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Delta Sierra Charlie 2-7-3

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I don't see threats.

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I'm sorry, information you don't
get out of it.

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Now I'm Korean.

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I was 16 million dollars worth
of airplane strapped to my ass.

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In the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm signing you
to the future.

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Well, good afternoon from Curry
Cottage.

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It is Thursday.

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It is the third of November 2005
from a very rainy wet and dark
gilfer.

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It's time for your daily source
code.

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Kick it off with a mellow mashup
for the day.

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[ Music ]

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So don't you bring me down, for
no more.

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It's kind of pretty.

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So Christina Aguilera, mash it
up with Bob James.

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Beautiful versus in the garden.

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Good use of ID three tags there
by ad of mashuptown.com, saying
in the album title, making Adam
a happy clam.

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A lot of response to yesterday's
show.

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Oh, man.

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Most of you thought it was
pretty funny, particularly the
Mads rant and Patricia's Pickles
and all that crap.

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Literally that crap.

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Cast Blaster Mike was not happy
at all with my windows rant.

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Man, I really threw him off.

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And, you know, he's developing
in Windows.

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And he had a really bad day.

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I apologize.

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Mike, nothing personal,
obviously.

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I've just been assimilated,
dude.

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That's my entire problem.

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I've been assimilated by the
art.

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So a little bit later, the
normal today.

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Right now it's two when I
started 135 British Standard
Time.

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So I'll be 12.

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Oh, I don't want to get near
that UTC code.

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I don't want to mess it up for
Zulu time.

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A little late because well, two
things happened actually.

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One is Gmail had an outage this
morning, which was, yeah, I was
actually, it was pretty
significant.

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I kept getting the friendly
messages like,

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Ooh, the system couldn't handle
your request right now.

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And stuff was breaking all over
the place.

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And it kind of gave me like,
like, you know, like a little
chill there thinking,

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Oh my god, if I think how much
of my information is stored with
the Google,

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well, particularly in Gmail, how
much of my life is in there and
that I really depend on.

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And it's like, well, yeah, of
course, I could make all kinds
of local backups and pop the
nail out and all that stuff.

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But that's kind of not the
point.

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And I guess I've never really
read their terms.

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What happens over, you know,
how, how, well, actually, I
think their whole business
should be securing and
protecting my data.

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So I'm just going to assume that
they will and that they do, but
might not be a bad idea to,

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to grab a copy of everything of
all the, God, it must be at
least 30,000 messages in there
right now.

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We know the size of it, so
that's not a big deal.

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What is it now? We're up to, I'm
almost all, like, I'm like, at
three gigs.

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So, you know, I have that
special gigazoid four gig limit.

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I love it. I wonder if that's
going to start growing once they
start hitting that limitation.

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So anyway, so that did lay
everything because everything
that I have is always stored in
Gmail.

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And, you know, I got to download
all the different promos and
stuff that people have sent me.

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And I've forward a lot of stuff
to myself to, you know, with
special rules so that it's
tagged and labeled in a certain
way.

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So that I kind of, it's kind of
a live organization system,
which works quite well,
actually.

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Could do, we could do it even
better, but yeah, I'd have to
get into it.

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Let's say Springsteen Chase out
of Fort Lauderdale by Wilma.

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Hold on, this is just one of
those, I never look at those web
clips on Gmail. What does this
say?

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And does it write at the top of
my email? It had this message.

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It's a guess it's an AP report
sending me over to
news.yahoo.com and what does it
say?

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With much of Florida still
recovering from Hurricane Wilma,
Bruce Springsteen has been
forced to cancel as November
3rd,

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solo acoustic show near Fort
Lauderdale because of officials'
concerns over public safety.

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Wow. The rocker, I love how they
say that. The rocker, the loved
one, the material girl.

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We'll now play the seminal hard
rock live arena in Hollywood,
Florida on the 19th, according
to a message on his website,

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Springsteen.net.

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Okay. Coolio.

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It's the first time I've ever
clicked on one of those at the
top of Gmail.

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And there was also a message
here that said, Google Mail in
the UK, right at the top of my
Gmail.

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I think we went over this before
that there's a trademark dispute
over the name Gmail.

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And so as of October 19th, I'm
reading here, Google Mail in the
UK will start handing out Google
Mail.com addresses.

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Why the name chains? We've been
involved in a dispute regarding
the Gmail trademark in the UK.

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Another company is claimed right
to the Gmail name.

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We have tried to resolve this
dispute through negotiations,
but our efforts have failed.

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You didn't want to pay the
prices what that means.

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Still working with the courts
and trademark office to protect
our ability to use the Gmail
name,

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but in the meantime, we want you
to have an email address that
you can rely on.

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Okay. So the address is good.

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And more importantly, please,
please take care of my data.

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This is, you know, with that
Windows live stuff, this is
going to be a big deal, I think.

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You know, because now, what is
it live office, I guess, and
you'll be,

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yeah, was it someone sent me an
email, and I actually tried to
fire this thing up.

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It's, oh, God, I can't remember
the name of it now, but it's,
it's,

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think office, think free, think
free, I think it is office.

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And I tried to run it on my Mac.
It looks cool because you can
create word documents,

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Excel documents, and PowerPoint
documents in a web browser.

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And then, of course, it said,
hey, you don't have the latest
JRE, you know, 9,000 or
whatever,

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with a link to a page on the
Apple site, which was
non-existent,

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God hate that.

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And then my Mac popped up
saying, you have 97 megs worth
of update to download for the
OSX update.

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So I did that and I'll go back
to think free thing and see if
that works.

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I remember those guys around
quite a while ago, but I didn't
know that they now had kind of
this,

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the browser and the service
metaphor, which is very
interesting.

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We're seeing some really
interesting things happening,
particularly what Microsoft is
doing,

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very interesting to see where
this is going to take us.

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So far, the demo that they have
at live.com doesn't really work
in Firefox.

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It works somewhat, but I tried
it out on the, on the craplet
and got definitely different
results.

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So we'll wait until they fix
that, until I can really comment
on it.

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So today we have a couple of pod
save tunes, obviously.

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I think only two promos and lots
of feedback, as I said, the
feedback about yesterday's show,

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and it's very obvious, there's
only one real star here in the
cottage, and that will be my
wife.

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So I talked to her last night
and I said, could you come in
more often during this show?

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I don't care what you say, just
come in more often, please.

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She said she would.

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We'll see.

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Hello Adam, this is Andy from
the Skinny on Sports or T-Sauce
as we like to call it pod show.

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I was listening to your show
yesterday and I wanted to point
out a few things.

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So let's see if I can queue it
up.

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Okay, here's the beginning of
your show.

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Geltis, here are Charlie, two,
seven, two.

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Now let me jump ahead here a
bit.

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Oh yeah, here it is.

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Where is the voice of the fan in
mass media?

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You know, it's always some idiot
with blue and white paint on his
face holding up a sign

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or standing next to his mates
with a, with a big letter on his
belly, you know?

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Or it's the epitentiary here,
shouted from the stands at the,
at the rough, or the, or other,
or opposing team players.

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But where is the voice of the
fan?

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You don't really hear it.

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You really don't.

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So it makes a hell of a lot of
sense at that's happening.

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Cool to see it because there's
no outlet whatsoever for him.

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Alright, so I got to this point
and thought, what is Adam
thinking?

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No voice for the fans?

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No outlet for them to be heard?

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Adam, you just have to look to
family.

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Your pod show family.

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At the skinny and sports, we
give that outlet for the fan.

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So whether you're wanting to
talk about your favorite sport,
team, athlete, or the game last
night,

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the skinny and sports can give
you that voice.

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You can email us your comments
at skinny and sports at
gmail.com.

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You can record audio comments
and send them our way as well.

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And the newest way is to call
the t-sauce hotline.

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At 206-350-ts-o-s.

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That's t-s-o-s for the skinny
and sports.

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Then you can look for your voice
to be seen and heard at www.s
skinny and sports.com.

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Alright Adam, now that we've got
that out of the way, you can go
back to your show,

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knowing that your pod show
family is looking out for you.

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Have a good day.

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Hey buddy, thanks.

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We got to figure out how to get
you in both speakers.

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Both earbuds at the same time.

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Yeah, absolutely.

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Of course.

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What I meant was a little bit
different.

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Because of course, skinny on
sports, the fastest 10 minutes
on your iPod,

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gives the fan a voice.

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I was thinking more along the
lines of fans creating their own
podcast.

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And I think that's not that you
guys aren't fans.

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But I think there's places for
all kinds of podcasts.

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And dude, I'm definitely going
to call you guys up.

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We should talk about that.

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What we can do, how we can
facilitate even more fan
interaction.

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A lot of the problems seem to be
that whenever the fans get
together

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and build great websites and
fan-zene websites and do
podcasts,

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is that the clubs usually come
down really hard on them for
using their logos

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and trademarks and stuff like
that.

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It's kind of like the music
business in a way.

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You know, where it's all about
the players,

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it's all about the sponsors, the
television rights,

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and somewhere, oh yeah, yeah,
there's the people who pay for
it all.

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That would be us, the fans,
right?

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So I think we're going to see
some meltdowns all across the
board.

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And the more I think about it,
in position I would talk about
that last night,

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there is such a meltdown on the
way across the board.

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It's, who was saying that to
this guy, a friend of mine, Rob,

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who lives in the Netherlands.

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He used to be used to write for
gossip magazines.

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It was like the one chill I had
on the inside.

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He always worked at shitty rags
that had no circulation,

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but at least like it gets some
room or debunked a little bit.

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And he's now heavily into all
kinds of online activities

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that involve SMSing, that's
basically text messages

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that you send for a fee.

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And he has real valuable
propositions for people.

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I'm not going to get in digs.

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And it's okay, okay, he's doing
porn, all right?

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So anyway, we talked about
cross-promotion from television,

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promoting URLs and how that
would work and radio.

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And he said interestingly
enough, he says that advertising
on television

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really doesn't give him a lot of
traffic.

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He says because people who are
inclined to go online

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or to do something of that
interactive nature,

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basically aren't watching
television.

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I thought that was, and this is
a very small country,

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but it's a good country for
testbed of how things will work,

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because it's his own eco
culture, it's own language and
all that stuff.

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So I thought that was pretty
interesting.

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He said radio still does seem to
work, but of course,

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it's so ubiquitous, and they
have such horrible traffic
problems

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in the Netherlands.

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Everyone spends at least two
hours in their car every day,

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if not more, sitting in traffic,

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so they listen to a lot of
radio.

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And obviously he thinks that
iPods are the next place

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to advertise.

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He feels that online advertising
works much better.

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So if that's the vacuum that's
being created in traditional
media,

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you know, there's a lot to be
afraid of,

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or a lot of opportunities,

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just a matter of how you take a
look at it.

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See a couple of emails here,
Michael Grosch.

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Let's see, as a former
headbanging bedbanger's ball
addict,

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I was surprised to hear about
you from Steve Jobs

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and one of his keynotes.

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And I've been a happy subscriber
to Delta Sierra Charlie since.

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Tonight I've run into a little
problem.

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After syncing my subscriptions
and iTunes,

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I found a repot of yesterday's
episode and deleted it,

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because I thought it would be
the same as the regular episode,

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what a fatal mistake.

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Unfortunately, I have no idea
how to recover deleted episodes
on iTunes.

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Re-syncing doesn't work,

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hopefully you could point me to
a solution,

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which would probably be useful
for other listeners of the DSC.

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Michael from Germany.

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Okay, first of all, excuse M.W.

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Shapo, no, that's not what I'm
looking for.

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Excuse M.W.

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My French sucks.

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I have like four things I know,
I just say,

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and I pronounce them well, so I
can get away with it.

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Mia Culpa, let's use that, not
French, but it'll work.

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I don't know how it happened,
but I basically am still,

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I have the oldest crappiest
upload production system in the
world,

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and I'm keeping it that way for
a specific reason,

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because the team that is now
working on the Pod Show PDN,

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the Pod Cast delivery network,

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and everything that's going to
be associated with that.

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I have to basically convince me
to use their system.

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And until I do, it won't be good
enough,

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and they have lots of issues to
deal with with me,

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because there's migration, my
feed,

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my iTunes feed, where to stuff
live.

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I mean, right now I'm uploading
to three load balance servers,

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and I post a link on curry.com,

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and then I post the same thing
again,

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and in radio, user land,

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just to make it a little more
complicated.

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And that's the actual feed that
activates the iTunes feeds,

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and somehow, on copying, I
copied a wrong link,

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and I had everything in there
right,

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it's just I copied the wrong
enclosure link

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into the user land upload
interface,

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and it's crazy.

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Of course, that also kind of
does show you

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that iTunes, as an aggregator,
is technically broken,

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because it should never download
the same piece of content twice,

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and it did, it actually created
two files.

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With the same name, one with an
appended,

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was like a dash wand or
something.

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That should basically never
happen,

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particularly if the bite sizes
are the same,

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which they were, so that doesn't
seem to be working right.

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Now about deleting stuff in
iTunes,

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yeah, that's very dangerous.

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If you delete one episode,

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it basically deletes your entire
subscription,

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and where it does something
funky,

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really the only way I found to
do it

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is to completely delete the
whole daily source code,

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then re-subscribe to it,

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and you may want to subscribe

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by using the link on
dailysourcecode.com,

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the XML, the orange on white XML
icon.

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If you copy that link,

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and you can go to, what is it on
iTunes?

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I think it's a bit just check.

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I think it's advanced, yeah,

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and then subscribe to podcast,

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and then paste that URL in
there,

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and then you're still going to
get fucked up shit

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if I do it wrong,

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but it does remove one step from
the loop,

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which is the iTunes system,

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which essentially scans all of
the feeds periodically.

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I don't know if they've actually
changed

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to looking at a ping service,

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and now we talk to them about
that a lot.

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And they may be looking at,

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I don't know,

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when wintersoldweblogs.com,

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you also sold audio.weblogs.com,

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and I think that the short
changes XML,

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that's basically the file that
shows you what changes

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have been made in the past X
amount of time,

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and it always pops up empty for
me,

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so I guess they're not
supporting that anymore,

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which is for obvious commercial
reasons,

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but I don't know.

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So now I don't,

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they may be pulling it from
ping.indepotter.com,

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or ping.indepotter.org.

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That's could be where they're
getting it from.

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If they're doing pings,

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but again, I don't know.

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Now I'll find out.

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They got some cool guys over
there now,

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who are dedicated to working on
the podcasting

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and the iTunes music store,

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so they'll definitely let me
know.

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Let me see a couple of sincere
things.

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Oops, hold on a second.

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The blackberry's going off.

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I'm going to check and see what
that is.

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I have an extremely busy day
today.

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Ah, okay, so we're late for
this.

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It's 12 to two.

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Today, Patricia and I are going
to test drive,

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the Jaguar, the S-Type.

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V6, turbohunker thing.

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Turbo dieselhunker thing.

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Okay, so we're going to be late
for that.

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I was contemplating a sound
seeing tour,

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but I think I'm going to wait.

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They don't have the really the
car that we want.

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They have the car with the same
engine and suspension,

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and all that stuff.

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But I think that when we go back
and test drive,

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the car that we're really
interested in,

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which has all the toys and all
the cool bits in it.

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You know, probably at that
point,

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we might do a sound seeing tour.

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I'm pretty jazzed about it
actually.

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Now, we won't be able to take
the delivery of a car

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for almost two months,

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so we still have to see whether
we're going to take one out of
stock,

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out of the showroom,

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or if we're going to order one
custom order it.

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I've gotten some pros and cons,

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email wise and feedback from
people about the Jaguar,

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saying that the typical stuff
about English cars,

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and some other suggestions.

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But I think I'm still pretty
high on this,

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and depending on if it's not a
total dog to drive,

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I think we'll just get it,

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because I don't drive here at
all anyway.

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So, except to maybe go to the
Farrowx Airport,

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when I'm flying the 182.

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So, still looking for people who
might have had some experience

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with the Jaguar Diesel, Turbo
Diesel,

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regarding Bio Diesel, otherwise,

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we're just all going to
experiment together,

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then aren't we?

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More feedback.

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Hiya, this is from Brian Deamer.

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From the Comic Geek Speed
Podcast.

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They're Brian.

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This is Brian Deamer from the
Comic Geek Speed Podcast.

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I wanted to take this
opportunity to thank you

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for inspiring me and my friends
to do a podcast.

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Your daily dose of all things
podcasting keeps me informed,

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and motivated to make our show
better each day.

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And I want to let your listeners
know

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that it is possible to be
successful in the world of
podcasting.

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Our show started out in March,

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just a small show with a few
listeners.

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But by filling it with our
passion for comic books,

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and trying our best to make it
the best show we know how,

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we now have more than 2,000
downloads every day.

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We are selling advertising that
targets our audience,

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since I owe.

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We are traveling around the US
to comic conventions far and
wide

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to meet our listeners.

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Hell, we've never owned
t-shirts.

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So if you really want to,

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and if you're willing to put in
a lot of hard work,

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you too can have a successful
podcast.

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We owe it all to you, Adam.

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If not for your constant energy
about this exciting new medium,

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we wouldn't be where we are
today.

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So have a great day and thanks
so much.

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And by the way, if you're a fan
of comic books,

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or you're even curious about the
joys of superheroes,

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check us out at
ComicGeekSpeak.com.

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Hey, Brian. Thanks, buddy.

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I cannot accept all the credit
you gave there.

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It sounds like you guys have
been working really hard.

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And there you go.

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So you see what a couple of
thousand subscribers can do

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if you're, well, essentially,

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if you're certainly if you're
targeting some kind of nature,

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basically whatever the frick you
have passion about,

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right, that's really, wow.

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I hate saying right after
sentences.

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Oh, that's so Silicon Valley.

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I'll get to that in a second.

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So you can see how it works.

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You know, if you're passionate
about a topic,

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and I like the wrestling promo
from yesterday as well,

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you know, these are very
targeted audiences.

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I mean, think of all, you know,

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the, oh, man, any extreme sport,

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anything that's narrower than
the Daily Source Code,
basically.

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I think you can be very
successful in because the
audience is going to be so well
known.

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Advertisers will, will hone you
out.

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They will seek you out.

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I'm telling you, they're going
after this because they realize
it's a great place

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to reach the audience.

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They just have no way of
reaching because,

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that's what they're not really
watching television anymore.

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They're not really listening to
the radio.

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And if they are, it's not quite
working as well as it used to.

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So congratulations, guys.

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That's fantastic.

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That is just fantastic.

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I love it.

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About the right thing.

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Throughout Silicon Valley, I've
noticed.

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Whenever you talk to a
technologist,

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someone who really knows this
stuff usually will do this,

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there's this, this habit of
people saying,

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well, you know, I'll give an
example.

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Well, the RSS feed, of course,

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will update through the
dynamically generated court,
right?

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And they always end the sentence
with the right,

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which is,

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it gives a non-technical people
a very easy way to say,

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oh, yeah, right.

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But I find it highly annoying.

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And I do find myself often
saying,

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no, I don't think that's right.

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But that's incorrect.

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But the danger is you start
taking that shit

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over yourself and you start
saying,

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oh, God, I hate doing that.

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I'm the chameleon of talk when
it comes to that.

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I always, you know,

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I'm still still struggling,

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very hard not to slip into the
magic vibe over here.

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The Madonna vibe of talking with
the English accent,

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which is not fake, it's not,

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her accent is not fake.

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It's so easy if you live here to
slip into it.

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It's just,

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it's a fascinating way of using
the English language.

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It really is so much nicer than,

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then what I grew up with,

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so much richer in description to
be honest.

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Gabrielle Moreno,

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this is the email I was waiting
for.

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Adam, been a fan for several
months.

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Thanks for playing some country.

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I would not complain if you play
more of it.

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I am a jazz in the country fan.

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He he he.

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Anyone wants to know if,

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there's a way to buy pot-sake
music other than through iTunes?

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Well, yeah, of course.

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Most of the artists have sales
mechanisms or deals with places
like CDB

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be set up on their own websites,

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which you can get to from the
pot-sake music network.

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And, well,

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they're,

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there possibly could be
something in the very near
future

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in the form of an unlabel that
might,

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might answer your question a
little more,

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so,

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this one's for you,

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another country song,

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this is Amy Dallas.

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[ Music ]

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Amy Dally.

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I presume it's Dally,

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D-A-L-L-E-Y Friday night.

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From the Podsate Music Network,

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a little bit of country for you,
Robotta.

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Uh...

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Music.podshow.com.

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Now, so here we are.

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And the Patricia Knight talked
about her coming on the show
more just last night.

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And I said, I'm going to go to
the show.

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And then I just saw her drive
off in the car.

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Did you just post it?

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Hold on.

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Let me just call her.

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Let's see if she has her mobile
honor.

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I'll see if I can do this.

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I think that's it.

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Let's see if I've got everything
hooked up right.

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If so, it will function.

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Come on Skype.

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Do your thing, baby.

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Right.

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So far, pretty disappointing.

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Come on.

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Why isn't that working?

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Connecting?

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That was wrong here.

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I'm on the right network.

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See if I have the right number
in there.

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Let me see.

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Hmm.

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Well, this is not working out
the way I plan.

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Let me try one more time.

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Why isn't Skype out just
working?

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Man, I'm going to go off on
another tire.

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I can feel it.

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I guess not.

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All right.

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Told you leave it for what it
is.

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Another thing that I got a lot
of quite a lot of feedback and
comments on.

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And in fact, over the past
couple of weeks, it seemed to
seem so intensified.

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Is the naming convention and I
wasn't understanding what the
problem was.

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People are saying, hey, however
you name your show.

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Please change it so that I can
actually see which episode is
going to play on my iPod.

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Because the iPod essentially
takes this whole title and you
got it.

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It abbreviates it or it gives
you a dot dot dot dot dot.

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I think sometimes it'll scroll
if you put your if you mouse
wheel over to the episode.

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It'll scroll so you can see what
it is.

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But of course, my episode
numbers come at the very end.

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And I'm thinking, that doesn't
sound right.

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My episode.

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In fact, I name my my shows.

30:29.000 --> 30:34.000
D.S.C. Dash episode number dash
year dash month dash day.

30:34.000 --> 30:37.000
And I couldn't figure it out
until finally I had a closing.

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I don't usually look at my own.

30:40.000 --> 30:42.000
My own pod.

30:43.000 --> 30:45.000
I'm subscribed to it and I
looked at it.

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And it doesn't represent the ID
three tags.

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The actual file itself.

30:50.000 --> 30:55.000
It represents the post that that
was made.

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So the podcast is basically
named or I guess.

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Let me see.

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This is an interesting question.

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Anyway, so what shows up in
iTunes on the iPod is from what
I post on the website.

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Not what I put in the ID three
tags.

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That was pretty surprising
because yeah, right there.

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I say daily source code for day.

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You know, it was like, we guess
they would have been for
Wednesday,

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November 2nd, 2005, 2007 too.

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So basically all you see on the
iPod is daily source code for
dot dot dot.

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Well, that of course sucks.

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Let me see if it.

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I mean, look at the original
file here for a second.

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I think we can do it like this.

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Wow.

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Yeah, they actually name the
file.

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Oh, that's interesting.

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iTunes renames the file.

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Now, let's see what's in the ID
three tags.

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Don't have that didn't change,
please.

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That's let me see the ID three
tags say.

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I have to open up in quick time,
I guess.

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Hold on one second.

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This is kind of interesting.

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Okay.

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Let's look at the ID three tags
for it.

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Read my God.

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Wow.

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I had no idea.

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Okay.

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So that's really interesting.

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And at the same time, I don't
know if I like that.

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So when you get a podcast from a
through iTunes,

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and then it sucks it into
iTunes,

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it basically repopulates all of
the ID three tags in your font.

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That is not right.

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I mean, so yeah, I know how to
work around it,

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but that's basically changing my
content.

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Okay.

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So what I'll do today is you've
probably already noticed.

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I'll post it differently so that
you can actually see it on your
iPod.

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And of course, I'll get all
kinds of people angry at me

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because I changed the name
convention.

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But this is pretty important
stuff.

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I had no idea that iTunes did
that,

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and I'm just finding this out.

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Okay.

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So basically, I have to put, I
have to change the way I name
them

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in the posts to the weblog and
to the podcast feed,

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which I'll do.

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Pretty interesting stuff.

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Something else that happened.

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Oh, Skype out is working, I
think.

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What's working?

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Hello?

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No, I don't hear anything.

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Hello?

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Hello?

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Hello?

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Hello?

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Hey, baby.

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There you go.

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Don't let yourself go.

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Oh, I couldn't hear you.

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I wanted to call you on the
show.

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Oh, I mean, I'm in the car.

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In the car.

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Yeah.

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For some reason, I can't get you
on the mixing board, either.

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Whatever.

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Um, I mean, the car has to put
things to it.

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Do you know that?

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Yeah, I know it's dangerous,
dear.

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Please be very careful.

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We're driving off the left side.

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Well, I, I, I want to say that
we've missed you on the show

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and you drove off.

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Yeah, I have to get new, do I?

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Okay.

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There's a peanut here, someone.

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We have the teenagers hungry
here.

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Okay.

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Well, see you later, then we'll
go test drive.

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I'll be back in five minutes.

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Okay.

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Well, yeah.

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If you're back in five, then we
can still talk.

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Okay.

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Love you.

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Love you.

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Okay.

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Hmm.

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I don't know.

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For some reason, the mixer
didn't work.

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All right.

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Okay.

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Oh, yeah.

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That's right.

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CC Chapman had something pretty
cool to say about the upcoming
podcast

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Expo.

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Yeah, I'm curious.

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This is Scott from Anchorage,
Alaska.

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Listen.

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Wait a minute.

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That's not CC.

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That's Scott.

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Okay.

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I'm sorry.

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Here we go.

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I was thinking about all the
great artists and talent that's
over there at the pod safe

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Music Network and I was
thinking, hmm.

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You know, all this needs to be
packaged up.

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Maybe Showcase.

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How about a pod show polusa?

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That's right.

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I think it would be a fantastic
idea.

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Not only would it support and
pump up the independent music
artists that are out there.

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But it also demonstrated the
music industry.

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How many people are listening to
podcasts and listening to
independent artists that are

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on most podcasts?

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So I'm all for you trying to
make that happen.

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Let me know what I can do.

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And look forward to going to a
pod show polusa this summer.

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Take care of yourself and keep
podcasting from Anchorage,
Alaska.

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This has got Sloan at the Alaska
pod show.

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Right on Scott.

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Okay.

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So that was a pretty good point.

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Although, you know, the problem
there is if you want to package
up a concert tour.

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It has a lot of money involved
in that to get that going.

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And who knows what kind of
ticket sales we'd have.

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I guess it would really had a
great way of promoting it across
the network.

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Well, actually, I think it might
actually work.

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I have to think about it.

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But we are taking small, small,
tiny little steps.

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And one of them is what CC is
going to tell you about.

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The podcasters are coming.

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The podcasters are coming.

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The podcasters are coming.

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The podcasters are coming.

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Hey, Adam.

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It's CC from accidenthash.com.

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How's it going, Matt?

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Haven't talked to you in a
while.

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And I want to talk to you
listeners for just a minute to
let them know about something
very, very cool.

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The podcasters exposed next
week.

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We all know that Friday and
Saturday.

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Well, everybody's getting in on
Thursday, right?

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And we need something to get
everyone together to kick off
the whole expo right.

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And what's that going to be?

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It's going to be an unofficial
kickoff party.

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And we're calling it give love a
chance.

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We're doing a little acoustic
party.

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Everybody is welcome.

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And we're going to have two of
the hottest podsafe artists out
there.

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We're going to have chance
playing an acoustic set.

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And then the number one pod
played artist out there.

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Brother loves flying all the way
in from New York City to rock
the place down.

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I can't wait.

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It's going to be a nice cool
upbeat set, but acoustic set.

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Brother love.

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I know we're going to pull him
back and make him rock the house
a little acoustic.

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So I'm encouraging everybody.

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We're going to have a sign-up
form very soon because we know
we're going to pack this thing
out.

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Nine o'clock at the Marriott
details to follow.

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There will be posters.

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There will be flyers.

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You can't miss it.

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So when you get into town on
Thursday, look up around the
Marriott.

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You know, they're going to have
the little screens everywhere.

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And I'll swing on by and add
them.

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We'll make sure you're on the
guest list.

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So if I when you parachute in
and you get all your your hos
and your limos and everybody
else and your whole

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archeological coming in, we'll
make sure this room free at the
door.

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Details to follow.

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If anyone has any questions from
my accent at hash.com, I will
have the latest information.

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I appreciate it.

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And I appreciate this.

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Show being put on by the podshow
podcast network and the podsafe
music network.

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Helping me make this a reality.

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So peace man, play some songs.

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And I'll talk to you soon.

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But it's all good home fries.

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Absolutely.

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Very cool.

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That's Thursday night, which
kind of bones me out because I
was planning on arriving
Thursday afternoon.

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I wasn't actually planning on
going up until Friday.

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If I can get the bitches, the
hose and the limos all set up,
you know.

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I'm afraid to go now.

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I really am because inevitably
I'm going to piss somebody off
by not having time to talk to.

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Because everybody is sending me
messages.

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Hey, you know, I'll catch up
with you at the expo.

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Man, I don't want to like, you
know, hold court and talk to
people.

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That's sucks.

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You know, I just want to, maybe
I should go and disguise.

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There you go.

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I did check it coming for the
great disguise.

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Well, five foot 17 of me.

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CC just sent an email, internal
email here at podshow.

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Songs reported played on the
podsafe music network.

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8,060.

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My god.

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Fantastic.

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Over 8,000 songs played from the
podsafe music network.

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That's a lot of airtime.

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That's a lot of songs played,
man.

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That is fantastic.

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See, we have,

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Oh, yeah.

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Oh, man.

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We have 1,000.

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Just thousands of podcasters
registered thousands of artists.

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Thousands of songs uploaded.

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This is fantastic.

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That's really, really cool.

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That's great.

38:42.000 --> 38:48.000
Paul, to UCC, and of course, the
podshow podsafe music
podcasters.

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You can find out more about them
all at music.podshow.com or
podsafe music network.com.

38:54.000 --> 38:56.000
And it's funny.

38:56.000 --> 39:01.000
Because CC actually says, you'll
dig this in one of his email
subjects.

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And that reminded me that
someone,

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Actually, a couple people
pointed out to me that I'm on
dig.com.

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And yesterday, apparently,
someone was incredibly
brilliant.

39:14.000 --> 39:16.000
And went to one of our
investor's websites.

39:16.000 --> 39:21.000
A quiet capital and found the
podshow address and telephone
number,

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which is no problem.

39:22.000 --> 39:23.000
It's like a phone listing.

39:23.000 --> 39:26.000
And then, and here's Adam
Curry's personal phone number.

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And so people were sending me
message like, wow, man,

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you must be really bummed out.

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And that really sucks.

39:31.000 --> 39:32.000
I'm like, what are they talking
about?

39:32.000 --> 39:33.000
And I looked at the number.

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And it is one of my phone
numbers.

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And it probably picks up with an
answering machine

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that has my voice on it.

39:38.000 --> 39:42.000
But it's like, it's a prepaid,
tea mobile from a couple months
ago.

39:42.000 --> 39:45.000
I don't even have to, I'm pissed
off about it.

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Because I don't have the sim
card.

39:46.000 --> 39:49.000
You know, I really wanted to
play some of the messages

39:49.000 --> 39:51.000
that folks had left on it for
me.

39:51.000 --> 39:53.000
But what was interesting is that
people see,

39:53.000 --> 39:55.000
you know, that's like that some
kind of intrusion.

39:55.000 --> 39:57.000
I'm like, no, you know, it's
like,

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I think everyone can have my
phone number.

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As long as I have your phone
number,

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have you in my address book,

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and you have your caller ID
switched on.

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Because my phone actually
doesn't ring.

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If you don't have caller ID,

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if you're not recognized in my
phone book,

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and then you just go to voice
mail,

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and I'll catch up with you
later.

40:13.000 --> 40:15.000
You know, it's funny how that's
flipped around,

40:15.000 --> 40:17.000
where the real personal contact
happens through email.

40:17.000 --> 40:19.000
It doesn't happen through the
telephone anymore.

40:19.000 --> 40:21.000
In fact, my phone barely rings
at all.

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If only for a prior agreed to
time to talk with someone.

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It's all email instant message.

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It's, uh, it's changing my
friends.

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It really is a changing.

40:31.000 --> 40:32.000
All right.

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Here are the couple promos.

40:33.000 --> 40:34.000
I promise you that I had lined
up.

40:34.000 --> 40:37.000
Hey Adam, it's Aaron Chapman
here from Vancouver BC.

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I love the daily source code,

40:38.000 --> 40:39.000
and I listen all the time.

40:39.000 --> 40:41.000
Listen, I've got a promo here.

40:41.000 --> 40:43.000
It would be awesome if you give
it a spin for me.

40:43.000 --> 40:44.000
Check it out.

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Send me, me, send me.

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Recte, alvi.

40:51.000 --> 40:54.000
Tent, podcast, text, look,
again, again, again.

40:54.000 --> 40:56.000
Radio, right now.

40:56.000 --> 41:01.000
The other side of my guy,
Tentzoi,

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Interess I'm a long guy,

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I often change my program.

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Orvi, Kai Devi.

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Esperadding, where are you from?

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Radio Verda.

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Lavocho, the Esperanto.

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Radio Verda.com.

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Did you get all that?

41:21.000 --> 41:24.000
That was in the International
Language Esperanto.

41:24.000 --> 41:26.000
In case you haven't heard of
Esperanto,

41:26.000 --> 41:28.000
it's a constructed language
that's extremely easy to learn.

41:28.000 --> 41:31.000
It was designed to bridge
people's cultures around the
world,

41:31.000 --> 41:33.000
and it's been around since the
1800s,

41:33.000 --> 41:35.000
so there's a small but vibrant
community out there.

41:35.000 --> 41:39.000
Radio Verda, which means green
radio or green ray or beam,

41:39.000 --> 41:42.000
was launched in 98 and was the
first independent international

41:42.000 --> 41:46.000
radio program entirely in
Esperanto entirely on the
internet.

41:46.000 --> 41:49.000
Since then, it's been a small,
on again, off again project,

41:49.000 --> 41:52.000
but it's recently been
relaunched as a podcast,

41:52.000 --> 41:54.000
which you could find at Radio
Verda.com

41:54.000 --> 41:57.000
in large part from inspiration
from you, my friend.

41:57.000 --> 42:00.000
So thanks very much for that,
and all your great work.

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I'll keep on listening,
especially on my new iPod,

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if it ever gets here.

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Cheers Adam, take care.

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Hot show should only be enjoyed
under the supervision

42:09.000 --> 42:11.000
of a podcasting professional,

42:11.000 --> 42:14.000
warning, do not attempt this at
home.

42:20.000 --> 42:21.000
Yeah!

42:21.000 --> 42:24.000
Adam Curry, got a couple of
quick questions for you

42:24.000 --> 42:25.000
to short plug for my show.

42:25.000 --> 42:26.000
It's kindergarten.

42:26.000 --> 42:27.000
The groggy job is show.

42:27.000 --> 42:29.000
That's available at
groggyjovith.tv.

42:29.000 --> 42:31.000
Yeah, what's up with German
raygays?

42:31.000 --> 42:33.000
It just made it as a scene like
a lot of the raygays.

42:33.000 --> 42:35.000
It's available online today on
the podcast,

42:35.000 --> 42:37.000
if you're sitting at work
another similar network's like
it.

42:37.000 --> 42:39.000
Now they all can seem to come
from Germany.

42:39.000 --> 42:41.000
Maybe there's something going on
there,

42:41.000 --> 42:42.000
I don't know about.

42:42.000 --> 42:43.000
Maybe there's something you know
about it.

42:43.000 --> 42:44.000
I'm not really sure.

42:44.000 --> 42:47.000
Anyways, I would like to see if
you could put out a casting call

42:47.000 --> 42:49.000
for more raygays just in
general.

42:49.000 --> 42:51.000
I'm for the podcast music
network.

42:51.000 --> 42:53.000
I haven't taken out jam and
incorporated power,

42:53.000 --> 42:55.000
step for his back-to-luncher.

42:55.000 --> 42:57.000
I've been spinning them.

42:57.000 --> 42:58.000
I've been really digging it.

42:58.000 --> 43:00.000
I'd like to see if we can get
some more up in there.

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Also, it was interesting for
Cisco to be before the last one.

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I noticed how very similar there
are two

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and an answer down the place

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that really feels warm in the
sun,

43:08.000 --> 43:09.000
cool in the breeze.

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Columbus and Grant Boy,

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that's about a red light
district up around there,

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isn't it?

43:15.000 --> 43:17.000
Anyway, is this an SSH
department

43:17.000 --> 43:19.000
on my show from a longer winded
form

43:19.000 --> 43:21.000
out of Gavin and John,

43:21.000 --> 43:23.000
and having it all in?

43:23.000 --> 43:25.000
Into the more of the morning
coffee talks show

43:25.000 --> 43:28.000
with music and me,

43:28.000 --> 43:30.000
and having some fun with guests
and stuff like that.

43:30.000 --> 43:31.000
Perhaps some of you,

43:31.000 --> 43:33.000
this is one more stuff by
groggyjava.tv

43:33.000 --> 43:34.000
for a cup of Joe.

43:34.000 --> 43:35.000
Anyways, got to run.

43:35.000 --> 43:36.000
You will do.

43:36.000 --> 43:37.000
Thanks for the time,

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and have a good one, dude.

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You will.

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Right.

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Let me see Columbus and Grant,

43:45.000 --> 43:48.000
and I have to do a sound scene
tour of that.

43:48.000 --> 43:50.000
And today, the source code for
Thursday,

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to more, of course,

43:51.000 --> 43:52.000
to be the thank God,

43:52.000 --> 43:54.000
is Friday, and we'll have our
regular party schedule

43:54.000 --> 43:56.000
and I'm looking forward to that.

43:56.000 --> 43:58.000
Another bit of music I picked up
off

43:58.000 --> 44:00.000
of the Pot set music network
this morning,

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just going to the home page,

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and I was listening to the first
five songs that come up.

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Kind of like this one.

44:04.000 --> 44:06.000
And Lynn.

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This is from Renalbo.

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The way Loves meant to be,

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actually it's an EP as part of
the scene

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of a daily source code.

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[ Music ]

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It tracks us all around.

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It tracks us all around.

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It tracks us all around.

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It tracks us all around.

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It tracks us all around.

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I'm not going to go out on a
limb here,

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and suggest that the artist's
name is the scene

46:41.000 --> 46:43.000
and the title of the song is
Anne Lynn.

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Not the other way around.

46:45.000 --> 46:47.000
The wonders of ID3 tags.

46:47.000 --> 46:49.000
Sorry for being such an idiot.

46:49.000 --> 46:51.000
PWB just sent me an email.

46:51.000 --> 46:53.000
He was listening to yesterday's
source code.

46:53.000 --> 46:55.000
He said that I was trying to
hear

46:55.000 --> 46:59.000
that I was trying to track down
a ground loop home,

46:59.000 --> 47:01.000
and he goes through, this
typical PWB.

47:01.000 --> 47:03.000
He'll go through all the
different steps

47:03.000 --> 47:05.000
until he narrows it down to one
thing.

47:05.000 --> 47:09.000
It turns out that the real
solution

47:09.000 --> 47:13.000
is to make sure your computer
that you're recording on

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is plugged into the same power
circuit

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that your outboard gear is.

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That's pretty interesting.

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I have no desire to rewire this
thing.

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I got no desire to rewire.

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Definitely not.

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Okay. I think I've stalled
enough.

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I can't get Patricia on the show
today, so I'll have to do it
tomorrow.

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But I'll trapper.

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So she can't leave the house.

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She had to leave the house today
early at 10.

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She went to see her new
cardiologist here in the UK,

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and I'm happy to report that we
have a very healthy

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bouncy baby girl.

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She's doing great, so that was
great news.

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Okay, dailysourcecode.com is
where you can find this podcast.

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We can always download directly
from the website

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or even better. You might want
to subscribe to the show

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in iPod or Lemon, which by the
way

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is going to change its name
pretty soon.

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Maybe I'll tell you more about
that tomorrow.

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And also there's iTunes links

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so you can subscribe to it with
iTunes just by clicking on the
link.

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And for feedback, fired off to
Adam at curry.com.

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I can't say it enough.

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I'd really, really, really
appreciate it.

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If you could add the appropriate
ID3 tags

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and stick it up on a server
somewhere and just send me the
link.

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So I don't get too filled up
here on the Gmail.

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And that's it, really.

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Okay.

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If you got anything cool for
tomorrow's weekend kickoff
celebration,

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send it off to me.

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I definitely love playing the
crazy stuff.

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You know that.

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And I will be back tomorrow on
the thank god it's edition.

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Thank god it's Friday edition of
the Daily Source Code.

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Take care y'all.

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Another pod show podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.