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Welcome to the podcast from the
Kate and Jid is the daily source
code this is where

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users and developers party
together hold on hold on I see
you over there developer come on
out come on join the party

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you users over there on the left
come on out on the dance floor

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today is Wednesday it's December
1st 2004 we're supposed to say
rabbit rabbit bunny bunny

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whatever the heck it is it's
supposed to bring you good luck
and I wish all of that for all
of you

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coming to you from the United
Kingdom where we're learning
more about local culture every
single day

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this is your daily source code
I'm Adam Curry it is seven
minutes till 10 in the evening

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I'm still a bit behind on my
production schedule that of
course is because of the

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complete lack of bandwidth more
about that later on in the show
because I do have some good news
to

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report when it comes to DS 3
letters of the album that are so
important to me well that

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and KLA I guess that's still
important maybe see easy is one
two three okay I kind of a

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sad note to start off on for
today's daily source code we've
been waiting for it and then

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I know that sounds kind of
macabre but the Netherlands has
been waiting for quite a while
and finally

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father of the Dutch Queen
Beatrix died today at 93 we're
an artist we know was diagnosed
with cancer

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in November last week tumors had
spread to his stomach lungs
causing a great difficulty with
breathing

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he'd really been on the edge of
life for probably at least five
to ten years so it wasn't

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didn't come as a as a complete
surprise but still very sad day
and the whole country is in

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mourning and the country has had
a lot to mourn recently you know
that of course the death of

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Theo von Hoch, the Dutch
filmmaker before that two years
ago Pimfortan politician in the
meantime

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close the the Queen's husband
passed away and now her dad so
she's also having she's not
having

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a very good year that's for sure
and and Bernard was an
interesting character I'll just
tell you

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a little bit about him that I
know you probably heard of him
in relation to the Lockheed
scandal apparently

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the allegation was that he took
some kind of bribe to get
Lockheed some business with the
F-14 I

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think it was and he took a
million dollar bribe but I'm not
too sure if that was ever
successfully

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proven and and what exactly that
was about I certainly don't
think he needed a million
dollars I

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think the royal family is
wealthy enough the prince set up
the world wildlife fund and that
you know

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the you probably recognize the
logo by the panda bear so he's
done a lot of work with that he

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also was one of the founders of
the building bird group I think
he might have had something

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to do with the Paris club as
well very very influential on
the on the young the huge

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uber scale of money in the world
and the prince always wore an
orange flower a red flower I'm

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sorry was it red flower no white
flower a white flower there you
go god I really I really know

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what I'm talking about and rumor
has a religion has it that he
also drank a glass of honey

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can beer every single morning
for breakfast of course it being
a fine-dutch product but he also

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said that it really got him
going was very healthy to have a
glass of beer one glass of beer
in the

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morning at breakfast or maybe
just after breakfast any loved
his cars he had Ferrari's lots
of

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Ferrari's later in his life he
didn't drive himself but he'd
have his driver drive his
Ferrari and

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it's it next to him and he was
rumored to have women all over
the world and a couple of
village

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other illegitimate children you
know exactly what you want from
your prince you know he was in

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all I think was really cool and
we will certainly certainly miss
him on the on the political

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and on the royalty scene as well
okay moving right along from
death let's go on to what
happened this

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morning nine o'clock my phone
started ringing and it was the
BBC I guess my number is now

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known at the BBC and so anyone
who works at the BBC gives me a
call this was lovely lady from

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BBC world now I used to listen
to the world service all the
time when I was especially when
I was

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commuting back and forth between
Belgium and and the Netherlands
the radio studio in the morning

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I really like to listen to it
and it has an incredible reach
the entire world does literally

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tune into the BBC world service
and so they said well we want to
do a segment on podcasting

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and we'd like to do that at 12
25 this morning like okay so who
dropped out you know who
couldn't

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make it no no no this will be
perfect and you know whatever so
I said well you know I can call

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in or whatever you said oh no we
have a studio and gilford of
course you do so even though

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their main studios in London
they have a studio which is
actually a part of the BBC SCR
which is

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South Coast radio learned about
that yesterday as I got a little
education on the FM dial that I

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had scanned and they do have a
studio right on the campus of
Surrey University and so she
said oh I

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have a card pick you up and the
car was going to come at a
quarter to 12 excuse me I'm a

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one a day remember there we go
so the car was going to come
pick me up at a quarter to 12

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like 10 after 12 I figured I'm
going to call and and Marion
called me and said no well the

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driver's sitting outside your
house said no he's not wrong
address you figured it out so

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finally what happens is you know
real nice guy cab driver races
you know off with me to get to

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the studio on time get into the
studio do the thing do a live
bit it was good you know the
basic

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simple questions what is
podcasting where is it going
what do you think blah blah so
did that bit

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and then waited around a little
bit for a car to drive me back
and I was back around 115 and

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that was just the beginning of
the day then I helped Patricia
we cleared out the dining room
which

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was basically filled with
paintings had to put all of
those up in the attic because we
just don't

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have enough space for all of our
collection so we we've made some
choices what we're going to hang

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up in the cottage so spent a lot
of time moving stuff up from
downstairs up to the attic
taking

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stuff out to the garage tonight
by the way is trash night kind
of another humongous load which

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have to separate between
cardboard and all the other
stuff so I'm going to do that
before I hit the

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hay and actually started putting
some of the paintings up which
meant one or two holes that

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needed to be drilled and I'm
really not good at this I can do
it I guess but we're getting
close we're

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getting very close to making
this extremely livable I'm
really happy about that nice cup
of tea

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a lot of people mess about my
mom and how she's been doing and
I realized that I haven't really

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given an update in a while I've
given people updates privately
who asked about it who inquired

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and so we've been through all
the tests and two weeks ago the
final test were done and it
turns out

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my mom is a perfect candidate
for an operation so there's no
spread of the disease it's

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all still in the lower portion
of her lung the doctors feel
confident they can do with
removing half

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of her lung but at this point
they basically say well if you
wake up and you have one tube
sticking

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out of you we removed half along
if it's two tubes we removed a
full lung either way she'll be
able

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to live on and and function on
one lung if necessary in the
lung cancer world this is really

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really good news and we're
extremely happy now we're just
waiting for the spot in line

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for you know I guess basically
I'm going to call up two days
before before she can go in

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for the operation so we're all
kind of waiting for that and
there are the people who have
you know

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who need you know I have
priority I need to go ahead of
her we're still hoping that'll
happen

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before Christmas so we are
looking forward to that thank
you all so much once again for
all your

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your love and your prayers and
all your thoughts it's it's
really been amazing and very

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very helpful to the entire
family and big Dave Jacobs you
might have seen this on Dave
winters web

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blog Friday six o'clock in the
morning Pacific time he gets his
new kidney and that

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incredible news I didn't know
that I guess everything just
happened all at once you know

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as far as I know how this works
you know you get a call you got
the kidney schedule the

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operation boom so six o'clock
Pacific time on Friday fingers
crossed that'll be let me see

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six a.m. 12 it'll be two p.m. in
London on Friday so I'll be we
will have all fingers crossed
here

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for big Dave Jacobs our love
thoughts go out to you and I
heard a speaking of Dave winters

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I heard his morning coffee notes
boy Dave has a lost his voice it
was so cool for him to do

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from the do a podcast regardless
of him losing his voice I
encourage you to listen to this
if

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you're a user or developer which
means everyone listening to this
show should listen to that

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morning coffee notes all I mean
just put a link to that right
now so you know where to get
that online

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I'm doing that in my production
show show notes so you'll be
able to click right on it and
get

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morning coffee notes for
December 1st 2004

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So listen to that because it's a
lot about being a developer
being a user and how do we party
together

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at the end Dave put in a nice
special message for me which
I'll never buddy ever Bob

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This was for you Adam it's it's
what's 16 minutes into it and

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you could probably get yourself
to Starbucks in the time it
takes you listen to this thing
maybe less

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Anyway, I just actually want to
add that one out one note is
that boy do we miss you Adam

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man get your fucking uh you know
get your high speed internet
line so we can like do some of
it

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you know we miss you man and put
it that's empathetic yeah and
you're to add tip to my

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my very good friends Don Andrew
going on who are I just love
both of them to piece I think

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they're the greatest people in
the world and you know I don't
care even if she is bitchy

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even if she is bitchy stay away
from my woman whina still my
favorite anyway

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Alright thank you Dave and
actually I saw that you've done
the morning coffee notes

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I didn't have time to get the
Starbucks today so Patricia I
went out for dinner and I just

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threw on the uh the modem and
downloaded the all seven megs
while we were out to dinner and
it was

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there sitting for me when I got
back so here's the good news
tomorrow Ben with arrives at the

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cottage today special delivery
my ADSL modem showed up it's a
beautiful 56 megabyte

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per second wireless router
plugged it in of course the DSL
light was flashing meaning there
was no

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DSL service I gave the guys a
call they said no problem
tomorrow they kicked the switch

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in the exchange and everything
should be working no more
intervention is needed your DSL
line should

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stop flashing and then you'll be
up and rolling I did not by the
way go with BT with British
telecom

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I'm not going to tell you who I
went with yet the reason I
didn't go with BT is because
they still

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have a uh a bandwidth cap 30 or
not just bandwidth traffic
actual data limit so there's 30

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gigabytes per month and that's
it and I'm like new bin down
that road don't want to witness
that again

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I asked them I said are you sure
you don't have any other kind of
package no so there were a
couple

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of other providers providing
good speeds and unlimited
unmetored bandwidth so I went
with one of those

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so far so good everything seems
to be doing okay tomorrow
hopefully everything will just
magically

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pop on it'll all work and I'll
be back um because and it's
funny because I talked a

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day about this before you know I
said I'm hurting so bad you know
with with the bandwidth because

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just your life slows down to a
tenth of the speed that you had
forget uploading and downloading

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podcasts I mean that's virtually
impossible email attachments uh
just you know ordering uh
playing tickets

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or hotel room everything takes
so much longer it's just it's
excruciating and Dave said

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hey ma'am we are hurting along
with you and I thought and said
you know fuck it's true it is
we're all

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hurting you know I need my Skype
calls and I need to be back in
touch so tomorrow and I think
still

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we did a pretty good job within
two weeks of getting uh phone
line because I had I went from
zero to

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to DSL if we can get everything
right and then Saturday the uh
satellite guys show up I've
ordered

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a couple of sky boxes uh
including the one with the
digital hard drive uh primarily
so we can get

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our teenage daughter out of the
living room with the only TV is
right now with that free view
box

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lover to death but we've got you
know she and she needs to have
her own spot too you know

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wish you she likes to sit in
front of the TV watch corang TV
or MTV or whatever other uh
music

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television she usually watches
and then she wants to be on her
laptop sit there on MSN chatting
with her

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with her friends you know and
and then SMSing messages back
and forth on the cell phones
that's what

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they do so gotta get that set up
so that should be done by
Saturday and then we're pretty
good

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you know got my credit cards uh
local bank accounts uh actually
paid my uh my phone bill online
today

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we have uh we're setting up our
life and it feels really really
good um and it'll be even better

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when we have all of the the
bandwidth we need coming in
which also means by the way that
uh we

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get our phone line back because
it's tough man sharing one phone
line between two people who want

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to be in the internet and you
know people who want to call us
and uh Patricia wants to call
and

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it gets expensive just doing on
a cell phones even though
there's not that much price
difference anymore

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and by the way I can't wait to
use my Skype out account again
because you know that's the
cheapest

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the cheapest way uh to make any
kind of phone call and the
quality is great and I'm just

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things are looking up I'm really
happy about that and I got an
email as we continue to learn
more

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about the UK culture and
inventions uh comment from
anonymous connect anonymous
connect says

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Alexander Bell was born and
mostly educated in Scotland
before briefly living in Canada

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he moved to the states when he
was 20 through 23 and as you can
see from his page on uh uh the

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mother corps website here in
Canada it is said that he
dreamed up the telephone in
Canada

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and then constructed it in the
states so here we have so we
have uh uh all three nations
have

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some claim to Alexander Graham
Bell uh depends of course you're
talking to educated in Scotland

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inspired in Canada empowered in
the United States interesting
isn't it history and how one

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person's history doesn't
necessarily have to be the other
person's history got a Skype
call from

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Lee Wilkins yesterday uh the
Jenny and Lee show Jenny and Lee
uh the Jenny and Lee show dot
com I

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think is there a podcast a
website address and he contacted
me through Skype and then
through cell

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phone then he had a real
horrible story just a sob story
about his wife Jenny and him and
uh and

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their dogs and moving back and
forth and uh it's it's a
horrible story where you know
the company

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he was working for moved into
the states and then within a
week they had to move back
because it

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wasn't working out or something
had gone wrong and because they
had moved their dogs out they
couldn't

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move them back in because they
didn't have the rabies shot so
the dogs are now stuck somewhere
in

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Atlanta they have to have the
dogs flown in from Atlanta
because Atlanta or Delta messed
up the

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flights then they go into
quarantine for six months so I
wanted to get Lee on Skype and
talk to

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him about it and see if uh the
podcasts community might want to
help out and shipping a little
bit

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because they're really I mean I
know how they feel because we
had at least we had the same
scare you know

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that uh that are dogs and cats
we have to go into quarantine uh
but now Lee can't even get his

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animals back from and they're
they're little uh Jack Russell
Terriers oh man they're so cute

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and they're in Atlanta somewhere
so I'm going to oops sorry about
that don't hit the microphone

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it sounds really unprofessional
um I'll uh when I've been with
Tomar I'm going to get Lee on
Skype

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and we'll get the whole story
yes they also talked about um
one of the problems that I'm

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seeing with the iPod or at least
the problem is kind of the
vacation button um where

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if you've been away or haven't
you know been up to haven't been
able to suck in your current

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subscriptions or like me you've
been van with challenged you
know what you don't want is to
reconnect

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and then um basically the scan
takes so long because it won't
just bring in the latest dawn

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and drew show it brings in every
single dawn and drew show that
I've missed in that period that

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I've been gone and uh I was
thinking that we need some kind
of functionality for that and
then I got an

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email from um from Arabic and
I've put this into the pod show
notes even though it's in Dutch

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someone might have appreciated
um everyone is uh one of the
creators of Doppler Doppler 1.1
and uh

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he says that on Doppler if you
right click on a feed you can
select uh a contextual menu
called

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catch up catch up see a TCH
space up so not catch up but
catch up catch up uh and then
what it does

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is it adds every enclosure into
the download history but without
actually downloading it so you
can

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go back and download those
download those later but
basically you say you know catch
up skip everything

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but remember that you didn't
actually download it but pretend
like you didn't download it for
now so

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you can just get the latest
stories and that's great of
course Doppler uh only works on
Windows

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which is uh a bummer but uh I
think there's some uh some art
to look for there that uh that
is useful

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for other iPodders because you
know what people do eventually
go on vacation and we've got a
big

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one coming up Christmas holidays
so we don't want to have people
you know breaking their uh

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their hard drives with you know
by reconnecting and having to
suck in all this stuff and and
really

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losing a lot of the benefit of
what iPodder brings to the table
and now um a little bit from uh

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Ray was a witch was a witch was
a witch not me to only got an
eye neither of us can pronounce

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his name right and Tony works
with him there's uh ICM raw news
for uh yesterday

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thank you you are clear to voice
print identification you see
we're on a mission from

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guy it's Tuesday November 30th
2004 and this is the news about
independent Christian music

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my name is Rick Wes Whips
Chronos will be in concert on
December 17th 2004

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at the Jehovah Java coffee shop
in Salem Missouri for more
information check out their
website

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across music.com and this
Saturday wobble performed with
Sarah McKinnon in Chandler,
Arizona

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for more information check out
their website at wobba.net and
the verse the day is Proverbs 11
verse 30

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the fruit of the righteous is a
tree of life and he who is wise
wins souls and an additional
news

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after winning 74 games of
jeopardy and $2.5 million
software engineer Ken Jennings
lost this evening

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and that brings this edition of
the news to a close have a great
night bye bye

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specifically for you the
independent Christian music raw
news because it's a great
example of a really

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short podcast you know it's a
minute and 20 seconds lot of
information in there um i don't
know

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I just kind of like it and it's
Rick Wes Whips yeah I was pretty
damn close on that um excellent
you

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can find that in the ipod.org
directory listed of course under
the well it should not just only
be

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listed under religious podcasts
but it is um and uh ICM
independent Christian music news

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gonna make it a short show today
what are we 20 minutes into the
podcast again because well

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parsium uploading uh from the
modem once again hopefully for
the last time tonight uh
secondly

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i didn't have any time to go off
to uh to my uh my uh bandwidth
watering hole starbucks and

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and grab all the latest music
and podcasts and so i should
start catching up by tomorrow

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by the weekend i'll be
completely okurant uh so just
don't have all the stuff i
usually like to

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play for you i do want to
continue with um my uh British
uh for americans uh where we
left off

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yesterday was the arse about
face um obviously there's a
couple more arse uh
pronunciations

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or uh saying that they have here
in the UK arse over elbow is one
another way of saying head over

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heels but a little more
descriptive usually happens
after 11pm on a Saturday night
after too many

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beers um i guess what we'd say
in the states is arse over tea
kettle arse over tit another
version

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of arse over elbow but a bit
more graphic and forbidden
during a super bowl show arse
hole

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asshole to you not very nice in
either american english or
british english arse hold uh
what does

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that mean it means drunk usually
in the advanced stages of a
drunk and stupor so it would be

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be considered completely arse
hold um let's see what is the
next one we're still on a man
how do you

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like this as well um you chaps
would say two or as well for
instance if my friend ordered a

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middle of light i would say i'll
have one as well people usually
just say as well okay so that's
uh

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some more british language
culture let's see ass you'll be
surprised to uh to find that an
ass does

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mean you're but but mainly it
means a donkey in uh uh in the
UK okay here's one backing i
won't

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be using this one uh any more
backing tobacco uh but that'll
be the sort you used to roll
your own

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you used to have a lot of
backing bang we're into bees you
notice that bang nothing to do
with your

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hair this is a rather
unattractive way of describing
having sex always gets a smile
from brit

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american hairdressers when
they're asked about their bangs
how's your bangs honey bar me

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bar me so when tells you your
bar me means you've gone mad or
crazy for example you'd have to
be

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bar me to visit England without
trying black pudding uh okay
let's uh do two more here bees
knees

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bees knees the polite version of
dogs bollocks so if you're in
polite company and want to say

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that something was fabulous that
phrase might come in handy bees
knees hi hon i'm uh i have a
list

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of yeah i got a whole list you
want to do one okay you know
what uh let me find one one man

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i want to find a good one here
bleeding glimey we know glimey

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and shag i'm sure well i'm at
the b i'm not an s yet okay
please come over to the mic

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it's very funny because for us
Dutch for me then come over shag
is is something you smoke

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right and i just had that that's
backing over here backing
tobacco is backing but shag s h
a g is something

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you smoke yeah tobacco i've
swashmoke to shag shag the smog
shag how good was dinner huh

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oh dinner was i was so good but
we had fish right best best best
best best best

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a fried why is not no no no no
so we had a good conversation at
dinner

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yeah about bass because we
looked at the menu we both had
bass yeah because when it's a
guitar

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it's spelled the same way but
it's bass can i hear the bass
please did i say that yeah

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okay i love you yeah can i have
the flag bass you but i'm music
i want some i think music

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right away so can i have some
bass here yeah and the guy went
boom boom boom boom

24:54.320 --> 24:57.360
i missed your basement you see
what i had to queueed up i
actually wanted to play

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mumbo Italyana was my last song
i was just talking to Wilhelm
from kota

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oh tell me about Wilhelm tell us
who Wilhelm from kota and i
promised him that you

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you sent him mumbo Italyana tell
us who Wilhelm from kota is
Wilhelm from kota is

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the really the k yeah the record
what is the record company boss
yeah of uh

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now you can actually can you um
comparing with um

25:24.160 --> 25:28.480
clive davis yeah clive davis
yeah clive he's kind of like in
fact he he

25:29.760 --> 25:36.640
discovered golden hearing he
discovered shocking blue um your
Venus yeah that was him

25:36.720 --> 25:42.800
miss a Venus mr. Venus uh who
else uh earthen fire well that
people all know earthen

25:42.800 --> 25:48.640
fire but golden hearing was his
name he didn't he and Freddie
high and also um

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the police didn't they own all
the police published him for a
while he's the big

25:53.280 --> 25:57.920
big publisher he's got all the
publishing rights yes any sounds
like water companies and

25:57.920 --> 26:02.640
trash recycling companies yeah
he's he's he's the mobster

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he knew it knew it knew it's
hotels and Portugal hotels and
golf clubs and he's a nice guy
yeah

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he's your mentor he's my mentor
and my uh my record boss for
years and we're going to do
something

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that making the DVD of my uh my
whole career yeah from when i
was 16 years old to now that was
uh

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before there was wood before
there was you yeah well no when
you were 16 hours there yeah i
was uh oh

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yeah that's right we were just
talking about that that um he
said i i met Adam when he was

26:41.520 --> 26:45.520
what was he well our old were
you you were yeah yeah he when
he met

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yeah i was doing the porn movie
that's what he just mentioned
that you did the porn movie

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did the movie i did the voice
for the porn movie i didn't do
the actual one yeah because the

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guys had the penis without the
voice and you had the voice well
i have the penis but he didn't
pay me

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exactly yeah exactly but you
remember that you were a bit
young but you had the voice for
it

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and he we were just talking
about oh yeah baby i'm from the
city health inspection

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yeah remember the lines yeah so
that's where we met each other
because i was you were in the

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I was in the other studio we uh
i did the recording of the star
sisters that just met me

27:28.400 --> 27:33.840
and stars on forty five and
while we were doing a while we
were in that studio i heard you

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in the other studio moaning uh
and i said to my uh to my
producer who who is this what
what's

27:42.880 --> 27:48.240
going on in the other studio so
i had a look and there were you
but you little

27:48.880 --> 27:55.600
where what i looked like i had
like a little dorky boy yeah
very good and um you sweaty
hands

27:55.600 --> 28:04.160
you said hi i'm Adam i'm Adam i
was seven i was uh 17 at the
time 17 i have your poster
hanging

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you my uh in the bathroom yeah
you're bathroom yeah no in my
room you're right in my room
yeah

28:10.720 --> 28:15.520
and that's actually how we met
was the first time oh i had met
you many times with a poster

28:15.600 --> 28:22.000
you don't really love you i'm
sure i did i'm sure i said
something like that yeah and
strange

28:23.680 --> 28:32.080
Tony con says hi Tony con i told
you about Tony con he loves you
he loves your voice he

28:32.080 --> 28:39.600
thinks she's a very nice person
he has no fucking clue how you
look um i don't think so maybe

28:39.680 --> 28:46.080
he's googled your name the
picture maybe he's like google
patrisha pie p a a a y

28:46.080 --> 28:52.000
i'll then you get the playboy
pizza yeah there you go
everybody google patrisha pie p
a y

28:52.000 --> 28:57.280
please google me google me baby
so he wants the mumbo y tliana
what does he want to do with

28:57.280 --> 29:03.760
he wants to put it in the DVD
really yes you know to end the
DVD with a song from uh actually

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from now nobody can it's and
it's in uh it has a creative
comments license now i can't use
it commercially

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oh he doesn't know that yeah all
right thank you very much all
right baby um i'm going to

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play the song uh get out of here
and i'll come down and have some
tea with you i have the candles

29:22.560 --> 29:28.240
oh the candles are all right
everyone so let's just do that
one more time shall we mumbo

29:28.240 --> 29:31.360
badyana oh

29:33.750 --> 31:36.250
[ Music ]

31:37.240 --> 31:40.240
Hold your calories, it's time to
get on a train

31:46.240 --> 31:48.240
Mumbo, it's time to get on a
train

31:48.240 --> 31:51.240
We're done, we are done

31:51.240 --> 31:54.240
Shake it buzzer, shake it buzzer

31:54.240 --> 31:56.240
Shake it buzzer, shake it buzzer

31:56.240 --> 32:00.240
I'm Trishipai, and mumbo, it's
me, I know, on the daily source
code

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For Wednesday, the first episode

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And I still owe you a complete
list of all the musicians that
played on that track

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Because not a single sample
machine was used

32:10.240 --> 32:12.240
Well, of course, they used that
in the mix

32:12.240 --> 32:15.240
But it was all live musicians
playing live

32:15.240 --> 32:19.240
Horns, live drums, the whole
nine yards

32:19.240 --> 32:21.240
You can tell the difference, can
you?

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Alright, that's gonna do it for
the source code

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we'll have the fully enabled
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