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scree

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When I'm in the kitchen

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all taken up, didn't connect

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on English and Rezyli Slim

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Takeout at the show

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monarch or naked

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Now just wander around

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Come on and do it

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in the Netherlands, I'm Adam
Curry, welcome to the really big
show. How y'all doing? It's been
okay

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here, it's almost time for me to
go back home. Back to Jolly Ode
England, I got to tell you, I am
pretty

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much ready.

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But of course, I'm celebrating
my last night here in, uh, with
all my friends from the source
code.

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We're going to go for my life.

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We can't start the show without,
at least not a show at home
without a fight.

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Okay, and this is being a severe
issue.

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Okay, so I'll have to figure out
where the lighter went. Luckily,
lots of music

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planned for this evening or this
morning, or this afternoon,
depending on when you're
listening

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to this podcast. For some
reason, I've been really
inspired by being here to play
more music

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on the source code. Part of it
is, of course, because, you
know, I've been talking about
it,

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talking about fighting the next,
the next Beatles, and that we
could actually find and support
the

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next Beatles through podcast. It
is completely possible. And
also, there's a lot going on in
the

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music scene here. There really
is, and people have been sending
me all kinds of links to
mashups,

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mashups, but also some just
great independent music that,
uh, it totally has been just
blowing me

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away in its quality and, uh, and
just, you know, there's a,
there's a lot of, a lot of
community

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stuff happening here. Um, so,
uh, today, and maybe, you know,
also because we're kind of into
the, uh,

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the, uh, the end of the year
and, uh, shit, you know, you've
already heard my news. I have
the best

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Christmas present ever. Um, so
goodbye to my mom. I can go back
home tomorrow to be with
Patricia

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Christina and the in-laws, of
course, will be with us for the
holidays. Um, and my mom is
doing great.

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And, um, yeah, I, I think, uh,
she's on a very good start to a,
to a, yeah, a road of recovery,

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which is going to still take
quite a while. But, uh, anyway,
lots of good vibes, uh,
everything's been

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received, feeling good, ready to
go back home. And, uh, oh, my,
what, I got some, uh, uh, a
cadence.

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I got some more cowbell for
everybody. Actually, this is
from, uh, Jim Davis, and when I
first heard this

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like, I recognized this. I think
this was done by a friend of
mine. His name is Ben Libron.
He's a pretty

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well-known remixer. This is
basically pieces of full metal
jacket, remixed. Well, you'll
get the

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idea. But it's just where those
things are kind of. It's a bit
militaristic, but yeah.

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Me, my look for my, uh, lighter.
That's enough of samples in a
local culture.

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[ Music ]

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[ Music ]

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I'm 99% sure this is a Bentley
Brom Mix of Fomeral Jacket and
whatever stuff.

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I think this is something that
was from the 80s and one of the
radio shows we used to

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do back then.

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That's probably why someone sent
it to me.

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He said, love you, show newbie,
hope to be a podcast or some
day.

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I'm so sure that this is,
whoops, that was weird, haven't
had that happen, yeah, did

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you hear that?

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Oh boy, hopefully everything's
going to keep working here.

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But I wanted to actually, I did
something productive today.

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Do you remember I was in
Hilversum a couple weeks back
and I was there just overnight
and

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I'd also gotten a super fast
internet hotel.

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This hotel is better by the way
than that one, comparable in
price, but that doesn't

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really matter.

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I was there to help a couple of
friends out.

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They were recording a television
pilot to talk show with two of
the guys that I worked

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with on my morning radio show.

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So today, I went to the
headhonshow with the TV network,
SBS, who I sold, the Adderous
Family

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Reality Show to, had a nice chat
and I think we pretty much sold
this show into one

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of their TV networks, which is
really great, we're really all
pretty fucking excited.

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Because it was a long shot and
everyone just kind of came
together and everyone chipped

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in and barely no money on the
table.

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And now everyone will have a job
if we're lucky, which is going
to be very, very

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cool.

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And so I'm excited about that.

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So that was a productive bit of
the day, let's see what else I
do.

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I actually, I got the, I don't
know if I told you that I had an
MG and Amsterdam and the

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second night I was here or the
next day that I was here after I
arrived Monday night.

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At the end of the day, I went to
go get the MG and Amsterdam and
drive it back to Utrecht

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because I thought it would be
handy to have a car, but it's
been crappy weather and

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I'm six foot three or six four
and I just can't fold up into
this freaking MG and then

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it's a manual transmission,
which I have no problem with,
but I'm, you know, I use my
right

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hand for other things now while
I'm driving, you know, now I'm
used to automatic transmission.

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I know what you're thinking,
hey, you know what, let's, let
me, I think the mine cords

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long enough.

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I'm just going to be a quick
little sample here of the night
air and Utrecht, I have

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a beautiful balcony and I got
this great mic, so let me see if
we can catch some sounds

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here.

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There's some people biking.

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Going home.

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I wonder how that sounds.

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Okay.

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That's enough.

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Too much fresh air for you guys.

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As I said, lots of music lined
up for the show and by the way,
it is evening for me.

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It's a quarter to ten.

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I'm sorry.

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It's a quarter to eleven here.

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It's a quarter to ten in the UK,
so I'm, I'm trying to kind of
live on UK time again.

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And I've been just receiving so
many beautiful voice comments,
audio comments, and actually

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my mailbox overflowed a bit
recently, I had to delete some
email because there was so much

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coming in.

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I can't possibly play them all,
and I really try to stay within
some reasonable time limits

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on the show.

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40 minutes max, and today may
even be just a little bit
shorter depends, you know, how

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much, I don't know, just
depends.

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I did want to play this one
though, because this was just
too cute, just wonderful.

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Hi, Adam.

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It's Lance from the Digital
Experience podcast, and with me
is my wife Pam.

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Hello.

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And my son Isaac?

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Hello.

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And my son Stephen, can you say
Stephen?

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Yes.

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And we all wanted to say hi to
you and to send our best get
well wishes to your mom

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after recovering very nicely
from her surgery.

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Can you say get well?

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Wow.

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Get well.

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Get well.

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Get well.

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And Merry Christmas to
everybody.

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Can you say podcast, Stephen?

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Yes.

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Podcast.

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Case.

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Prince of Pod.

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There you go.

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There you go.

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So Adam, even though it sounds
like you got one of the best
Christmas presents

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around, we all wanted to wish
you happy holidays to you and
yours and a very best new year.

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All right.

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Thank you.

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Same to you and everybody.

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And everybody's families out
there.

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Oh, man, there's just so much.

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There's so much to get through.

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You know, this is really what I
need.

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I need, you know, people to help
me produce the show and produce
more shows.

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I could do 15 shows if I had
people to help me keep track
everything and keep everything

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together.

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I'm not a manager.

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It's like they, you know, he
needs some programmers to get
some, to get some software done.

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That's going to help us, you
know, create this, I think, even
better infrastructure for
podcasts.

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We talked the other day.

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He actually called me from the
road, man.

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He does his brain work when he's
driving holy crap.

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And we just, you know, connected
on so many different, so many
different things.

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And it's just, yeah, you know,
he's like he's already on his
way to, you know, to getting
into shape.

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And he already feels much
better.

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And I just saw a web blog post
that, you know, he's getting
ready to start doing some
programming.

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And he's, he's include me in.

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I think I understand it.

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And I'm extremely excited about
it.

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So there's some cool stuff on
the horizon.

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The really is.

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I also got a very nice email
from Daniel.

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I think he works for, for or
with American Heartbreak.

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Of course, we know, American
Heartbreak.

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Michael Butler from Rock and
Roll Geek Show.

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I'm one of the first, one of the
first podcasts.

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And they heard me talking about
American Heartbreak playing in
Europe.

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And he said, they really hope to
see me in Berlin with Butler at,

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what is it?

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Well, wild the heart.

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Wild the heart, maybe.

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On the seventh of January.

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And check this.

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This is the part that I like.

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As Michael said, you're on the
guest list of every European
concert of American Heartbreak.

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I mean, that's, that is like the
ultimate.

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That's like Elvis.

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You know, how many bands have
Elvis on the guest list?

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You know, in case he shows up
and he wants to,

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wants to be in this show.

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And I was like, I'm on the,
every single show.

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I'm on the guest list.

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That is, I, you know, I've made
it now.

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I feel totally, totally honored.

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Unfortunately, that's not going
to work.

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Cause I'm going to be in the
States until the 10th of
January.

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But I have to check out the
website.

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See if I can see if there's some
other days.

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Maybe that can catch American
Heartbreak on tour because that
would be cool to catch up.

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And also, make sure to check out
the podcast, the production show
notes.

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Now, the HTML version has been
kind of messed up.

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I don't have that nice, you
know, that pretty little
rendering that I did before.

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That's kind of a part of the
server transition.

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I just want to get off of the
other servers.

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Get off of the way I was
producing that before.

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This is kind of like a
placeholder.

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Because I think that what what
Dave and I discussed and what's
coming soon will be much more
smart about how that's rendered
and how you can access that and
what you can do with that
information.

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So, I think, you know, just bear
with me on that.

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You can still, of course, in the
show notes.

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There's also the, one of my
colleagues here, the show
details.

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I'm so professional.

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Where it tells you, you know,
like the date, the location has
the direct download link.

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And also, a download to the bit
torn version, because we're
going to have to start figuring
that stuff out pretty soon.

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So, even though it's not in the
RSS feed, I'm already putting it
into the show notes, which you
can get in OPML version.

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And as I said, kind of the
messed up funky, what the fuck
is this HTML version?

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Something else that is, is just
in the show notes that I kind of
left in there is an email from
Charles Kellin, Charles Kellin,

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from the Guilford songwriters.

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And you should check this out,
because basically, he's inviting
me to come to New Year's Eve
party at a bar in Guilford,

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which, of course, is my hometown
now, featuring live music from
some top quality local
musicians,

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which probably ends up in a
drunken sing-along, which sounds
just perfect.

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And, you know, he, I guess,
basically, he records this, and
this sounds like a perfect
podcast.

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So, I want to see if I can get
in touch with him and see if,
see if I can work something out.

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So, that'll be very cool.

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Anyone else who's, who's in
Guilford, I encourage you to
check out the message and come
on by if you feel like it.

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See what else, you know, I've
been, actually, I've been, I've
been carrying this one over from
several podcasts,

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some more about the hacking of
the, the I River, the IFP-799,
that's the MP3 player that I
bought,

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and I was so appalled that it
actually uses its own
proprietary digital rights
management software

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to get the MP3s on and off or
not, if it's protected in their
proprietary format.

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And basically, I just been
collecting emails and comments
and some links, which,

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finally, just put pasted right
into the, into the production
show notes, so you can get a
good idea of what can be done
about that.

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Because there is a firmware
update you can run, and you can
just basically use this thing
like, like a USB external drive.

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There is one comment in here in
audio comment that I've kept all
that time.

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So, I don't remember what this
is.

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Let's listen to it. This is from
Lee.

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Hi, Adam. My name's Lee.

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I'd love to show the listening
for a couple of weeks.

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I just thought I'd leave you a
comment about your IR River
device.

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I heard you've got an IFP-799 or
something like that, which got
me thinking,

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because I've got an IFP-180,
which I got about a year and a
half ago.

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I didn't know there was still
making new versions of that
series.

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Anyway, it looks like your
device is much cooler than mine,
but I had the same issue with
the IR River music manager

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when I was fully expecting the
device to just plug the device
in and have it show up.

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As a normal removable drive,
turns out you can make it do
that.

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If you check out IR River's
downloads, they actually have
two versions of the firmware for
the IFP devices.

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If you actually flash your
device with the other downloaded
firmware,

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when you then reboot it, I
think.

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You lost me there. I'll listen a
little bit longer.

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You lost me with the flash of
the reboot.

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When you plug it in, one
possibility you might have is
that I think for your device,

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it's still listed as beta or
beta or have you pronounced
that.

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Oh, man, did you read that whole
Mary Harder thread about what
beta is or not or beta?

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Did they say beta in the UK as a
beta?

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Hey, beta this, baby.

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Beta?

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Yeah, beta.

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Beta?

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Should you sell it if it's beta?

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Could you charge for it if it's
beta?

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I don't know.

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So your mileage may vary.

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Good work conditions.

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Just depends on how much you
like trying experimental stuff.

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Well, I've been a user for
years, so I pretty much love
being a beta tester and paying
for it.

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Check it out.

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Hope it's useful.

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Thank you.

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Love to show you.

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Thanks, buddy. I really
appreciate it.

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So actually, I have the links in
there to the firmware hacking
page.

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And there was one other quick
comment I got from Mike Massey.

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He says I was listening to the
source code December 16th.

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I heard you talking about the I
River Cheese Stick.

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All right, I said it looked kind
of like a cheese stick.

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He says, I have one of those.

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I agree with you.

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It sucks.

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It's not for the camera.

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It's such a piece of crap.

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I got rid of it now.

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I have an iPod.

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Oh, you know, apparently there
is a fixed word, Mike.

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So if you have it, you know,
maybe you want to pick it up and
play around with it.

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Ed Alcoma.

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I've been in touch with him.

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He's been around the scene for a
while.

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He sent me a link.

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I want it comes to mashups and
I'm sort of going to look closer
to the Mike.

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It comes to mashups and
smashups.

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Now people are sending me links
to all kinds of amazing stuff,
which of course could never

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ever be released.

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But I'm sure it's okay to listen
to in the context of the
podcast.

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And I left these links.

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Of course, this is from a site
that features a series of mixes
by a fiction, fiction area,

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a fiction area, a fiction area,
a fiction area band.

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The Beastals is what they're
called.

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So essentially what we're
talking about here is mashups of
the Beastie Boys and the
Beatles.

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I don't know if I want to play
one whole song.

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I'll play some snippets of a
couple of songs.

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This one's titled What You Want
Lady, The Beastals.

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[ Music ]

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Right now it's by a great, great
pleasure to introduce artists
and musicians.

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Help us.

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Let me listen to that.

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Press the bell.

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Press the bell.

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Okay, so that's one example,
right?

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Let me give you something else.

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It's weird.

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It's really trippy because
sometimes I like it and
sometimes I really hate it.

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It's hard to say.

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Hold on.

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Why is my system not firing
here?

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There we go.

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This is titled Hold It Together
Now.

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Here's a piece of tape for us in
England by Ringo Star.

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John Lennon.

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George Harrison.

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[ Music ]

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We're gonna start the channel.

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That's different, eh?

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I party with the Beasties in
Montro, baby.

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Yeah.

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They're old now, like me.

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Okay, we're more.

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I feel fine right now.

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Let's play some more body music.

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I don't know how this is turning
out at all.

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I'm just tired.

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I want to go home.

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I want to be back where there's
no bandwidth.

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It's coming though.

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Actually, it's coming when I'm
not there.

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When I'm going to be in the
States, that's when the
bandwidth is coming.

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Which of course has me worried
that I'm not going to be there
for the install that it may not
be entirely perfect.

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But it is indeed coming.

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And this is Paul Eastman.

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He has a bunch of friends.

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They got together.

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They recorded this song for
their own enjoyment.

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He's what he says actually.

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I know a whole bunch of people
that have had the creativity
stifled because of a record
company in radio station
politics.

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A person's career can be in the
hand of person that chooses a
radio station playlist.

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Well, we've gone over there.

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That's how it works.

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If they don't like your song, it
simply doesn't get heard.

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Hope podcasting will finally
break them in a lot of the
monopoly that broadcasters and
record companies have enjoyed
for so long.

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By the way, I'm not drunk or
overly stoned.

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If you hear me kind of tripping
over my words, that's a damn
hijack.

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For some reason, sometimes it
trips up and it gives me a
delay.

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So I'm hearing my voice delay
just a little bit in the
headphones.

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I know that some of you out
there who use GarageBan know
this problem.

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Stuff we got to work on.

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Anyway, so as Paul says, here's
a little tune that I did with a
few friends of mine.

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It's a cover of an old song
written by Holland Dozier
Holland.

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Well, we heard of those guys,
right?

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We have permission from their
publishers to cover the song.

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We own the sound recording and
we'd love to hear it on the
daily source code if you like
it.

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It's a mere 4.1 mags.

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Hey, everybody, get a mere 4.1
mags.

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Here's come see about me.

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[ Music ]

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Yeah, kick-and-women, I need
that when you might have to have
the Incranette

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King going on the pitch.

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Yeah!

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Oh, take it up there.

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There you go.

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I've got a lot of news and we're
easy listening.

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Look at that.

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Oh, make it easy.

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Look at that.

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Morning, midnight.

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Good night.

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Incranette.

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It's all right.

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It's just right.

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Yeah, that's it for the Daily
Source Code for today, a little
bit on the short side.

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Three minutes.

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But...

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It's all right.

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So, I've got, I'm feeling good.

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I'm going to pack up, get the
show ready to go, most of it,
I'm going to pack my bags and
tomorrow

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I'm out of here after some quick
Christmas shopping which of
course I have not done yet.

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It's typical if I have the most
of the day to take care of it.

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And remember the word is OPML,
go home, spread the word, make
babies.

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All right, everybody, some time
tomorrow or perhaps Saturday,
because I'll be traveling.

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They will be in our source code.

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If I don't talk to you before
Saturday and you celebrate
Christmas, I'm happy Christmas.

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Otherwise, you just enjoy it
great weekend, I'm going to talk
to you guys soon.

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It's all right for the Daily
Source Code for the Daily Source
Code for today.