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Delta Sierra Charlie 1-9-2

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Something remarkable is
happening here.

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Radio is springing free of the
regulated gatekeepers who've
managed what you can hear since
radio is invented.

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It's jumping into the hands of
anyone at all with something or
nothing to say.

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It's Adam Curry!

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You are a bitch!

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Oh yeah!

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Oh yeah!

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Oh yeah!

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I apologise, I'ma dick!

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Oh dick some respect!

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Wanky stuff!

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Oh yeah!

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Oh yeah!

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You're an unfamiliar dude!

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B-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d-d.

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I bet you were hearing that wild
cherry sign,

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I was like, what is that?

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7 things is 78, something like
that.

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Really think I'd give it shit
shit shit

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Well, what a hell of thick. I
never did without that色 fashiony
thing. The colour all

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You're a bird man

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A new man made me cry. I hate
you

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You know, I'm an idiot

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of the G-Move, the of the
G-Move.

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Have you been drinking?

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Oh yeah.

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It's the MTV.

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It's the TV.

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It's the TV.

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It's the Disney.

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It's the Disney.

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It's the Disney.

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It's the Disney.

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It's the Disney.

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What you just said is one of the
most insanely idiotic things
I've ever heard.

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At no point were you even close
to anything that could be
considered irrational thought.

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Everyone in this room is now
dumber for having lessons to it.

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To it.

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Oh boy.

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It was $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Done the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into
this genre.

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Hey everybody.

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How you doing?

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It is Thursday the 9th of June.

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Yeah.

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As expected.

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Didn't have my head on straight
yesterday.

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Like it's ever on straight.

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Apologies.

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Yesterday was not Tuesday.

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It was Wednesday.

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But of course it was actually
still new music Tuesday.

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Because we hold those on
Wednesday.

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Wednesday is here on the daily
source.

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Right?

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Beautiful weather and gill for
it at the Curry Cottage.

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Man.

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I'm a little bit fuzzy today.

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I think that's kind of what
happened yesterday.

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How often is it happen that you
actually think for an entire day
that is yesterday?

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Oh my goodness.

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And we got a lot lined up for it
today.

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Found some funky stuff that came
into the email.

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I've got an amazing blues song
for Pod save music.

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Of course the obligatory promos.

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No hit to this today.

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The young palette was a pretty
sparse but that's quite okay.

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What we've pulled for today is
voices from the vault.

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So play along with your movie, a
trivia brain.

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Okay, I've been on the phone all
morning.

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Still lots of crap to clean up
in the Netherlands.

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It's really hard when you move
from one country to the next.

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The more you've participated in
the community, the harder it is
to extract yourself from it.

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You have no idea how hard it is
actually to shut down contracts
for power.

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And electricity, gas, parking
garages, you name it.

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There's always someone with a
handout from more.

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Which is a little bit
discouraging but it's not
anyway.

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So it's, it hasn't been kind of
a downer morning.

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But I'm not going to let any of
that.

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Not one single bit of that
takeaway from the fun that I
have every single day doing this
show.

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At least when I have time to do
this show.

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Take it off with a mashup.

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This is in light of, well, the
jury is still being out on
Michael Jackson.

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I think you'll like this one.

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Don't stop movie Billy Jean S.
Club 7 versus Michael Jackson.

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Right here on the Daily Source
Code. How about a baseline?

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All right.

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I'll take synthesizers then.

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The center is by Derek Peters.

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[ Music ]

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listen to the sound, let's
listen to the sound, let

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my friends playing Michael
Jackson on the daily source code
down the

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reason for that. Actually by the
time you hear this podcast I
don't know

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the jury may still be out the
jury may be in. I still want to
pledge my

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support from Michael Jackson. I
met the man. I think he's if
anything he's

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asexual. We've discussed that
many many times on the source
code but what

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really it really sucks is all
these other stories that crop up
and I just

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have to feel a little bit of
that. Because I've witnessed
this myself. I

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see there's a what is it that
was a CNN article. Michael
Jackson's going to

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lose the Beatles catalog and you
know and they report this as
research news but

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you know the first paragraph
alone says according to people
familiar with

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the transaction you know it's
like I've had so many people
guess about my

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finances or about whatever is
going on with any kind of
companies or sometimes

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even legal hassle and you know
what happens and this has been
identified by

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many people and once you start
giving out interviews and seeing
that what

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comes back is not what you meant
to communicate of course it is
what you

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communicated because that's a
two-way street you know it's
whatever you say

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whatever the person hears they
probably already have a story
written in their

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head and they're just feeling
the blanks and their own blanks
and they miss out

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on the on the bullets you're
shooting on the on the live load
so that is it is

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your miss communication and
that's just something you got to
learn and yeah

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you can never really get it 100%
the way you want it very rarely
I would say

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but people take really cheap
shots they really do in the
press it's yeah

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it's they forget that there is a
person behind Michael Jackson
and it's funny

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because I was I had an email
conversation with Father
Roderick from the Catholic

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Insider and he he put up a
really funny interview with the
Arnold Schwarzenegger

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today at Catholic Insider.com
now he didn't really interview
the governor

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but you probably heard that
Schwarzenegger is podcasting
himself so he

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spliced it up and he put
together an interview with
Arnold's answers it was

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very cute it was funny and
obviously you know was meant as
a joke and he's

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getting all kinds of flack in
the Netherlands which is a
country that that does

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this all the time you know
saying he's politically
motivated and what what

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Father Roderick is really
noticing now is he's getting
some fame and when or

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notoriety or recognition or
whatever you want whatever you
word you want to

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use once you're out there you
start to slowly develop a target
and the

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more you're in the media in the
in the press the larger that
target becomes and

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it just seems to be it's always
been this way I believe but it
seems now

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more than ever you know when
news organizations and news
programming is

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looking for something shocking
something you know that we can
identify with

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and they're looking for the next
thing to roll out well we all
can identify with

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drama so what's happening to
Michael Jackson is the
identification of drama for

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the audience not that we have
the same type of drama but right
and high and

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getting kicked down that's
that's you know the
rollercoaster that's pretty much

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what it seems to be and and in
the Netherlands people really
love doing that

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to people who are notorious or
famous or or recognized in the
media so I'm

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saying a special prayer for my
buddy Father Roderick for sure
it's P-dog no it's

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not it is yeah look at this
P-dog this is P-W Fenton create
we're a radio for

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radios digital flots and I'm
here to tell you I am a big fan
of Mad wine

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steams yeast radio I am also
here to make a confession anyone
who is

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listened to digital flots and
knows that I often tell personal
stories from my

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life but I think that you should
know that there are still some
things I haven't

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talked about one of those things
is that for my whole adult life
I have secretly

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felt that I was a lesbian
trapped in a man's body I just
can't help it ever since

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puberty I've just been attracted
to women oh I'm so glad I got
that off my

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chest thanks Madge you rock my
world and I'm not ashamed to say
it

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hello Adam my name is Dawn Coco
when I'm a blind person from
Sacramento

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California I do a podcast called
blind tech on this particular
program will

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explore windows programs from a
screen reading perspective I'll
teach you the

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ins and outs of some of my
favorite programs how they work
and how you can best

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use them you can subscribe to my
podcast by going to feeds dot
feed borner dot

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com slash djc that's feeds dot
feed borner dot com slash djc I
look forward to

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chatting with you and I hope
you'll enjoy my podcast as much
as I enjoy

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producing them thank you yeah
right on good to see the blind
casters joining

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the fray and that's interesting
I've had a lot of conversations
recently

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about something called
accessibility of your Mac user
then you you recognize

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this it's in your system
preferences I know Windows has
something equivalent but

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I'm not quite sure what it's
called maybe accessibility as
well I don't know

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and it's basically how the
interface reacts with spoken
with spoken digitized

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voice to tell the the user what
it's doing or what the mouse is
doing or

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what button you're hovering over
etc and let me to think excuse
me that's

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let me to think that or to
wonder if iTunes actually has
good accessibility and

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if we need any additional
accessibility specifically for
podcasts I couldn't

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think of any off the bat but
then again I'm not in the blind
situation so I

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I you know maybe I should
pondered more maybe you have
some ideas maybe some of

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the blind casters out there some
good ideas and please let me
know if if

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iTunes has good accessibility
built into it at all probably
does because I

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think the Mac is is generally
reasonably good at that and I
was talking to

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one of the developers on the
iPod 11 team Andrew Grummit the
other day and

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he said that that's one of the
things that he's really
concentrating on is

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getting a lot more accessibility
built into iPod 11 so that's
very good news

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and out there's big markets big
markets are opening up let me
see what else

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oh man should I do this now yeah
I'm going to do this now this
was so funny I

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got an email yesterday home I
have to get on my browser here
was it dawn's

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blog I think it was hold on I'm
going to open up what is this
opening up now my

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computer is this opening up
Safari or yeah it's opening up
Safari okay this was

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a cloning warning complete
conspiracy theorist theorist
blog post from

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Don's blog and of course I'll
post the link in the show notes
listening to

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the recent Steve Jobs keynote at
Apple's worldwide developer
conference I

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was struck with a similarity in
voice between Roz Ho who was one
of the

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Microsoft that she is what is
she oh Microsoft Mac business
unit leader and

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the venerable Bill Gates so this
is what Don is basically saying
he's saying and

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if you saw the worldwide
developer conference keynote
thing you know Steve Jobs

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usually brings people up on
stage and one of them was Roz Ho
who looks very

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cute in the picture here on
Don's blog and so she's the Mac
business unit leader

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over at Microsoft and what he
wants us to do is listen to the
original clip of

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Roz so I'm going to click on
that now see what she says thank
you Steve is getting

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to be quite a habit to be here
it's my pleasure to be here on
stage today and

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to be involved in the exciting
changes from Apple for choices
than ever okay so

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that is Roz and then and here
comes Don this is the same file
process

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through garage band with the
tone lowered a fraction and he
says is it

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was getting to be quite a habit
to be here it's my pleasure to
be here on stage

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today and to be involved in the
exciting changes from Apple I'm
telling you I

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think Don has a point here
there's something going on it
could be that Microsoft

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is spinning out clones and
they're everywhere

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hello my name is Scott and I'm
Kelly and we're the creators of
my virtualband.com

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I'm my virtualband.com members
from all over the world
collaborate on mine

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try to record songs for instance
members can take a tune like
this

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and turn it into this

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you can hear more great songs
created at myvirtualband.com and
our podcasts available at

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www.radio.myvirtualband.com and
if you're a singer, songwriter
or musician and

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would like to join in the fun
simply go to
www.myvirtualband.com register
and you

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can start collaborating today
until next time I'm Kelly and
I'm Scott rock-on

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all right I think that's you
know it's not a new idea people
have been collaborating

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on on music on the internet
through MIDI sound files etc for
a long long time

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what was it called
myvirtualband.com I had an idea
for them all of a sudden
virtualband.com

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there we go so they have a
podcast let me see blah blah
blah myvirtualband featured
songs

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okay because here's here's the
big idea I think for these guys
let me see

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yeah exactly they don't they're
not doing it okay so the idea
here is you create a
soundtracking

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you upload that in some form of
in some form that can be
imported into someone else's
music

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program and they can add tracks
and then they can re-upload the
result of that so

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here's what I think is a really
big idea what if you created an
RSS 2.0 with enclosure

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feed to a podcast feed for each
of those songs so basically I
could subscribe to a group

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whether a participant in the
group or not I could subscribe
to what they're working on on a

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particular song so when the
first original is released you
know the one that everyone's
going to

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work on that automatic comes
into my iPod or my iTunes
whenever and I can listen to
that.

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now when someone does something
to it and uploads a new version
then that new version would

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flow to me automatically and I
could actually be a bystander
witnessing that creation in the
process

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I think that's a pretty hot shit
that would really rock pod save
music now on the source code

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[ Music ]

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Warning, expert of coming.

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Fuck American Idol.

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You hear that you think, well,
of course that has that has a
record label, right?

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Uh, uh, pod safe music.

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Hold on, let me just stop that
for a second.

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Lady Bianca, let love Habit's
way.

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Man, I was just holding it
throught by that.

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That was great.

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Links on the show blog.

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Yeah, let's play along.

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Good sun to 16.

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Go over to the voices from the
vault.com website.

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Follow the link to the voices
from the vault.

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Telling to page.

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That's voices from the
vault.com.

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If you can identify the voices
you might,

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then the likelihood of a brand
new high-punch of all.

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Uh-huh.

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Oh.

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The master is waiting up.

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I'll let her go and get this for
it.

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Cutty on the fire.

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See you soon.

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In the vault.

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There you go.

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Had an overture voices from the
vault.com.

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Can win a nice...

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From the vault.

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Oh, man.

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I love that.

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The imaging is just awesome.

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Hey, now I got a nice email from
Aaron from Bitterman Circle.

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What's this?

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Is there more on that?

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Or is this like some secret
message?

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So, back mask, can we need to do
here?

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Yeah.

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From the Bitterman Circle
podcast.

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And he has invite...

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Whoa.

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Spider.

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And he's invited Christina and I
to...

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And a friend, actually, I think,

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to go and head on over to the
Weasers Show as a coming through
town next Tuesday.

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So, that'll be pretty cool.

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Maybe we should podcast some of
that.

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At least, hopefully we'll get
backstage.

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We can do some of the backstage
podcast and got another.

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All right.

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That's it for today.

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Nice.

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Nice round that offer on 30th.

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Oh.

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Oh.

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Oh.

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That works for me.

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Tomorrow we'll be Friday and...

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Looking forward toward the
weekend.

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I'll have plenty more to roll
out for you.

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Hot safe music, promos.

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Mashup or two.

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Mashups are going well.

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By the way, really appreciate
all the suggestions you've been
emailing in.

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For those mashups, it's Mashup
for podshow.com.

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To submit your podsafe music to
us, podsafe podshow.com.

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And for everything else, submit
at podshow.com.

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Feedback, Adam Curry.com.

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Audio feedback, also welcome.

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If you want to touch the MP3
file, not too big please.

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I think I'm at 84% now on Gmail.

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I might too big limit.

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So either they start upping it
again.

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Give me that infinity plus one
or I'm going to have to start

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leasing some whole mail with
attachments.

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Show notes on daily source
code.com as well as on
www.curry.com

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where you are free to comment.

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Our guys at the latest show and
of course the podcast feed

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a dance source code.com.

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Okay.

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Patricia's out shopping still.

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So when she comes back, I'll
have to help her with that.

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I'm going to hop on Skype reveal
USA.

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Start working with everyone in
the company,

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desperate all over the world.

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From Belgium, the Netherlands,
the UK,

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the New York, the San Francisco,
Chicago,

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the soda, Tampa.

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Man, this is getting a good
name.

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I have a thought it would.

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Thanks again for listening.

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Stay subscribed and I'll talk to
you tomorrow.

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Bye bye.