the Rachel Fuller and her boyfriend. Oh, a guy named Pete

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Townsend. You might have heard of him before. Okay. I wasn't quite set up for this, so just give me

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a moment while I open it. I got a just all kinds of volume controls. I want you to hear the opening

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of the show. It's episode. What does I think? It's episode number eight. What is it here? Here it is.

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Okay. Now with a little bit of luck, it should actually play. Let's see if it works. Hold on.

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Yeah. Hi, this is Rachel Fuller from in the attic with my special guest. I'm Pete Townsend of

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the hoop. And in the attic. In the attic on every show. Anyway, you are watching podshow.com

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and you are about to watch episode eight of in the attic on the road in Europe. And in this episode,

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it features the cokes that lovely boys. Yeah, very well. Some mother them, they're so

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young and lovely. And it's like spotty herb. They're very, very sweet. And they played a song called

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Ula. And this was at the paleo festival in Switzerland earlier on this year. And we also have a

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track from you from the new album. And I'm not going to tell you what it is. You're going to have to watch it.

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Yeah, it's from the new album in this one. It's me doing an acoustic version, extended version

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of a certain track. Of a certain track. And I'll say your brother comes on and play something. Simon,

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my brother does he? Oh, good. That's good. I was here. You're like this show. It's a good show.

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Here it comes. I enjoyed it. I enjoyed it. Welcome to podshow.

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Don't come. Ah, that's the money shop, man. I love it. You're going to like this show.

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It's another fantastic one from the in the attic folks. Got another show that we're launching.

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And we're doing it in video, even though it highlights a video and audio. We've got a brand new

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host in the UK. Her name is Josephine Lawrence. And she's doing a show specifically for the UK,

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but US guys, in girls, you might enjoy it too. Check it out. Oh, you can't see it, Canyon. Well,

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just listen along. Hi there, guys and girls. Welcome to podfines. My name is Josephine Lawrence.

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And today I'm going to be reviewing a sum of the best podcasters. Josephine. Josephine Lawrence

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doing podfinder UK, podfinderuk.podshow.com. So I was showing all of this stuff through a

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cast blaster video. And I didn't tell him about it. And I had a cast. When you see this thing,

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it's in beta now. You're going to shit yourself. It is perfect for people who just want to

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upload stuff. It is perfect for people who just upload a video. Don't do anything. There's uploaded.

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It's perfect if you want to send something to a friend, a clip and want to add a little intro

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through your webcam. Or if you want to produce a show, it's exactly the same theory as cast blaster

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audio. So all they saw really was what like 12 different small windows. Every single time I

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played a clip, it would show up in the big, what we'd call the program window. And down the right

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hand corner off the side, there was a little window, which was my built-in camera on the via. When I kind

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of had the lid position, so you didn't see a lot of movement, so it didn't distract, so people weren't

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really seeing it. So when it came time to talk about cast blaster video, I'm tilted the lid and

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I said, and I threw my, my built-in camera actual. And then in the meeting, I plugged in a second

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USB cam just to off the shelf thing. And I pointed it at the board, who were on the other side of

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the table. And I switched back and forth and they were like, wow, and I said, yeah, and check this out.

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And plugged in a third one. So we had a three camera shoot all of a sudden running from my laptop.

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And then I recorded a little bit. And it was so cool to do video shows this way. I think it's going to,

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I think the people who are really like this will be vloggers as well. It's a fantastic vlogging tool.

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Now, we're doing something interesting. Cast blaster mic, and I've been talking for quite a while

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about video and video on the web and how, man, for 20 years, everything's been completely

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fucked up. Thanks to Apple and Windows, fighting each other, quick time versus Windows media.

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So, you know, if you ever wonder why an MP4 file will play on your iPod, but won't play on

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something else, like Windows media player or vice versa, you can have an MP4, which will play

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fine on Windows media player, but not on your iPod or in quick time. It's because

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MP4 is just kind of like a container. It's just, it's like a box that you put the quick time video in.

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So it's, none of that shit's compatible. And of course, if you look at the real success of

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video on the web, it's flash flashes work and just about everywhere. What is the problem with this?

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What is the problem with flash? This is what we went through here. Some of our thinking.

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The problem with flash, if you upload to YouTube or Google video or pod show at this moment in

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time, you know, we've got our viral video stuff. You can upload your videos. Actually, they have

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the the share codes in the now too. So they truly are viral, not just flash videos.

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Excuse me, Mr. Petita. The problem is you upload something. The quality turns to shit. It takes

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a long time, sometimes depending on how many people are uploading stuff. And doesn't matter

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what service you're using, whether using pod show or Google or YouTube or Reber, whoever it takes

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some time for the video to be transported into flash. It's painful. So Mike and I came up

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with a pretty evil plan, I think. And the idea is to hook up cast blaster video to the

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PDN, the pod show pod cast delivery network, the same way the audio version works. So it's one

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click publishing essentially, but to do the transcoding locally. So you'll be able to output

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different formats, including flash. So we're setting it up. So you can have top notch top quality

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fantastic flash videos that you can then with one click upload to pod show and then MP4 will be

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put into an iPod compatible MP4, I'd have to say, we'll be put into into the feed. I mean,

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we can go anywhere with this. Since this thing can literally shoot out anything out of the back

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end of its ass, any format. We could have, you know, you can have four different versions,

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all with one click of the button. So I'm very excited about that. Of course, you have to have

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connectivity in order to actually use it. But the awesome thing about it is it will eat anything.

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So you can throw in a Windows media file, an FLV, a quick time movie, an MP4, anything you want,

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it will take and it will play. So all that transcoding and all of those formats and all that

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shit is taking care of right before you're very eyes. And on the back end, you can just produce

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one file that has awesome quality. And you can, yeah, as I said, you can use it as a production tool.

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And in fact, Father Roderick, I saw was using it a very interesting way, using little

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pre-packaged bits. And he was basically linking those together by switching back to his webcam.

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You got to see this thing. I don't know if you can still sign up for the beta.

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But if you, if you have a chance, go to castblastard.com. You will not be disappointed. I promise you.

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All right. It is time to get out of here for food bar because I got to go to the office and upload

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the show. And hopefully, we'll have more new music to play and more comments and promos on Monday

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as connectivity is restored to the Curry Condo. Leave in you with the bitties. He's a hell of a boy.

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[ Music ]

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The city is British. He's a hell of a boy. You could find him on the pod save music network

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and regularly here on the daily source code. Before I go, one more thing I wanted to play for

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another new episode of a show going up called Who's on it? O.J. Borge, host that show,

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you can find it at Who's on it.podshow.com. We got a whole great series of shows coming up.

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Our episode is coming up for that show. We've got dirty sand chessal beyond Rachel and Pete. I think

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are going to be on and they had the shakes on. Now, the shakes, as you know, debut their new

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single. I want a better life to the pod save music network before radio, before the albums coming out.

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This is the second, oh, this is the second one they're doing off the album.

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I know, of course, Liberty Jones we all know, but now they came out with

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I want a better life. And these guys, they know how to use our network. So they've got their

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songs up on the pod save music network. They get tons of pod play. They're using our uploader

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to upload their videos and live performances. You can find them because they're doing their own

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show at the shakes dot pod show dot com. The shakes dot pod show dot com. And they're also

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guests on the, on the upcoming episode of Who's on it, which I think might go up this weekend or

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today, even. And they did something really cool. We had them come in and no, they were chatting away

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with OJ and OJ pulled out these toy instruments, like a little toy guitar, a toy keyboard

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and a toy drum kit. And they were game for it. And they played a version of I want to better

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life, which I'll play a little bit for you here on a second. They've got a sign on the drum kit.

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All right. And I want to better all the learnings, but in these small worlds, I'm my

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living life, I want to better. I want to be your man. All right, you should go check out

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who's on a dot pod show dot com for more about that. All right, I got to get out of here. I'm going to

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go to the office. We got a lot of stuff going on today. Actually, we're doing something for another company.

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I'm doing a video thing. Guess what company that's for? If you want a great deal in domain

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name, check out GoDaddy dot com. Use check out code dsc3 for a fantastic deal. You know,

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all about splendor. Of course, they don't have to promote the stomp to stomp the art anymore.

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So they're in one movie. We did our job exactly what you expected. I told you it would work.

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It's working. I'm so confused here by everything that's, uh, this is the one. Yeah, that's the one.

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Okay. Hey, everybody. Adam and pod show dot com and a daily source code dot com. I'll

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get the show notes up there. And if you, uh, if you have any connectivity for me, just send it my

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way, please have yourself a great weekend, everybody. I'll talk to you on Monday once again from

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Northern California at the Curry condo. Bye bye. Another pod show podcast. Stick it in your ear.

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