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either at a man as a real cool man try to hide a wood man I tell you what man if you

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see that Jessica elbow you think man think maybe you could just kind of put in a good

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word for me or you know maybe get her to send some naked pictures my way you know what

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I'd say man cause or Jennifer Anderson or you know anything then Hollywood stars man

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it'd be really cool man I saw you're gonna be on the Paramount set man that is so cool

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man pie show man it's a new media it's awesome I tell you and then you can tell us all

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about your troubles in the DSC 580 TVZ at a man yeah man

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it was $60 million worth of airplane strapped to my ass done the next generation radio

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content in my ears I like to think I'm flying into the future I'm just kidding

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You brought it on your cell

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You brought it on your cell

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Kicking off there the source code

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You brought it up in your cell

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Kicking off there is a source code

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everybody. I'm back in, you know, blighty, whether it's beautiful today. And I, of course,

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apologize about the show yesterday. I completely fucked it up, completely miscalculated all my

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flight times. I was lucky enough that I had done the series satellite radio production the day before.

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I was all, you know, all set and ready. I'm like, I want to get home. I'll do a show and I'll just

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say, you know, I want to have to hurry and already, include in the satellite repairman, Master PWB said,

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dude, it's going to be a little bit late to show, but I'll get it done. I had completely forgotten

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two things. One, the flight from Los Angeles left at 10 minutes to nine last night. So normally,

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I get in, you know, I'm home around 10, 30. It's like I could have kind of figured out that leaving,

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it's leaving at nine instead of four for five hours later that that would change something. Also,

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it's an hour longer to fly from Los Angeles to the to London. And when you think about it,

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you know, San Francisco, North California, Los Angeles Southern California, you think,

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you know, it's about the same distance. But of course, that is when you look at the flat map,

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and not the actual way the globe works because if you look at how the airplane flies, it actually

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goes up over Canada. And then, you know, through parts of Canada, through Greenland. So,

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and that is the most direct route, even though it looks counter-intuitive. So, of course,

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you know, it's there's still an hour between San Francisco and Los Angeles. So I didn't get home

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until, like, 530, although I did sleep very nicely on the plane, probably of the 10 and a

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half hour flight. I think I slept six, maybe even seven hours. So that was really quite spectacular.

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However, I do have to say some things, you know, I'm always really happy to report on my experiences

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on Virgin Opera class. Not quite the experience I am used to. And I'll just tell you why I'll

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indulge you for a moment as you indulge me. First of, at Los Angeles, they don't have, it's not

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a Virgin Atlantic hub or it's not a home base. They just happen to fly from there. So they

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have a shared lounge, which is okay, you know, it's, you know, it's not all the same cute

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red outfit girls and boys walking around. So that was kind of a bummer. And they fly air buses

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for some reason. I do not like the air bus. It's the, yeah, what is it? The three,

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crap. No, I don't know which air bus it is. It's a 34360-600 or something or 320. I don't remember.

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But it's boring. It's a boring configuration. In fact, if you look at the upper class, which

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comprises at least a quarter of the airplane, it almost looks like a drawing of one of those

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slave ships. You know, we're all the slaves. We're just laid out one by one. By one, of course,

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we're not chained down. I don't want to draw any real comparison to that horrible, you know,

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to the horrible slave ships. But it's exactly what it looks like and what it feels like. And I knew

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that something was was a miss. And if they had only told me at the front of the journey instead of

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at the end of the journey, I wouldn't have minded so much. Because I could tell, it wasn't,

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it's coordinated as always. And things just weren't happening the way I see them usually operate

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on, on virgin upper class. And they were forgetting things and a lot of people walking back and

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forth. I don't know. It just didn't feel right. And at the very end, as we're, just everything,

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everything was wrong. I could tell. You know, it's like you were watching a stage production and,

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and you know, there was like all the subs were on that night. I'm not quite sure what it was.

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And of course, I had no idea if the flight crew was subs or not, the flight deck crew, that is.

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But anyway, at the end, there's announcements. Oh, and by the way, ladies and gentlemen,

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would you please congratulate and I forgot her name? Marjorie, Maggie, Sarah, whatever,

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something like that. Our flight manager, who is essentially in charge of all of the flight

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staff except for the flight deck crew, it was her first time as flight manager. And I'm like,

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oh, of course, of course, it makes sense now. You know, she was a rookie getting a getting her

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feet wet. And then when I realized who it was, I was like, she's the one person who was walking

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around like her shit didn't stink. So, you know, whereas, you know, people were congratulating her

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on the way out. It's like, you know, she sucked. It really, it wasn't all that good. And you could

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really tell that the flight crew was just not being managed. They were managing her. And so,

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if it's already, I understand people have to learn the ropes, but it would have been much nicer

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if they told me, told me upfront. Anyway, that was before I forget annex from Oklahoma,

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kick the show off there. I'd love song, of course, from the Ponte music network. I love the song

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that uses explicit words, because you know, those guys will never get played anywhere except

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on podcasts and independent media, not on the mainstream. I'm just reading a bit from a bio

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walking to an annex show and gets smacked with a wall of sound. This is a rock band. The marshals

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are dialed high. The Les Pauls are cranked. Middle finger split the glaring lights to say,

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fuck, all of you, we're here to rock guitar, slap you in the face, drums, drown out your hardbeat,

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lights buzz with the, and that's it. The bio ends there. As anyone else played this song,

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let me just check for a second. Expat radio and morning, morning word. Okay. So, I'm not the

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only one. Awesome song dudes. Hey, some fascinating news. You remember when I started popping

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through the pop three protocol, my Gmail from my original account to my Google apps email account

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and it was, let's see, it was four. It was about four gigs worth of information. Of course,

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all that really needed to happen if if this was a smart thing was, you know, to have some way over a

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Gmail to just say, okay, all this mail that is marked as a full bar boy at the time. Now it's marked

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as, you know, at amaccurry.com and we wouldn't have to transfer. So I was actually doing a very stupid

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inefficient thing by transferring my mail from one Gmail account to the other. So you can imagine

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that four gigs, four gigabytes worth of data is quite a lot to shop, you know, to ship from one

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end to the other. When did I start this four weeks ago? To this morning? Finally, all four gigs

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have been popped and deleted from my original Gmail account. I'm telling you, it took about

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four weeks to get it from point A to point B. What a waste of resources.

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You know, what's up, Adam? It's Jersey Todd, the official musicologist of the

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Chacha. Hey, let's do it. I know it's not food bar Friday or anything, but I wanted to turn

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you onto something that I'm doing over at my website at jerseytodshow.podshow.com. This week,

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I've got a really special interview that this guy's been on with Colin Quinn and Van and Conan

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O'Brien and David Letterman and Jay Leno. And now he's on with Jersey Todd. It's Paul McCurrio,

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Paul won an Emmy Award and a Peabonnie Award, writing for John Stewart's Daily Show. And now he's

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with me. So just let everybody know, check out the show. It's posted now at jerseytod.podshow.com.

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And what's really fantastic is that Paul basically gave me the same advice that you gave me.

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I taught man, don't quit the day job. Oh, man. Talk to you later. All right, Jersey Todd, love

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that sound to my brother. Jersey Todd got himself a mixer and a microphone and all kinds of new stuff

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sound and pretty good, man. Sound and pretty damn good. By the way, we will do the plan

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is to do a full bar Friday show tomorrow. Since we're leaving very early in the morning for our

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Tenerife destination, I'm hoping to drag the lady pee up here later on tonight so we can do a

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nice short shout out show and have some fun. And she's also, you know, this project, this secret

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project, she's been working on for a couple of weeks. I'm hoping with a little bit of luck that

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I'll be able to let you hear some of that secret project. So hopefully that'll be on tomorrow's

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football Friday show. Yeah, I noticed when I don't play the voicemail numbers, you guys basically

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don't call in that much. Hi, Adam. This is Tony Sones here. I've just got

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meaning new Nokia N95 and of course straight away then we did the podcasting software. Unfortunately,

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it wasn't included, but it was a freely available in the Nokia web page. Then I decided to look

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for the� source code, but couldn't find any idea and how to do it on your web page or an iTunes,

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but opened up the podcasting software and they're right underneath the Nokia podcast,

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was the daily source code. Number one, so hopefully lots of people will start using this

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bit. Love the N95, love the daily source code. Cheers. Y'all know. Yeah, folder. But of course. Yeah,

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so thanks for calling that in by the way. Yeah, that podcasting application isn't

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indeed quite cool. And I have to install it yet again on another new piece of hardware because

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the candy man sent me. Hello. Oh, my goodness. Hold on a second. This is the Christina Interpromptus.

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Guys, let me see. Hunt turn around. Yeah, it's it's audio. So you have to like talk and say something.

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Okay, so they don't think I'm just jerking off here. Wow. Wow. That looks beautiful. Hold on a second.

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Can I take a picture? Yeah. Hold on. Oh, my goodness. Wait, wait, let me, let me get my

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camp out. Shit. You have to move that way a little bit there because you're too tall for the

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move forward a little bit. Yeah, and oh my goodness. Oh, boy. I'm in so much trouble.

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Yeah, let me do another one. Let me take another shot. Oh, now stand straight. Let me see.

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Let me see, baby. Oh Holy shit. Okay, can I post that on my site on the show site?

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I know. I know. We understand it has to be tailored. I get it. Again, fantastic. That's beautiful.

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When is the prom? The 11th of May? Okay. All right, now get the hell out of here. I'm doing a shot.

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Bye. Beautiful, huh? Oh, my goodness. Wait until you see that. Careful, so it doesn't catch on.

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Oh, careful. Careful, careful. The train is catching on the door. Oh, my goodness.

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Prom time. Crap. Okay, so I already kind of gave it away. I mean, I just used it to take a picture.

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Now, you know, I'll just say, you know, we talk about a lot of stuff here on the source code. To

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always really happy when people go out and buy products that I'm talking about, whether we're paid for it or not.

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So the Nokia stuff, you know, this is just candy. I get paid for, you know, personally by getting new

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gadgets and shit, but there's no, no deal. Of course, except for bone,

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contestants compete for an N800 internet tab with bone.podshow.com. That show is off the rails.

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Like 50,000 downloads, you know, the first couple days, unbelievable. That would be what I

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consider an out of the box hit. That's awesome. Okay. Anyway, so candyman Luke from Nokia and

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Finland had sent me a man who said, I do. I got a little present on the way for you. I was able to score an

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E61 eye. As you know, I bought the E61 a while ago. It was very happy with it because it has

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Wi-Fi built in. And in fact, the one thing I said it really missed was a camera. So I came home

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yesterday, fully aware that this thing was ahead already been sent and then probably arrived about a week ago.

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And so, you know, after I say hi, you know, we have a cup of tea and like, you know, I asked

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really innocently like, um, did anything come in the mail for me? You know, anything package,

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perhaps? Yeah, but there's like, yeah, there was a package that put it upstairs. Okay, I'll check it in a moment,

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with like 30 seconds. I'm like, oh, boy. Let me just go check upstairs. I couldn't wait to open it.

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Complete finished porn. Let me tell you. This thing is beautiful. There's a few changes between the E61

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and the E61 eye that I just want to tell you about. First of all, the camera. It's a two megapixel

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camera, which functions very nicely. The whole device looks just like the E61 only. It's thinner

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and it looks a lot more expensive. They really did a good job on the outside. They've given me

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more shortcut buttons. Also, the keys themselves feel different like they have it, like it's either

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different surface, either that or the E61, the the old keys, maybe they felt like that in the

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beginning, too, and it just rubbed off. But it feels like there's a much more, um, what is the word?

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Maybe tactile, I guess. You could really feel the keys a lot better. Now, the thing that

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that I have to kind of get used to here is instead of, um, a little ant dig sticking out that you

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use as your mouse. Uh, they've changed that to, uh, well, let's, let's call this a belly button.

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A belly button mouse, a square belly button, but a belly button mouse nonetheless, uh, which is a

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little tricky. It takes a little bit of getting used to because my, my fingers are used to sitting

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on a little ant dig thing, a little pointer, a little plastic pointery thing, which I have to say,

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cheap. It really does compared to this. My thumb will slip off now, and I might hit the email

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button, but I'll get used to that. Uh, something that changed in the interface, I like very much.

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Now, the, um, kind of like the desktop, if you will, uh, give you all, instead of a popping up, um,

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big pop-up windows, like you missed a call, which takes up almost half of the screen, uh,

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now all of that appears on the kind of like desktop itself. It has, uh, some smart, uh,

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Wi-Fi scanning stuff, which I haven't quite figured out yet, but it continues to search for Wi-Fi

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access points. Uh, excuse me, Tylenol PM, how come you guys aren't trying this out and telling me

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about it? Will you please? They're sponsoring not just this show, but unwind by Angie B.

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So anyway, um, really nice. Now, one thing that bummed me out totally, because I was all set, you know, I'm

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like I backed up my, uh, oh, my data, my E61 onto my internal memory card. I took it out. I'm like,

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I'm going to stick it into the E61 eye. Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, no, because these guys keep doing it.

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You know, first they shrunk down the, uh, the power plugs to those little ant decks.

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Now, instead of taking a mini SD card, which I have about five of, you have to have a micro SD card.

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What is it with you guys in Finland? It's like everything has to be small.

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So now you've got the, the micro dick slot, which, uh, so now I've got to go out and buy a different

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card to put that in. It is hot swappable. So that's, uh, that's a cool upgrade feature, I guess. So you

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can, without turning it off or taking the battery out, you can swap the card in now. But these things

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are so small. How are we going to carry these around? You know, already I've got, uh, I've got, uh,

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the US maps in my wallet. So when I'm in the States, I can swap out a card on my N800.

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You know, we have, we'll have to have wallets with special little pockets for all these micro

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things. It really is the future. You know, we have all those, uh, you see all the science fiction

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shows, right? Where you have shit embedded in your head and, you know, little micro micro chips that

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you carry around huge amounts of data on. I mean, that shit was futuristic a couple of years ago.

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It's actually here. It's actually happening. So I'll feel test that I'm taking it with me to

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Tennery and, uh, I'll be taking pictures with it. Just took pictures of the prom dress. Of course,

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I'll put those on the probably on curry.com or my flicker side so you can take a look at that.

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I know let you know how it goes. But very impressed. I like it. Just, just the fact that it

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looks really expensive is making me feel very good. Hey, Adam, it's Hishmal from Madrid here.

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I've been a source code, at least aren't for nearly three years or so. A few DCs ago,

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you mentioned that you didn't like a spanned at much. Well, I'm here to change that. Well,

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I didn't say I didn't like Spain that much, but that we're going to Tennery from vacation. And of

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course, the whole problem is I don't speak Spanish. Okay. I'm obviously fluent in English,

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Dutch, which would, I guess, take me down to South Africa as well, besides the Netherlands and Belgium.

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So that's all fine. Conversational German. I can get by in some French, but Spanish now.

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It's really not my language. So I don't hate Spain or these Spanish. I feel incompetent because

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I don't speak the language. I want to prepare you for your trip to Tennery thing. So you can have the best time

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ever. I appreciate it. I will give you a brief introduction to our language. To simple things,

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we'll make your time here much more pleasant. Okay. Okay. Let's go ahead. Don't they?

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Style value. That means where are the restrooms? You'll agree with me. This is a very,

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very important thing to know. Especially in some situations. All right, repeat with me. Okay.

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Don't they? Style value? Don't they? Style value? Good job. All right. And don't they?

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Style value? Which is quite important too. It would be asking.

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What? That's something like give me some local wine. And believe me. Don't they? What?

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That's quite important. All right. What is it again? I guess that's okay for now.

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Yes, can. Ponga un vinito de la casa.

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What the hell was he saying? I can't understand you.

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Conga le vinito de casa? Quite important too. Would be asking. Ponga un vinito de la casa.

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Conga un vinito de casa. Okay. Something like give me some local wine. Yeah, that's good.

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But I'd be looking for, I wouldn't be looking for the local wine. What is the word? I'm looking for

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Yerba. Don't they? Yerba de casa? Can I have your local house? Grass, please?

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Believe me. That's quite important. And okay. It's that's okay for now and you really don't need

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that much else to get around here. Right, man. Enjoy your vacation. Of course. Yeah, folder.

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Yeah, total. Okay. Yo. Hey, man. I'm looking for something I can really use, you know,

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for the Yerba. But that's what I'm looking for. You're go the slow mo. So this is a promo.

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Oh, for my 200 show. That could really cook the radio. But sometimes no celebration.

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Pop a smurf lady's in gentlemen. We are a fine strong race with a fine strong past.

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under the crushing weight of human footsteps. And we thought was true. Until we met soccer girl.

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Are you prepared to endure all manners of unspeakable hardship? Yes. Yes, I am. I would do anything for soccer girl.

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If there's one thing she's not a tampon or a defective bomb on a tomaton, a cap on a monkey,

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stamps of Kentucky, trampoline hijinks. Oh, wait. She kind of is that.

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Soccer girls 200 the episode. Soccer girl incorporated.com. Soccer girl.com Friday April 13th.

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Now, you better believe it, baby. I'm taking that with me on VK. I want to listen to that episode 200 of

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Soccer Girl Incorporated. If you have not seen her most recent video show, which was two short

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films. I think it was titled You Have to Watch It. It's that artistic, stunning, thought provoking,

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political, awesome, fucking stuff. In fact, we showed that video in Los Angeles to a couple of

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people. And they were just completely blown away by the talent that soccer girl was showing on that

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very, very proud of what she's doing. What's it like listening the daily source code 580?

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Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

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Just want to fit that wedding as we closed out the satellite window with the serious listeners.

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You know, I said something last, was it last week I think about, um, I'm a dinner jod,

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the president of Iran about him deserving a Nobel Peace Prize. I just wanted to clarify one thing

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there. I'm a dinner jod, of course, if you believe the reports is not a nice guy. He's a a tyrant.

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He allegedly, I got to believe he did this just too much reporting on allegedly said that

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thing of the Holocaust didn't exist and it is real should be wiped off the map. This, of course,

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qualifies, qualifies him as a complete douchebag. I guess my only point was that considering the

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history between Iran and the United Kingdom, and by the way, you know, total douchebags and dictators

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and I don't know if you saw the last king of Scotland, if you looked at, uh, uh, EDA mean,

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of course, that was a fictional piece of work, but, you know, loosely based on a true story,

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you know, I think it is possible that even douchebags like this sometimes want to turn the

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tide and maybe just maybe we could take into consideration that Ahmadinejad was trying to

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change the relationship between coalition forces. Let's not forget that, uh, you know, there's

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a lot of, a lot of push from the west saying, you know, fuck you Iran, we're going to come in

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and kick your ass. You know, let's just be honest about it. And, uh, and there's a couple of

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coalition soldiers, uh, whether they were in their territorial waters or not close enough, I'd say,

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they were off the coast of England, whether they went territorial waters or not, I think people would

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be paying attention to it, you know, and, uh, and so we let them go. Now, of course, the stories,

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and boy, this is so controversial. Uh, here in the UK is that the, uh, the Ministry of Defense

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allowed, uh, all of the, the 15 captured to sell their stories or to give their stories, but in some

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cases, I'm pretty sure they're being sold, uh, to the press. And so, of course, the, the accounts

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of, uh, of their time, there are quite harrowing and not at all, uh, um, in line with the, you know,

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hey, they just hung out for a while and they were given back to the UK as a gift. Uh, so, you know what,

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it's just so freaking hard. I'll tell you, um, I have so little belief in, um, in mainstream media and

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reporting. And it's really because every single time it's about me or something I really know about,

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it's usually wrong, or at least there's something wrong. Here's a fine example. I met at a

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party at a Christmas party, uh, the Mary Meeker, I think, who, um, in the heyday of the, uh, of the

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dot com bubble was the analyst. Whatever she said, uh, was usually right and it was certainly, um,

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defining for any company, uh, particularly public companies at the time. She wielded a tremendous amount

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of power. Very interesting when we went very, very smart. I think she got into some trouble and

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there was all kinds of crap, which probably, um, she was accused of things that weren't true, but

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it probably stuck to her. So, uh, I think she's reinventing herself. But I met her. It was very nice.

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And, uh, she said, you know, there's a book I want to send you. And I left it at the, at the condo.

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It was about MTV. It was a, it's a brand new book. You know, I'm pissed off that I forgot the title of it.

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Let me just see if, uh, there's like the making of a revolution. I think was the title of it. Hold on.

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Bear with me. Let's go to Amazon. Let's see if, uh, let's see if this stuff really does work.

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If we can find something that we've only loosely heard about. So let me see,

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we'll call it MTV revolution is what my search term will be. Let's search.

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And I know what the cover looks up here. It is the making of a, uh, of a revolution by Tom McGrath. Okay.

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Um, so here it is, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Whatever. So it's the making of a revolution.

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MTV by Tom McGrath. And so here's Mary. She sent this to me. You know, saying, like, this is a pretty interesting history of, of MTV.

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And of course, I know the history. Now, what do you do when you get a book like that? The first thing you do,

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would you go all the way into the back into the appendix? And, uh, you look for your own name. So I see my

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name list on, like page 165166. And, uh, unfortunately, I don't have it here with me as I already said.

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But, you know, so here's this book that is supposed to be about the revolution. And then it, uh, it,

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it says, okay, in, um, after the first original, uh, four VJs were replaced. And then it says,

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I downtown Julie Brown from the UK and the handsome Australian Adam Curry. I'm like, what the fuck?

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The handsome Australian Adam Curry. You know, so what else is wrong in the book? Do you see what

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I get so frustrated about? They had the right year. They had the right timing. But then it's like the

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handsome Australian. Now, I know they're confused with, uh, I believe Richard Wilkins, who, uh, came

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in, uh, briefly for about five or six months after I'd been there for a year. But it just goes to show,

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you know, so anyway, long circle round, whatever, I'm a data jot set or dud did, you know, screw them.

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worthy of some type of recognition. Uh, uh, let's see. What did I miss? Ah, yes. I missed it. I missed

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being there. But I did hear parts of it. Uh, podcast New York. If you were in a podcast,

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NYC this past weekend, you missed the largest free gathering of podcasters and podcasts listeners

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you didn't get to meet Andrew Barron from Rocket Boom and see his crazy slides and

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listen to his funny story. You miss John Havens talking about podcasting's real return on investment.

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You missed me Howard Greenstein talk with the lovely Rachel Clark about using podcasts and video

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cast as part of a larger social media strategy. You didn't get to see Chris Brogan co-founder of

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podcast in a silly top hat in a cape or talk with Chris Penn from the financial aid podcast

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about bum rush the charts. And you didn't meet any one of a number of huge

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podsafe musicians and podcasters live, including Uncle Seth Natalie Gilman, David E. Polito

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that guitar man from Central Park with Lisa from my love the company, Joe from Guy Girl in a

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bottle, Chef Markin, the lovely Jennifer from Remarkable Palette and Food Philosophy,

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at the same time and get one of those really special autographed soccer girl pictures you

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know the ones with the oh wait that totally didn't happen. But worst of all you didn't hear the

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our wonderful sponsors who are making this media available now and in the future.

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Thanks Howard. You know I did miss podcamp NYC however I ran across a recording I think it was

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a session moderated or narrated or hosted by Chef Mark from the remarkable palette and it was

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about GBLT podcasters and it was a fascinating discussion actually gave me an idea of something

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that we can do with podshow.com which I don't want to tell you right now because Ron and I are still

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working on it but it gave me some really good ideas and I was a little disappointed you know

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they were talking about places to put your podcast and and tools that you can use and

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social media networks and Richard Blusting of course very vocal in the in the GLB T said GBLT

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GLB T don't like that. So make it easy GBLT because I can remember BLT

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GBLT. Anyway in that podcast community and he and it was at one point you know it's like

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well you know there's another place you could put your podcast but I don't really want to say the

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name because you know I work for him. Like fuck you and he people even said people even said

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oh it's okay you can say the night he wouldn't say podshow and like he was embarrassed in fucking

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embarrassed. Thanks dude. Thank you. Oh well. So in my ego filters which I of course won on

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techno-radi and Google news etc. I came across a posting from my space, from my space page

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and so here's the main it's actually it's a it's a podcast and the podcast I'm familiar with

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the was it from the on the front porch podcast I believe it is and I saw my name in here

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here it is from the show no's finally I'd love for Adam Curry the podfather reference in the vows

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to bless our commitment ceremony. Tell them about this show tell them something like

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baritone thirst and as a podcaster embossed and realized he had a major problem with pod fade.

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He returned from pod camp NYC determined to make a men's with his listeners and held a

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commitment ceremony in episode 26 he seeks the blessing of you the pod father and and then given my

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side or something. All right so no one sent this to me but I did find it through the magic of the

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internet but the fact is you haven't been able to count on me and that is a terrible, terrible

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aspect of a relationship because it destroys trust and if you can't trust and I'm going to be there

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next week or at least next month then we might as well call this whole little experiment called

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the front porch podcast off right and I folks I'm not ready to do that I am not ready to give up on you

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and I hope you are not ready to give up on me so I left pod camp NYC with a vow I felt that I was a

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born again podcaster if you will and I saw this relationship that we had and I saw it was on the rocks

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but I knew it wasn't too late it's never too late we got something good we had something good

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we can bring that back so I want to renew my vows with you. So I really like this and I listened to

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this whole thing where he just felt he wasn't doing enough he there was months that went by where

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he didn't release an episode and he wanted to re what is it to restate his vows with his audience and

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I'll play a little bit of it because it's really way too long I'll put a link in the show notes

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of course so you can listen to the whole episode but I thought it was funny interesting we're going

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to have a little podcast kind of touching at the same moment right here right now I brought in a

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pastor check it out. I was actually asleep in Los Angeles while I was like drifting away while I was

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listening to this and put me in a weird dream state. Daily beloved we are gathered together here

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in the sign of the pod father and in the face of this company to join together this audio producer

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and this listener in holy subscription which is commended to be honorable among all men and therefore

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is not by any need to be entered into univisantly or lightly but reverently, discreetly,

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advisedly and solemnly into this holy estate these two persons present now come to be joined.

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If any person can show just cause why they may not be joined together let them speak now

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or forever hold their peace. Seeing as these remarks are pre-recorded I cannot acknowledge any objections

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therefore let us continue. Subscription is the union of podcaster and listener in heart,

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body and mind it is intended for the mutual joy and for the help and comfort given on another

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and prosperity and adversity. You know I got to think about this a little bit more because there

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is really something to this there's really something in here that I liked a lot about this bond

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between listener and podcaster producer whatever you want to call yourself or audience member.

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Again I have a listen to it it's really long it's like seven or eight minutes I'm not going to

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play it now I got two more things I wanted to play for you coming up I have an exclusive

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unfortunately but we do have an exclusive on it for pod show I'll get to that in one moment.

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under and it was a snippet of a podcast with a senseo burp which was then called a podcast moment

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and that we weren't quite sure of the language that it occurred in home see if I can find the exact

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spot here still oh I'm a dickie and you know there's a very

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well I got a lot of responses to that as you can imagine I add on this is John from Pennsylvania

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that phone call you got with the podcast moment was not Italian it was finished I'm 90% sure

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I checked with him this is my dad who's just don't end but I don't speak any of it anymore but

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it's finished all right take care and have a good week and hope you have a great vacation bye

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man thanks a lot appreciate that yeah candy man Luke sent a emails to me I got a

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comic strip blogger said that it was of course you know he couldn't just say it was finished no he

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had to say dude what an insult to say it was Russian because the Russians occupied Finn

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hundred million years I'm so sorry I apologize finish see and I'm pretty sure those guys got

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that whole the podcast moment I sure it it related back to the show I hope so

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as man are we transcending some boundaries with that crap all right I think this show goes up

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today it is you know in the attic as the show we have Rachel Fuller who is a fantastic musician

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she happens to be Pete Townsend's girlfriend and they've been doing a show which has been running

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on the pod show network 12 episodes so far and now we have a special two part season closer

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if you've never seen this show before you have to go to in the attic dot pod show dot com

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what happens is Rachel meets with any of the bands that are opening up for the who on tour

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in the back of her air stream trailer with Pete's brother and you know the got the little crew there

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and they'll sit they'll chat they'll talk and they'll play acoustically and then Pete usually joins in

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and they do all kinds of stuff from who songs to you know when the Zutons were there to Zutons songs

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cooks were there to cook songs and what Rachel did is after the another I think they're back on

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the road now but after that tour wrapped up and we're almost done with the with this series

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of in the attic as the video show the she released 19 tracks on a CD the in the attic CD

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of every single band and all these performances that they did on the road and it's available on

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iTunes and it's done completely independently and in fact let me um i'll just uh i'll just play the

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intro of the other show i think it's going up today so go to in the attic dot pod show dot com what

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of BT to pod show dot com and you'll be able to uh be able to see this episode either today or tomorrow

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with the latest but it's it's awesome here's Rachel is she opens the show to explain exactly

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what we're about to well i'm gonna watch it but you're gonna hear it hi this is Rachel

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from in the attic and you are watching BT pod show dot com and you are about to watch part one of

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a very special two part series of the attic jam launch party which is the album that went up on iTunes

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and it was fabulous it was at the big old club in Piccadilly in London and um this one has

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me and it peating it at hardcore and the cooks with pizza in Ola and his fabulous so you can already

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hear some awesome stuff the peatowns and with the cooks uh and i love Rachel i really do she is

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so cute so talented uh strong woman i'm totally in love with her and and and the stuff that she's doing

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just had to say that as an aside so anyway so peat gets up on stage and he does

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an unplugged version of a song and i'm gonna play that for you now and it's not again not pod

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safe we have the rights uh we've paid for the rights to to play this uh and of course you'll be

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able to see it in the show in the attic dot BT pod show dot com you're going to love this and

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not gonna spoil it by telling you the title of the song well actually do a little bit of pizza

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intro rap on the stage enjoy this because it's not often that you hear something that you're

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like this that you're about to witness it's just off the hook uh one of my favourite songs that i

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play live greyhound girl about 15 times and quite a lot of new versions of of the song endless

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and all kinds of things that i liked and then i started to realise i should try something new

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and i came up with this which is actually very old it's uh as i said the track on the CD is called acid coin

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yeah peat townson unplugged and off the hook oh man awesome check it out in the attic

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dot btpot show dot com i think i'll play another track from that tomorrow as i said it's exclusive

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to pod show so a real happy to hold that out as much as we can all right uh that'll be you know

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it's funny christine here's the generation gap for you so i had the speakers on during that song

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and i'm watching the video what you guys were listening to and christina comes up to grab a piece of paper

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i don't know what you need to write something and she said hey that sounds like jack black

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i had dude it's peat townson yeah but he sounds like jack black oh key dokey then

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all right that's it for today for the daily source code please surf on over to daily source code dot

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com where you can find the links to everything in today's show notes and of course an email

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to atom at pot show dot com we'll uh we'll bring you much joy and happiness i'll talk to you tomorrow

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hopefully with the lady Patricia just before we head off on vacation on a food bar Friday take care

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