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Hi everybody, welcome to the
Daily Source Code for Monday. It
is October 18th, 2004.

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Coming to you in my bathrobes,
sick as a dog. I'm Adam Curry
with your daily source code.

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Oh man, it's been just a
horrible weekend. I came down
with what was supposed to be
just a little bit of

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the sniffles and a little bit of
sore throat and is now a Monday,
a Monday afternoon, 10 minutes
to three.

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I've seen more of my bed in the
past three days and I haven't
had the past three months of

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developing iPod or stuff. But
the show must go on. So I've got
all my prep that I did over the
week

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and I've got it lined up for
you. I'm just not going to have
the same amount of energy as I
had as I normally

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would have had and would have
liked to project. So while I've
been lounging around sweating
and

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visiting the bathroom quite
frequently, Patricia continues
to dismantle the entire house
around me.

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I walked upstairs. I was going
to get something out of the
bathroom upstairs and they're
like three

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guys there. She's something
furniture we don't want. She's
getting rid of all kinds of
stuff. This is

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really a big, a big life change
that we're making here. Even the
piano we're getting rid of that.

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I granted no one has played on
it for the past year and a half,
but we're just really removing

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a lot of the stuff that we don't
need anymore. Okay, let's get
everything rolling for today. I
need

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a song to kind of, you know, get
the energy up and I figured
nothing like the Spencer Davis
group

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to get your running. Give me
some 11 on the daily source. Go!

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[ Music ]

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Give me some more. Give me some
more. Give me some more. Give me
some more.

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Is it just me or do I remember
that song being longer? There's
not even three minutes.

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Spencer Davis group. Give me
some 11 here on the source code
for Monday, October 18th, 2004.

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I was just looking through my
mail. I got some cool stuff I
want you to hear.

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And I have about 10 or 12 clips
all lined up for you that I
prepped over the weekend.

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One of the things that I wanted
to talk about. But I'm going to
talk a little bit less than
usual today.

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Was about music licensing.
That's something that came up
that a lot of people have been
talking about.

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And hopefully we'll get a good
discussion going at BloggerCon
on November 6.

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But of course, what's great
about these podcasts is you
don't have to use music.

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You can use music that is
independent music, which you can
use royalty free.

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There's actually now a indie
music node in the directory at
ipodder.org, which is just
popped up.

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What's so cool about that is the
music node is already maintained
by someone else.

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And he's now delegating
sub-directories of that.

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So we're really rocking on the
opml directory at ipodder.org.

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But you can always leave it up
to our buddy Pete from rasterweb
to come up with exactly what you
need when you're looking for
royalty free music.

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Welcome to the rasterweb.

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So it's used up for 10-15 late
in the evening.

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You know, I realized that this
podcast thing is pretty cool.

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But I don't think there's a
theme song yet.

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I mean, I run this play in this
music that they may or may not
have the rights to.

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But I got a song here and you
can do it too long.

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They mash it up, smash it up,
delete it, play in the podcast.

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I don't care. You're free to do
it.

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With it, what you will.

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So there you go. Enjoy.

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Podcast End.

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Podcast End.

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Podcast End.

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Podcast End, baby.

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Yeah. Yeah, baby.

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A new entry with a bullet.

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Okay, that's the podcast end
song by me.

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I own the rights and I'm giving
it away so you can do it too
long.

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Thank you.

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Thank you very much.

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Rasterweb audio for that
generous gift that you've given
to the podcast and community.

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Something new that we set up is
the last 100 podcast.

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You can get to it from the from
the left hand menu on ipod.org.

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And this is really phenomenal.

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Anything that's listed in the
directory automatically when
there's a new podcast available.

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It'll show up on this top one on
this last 100 list.

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And it shows up and they really
trick this out.

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I mean, it's just the beginning,
but already I'm loving it so
much.

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You can click on it to download
the show directly if you want.

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You can subscribe the RSS link
is there.

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And if you mouse over the name
of the show, it'll also give you
all the comments that were
attached to that podcast.

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When it was put up on on the
podcast feed.

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So definitely check that out.

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I mean, I've been laying in bed
just listening to podcast after
podcast.

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Sitting here sweating away.

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And it's weird, you know,
because you drift off into sleep
and you wake up again.

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And I had my iPod just run in a
continuous loop through
everything.

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So at one point I'm hearing Drew
and Dawn and Drew talk about me.

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And then I something called
replay radio popped up.

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I don't know where that came
from.

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I'm sure I subscribed to it
somewhere.

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And I could hear the third and
final presidential debate.

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It was, it was just an amazing
experience.

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But all these voices running
through my head, man, is pretty
trippy.

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Hey Adam, I just wanted to
respond to something you said on
Thursday's podcast about
Australian radio.

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You said you thought Aussie must
be starved for good radio,

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and that you'd probably only be
able to get reception in the
cities.

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But Australia has one of the
coolest radio stations in the
world called Triple J,

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which is broadcast to about 95%
of the country,

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which is pretty damn impressive
given the isolation of some
parts of us.

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It's a really excellent
nationwide non-commercial music
station,

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which stays well clear of the
top 40 generica.

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When I moved to the UK a few
years back, the loss of Triple J
was seriously one of my major
concerns.

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It's just such a great station.

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You can read all about it at
www.abc.net.au slash TRIPLJ.

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And you can listen to live
streams, or download some
archive shows,

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including some episodes of the J
files, which is a semi-regular
biography on a particular band,

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or artist, which would make a
really cool podcast, actually.

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Anyway, just wanted to set the
record straight about Aussie
radio there.

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Something else while I've got
you, as a concerned world
citizen,

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I've been watching the US
election cycle with great
anticipation,

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and downloading the debate
videos, but aren't because the
broadcast here

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was some stupid time in the
morning.

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I was wondering if you knew
about the fact that the
Guardian,

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which is one of the UK's
broadsheet newspapers,

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is running a program where
they're hooking up UK residents

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with the residents of Ohio, one
of the crucial undecided states.

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So we can write to these guys
and let them know all our
concerns about Bush.

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I'm kind of sketchy about
whether you agree with it from a
privacy or moral perspective,

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sort of trying to influence
their election this way,

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but very interesting idea
anyway.

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You can check that one out at
www.gardian.co.uk slash Clark
County, or one word.

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Okay, well, great job with the
Daily Source Code.

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By the way, what is the verb
when you're recording a voice
message like this?

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I'm not rushing, I'm not
emailing or calling.

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What is it that I'm doing?

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Okay, see ya.

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That's a very good question.

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What is it?

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I thought this morning I was put
casting instead of podcasting,

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so I'm not sure what this is.

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It's audio comment, I guess,
that's the closest thing.

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Interesting intel, though, about
the Guardian's doing,

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and also about Aussie radio.

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I had no idea, and I apologize,

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but still clearly not enough
because there's so many podcasts
coming out of Australia.

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It's unreal.

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And I also got something.

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I haven't listened to this yet
myself,

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so we're going to witness this
together for the first time.

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I have a lot of buddies in the
radio business in the States.

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And one of my dearest old
friends is Dave Fox.

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He works for Clear Channel,
actually.

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And I've used him for a number
of radio and television
projects,

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because he has the greatest
voice you can imagine.

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And so I sent him a brief note
about podcasting,

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and I just received an email
with seven different files.

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I'm only going to play one.

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Let's just see what it winds up.

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Let's see how this sounds.

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Because I asked him to help me
dress up the show a little bit
with some sweepers and sounds.

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podcasting, all's live, Adam
Curry.

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I hear this rumors on the
internet.

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I hear this rumors on the
internet.

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I hear this rumors on the
internet.

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Internet, internet.

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Internet.

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Internet.

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Internet.

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Internet.

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To be the old B.G.Y.A.A.

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and as our neighborhood practice
there,

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they're loved with women all
across this country.

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Everyone wants to see their
exaggerations.

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Well Tony Flare were going
along.

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The truth of the matter is if
you listen carefully,

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said, I'm a stupid power if you
were the President of the United
States,

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and the world would be a lot
better off.

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Not Tony Flare.

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You cannot leave.

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If you send me some messages.

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I actually forgot my own.

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I'm trying to solve all these
bad things.

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I'm trying to solve what he
means at solving.

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If you're a, you're a, you've
been given a sovereignty and
you're, you're a sovereign
entity.

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Well, don't you allow or go on
along?

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My enemies are innovative and
resourceful.

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And so are we.

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They never stop thinking about
new ways to harm our country and
other people.

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And either do we.

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Feed people are not allowed to
exercise the, the rights as
human beings.

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I cannot lead.

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I, I, you cannot lead.

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If you send an excellent, mixed
messages.

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This word dictates your ship.

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It'd be a head of a lot easier.

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Just so long as I'm addicted.

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I hear this rumors on the, uh,

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Internet, Internet, Internet,
Internet, Internet, Internet,
Internet, Internet, Internet,
Internet, Internet, Internet,
Internet, Internet, Internet,
Internet, Internet.

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There's been a whole saying in
Tennessee.

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I know it's in Texas, probably
Tennessee, but there's a fool me
wants.

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Shame on you.

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Shame on you.

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If fool me, can't get fool
again.

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Wow.

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Another Bushism's, uh, found
through the blog digger media
feed.

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And I have to say, uh, I think
that if, uh, if we as a country
elects a president,

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who speaks of the Internet,

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we got a serious problem.

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Come on.

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I mean, that, that wasn't just a
mispronunciation.

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He doesn't know what the fuck
he's talking about.

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All in the Internet.

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Damn.

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That's really bad.

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Vote for John Kerry.

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It's Adam Curry.

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Adam Curry.

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Wow.

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And now, another audio comment.

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An audio blog posting, a new
show.

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Out of Deutsch, minor-dumb and
heron.

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Their podcasting is reaching
from country to country.

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It is everywhere now.

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It is a rage.

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They're going crazy.

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Come and see it.

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I'm my friends.

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With an podcast as Deutschlands.

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So hello, everybody.

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Welcome to my audio blog, uh, or
podcast.

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Whatever you think it's the
right term for it.

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This is my first English
edition.

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Maybe the last, um, just waiting
for the feedback.

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Um, first of all, the background
music.

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You hear it.

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That's a DJ Machitos.

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Uh, the album is called Happy
Trends.

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And it's from www.magnature.com.

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So I just wanted to give you a
little, uh, little preview of
what's happening overseas.

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Because we're not only in
Australia.

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Now we're podcasting from
Germany as well.

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If you go to the ipotter.org
directory, you can go to
languages.

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And there's, uh, I think there's
German, Italian.

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And, uh, we actually have, uh,
someone maintaining the German
node now.

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It's, uh, it's great.

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And if you want to hear some
really different music for sure,
go and check out, uh,

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uh, the, uh, the German
directory on ipotter.org.

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Okay.

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I got to let you know that I'm
working on something.

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And I just, excuse me, I'm just
going to check an email here for
one second.

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Um, here it is.

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Let me see.

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I deal with this Asian old
friend.

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So I think I just made it.

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Right.

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Okay.

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It looks like I'm going to get
John Stewart on the podcast.

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Uh, working on it.

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I think it's all kind of like
buddy buddy stuff.

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So I've put in a couple of
calls.

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And, and do you think John
Stewart could be any hotter at
the moment.

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Certainly, uh, in the
blogosphere.

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Everybody's talking about his
appearance on CNN.

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If you haven't heard it, here's
just a little bit where,

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it's not funny.

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You know, he's not trying to be
funny.

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And he's, and he's spanking
these guys on crossfire.

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And he's saying, you know, he's
basically like, fuck you.

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You guys are not doing your job.

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What is wrong with you?

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Well, I'm just saying there's no
reason for you.

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And you have this marvelous
opportunity not to be the guy's
butt boy.

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To go ahead and be his butt boy.

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Yes.

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No.

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I was absolutely his butt boy.

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I was so far.

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You would not believe what he
ate two weeks ago.

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You know, the interesting thing
that I have.

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You have a responsibility to the
public discourse.

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And you fail.

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You fail.

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You fail.

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I think.

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You need to go to one.

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The thing that I want to say is,
when you have people on for just
knee jerk,

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reactionary talk.

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Well, I thought you were going
to be funny.

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Come on.

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Be funny.

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No.

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I'm not going to be your monkey.

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What?

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What?

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I want your show every day.

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And it kills me.

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I could tell you a lot about
that.

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It's so, oh, it's so painful to
watch.

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You know, because we need what
you do.

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This is such a great opportunity
you have here to actually get
politicians.

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It's really just awesome.

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Of their marketing and strategy.

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Yeah.

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You know, someone who watches
your show and cannot take it
anymore.

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I just can't.

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It's like they've dinner with
you.

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It must be excruciating.

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Do you like lecture people like
this?

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When you come over their house
and sit and lecture them.

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You know, they're not doing the
right thing that they're missing
their opportunities

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of fading their
responsibilities.

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If I think they are.

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What?

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I wouldn't want to eat with you,
man.

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That's horrible.

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I know.

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And you won't.

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But the thing I want to get to.

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You promised naked pictures of
this.

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Yeah, we did.

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Let's get to those.

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Why can't we just talk?

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Please.

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I beg of you guys.

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I think you want to touch
Crossfire.

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We're going to take it quick.

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We're going to hold that.

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We've got commercials.

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Please.

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Next.

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Stop.

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In the rapid fire.

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Please.

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We hope.

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Thank you.

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And that.

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If you haven't heard or seen the
entire appearance of John
Stuart,

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Nate on CNN's Crossfire,
definitely just Google it.

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Because everyone has links to
the audio and there's bit-torn
to the video files.

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And he really, really pointed
some stuff out.

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And the blogger's fear is just
on fire.

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Everyone's saying, yeah.

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This is exactly what someone
needed to say.

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And maybe it's typical that that
comes from a comedian.

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Maybe it is.

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Anyway, so looking forward to
getting him on the source code
in the coming week.

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I'm going to put my calls in.

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You never know.

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Hi Adam.

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My name is Mark.

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And I'm sending in this comment
to ask your opinion on
something.

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During one of your shows, I
believe it was one of the trade
secrets.

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It was said that gosh, we're
worried that if Bush were
reelected,

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North Korea would be the next
domino to fall.

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And we'd have a war against them
that would involve nuclear
weapons.

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That sounds like a pretty good
fear to me.

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A pretty reasonable one.

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My question is, what happens if
Kerry is elected instead?

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North Korea is still a threat?

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Yes or no?

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What do we do about that?

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What do you think they'll do?

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I'd love to hear your opinion.

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Thanks for putting on a great
show.

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Thank you for your question,
Mark.

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Actually, he's another person I
can get on the source code.

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I'm sure he do it.

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My uncle Donald Greg, who was a
security advisor to Bush Senior
when he was a vice president.

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And yeah, exactly.

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I come from an interesting
background.

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He is, for a number of years
now, has been the chairman of
the Korean Society.

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I think it's a Korea Society,
Korea Society.org.

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Oh, let me just move my
microphone on a little bit, so I
don't sound so muffled.

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And I've been talking to him.

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I've also seen him on CNN a
couple of times talking about
North Korea and the talks that,
well,

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basically, the talks had just,
you know, were broken off.

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I think if we, when we elect
John Kerry, that these talks can
resume because really all the
North Koreans want is respect.

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That's, I think, all that it's
about.

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Particularly when the access of
evil statement came out,

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North Korea was listed right
there on the access.

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You know, that was a bad
message.

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I think that, and from
everything that I've heard from
my uncle, we can repair the
relations.

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It's just a matter of showing
respect and showing it pretty
damn soon.

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So, what are we, man?

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We're only like two weeks away
from election.

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It's heat no.

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Okay, let's play a sappy song on
the source code.

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If you're sick, it'll make you
feel better.

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Or maybe even groovy.

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The central part is Simon and
Garfunkel on the source code.

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We're only like two weeks away
from election.

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We're only like two weeks away
from election.

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We're only like two weeks away
from election.

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We're only like two weeks away
from election.

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[ Music ]

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Drubb js It's Meadows on me.

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Life, I love you.

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Uh, whoops. What happened there?
Okay, let me see, was that the
damn I totally sucks.

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Oh man. Well, let's play it back
up song then. God damn. So what
you get from ripping shit off
the internet, huh?

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Let me buy that. Here's the
clash.

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[ Music ]

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I've never felt so much that I
could like the night

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That is curry

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Hello, this is Kizzle, I run a
site called HectorMedia.net

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What this site does is I'm not
just purely saying this to
promote

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My stuff and you don't want to
promote their stuff

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I've taken roughly 15, 20 shows,
I don't know, I'm not really
keeping track

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They're audio and video that
they relate to the hacking,
phone freaking and geek scene

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So you have all these shows in
this one place, so you don't
have to keep going to their
websites

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Now these guys have nothing to
do with podcasts and they don't
know anything about it

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So I know I did this before I
knew about podcasts as well

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But it still applies to podcasts
because what you can do is

26:53.640 --> 26:58.640
You have a few podcasts and
shows that kind of fit in your
same genre

26:58.640 --> 27:02.640
Let's say you have some people
that do a show about fishing,
you have three or four shows

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Well, I'll come together, one
little site have your own little
community

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Have your own forums and you can
all kind of work together

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And discuss, oh, you're going to
have some so-called
on-for-a-gast

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Or you can come up with
different show topics

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And just kind of grow as your
own little, have your own little
club

27:22.640 --> 27:26.640
Another thing you can do, and
this is what I do with hacking
media

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As soon as I found out about
podcasting, I said all my shows

27:29.640 --> 27:34.640
And since when, every time
someone posts a new episode on
hacker media

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It goes into an RSS feed

27:37.640 --> 27:39.640
So I just put the encapsulation
thing

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And so now the whole entire RSS
feed is a podcast

27:44.640 --> 27:49.640
So instead of the hacker media
feed being just one show

27:49.640 --> 27:52.640
It's several shows, so it's more
like a radio station

27:52.640 --> 27:57.640
So if more people do that, I
think it'd be the interesting
direction for this to go

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Instead of having to find all
these individual shows, you find
one good station

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And I want to tune into the
cooking

28:03.640 --> 28:04.640
Exactly, exactly

28:04.640 --> 28:07.640
This is something that Dave and
I were talking about just last
night

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And thanks for the comment

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And I think this is probably
going to work with OPML files

28:13.640 --> 28:17.640
I've seen, or I'm seeing more
and more aggregators working
with OPML files

28:17.640 --> 28:19.640
For a reading list or a
subscription list

28:19.640 --> 28:22.640
Where you can actually just drag
and drop an OPML file

28:22.640 --> 28:27.640
Or import an OPML file to get
all your subscriptions that are
in an OPML file

28:27.640 --> 28:31.640
And although I think there's
only one or two that actually do
drag and drop

28:31.640 --> 28:36.640
Probably net news wire and
Jager, Jager does a drag and
drop

28:36.640 --> 28:39.640
But I've seen lots of different
aggregators support that

28:39.640 --> 28:41.640
And I think that this is where
we're going to go

28:41.640 --> 28:44.640
You're right with radio stations

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I think that we're working on
ways to integrate this

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Into iPotter.org, but I'm pretty
sure that if you have a

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Well, if you're maintaining a
node, you're maintaining an OPML
directory file

28:59.640 --> 29:06.640
Which is an outline when each
line in the outline points to a
podcast

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That indeed could be seen as a
station

29:10.640 --> 29:16.640
A station that maybe it's all
maybe all the podcasts

29:16.640 --> 29:20.640
Or about one particular topic,
but it could also be just people
that are talking back and forth

29:20.640 --> 29:23.640
For instance, if I were going to
create a station, I'd put
morning coffee notes in there

29:23.640 --> 29:25.640
I'd put the dawn and drew show
in there

29:25.640 --> 29:30.640
I'd put maybe one or two IT
conversations

29:30.640 --> 29:33.640
Maybe the Gilmour gang and that
would be deemed as a station

29:33.640 --> 29:37.640
You can subscribe to an entire
station instead of just
individual shows

29:37.640 --> 29:41.640
And of course you can make your
own station by also creating an
OPML file

29:41.640 --> 29:46.640
If you want to know more about
OPML, go to the iPotter
directory at iPotter.org

29:46.640 --> 29:49.640
Go to the Contribute folder

29:49.640 --> 29:53.640
And in there there's information
about OPML, how you can create
OPML files

29:53.640 --> 29:55.640
And what applications will help
you do that

29:55.640 --> 29:56.640
Adam

29:56.640 --> 30:00.640
Brian wanted me to give you some
big ups to you for playing my
clip of the debate

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The other day on daily source
code

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You don't mad

30:03.640 --> 30:04.640
Yeah, you don't mind

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I was actually the AT&T demo we
found out later that Brian put
on his podcast

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I think was his portalette
podcast when he did all the

30:13.640 --> 30:14.640
All the synthesized voices

30:14.640 --> 30:15.640
Very cool

30:16.640 --> 30:21.640
Unfortunately, you can't quite
put a whole audio book yet into
their test form

30:21.640 --> 30:28.640
But it does work and you can
select different voices and
we're really getting to good
places with this audio stuff

30:28.640 --> 30:30.640
With the text the speech
synthesis

30:30.640 --> 30:31.640
Hey Adam, how you doing?

30:31.640 --> 30:32.640
I'm doing good, thank you

30:32.640 --> 30:33.640
Name is Jimmy Jet

30:33.640 --> 30:34.640
I wanted to let you know

30:34.640 --> 30:37.640
I've got a podcast up at
jimmyjet.com

30:37.640 --> 30:39.640
That's jet with two teas

30:39.640 --> 30:43.640
Also, I kind of stole an idea
from Chris Perillo

30:43.640 --> 30:46.640
I'm using Skype, though, to
record voicemail

30:46.640 --> 30:47.640
I didn't know if you are aware

30:47.640 --> 30:51.640
But there is a voicemail program
that works with Skype

30:51.640 --> 30:54.640
It's called replay telequarter

30:54.640 --> 30:56.640
It's from applying technologies
at their website

30:56.640 --> 30:58.640
Applying Technologies.com

30:58.640 --> 30:59.640
It's in beta

30:59.640 --> 31:00.640
But it's not bad

31:00.640 --> 31:01.640
It's got a few bugs

31:01.640 --> 31:02.640
But it works pretty well

31:02.640 --> 31:04.640
So people can Skype, Jimmy Jet

31:04.640 --> 31:06.640
And leave me a voicemail message

31:06.640 --> 31:08.640
And then here it back on the
podcast

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So there you go, have a great
day

31:10.640 --> 31:12.640
And good luck with all the
bandwidth problems

31:13.640 --> 31:15.640
Okay, well, thanks Jimmy

31:15.640 --> 31:16.640
Bandwidth problems are more or
less solved

31:16.640 --> 31:19.640
Now it's the physical problems
that are happening

31:19.640 --> 31:21.640
We're 31 minutes into this show

31:21.640 --> 31:22.640
I think that's just about it

31:22.640 --> 31:25.640
I do want to say that I wish
that Skype

31:25.640 --> 31:28.640
And I believe I found out that
the development of Skype is
being done

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I think in India

31:29.640 --> 31:33.640
Or maybe another far east
country

31:33.640 --> 31:35.640
I've been trying to get a hold
of anyone

31:35.640 --> 31:38.640
who's working on the macOS X
version of Skype

31:38.640 --> 31:41.640
Because it's so close to exactly
what I need

31:41.640 --> 31:45.640
The only thing that it seems
like it should be reasonably
trivial

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Is we need to be able to select
which audio device we want to
use

31:49.640 --> 31:52.640
When using Skype on OS on OS 10

31:52.640 --> 31:54.640
Because then I can route the
audio around

31:54.640 --> 31:56.640
And I can make phone calls and
record those

31:56.640 --> 31:58.640
So if anyone knows anything
about

31:58.640 --> 32:01.640
The Skype development team

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For Mac, please let me know

32:03.640 --> 32:06.640
Because it's such a small thing
that they have to put in

32:06.640 --> 32:10.640
And it's already kind of I think
that all these pieces are
already available

32:10.640 --> 32:13.640
It works that way with the X10
light phone

32:13.640 --> 32:15.640
It works that way with iChat AV

32:15.640 --> 32:17.640
Just need to get that thing done

32:17.640 --> 32:19.640
And of course I'd love to have
the voicemail feature

32:19.640 --> 32:21.640
But that seems like it's Windows
only

32:21.640 --> 32:23.640
Alright, I'll tell you what

32:23.640 --> 32:25.640
I'm going to close up the show
for today

32:25.640 --> 32:28.640
I'm sure everything will be much
better by tomorrow

32:28.640 --> 32:31.640
Certainly I hope to be over this
chill

32:31.640 --> 32:33.640
Or flu or bug or whatever it is

32:33.640 --> 32:35.640
And I appreciate your tune

32:35.640 --> 32:37.640
Hey podcasting

32:37.640 --> 32:38.640
All's live

32:38.640 --> 32:40.640
Adam Curry

32:40.640 --> 32:41.640
And that's it

32:41.640 --> 32:43.640
For the source code from Monday

32:43.640 --> 32:45.640
October

32:47.640 --> 32:49.640
Sorry if it was a little less
than you might have expected

32:49.640 --> 32:50.640
But damn

32:50.640 --> 32:52.640
I'm still standing

32:52.640 --> 32:54.640
Hey, as always you want to leave
a comment

32:54.640 --> 32:56.640
It's Adam and Curry dot com or
my weblaw

32:56.640 --> 32:57.640
Live dot curry dot com

32:57.640 --> 32:59.640
And of course all the archives
of the source code

32:59.640 --> 33:01.640
On daily source code dot com

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Alright, I'm going to go have
some tea

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And I'm back to bed

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I'll see you tomorrow everybody