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Delta Sierra Charlie 2-6-1

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I showed that car make no claims
regarding the quality of its
potchillers or the sanity of its
producers.

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Listen at your own risk.

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There are no secrets.

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Only information you don't have.

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Adam Curry

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With $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into
the future.

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And it is Monday, October 17,
2005.

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Good morning everybody.

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Oh yeah.

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This is about the earliest
source code we've ever done.

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For the first time I've seen the
sunrise and northern California.

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I've got to tell you people it
is beautiful.

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Good morning.

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Welcome to the daily source code
episode 261 coming to you from
the Curry condo

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in San Francisco, California.

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Little bit too early for the cup
of chinos.

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I've got a nice cup of tea here.

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And of course all kinds of crap
going wrong with the studio
here.

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I don't know what I think I blew
up some kind of input on the
Yamaha.

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It'll be 16 gulf.

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So if it sounds a little bit
funky then you'll know that it's
just a little bit of buggies
that have to be worked out after
international travel.

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Of course I'm still on the power
book with the external drive
running two external firewire
drives today.

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One for the playback from
Megaseg and one for the
recording with audio hijack pros
or hopefully no skipping.

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What a difference just a couple
of weeks makes man coming back
into the condo.

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I rolled up the windows
yesterday I arrived Sunday
afternoon and oh my goodness.

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I could see the marina.

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Because the back of America
building is completely gone.

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Of course on the other side of
my 180 degree view.

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The enormous cranes that were
rebuilding some other apartment
are also gone.

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So I've got a clear view.

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I can see a lot of miles and
miles.

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As I said it is 10 after 7 a.m.
getting it all cranking up to
bring you a wonderful week of
data source code.

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We're going to kick it off with
Arty Fuffkin brings a little bit
of John Lennon versus Dr Hook
versus Steelers wheel power walk
right in the middle.

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[ Music ]

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That's a Monday morning record
of what Power Walk, right in the
middle,

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ARD of course, we're bringing
that to us.

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A lot of audio feedback today.

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A lot of different things we're
going to be talking about of
course some pod safe

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Music lined up.

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I still have the shitty
connectivity here at the condo.

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You can hear by the way I got
the windows open. I'm kind of
airing the place out. It's been
closed shut for two new almost
three weeks

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It actually didn't smell bad
when I when I came in, but you
know, I had a little bit of that
kind of

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recycled air feel to it if you
know what I mean

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So one of the things that has
become very difficult actually,
let me see if I can do that is

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To read audio feedback

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Because it's all on the Gmail
and I have like almost no
connectivity. Let me see if I
can

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If I can get to oh, actually,
it's I've got like if you know
if you have a power book you
have that little

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Kind of that little antenna
indicator your signal strength
indicator right in the top of
your of your menu bar

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So I've got just a little dot

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And so when I hit Gmail, it says
waiting for mail dot Google dot
com, but I can't really do
anything

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Okay, so I'm just let me get rid
of that. I will have to wing it
then one thing I do know 100%
for sure is

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I got an email from Christina
for my daughter

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It was really funny. She says,
hey, can't you help a brother
out

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Apparently my chemical romance
is playing at bricks in
academies somewhere around the

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The week of the 6th of November
bricks in the Academy of course
being in in the hood and in
South East London more or less

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And I'd like to go to actually

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But of course, everything is
completely sold out. So here's
our typical plea. Does anyone
know if they if there's a way
that we can get hooked up

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Because you know my daughter
said can't you help a brother
out

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She's getting very close by the
way to wanting to do her own
podcast. I can I can I can feel
it

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She's saying she keeps saying
like I want to do my podcast,
but I have nothing to say

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So well, how about all those
songs you were playing? How
about all that emo stuff all
that independent stuff you
found?

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Oh, yeah, what I could talk
about that. So I'm hoping that
by the time I get back

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She'll be wanting to do her
first god save what no pod save
the queen was the title of her
podcast very cool

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So I'm gonna be here for the
next

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I'd say 10 12 days kind of
depending on what happens. Maybe
14

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Tough to leave dude. I'll tell
you had my sister over

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She arrived. Let's see. I came
back

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Thursday from the Netherlands
from my business trip and of
course, you know that because we
talked about that on Friday

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And my sister was there with the
friend of hers

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We had a great time. We actually
we didn't get around to doing
anything on the podcast

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We were just having fun, you
know we were we went out to
dinner and we hung out and we
talked and we laughed and

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It's the first time in a long
time that the my sister has come
over and hung out with me my
other sister willow is an Italy

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And as two kids there. So it's
not quite as easy for her to

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Just jump on over, but now was
it was it was really good fun

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So of course what that also
meant is that

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You know by the time was it was
time for me to leave

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I left the house month Sunday
morning at 830

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You know Patricia and I and
Christina we kind of had the
feeling that we hadn't really
had our bonding time

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And it's true, you know how you
leave and you and you just
haven't had you know you haven't
had that

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Maybe it's that one evening
together or whatever it is and
and you just feel like

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a little unsatisfied perhaps but

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Patricia's rough man. She's
she's got the another head cold

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Which really fucking bites
because what she has to have is
she has to get one of those

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Flu shots you know all of Europe
is now talking about the the
avian flu not the avian flu

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Which is basically bird flu now
we had this

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Who will let me think when we
had the castle the bird flu was
was rampant throughout

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Western Europe and we

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Actually the the quarantine area
came within half a mile of

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Of the of the castle which meant
we might have actually had to

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Call as they say or kill as I
would say our swans and our
ducks and luckily it passed just

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Just kind of before hitting us

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But now they're talking about
this avian flu and of course can
be passed on from you know bird
to bird but

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Can also be passed on from bird
to human and

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Although they have no

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Scientific proof that can be
passed from human to human just
getting it as human as bad
enough because it's really like
a bad bad bad bad

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Flu and can last up to I guess
up to 14 days now. This is
really dangerous for older
people or people who have other

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Other health issues and of
course Patricia has

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You know has there a heart
medication on that crap and it's
really not good because coughing
strains everything

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So oh by the way got some great
fucking news check this out

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When I went flying with the wind
commander

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Edicford tenta Patricia's
cardiologist of course I he
became Patricia's cardiologist
when we found out she had a

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Problem and I went for the best
guy. I could find and of course
all the the top lawyers and and
top physicians

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They all fly

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So we got him to help out and
and boy that was fantastic and
you know, so of course

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He hadn't seen Patricia for a
while. He has new cardiologists,
but this guy's like the top of
this field

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and

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It was a great hospital in
Belgium which is in Alsta. They
are the one of the top
facilities in Western Europe for

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For a cardiology related
illnesses and treatment and he
said

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You know she really should have
another

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Another test done and this by
the way is not really a fun
test. It's a test where they
basically shoot die into your
heart valves

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So they can see how your valves
are functioning. He said you
know with the cholesterol

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Medication she's been taking and
the beta blockers and all that
other crap. He said it's very
possible now

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with some new technologies that
have been developed that she
could actually

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have a a stand put into that one

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bilateral artery that it that it
closed up a bit and then she
could actually you know

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Probably stop taking most of the
medication and that was a major
major highlight of the trip

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Excuse me just wait too early.
So

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I think we're gonna plan doing
that

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Because if they if they go in
there to do the test and I see
that the that the artery and
this thing

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It's just one small artery just
a very minor one. It's one
millimeter thick, but it was
blocked for 90% so almost
impossible

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to put a stand in you know
that's basically in

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Angeo Plasti if you will you
know little balloon ballooning
there

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If they find out that it's that
it's you know less than that 10%
open then they can probably put
a stand in right there and that
would solve just a

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Shitload of problems but she was
very very excited about that. I
forgot to tell you guys that

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Okay, enough of me crap in here

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Looks like the setup is hanging
in there. No skipping so far

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I've had a back and forth email
with podcasts Paul

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Of course Paul is a lawyer in
the United Kingdom and and a
very active podcaster and

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There's this new

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Well, I thought it was a law. I
got some feedback on it about

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Music licensing and music rights
that it's supposed to be rolled
out across Europe now, you know
the concept of Europe is

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It's kind of funky these days as
you know that

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The French and the Dutch turned
down the referendum for the for
the constitution or voted no

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Which really really stunted the
growth of of the of the EU

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But Paul of course is the guy
who can always tell you

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You know what's going on he has
always legal inroads and so I
asked them give me some feedback
on what these new music
licensing issues are in

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In Europe and

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Of course I asked them to do it
in audio for me. Come on in,
Paul

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Hi, Adam it's Paul Nichols from
podcast Paul.com and podloid.com

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My take at them on the
European-wide music license that
I've read so much about

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I'm afraid Adam whenever the
word Europe is mentioned

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I think you know this you know
there's going to be trouble and
there's going to be a load of
old nonsense that follows

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Europe is made up of 25

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Disparate nations there are 25
different member states all of
which have different laws

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What we've got to remember as
well Adam is the fact that laws
don't necessarily cut it with
the music industry

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There are organizations that
have their own conventions

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Their own trade practices and
such like and that when you
terms up by 25 there's an
nonsense

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Now what you could have done is
to bring out something called a
regulation

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That's the most important
derived source of community law
this becomes directly applicable
in every nation

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So if Europe says right this is
a regulation everybody would
have to follow it

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They haven't done that

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What they could do then is to
bring out a directive which
isn't quite as good

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But they simply say to each
member state look we want you to
do this we want music licensing
sorted

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We want the usage sorted out
within a year and here's a
directive and then it's binding
and then each member states
sorts that out through

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Their own national laws

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They've not done that either
what they've done on the
Friday's to give simply
something called a

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Recommendation

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It does exactly what it says on
the tin unfortunately a
recommendation is just that

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What they've said to each member
state is look boys we can see
there's a problem well we could
have told them that couldn't we
a year ago

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And we'd like you to sort it out
please what's the result if they
don't nothing

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Some of the fried were bets of
the drawing board

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It is a step in the right
direction because they realize
that there are problems

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Brom of fried if the music
industry doesn't really take
notice then I'm afraid nothing
further happens. Yeah, that's my

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Shit what is going on? It sounds
like it's cutting off

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Like it's cutting off the the
end of stuff here. Yeah, man. I
got to go through this whole
setup

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You know, this is all legacy
issues from from my power book
crash

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Here's the here's the plan by
the way on that

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I'm hoping that around Wednesday
or Thursday new power books will
be announced and the meantime

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I'm gonna get a one of those new
find gold, you know the kind
that I got bombed on new find
gold the iMac G5s

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Kind of get one here for for the
condo and I was thinking of
getting

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Some kind of video converter so
I can watch TV on that as well.
I think there's a 20 inch right

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So I'll just put the 20 inch up
here and I'll use that for
televisions

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Well, I really like the idea of
that remote control and kind of
the media player that that goes
along with that

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I think that was actually

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Excuse me. Do I have to tell you
oh? Oh, yeah

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Interesting how Sanseo is
pronounced differently in so
many different countries in the
Netherlands where this thing
comes from they say Sanseo

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I've heard into UK Sancio

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Sancio

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San Amelia oh, maybe that's why
I like it

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Anyway, so I'm still running my
old power book off of firewire
drive

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I've got two hooked up now one
for recording on two and the
other one is where the music
library lives

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So they're not reading and
writing to the same disc at the
same time. That's to keep the
the speeds kind of in check

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Because I'm recording direct to
the yeah to the hard drive with
audio hijack pro

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Um, so

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You know one thing I'm
definitely gonna gonna do is I'm
going to can I think the
speakers on the

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On the iMac aren't all that
great at least not the one that
I have at home the new one may
have a different speaker set up

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But I've got that

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Logitech MM50 thing

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I told you about

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Actually, I got it right here.
Hold on

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This

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Let me turn around so I can look
at it. This is what I've been
using for sound here in the
condo and this thing is
unbelievable

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It's um, it's about the length
of a loaf of bread, but it's
much much thinner and it has

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I think as four speakers in it's
beautiful white it goes along
with my iPod and

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It has a slot right in the front
kind of like a top front loader
and you stick your iPod in there

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It'll take um, it takes my iPod.
I have I guess a third
generation 30 gig

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can take a mini and I presume a
nano. I don't know if it can
take the nano. I think it does

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And it has a lithium ion battery
on board. So what happens is
when you plug this thing in

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It gets power and it actually
charges itself because it is
portable

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You don't need to run it on the
AC adapter. It also charges up
your your iPod

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You can connect your iPod to
your power books so you can
synchronize and all that

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But the sound that comes out of
this thing is just so unfricing,
believable

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I mean I had this thing going
and it sounds it's hard to
explain

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You know how you can walk into a
room and then and you it's
almost like the dynamics of the
room or just

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flowing with the

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With the air coming out of the
the speakers that's what it
feels like it's really crisp and
the low end is

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unbelievable for such a little
box

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And I think I'm going to because
it also has an external

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An external plug so you can I
I've been plugging it into my
into my power book

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You know I've been alternating
back and forth because of course
this iPod is not synced up to
this power book yet

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So I don't want to lose all of
the songs that I brought with me

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So you know I've been
alternating back and forth if I
got a little bit of connection
that I'll play it off the power
book

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No connection then I yeah then I
use the the iPod. It's the
Logitech MM50 in case you hadn't
noticed

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They're sponsoring this show so
we'll talk about that once in a
while today was

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Was obviously an important one
because this is saving my life
and it has some kind of

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Built in surround sound system

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Which I kind of like

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On particularly on older tracks
you know you click that on you
can do it all from a remote
control

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And it gives a little bit more
of an expanded stereo stereo
sound

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I was gonna say something else
about it. I can't remember I
like it. It's it's that you know
if it was shit

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I wouldn't tell it. I would tell
you it was shit. I wouldn't talk
about it

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But it's really it's a pretty
cool device. Oh, and now. Oh,
man. Let me get my camera. Oh

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Just cracked and it's coming
through the window. Oh, you're
gonna love this. Wait. Let me
get a picture here. Oh shit

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I got it

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Let me see what I want

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Pretty shot now. I just give me
a freaking one of my supposed to
take here. We go

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Oh, this is beautiful. Okay. We
got my cup of tea there

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Oh shoot the flash wasn't
supposed to go off home. Let me
just flash off there. You go now
you can really see as the sun

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Oh, that's pretty my cup of tea
in the foreground. Let me do it
one more time

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Okay, I'll post that one up on
the show notes. You can look
take a look at the yeah

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At the MM50

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That is beautiful with the
sunlight just kind of a yellow
glow wasping right over it. Oh,
yes, we go the extra mile

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Rob Coslo member him

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Rob Coslo one of the first pod
safe music artist certainly from
the instrumental realm to really
break through in a big way

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He is doing something very
interesting. He's been talking
to me about it over email for
the past couple of

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I guess about a week and a half
or two weeks

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He's auctioning off a piano for
a good cause of course I could
tell you about it

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But one of my but Robin CC
Chapman take the honors

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Hey everybody this is Rob Coslo
and I'm selling one of my pianos
on eBay

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I'm gonna let CC Chapman here
tell you more about it

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Hey everyone it's CC Chapman
from accident hash dot com and
you turn cafe dot com

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How's it going? Rob asked me to
take a couple minutes and just
explain to you about this really
cool piano

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He's selling now as you know Rob
is an extremely popular artist

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He's one of the most popular pod
safe artists out there. He's
signed record deals his music is
everywhere

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So this is a really cool
collectible if you're a fan of
the music or if you're just a
fan of playing the piano

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It's a brand new piano. It's
five months old and it's in mint
condition

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It's a Yamaha P22 professional
upright piano 45 inches in
height

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It's a nice black matte finish
and comes with a bench

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Now what's cool is this isn't
just a regular piano this is
something that Rob actually used

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He bought it and used it as his
practice piano and he's created
several of his songs on this

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So if you're a fan it's a really
kind of a cool thing to have in
your house

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Say you know so when Rob costs
those all over the place in
touring worldwide and it's a
huge thing

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You can say I've got this from
when he first started out and
he'll also autographed piano

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Which is really cool and if you
win the auction it's totally up
to you how big he signs it and
where he signs it

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No, personally I think you need
to get it just this huge
autograph right across the front
of Rob

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Costillar that's what I would do
if I want it

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But it's up to you if you win
the auction which is really
really cool and if the piano
does decent

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Which I think is cool is Rob's
not only gonna pocket some of
the money. He's gonna donate a
huge chunk of it to some very
good charities

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You know things like hurricane
Katrina and the Susie beat
Coleman, you know breast cancer

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Charities which is great and
cool for Rob to do it because
this is eBay and it's such a big
item

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US bidders are preferred but if
the bid's go high enough

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They will ship the other places
in the world and the shipping
will be different you know
obviously

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This is a piano it's a big
shipping item

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But the UK and her Europe
shouldn't be a problem so swing
on by and check it out anyways

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So how do you gonna do is go to
ebay.com and search for Rob
Costillar that's ROB

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COST

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L-O-W and check it out or you
got the Rob Costillar.com. I'll
have a link out there

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I know I also put a link up on
my site so check it out. This is
a really cool way to get a part
of

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podcasting in music history and
I think that's really really
cool and

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Hopefully somebody will win it.
I'm keep my eye on the auction
because I want to see who wins
it and Rob's gonna put you know

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Your picture your link anything
you want up on the site as well
when you win the stuff so I
think it's great

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So seriously simply going on by
ebay.com and put it in Rob
Costillar and buy a piece of
history

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Whatever happened

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To fail

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Michael and Evo's winning it

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5 4 3 2 1

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Good to job curry

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Yeah, that's out of the pod. We
come growing. This is the dragon
page winging it

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The kick ass mystic ninjas

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Hello everybody this is a joke
most important. Oh Mike wants to
open up a beer. It's got a
little urine flavored

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Michael, how do you recognize a
flavor of your

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We're lonely. We're so lonely

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Yeah, they couldn't have showed
up at a worst possible time

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It's irresponsible. It's
irreversible. It's irreversible

25:37.720 --> 25:41.160
The dragon page what some guys
do instead of dating

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I have so much dick you wouldn't
believe it massive amounts of
dick. I'm going on a dickathon.

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Uh-oh, really?

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Holy cow

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Oh

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My word okay time for an Evo
cult update Lynn wants to know
Michael when you get your cult

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Oh, you made a lot of people
very happy

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Right, yeah, you can stop it
right there at that time. I'm
just preparing to go like rub
people's bodies for that

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You have no idea our arms are so
tired from our own stroke stop

26:36.360 --> 26:38.360
Not touching that

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Not touching that at all

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I do not laugh like Scooby-Doo

26:54.600 --> 27:00.200
Music now on daily source code
episode 261 as I stand here my
White House code and my black
oak boots

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Wanting to play this one for a
couple of days actually funny
got some time love spirals and
walk away

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[ Music ]

30:36.600 --> 30:45.600
This is one of the minor
drawbacks of podcasting

30:46.600 --> 30:50.600
You know when you get to choose
the music and get to take care
of everything yourself

30:51.600 --> 30:53.600
Which is just beautiful

30:54.600 --> 30:57.600
People who have worked in radio

30:57.600 --> 30:59.600
No one I'm talking about it so
nice

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Not to get handed a list by a
producer or a computer

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Is that used play stuff that
kind of fits the mood that
you're in at the time you're
doing the show

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And it may not always be the
exact same mood for you

31:12.600 --> 31:13.600
If we're raining I might play
some different songs

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And it may not be raining when
you are

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So that's kind of a disconnect

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But yet in a strange way a great
connect

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Because you kind of know what
the vibe is

31:25.600 --> 31:28.600
And I actually I brought my
eyesight along with me

31:28.600 --> 31:31.600
I'm contemplated recording
recording video

31:32.600 --> 31:34.600
I guess what I could do is I
could record the entire show

31:35.600 --> 31:36.600
Excuse me

31:37.600 --> 31:40.600
In quick time if you have quick
time I guess you have to have
quick time seven

31:41.600 --> 31:43.600
And you have to have the pro
version but then you can just
record a new video clip

31:44.600 --> 31:50.600
And records an MPEG video which
is of course exactly right and
formatted for the iPod

31:51.600 --> 31:54.600
And it might be funny to do that

31:55.600 --> 31:58.600
I'm particularly funny to see
what I do during the songs

31:59.600 --> 32:01.600
I'm doing all kinds of stuff

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So when I get a new power book
or maybe if I get the iMac or
something has a hard drive built
in

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I'll look into doing that

32:10.600 --> 32:13.600
That's what I guess that's what
Mary and Carla are doing

32:14.600 --> 32:16.600
That Mary and Carla show man I
told you about that right

32:17.600 --> 32:20.600
So first they had those two guys
they were podcast off

32:21.600 --> 32:23.600
They were potting off against
them

32:24.600 --> 32:28.600
They're potting off back and
forth with the tipsy girls tipsy
chicks

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You got to check that show out
tipsy chicks

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I think it's tipsy chicks dot
com they're an iTunes

32:35.600 --> 32:36.600
And it's kind of

32:37.600 --> 32:41.600
It's funny because I think
they're all they're all really
smart and they're all very
creative and talented

32:42.600 --> 32:45.600
But now it's kind of like okay
the tipsy chicks think that Mary
and Carla

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Okay, they're

32:48.600 --> 32:50.600
They think that they're kind of
dipsy

32:50.600 --> 32:55.600
Oh man I've got to play the you
know they they responded to me
playing the promo and they shook
their ass on the show for me

32:56.600 --> 33:00.600
I got to play that for you. I'll
make sure I do that for
tomorrow's source code

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Okay, we are at seven forty now
and the minute I'm done with
this show as it's uploading

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I'm gonna hop on over to the
office haven't seen the folks
who will I've seen him on on
video chat obviously on iChat

33:14.600 --> 33:17.600
I'm excited to see everybody
again and they have a demo

33:17.600 --> 33:23.600
I think today at 2 o'clock
they're gonna show me some of
the new stuff for podshow dot
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33:48.600 --> 33:54.600
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35:14.600 --> 35:20.600
This is the daily source code
every day 603 Pacific followed
by let's see what's today's
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35:21.600 --> 35:28.600
Match wine steins, yeast radio
and I've done a drew show on
today after that then Steve
Gilmore's attention text deep
Gilmore's doing great

35:29.600 --> 35:33.600
I don't I can't find the podcast
of that show. I thought I was
going to put it up on

35:34.600 --> 35:43.600
Gilmore daily dot pot show dot
com, but I haven't seen it
there, so I'll now that I'm on
the same time zone with them.
I'll find out where they are
because this is the show the new
show is doing with the Mike
Vizard

35:44.600 --> 35:46.600
And it's like a half hour show a
daily

35:47.600 --> 35:52.600
Tech attention show. It's I like
it. I've heard just a couple of
them, but I want to hear every
single one

35:52.600 --> 35:56.600
I also haven't seen my serious
satellite receiver. I got to see
if maybe that was dropped off
downstairs

35:57.600 --> 36:07.600
Anyway, after a attention tech
will have a DVD weekly with Don
and Jared followed by CC
Chapman's accident hash a full
hour of the best in pod safe
music

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More features coming soon to the
pod safe music network by the
way

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And we're still working. This is
the week that we're actually
meeting with a couple people
regarding the unlabel concept
and we're going to be talking to
some folks about

36:21.600 --> 36:35.600
About music licensing and boy,
I've gotten so much feedback on
this and I've been collecting
everything and you know, it's
stuff from like podcast Paul and
and other lawyers people in the
entertainment business

36:35.600 --> 36:40.600
There's a lot of excitement
about this and and as I've said
many many times before we are
recreating

36:41.600 --> 36:45.600
The music business. There's no
different than the changes we've
seen in in history

36:45.600 --> 36:51.600
When technological change came
along with social change and new
music forms were born and

36:52.600 --> 36:58.600
You know, and industries had to
more literally overnight in
order to you know, or to even be
able to keep up

36:59.600 --> 37:00.600
Hey, Kurt

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Digital slot pod the brand new
podcast from universal press and
get columnist Kurt Brando is
already changing lives

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I heard the first digital slot
pod show and I woke up next day
with a whole new view on life

37:13.600 --> 37:18.600
Plus my surprise this was gone.
I mean completely gone

37:20.600 --> 37:24.600
I could barely believe it, but
digital slot pod made me too
much as taller

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Finally, I could serve the web
without my lifts

37:29.600 --> 37:32.600
I took the digital slot quiz

37:32.600 --> 37:35.600
Then I called my dad and he took
it too

37:36.600 --> 37:39.600
We we had spoken in eight years

37:40.600 --> 37:45.600
Digital slot didn't just give me
a good show. He gave me my life
back

37:47.600 --> 37:53.600
My friend told me to listen to
the digital slot pod yesterday,
and I said, are you kidding?

37:53.600 --> 37:58.600
I don't even speak English, but
hey you get me now

38:00.600 --> 38:07.600
I know the digital slot called
has an officially started yet,
but I'm already telling people
I'm at level seven

38:08.600 --> 38:13.600
Listeners of the digital slot
pod come away filled with
gratitude

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Thank you digital slot

38:17.600 --> 38:22.600
Thank you digital slot, and
please send me some brochures
that I can pass out at the
airport

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Here, touch my head, G

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Go ahead

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Touch it

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Speccy by digital slot

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I love you so much

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Listen to the digital slot,
digital slot.com

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A better version of your life
awaits

38:40.600 --> 38:42.600
You just haven't downloaded it
yet

38:45.600 --> 38:48.600
Is something about Russian that
kind of turns me on?

38:48.600 --> 38:49.600
I don't know what it is

38:49.600 --> 38:52.600
I noticed this when I was in in
Russia

38:53.600 --> 38:57.600
There's something about Russian
girls speaking English that
that's kind of cool

38:57.600 --> 38:59.600
I wouldn't mind a promo for the
source

38:59.600 --> 39:03.600
You know, I've realized that I
have never made a promo for the
daily source code

39:03.600 --> 39:05.600
I think it's also because I'm
afraid to

39:05.600 --> 39:09.600
People will be expecting so much
creativity in such great
production values

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I don't think I can live up to
the expectations

39:12.600 --> 39:14.600
I should do that

39:14.600 --> 39:17.600
Maybe I'll do that this week
when I get the new, the new Max
in

39:19.600 --> 39:22.600
Oh, yes podcast expert, that's
one I would talk about

39:22.600 --> 39:23.600
So I'm definitely going

39:23.600 --> 39:26.600
The idea is I'm going to go back
in like 12 days

39:26.600 --> 39:29.600
Go hang out with the girls for a
full week

39:29.600 --> 39:32.600
And then go straight to, I guess
I'll fly to Los Angeles

39:32.600 --> 39:36.600
And then we'll go, I think this
place is, although it sounds
like it's in Canada

39:36.600 --> 39:42.600
It's not all that far from LA,
maybe it's a reasonable drive
from Los Angeles

39:44.600 --> 39:46.600
So definitely going to go

39:46.600 --> 39:50.600
And oh, by the way, please stop
with all the offers for the
helicopters and the

39:50.600 --> 39:53.600
Biaches that just way too many
offers for that, okay?

39:53.600 --> 39:54.600
Stop it

39:54.600 --> 39:56.600
Backtracks podcast

39:56.600 --> 39:58.600
I think you know your hits
backwards and forwards

39:58.600 --> 40:00.600
Oh, yeah, you know what

40:00.600 --> 40:02.600
Yeah, right

40:04.600 --> 40:08.600
You're listening to the
Backtracks podcast exclusively
on the daily source code with
Adam Curry

40:08.600 --> 40:12.600
Hey Adam, you did pretty good on
last week's Backtracks podcast
quiz

40:12.600 --> 40:14.600
We might have to make this a
little bit more typical

40:14.600 --> 40:16.600
Yeah, come on boy

40:16.600 --> 40:18.600
Come on

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Okay, here we go

40:20.600 --> 40:22.600
Okay, I'm ready

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Oh

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Okay, I'm going to give up on
that one

40:37.600 --> 40:38.600
Yeah, time's up

40:38.600 --> 40:39.600
Number two

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Hey 19

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I think that's what it is

40:51.600 --> 40:53.600
It sounds very steely down
there, so let's see if I'm right
on the

40:53.600 --> 40:54.600
Day 19

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Number three

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Number three

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I know what boys like

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I don't know who sings it, but I
know what boys

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God, that's an old one

41:10.600 --> 41:11.600
That's a tough thing

41:11.600 --> 41:12.600
Give me the answers

41:12.600 --> 41:13.600
Okay, here the answers

41:13.600 --> 41:14.600
Number one

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I'm here's number two

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[ Music ]

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I know what boys like

42:09.600 --> 42:11.600
So do I want it

42:11.600 --> 42:13.600
I know what's fun

42:14.600 --> 42:19.600
So how did you do out of two out
of three

42:19.600 --> 42:20.600
My friend

42:20.600 --> 42:23.600
Thanks for joining us on this
week's Backtracks podcast quiz

42:23.600 --> 42:26.600
You can visit Backtracks podcast
on the web at

42:26.600 --> 42:28.600
Backtrackspodcast.com

42:28.600 --> 42:32.600
Again, I have to work on on the
cue points

42:32.600 --> 42:33.600
All right, thank you very much

42:33.600 --> 42:35.600
Awesome Backtracks podcast

42:35.600 --> 42:39.600
This is a Carmen Tyler, Carmen
with a Y and Tyler with a Y

42:39.600 --> 42:41.600
Remember we played a couple of
her songs

42:41.600 --> 42:43.600
Which turned out to be covers

42:43.600 --> 42:45.600
Well, she uploaded one of her
own songs

42:45.600 --> 42:47.600
This one I guess she wrote and
composed that she's got

42:47.600 --> 42:49.600
I think she has a team that she
does this with

42:49.600 --> 42:51.600
And this is just a demo she
wanted me to say

42:51.600 --> 42:53.600
But I definitely wanted to play
it for you

42:53.600 --> 42:55.600
Because this is her own work

42:55.600 --> 42:57.600
You can find it on the pod save
music network

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at music.podshow.com

42:58.600 --> 43:00.600
This is drifting

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[ Music ]

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What am I supposed to do?

46:30.600 --> 47:28.750
[ Music ]

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Carmen Tyler

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Drifting from the pod safe music
network

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You can find

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Fuck

47:35.600 --> 47:37.600
God damn it, I hate that shit

47:37.600 --> 47:38.600
Why is it doing that?

47:38.600 --> 47:40.600
Stupid ass mega-seg

47:40.600 --> 47:42.600
Carmen Tyler

47:42.600 --> 47:44.600
I almost want to do that again

47:44.600 --> 47:46.600
Can I do that again?

47:46.600 --> 47:47.600
Forget about it

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That's irritating

47:49.600 --> 47:50.600
Miss the end there

47:50.600 --> 47:52.600
Okay, I'll fix all that stuff

47:52.600 --> 47:55.600
So what am I going to try to do
for

47:55.600 --> 47:57.600
For the weeks that I'm out here
at the condo

47:57.600 --> 47:59.600
I'm going to try and keep in the
rhythm

47:59.600 --> 48:01.600
Now that I'm in the

48:01.600 --> 48:03.600
Kind of in the get up very early
mode

48:03.600 --> 48:05.600
I was up at 515 this morning

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I had set the alarm for 630

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I really didn't get going

48:08.600 --> 48:10.600
So I started recording the shows
as you know

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Around 10 past 7

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I'm going to try and keep that
up

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So that we can have the show

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Nice and early to you

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That's the problem

48:16.600 --> 48:19.600
And being on the west coast is
your behind the times

48:19.600 --> 48:21.600
You really are

48:21.600 --> 48:23.600
Want to thank the sponsor for
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And thank you Logitech for
putting the upper

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In the upper class

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When I fly version of landing

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Everybody have yourself a great
week

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Have yourself a great start of
the week

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This Monday

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And we'll talk to each other
tomorrow morning

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Right here from the Curry condo

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So take care

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And bye bye

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Need to fill this thing up

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Talk to you tomorrow