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Delta share a Charlie.

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So, candy butchers, let's have a
baby!

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Found that on the podcast, I'm
using Network brand new, of
course we know from what to do
with

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Michael Cooltune, from the
Hang-On Mike CD.

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Hey everybody, how you doing?

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It's Monday and we're getting
closer to Christmas and I'm back
in the cottage.

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Good to be back home, let me
tell you, the flight wasn't all
that great.

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Of course it was once again my
favorite airline virgin, upper
class, get my little

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bed, sweeten everything but,
man, it was, we sat on the
tarmac for about an hour and a
half,

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it was completely reigned and
fogged in and everything was
slow so it took a while to get

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off the ground and then it was
just like, I don't know man, I
don't know what they fed

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everybody in the lounge but it's
stank, people just smelling up
the whole cabin and it's so

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hard to sleep if it seems like
someone in 49F, if they fart, it
wops all the way up to

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8k but of course it could also
have been the person in 7k.

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It doesn't matter, it's just, oh
man, laying down there trying to
get the some sleep and

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then, just, oh, this is
whafting, now damn, so, not a
lot of sleep, add to that, just

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before I left Patricia and I had
spoken on the phone and she told
me what she was going

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to do to me when I got home so
that of course made me rather
restless, thinking about it.

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Don't worry, I totally
collected.

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So anyway, Patricia and
Christina have decorated the
cottage, look great when I got
home

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yesterday and all the, we got a
tree in the back which I'd
gotten just before we left and

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that's got all the lights and
there's lighting inside the
house and there's reaths and

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there's everything, it's just a
complete perfect Christmas
atmosphere, just I'm so ready

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for it.

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And of course the weather
cooperated completely, really
clear day, blue skies about one
degree

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below freezing so just, you
know, perfect and I haven't been
to the high street yet,

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which is where, you know, it's
the shopping high street, every
town in the UK has a

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high street and that's where all
the shop starts what they call
it, and our high street

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is very, very picturesque, you
know, with carolers and it's a
traditional English

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Christmas.

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So maybe I should do a sound
sing to it and maybe, maybe
tomorrow or Thursday, Patricia

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now do a quick sound sing, not a
full show, which is a quick
sound sing tour of the

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high street in Gilford.

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So let me see, I think I've
finally have to give up
completely on the Yamaha 16A W

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workstation, 16, was an AW 16G.

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I don't know what the hell is
wrong with it, but even if the
face is off or it's just,

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you have to configure everything
internally with the onboard, you
know, this little display,

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which is, looks like it's made
by Ford actually, you know,
crappy little green yellow

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display and it's hard, you know,
it's, it's hard to troubleshoot
it because one parameter

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can be off and it's not as easy
as just looking at cables and
following them along.

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So I put the sound craft back in
and although I don't have the,
the pre-processor on, on the

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microphone, I'm just running
everything through the stereo
valve, here my voice is starting

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to go, running everything
through the stereo valve
processor.

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So maybe later on, I'll figure
out if I can put the other
preamp in and I just, I think

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I'm getting up on the on the 16A
W. It's time for just a good old
fashioned analog board.

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I don't know about these digital
ones, man, that just don't do it
for me. I like to follow

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the wires so I can think about
how stuff's being inserted and
where it's going to, and

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actually I think it kind of
sounds better, although I don't
have the reverb on now, so
you'll

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have to kind of pretend that
it's in there. Oh, what else? So
Christina has two more days of

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school, took her to school early
this morning, no traffic,
beautiful, great to be back in
the

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jag, I have to say, as much as I
love Trinity, the jag definitely
has some benefits to it,

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seat warmers, perfect, 400 brake
horsepower under my right foot.
Yeah, it makes me feel manly.

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So today, I think we go through
a couple of a couple of G-mails,
of course we have our

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biodesal segment, which now I've
completely produced, well, I'm
not going to tell you all about
it.

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It's coming up. Let me see, we
were talking first about Gmail,
Gabrielle, I was talking about

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wanting Gmail on my blackberry,
and so I got a whole bunch of
similar emails as Gabrielle sent
me.

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A green that the labels are
crucial to the Gmail experience,
so there's this, you know,

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there's this Gmail client that
you can use on your blackberry,
but it's still, it's basically,

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here's the thing, all these
Gmail clients, it doesn't matter
what it is, it's the push email

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that makes the blackberry so
interesting. The meaning you
have to, you know, wait for more
than a second

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for something to be retrieved
from the network, it's just too
slow, it takes too long, and
it's

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not that the network is slow,
it's just the machine has to
build up a screen again, so
maybe the

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new blackberries will be faster.
But, you know, the idea of push
email where, you know, you just

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click on the email tab, and
there's the email already
sitting there, you know, I
didn't have to

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ask for it, and have to retrieve
it, that is such a benefit. I
just like it, you know, the
blackberry

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can synchronize, I think, what
does it do in exchange server?
So when it makes sense, can't
we,

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maybe that's an open protocol,
or there must be some kind of
protocol that we can, look,

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blackberry isn't a Microsoft
product, so clearly they know
how to communicate with the
exchange

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protocol. If we can then have
your blackberry communicate with
Gmail the same way it does with
your

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exchange server, oh, man, then
you have an unbeatable
combination, unbeatable. Imagine
setting up filters

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in your Gmail, you know, send
this off to my blackberry, don't
send this off, and then the
reconciliation,

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when you delete something, or
label something on the
blackberry, then it would be
labeled in Gmail.

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That's what I was looking for.
There's all kinds of workarounds
and hacks, but I'm looking

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for like a full-blown solution,
and it seems to me that all
that's needed really is, you
know,

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hey, what's that? Yeah, we're
going to fly tomorrow, someone
going by, want to see my mom

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in Holland, so we're flying
early, or not tomorrow. I'm
sorry, Wednesday, we're flying
early

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from Echo Golf, Tango Fox Trot,
to Echo Hotel, Romeo Delta,
throughout her day. They were

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going to get in the cab, drive
off to my mom's place, we'll
hang out for a while. We'll
probably

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have to leave around three
o'clock, I want to make it back,
while they're still light.

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You know, that was funny last
night. I must have been a re, I
don't know if it was a repeat or
not,

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but top gear, which is by far.
Actually, it won't in the ward,
what do we, in any ward, I
think.

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Top gear is the best automobile
program, best written automobile
program. I don't think a single

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part of it is written, but they
do these great, beautiful
montages and little, you know,

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little mini documentaries that
they're testing cars out. They
really do a great job. It looks

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like it's shot on film. It's
just beautiful, lots of in-car
camera stuff, lots of

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drive-by shots. It's just, it's
very well done. You can Google
top gear on Google video and

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there's some of it in there. So,
yesterday they raised a front,
was it from Northern Italy to
London.

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They raised a Bugatti. And this
is the Bugatti that has 1,000
brake horsepower and has like

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eight cylinders and some crap
like that. So, the race that
against, here it is, a Sessna
182,

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not an RG mind you. And so they
raised the airplane against the
Bugatti and it was, it was

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absolutely a fantastic, just a
great montage. And I liked the
in-plane shots as much as I did
the in-car shots.

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Oh, this is kind of interesting
news. Apparently, comic book
podcasting is the next big
thing.

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Adam and the rest of the daily
source code listeners, my name's
Neil Gorman and I wanted to take

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a minute of your time to kind of
make you guys aware of something
which I think is some pretty

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big news for the world of
podcasting and the world of
comic books. That news is that
Marvel

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comic books, which is a really
well-known, very reputable
company that has a lot of money
and an

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enormous fanbase, has started to
podcast. And I think that this
is just really, really wonderful
news

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for the world of podcasting
because it shows that companies
like Marvel that already do have
a

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big fanbase and already do have
a lot of money, are really
realizing that podcasting is a

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viable way to disseminate
information to their enormous
fanbase. And actually, you know
what

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here, I'm just going to play a
little clip from the first
Marvel podcast so that you guys
can kind of

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hear this. And after we're going
to come back and explain some of
the things that are talked about

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in this little clip for maybe
some of the non comic book
reading people out there. So the

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sit tight if you don't
understand everything that's
being said right off the back
because I'll

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try to explain it in just a
moment. Hey, that's your
Lieber's Heart. It's Joke Sada,

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Editor-in-Chief of Marvel
Comics. And I want to welcome
you all to our very very first
Marvel

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podcast. That's right, Marvel
podcast. You heard it here for
us. You will be here yet here
first.

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And who better to have us our
guest for our first Marvel
podcast, but Damon Lindelock.

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You know, I can write a lot of
little demons credits for you,
but unless you've been in jail
or

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hiding under a rock, Damon is
the co-creator and one of the
major writers on the number one
TV show

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lost. And who is in a fan of
lost? But then again, who is in
a fan of Hulk and who is in a
fan

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of Wolverine and even Barrier,
who is in a fan of Marvel's
Ultimate Universe. So Damon,

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along with superstar artists,
L'Neal Francis, you, will be
bringing you the first ever
meeting

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within the context of the
Ultimate Universe of Wolverine
versus Hulk at an ain pretty
folks.

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Okay. Now, like I said, I'm
going to try to clear up
something which is going on
here.

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Damon Lindelock is a writer. He
writes for the TV show lost. He
is a co-creator on the TV show

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lost. And now he is writing a
comic book for Marvel Comics.
That comic book is called Hulk

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versus Wolverine. It's not out
yet, but it's going to be
hitting the new stance pretty
soon. Adam,

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you might be pretty interested
in this. I know that you're a
big fan of the TV show lost. And

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I don't know if you read comic
books, but you know, if you do,
pretty sure this is a comic book

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you're going to want to pick up.
And if you don't, well, then
maybe this is an excellent comic

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book to start with. You know
what I'm saying? Thank you Neil.
Neil went on for a couple more
minutes

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there, but did think it was
pretty interesting that Marvel
Comics is doing their own
podcast

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from Marvel Comics herself. So
that is, and there's lots of
comic podcasts. I think I
actually

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have one coming up in the in the
promo in a couple of minutes.
Regarding that podcast, lots of
echo.

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Needed a little bit more
cowbell. That's all. You know,
every single time I mentioned
cowbell,

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you know, the people that
immediately send me email and
say, hey, man, what about the
cowbell?

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And how about the drum cadences?
I don't have any drum cadences.
Send me a new one. If you got
one.

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Send me a really good drum
cadence. I love them. But I used
to get them in the email all the
time.

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I'm talking about a year ago.
We're doing drum cadence of the
day. And I have them somewhere.
But

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if you got a cool drum cadence,
send it off to me. I'll be more
than happy. And speaking of the

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the comic book authors who are
the writers for Lost, where the
hell is Lost? I don't get it.
I've been

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buying the Lost episodes through
iTunes. And the last one I've
seen on there for the past two
weeks

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is the Where is Kate episode?
Did they stop all of sudden or
iTunes, music store not
updating? Or,

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you know, what is it? It's
another thing here. Why can't I
subscribe to the entire series?

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Just like a podcast. I mean,
technically, it must be
possible. So just say, all
right, you know,

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by every single episode, hell,
I'm probably even willing to pay
up front the 35 bucks or
whatever

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is for all the episodes. And
then give me a subscription so
that it'll just automatically
download and

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be sitting there for whenever
I'm ready to watch any episode
of Lost. So instead of going to
the

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iTunes music store to see if it
lost as I updated, I'll just be
able to look in my iTunes.

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Makes so much sense. And again,
where is Lost? I mean, I don't
have a TV guide and I don't
follow.

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I don't even know what day it's
on, but usually around Thursday
or Friday it shows up in iTunes

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or it shows up in iTunes, music
store, and I haven't seen it for
two weeks. So I guess they went
on

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some kind of winter hiatus or
something, but I miss it. Email
here from David Gray Adam after

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listening to Delta Sierra
Charlie 296 where you mentioned
Roger Smalls and his trash can
diving

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adventures. I went to his site
from the link in the show notes.
Show notes work, you see.

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Looking at his profile under
interest are some very normal
things like music computers,
etc.

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And then there are some strange
ones like Jim Feet and Snow
Globes. But the ones that really

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got my attention and they should
get yours too are hiding and
kidnapping. I don't know, I'm
not

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trying to alarm you, but based
on his previous behavior, expert
caution seems to be in order.

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I think some people have been in
touch with Roger. I think he's
just a big fan.

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I don't see, I've already
requested he not go through my
trash anymore. That kind of
weirded me out

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and he tried to put that up on
Google base and they refused his
entry.

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Let me see. I saw it somewhere.
I think I mentioned that to you,
but I saw it on his web

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log home. What is it? Roger.
Roger Smalls.blogs.com. There we
go. Let me see.

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By the way, I'm doing this all
on the on the laptop on the
power book because

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remember I set up a trisha with
my iMac in her station in the
kitchen. She's not given it
back. Uh-huh.

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In fact, I had another, another
Bluetooth headset, you know, a
little thing that you'd

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hang along your ear, which I've,
no, I just want to have two. One
that I'd say really I

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want to have one configured for
Bluetooth for the power book and
the other one configured for the
cell phone.

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And she said, oh, give me that
too. So now she's doing freaking
Skype calls with the Bluetooth
headset.

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She's out of control in my wife
is before you know it, she'll be
in chat rooms.

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I'm trying to break out that
country song, computer computer.
Here it is. Roger Smalls.

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Uh-huh. Hello. Thank you for
submitting an item to Google
base. We would like to inform
you that we have

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disabled your item entitled rare
hair wax, which is the shitty
took from my trash, because it's
not

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permitted by her program. Sales
of human body parts are not
allowed on Google base. This
includes

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hair follicles. This product has
also not been approved by Adam
Curry and therefore cannot be
listed.

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They never asked me if it was to
if it could be approved. I don't
know how that works, but

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so I don't think Roger's going
to be too much for a problem. He
just seems like a really

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enthusiastic guy. And we wanted
enthusiastic people in
podcasting. That's really what
it's all about.

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Okay. I asked and I received
Jeff Smith. Man. Oh, you big
time.

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It's time everybody for our bio
diesel segment on the daily
source code. Please sing along.

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We're going to sing your luxury.
Oh,

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Yeah, it's time to talk about
the bio diesel industry. We call
it our little Trinity segment.

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Trinity is the egg nog yellow
car that I purchased recently in
San Francisco. It runs entirely

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on bio diesel. It's a Mercedes
300 turbo diesel with the
biodiesel conversion kit. We're
not

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even sure what that means yet,
but it's got it. And it's an
interesting industry, you know?

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So today we'll be talking about
throwing a granny in your tank
fixing the wind shield and wind

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signal out.

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[ Music ]

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Yo, our first email today in our
Trinity segment comes from

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foghorn. That would be
Nickleghorn from the Forensic
Science podcast that Forensic
Science podcast.

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Uni, that's uniform November,
India dot CC. I just got home
from a debate competition as we

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can along Island in New York.
One of the issues was on
mandating more fuel efficient
gasoline

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powered cars. Thanks to you and
Trinity, I successfully argued
that we should completely switch
to

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biodiesel instead of for
stalling the inevitable end of
our gas reserves. Interestingly
enough,

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the next issue was on cutting
off Medicare, a medical aid to
US citizens. Someone came up
with a

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bright idea that we can kill two
birds with one stone. The
increased death rate would
provide

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more corpses and other matter to
turn into biodiesel. However,
the idea of sticking your

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grandmother and your tank
disturbed too many people for
that to pass. So thanks Adam and
Trinity for

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helping me win my 14th debate
and keep up the good work. I'll
get a promo out to you soon

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as we get more shows online.
Okay fantastic. Very, very cool.
Appreciate it. I'm still trying
to figure

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out exactly what I have. Do I
have a conversion? Do I have a
biodiesel conversion or not? I

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know only have more than half a
tank left. So it's not going to
be until January. Second week of

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January, I'll be back in San
Francisco for a long haul back
on the oil rig everybody and
then we're

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going to go to biodiesel oasis,
Berkeley's biodiesel oasis and
get the full low down and really

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find out what's going on with
the car. Then the next stop is
the detailing shop. This thing
has to be

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washed. It has to be scrubbed.
It needs the toothbrush
detailing and then we start with
the pimping.

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Which would start of course with
the windshields. Hey Adam Steve
Webb here with the life-spring
podcast.

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So yesterday I'm listening to
Delta CR Charlie number 297 and
you're talking about this

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beautiful example of automotive
engineering. The beautiful
yellow Mercedes Ben's biodiesel

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beater. You're talking about how
ugly it is and things like that.
And you really got my attention

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when you mentioned the
windshield and the fact that it
had a star on and a crack on and
stuff like that.

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Dude that's right at my alley.
That's what I do for a living.
That's what I do to put food on
the

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table is I fix those things on
windshields. I don't replace
windshields. I repair them. The
name of my

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business which started in 1988.
I've done tens of thousands of
windshield repairs. The name of
the

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business is Stargon. Stargon.com
as a matter of fact is where you
can look it up. But man, call me

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a man. I can help you pimped
that right out and make a pod
show proud. So give me a call.
You got my number

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and hey, thanks for listening.
God bless you man. I've got
bless you Steve. Cool man.

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See the problem with Steve is
that he doesn't live in San
Francisco. I think he lives a
Southern

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California. So I'd have to bring
him up with his kit. Which I'm
not against. But you know,

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we really, I want to set it all
up. So we do a whole bunch of
things. Christina of course
immediately

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said, Dad, you got to me. You
got to pimped out. So it bounces
up and down. I don't know. Are
there

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hydraulic servo kits for
Mercedes 300 turbo diesel? If
there are, I'll put them on. And
then we need

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the paint job. I put a really
cool one on my curry.com weblog
the other day. Which would look,

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what does that say? Curry West
Coast Curry Cruiser, I think is
what it read.

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And so we'll just plan this a
bit by bit. The first test of
course will be when I come back

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in a couple of weeks and see if
she'll actually start. If we get
that far, then I'll be totally

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amazed. And then from there,
we're going to start getting
everything done.

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Daniel Davis says biodiesols
have a solvent effect on natural
rubber hoses and seals. While
newer

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diesel engines have polymer
hoses and seals such as deposits
of the Tom brand, older engines
may

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need to be outfitted with new
hoses and or seals made of
viton, viton, viton. Since most
diesel

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injector pumps don't have rubber
parts directly in contact with
the fuel. It's usually easy to
replace

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hoses and seals without an image
or disassembling. So I might
need that. As long as nothing's

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spewing out of any hoses, then
I'm good. I mentioned Andy
White, who sent me an email
about

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Winston. And that means it's a
synthetic oil made in Wisconsin,
duh. And he's happy to sell it
to me

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at cost. Which is cool. I guess
that's not a big good. That
makes it totally green, you
know, a total

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green experience. No
petrochemical diesel oil at all,
I guess. And he goes on to say,
I look to

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your photos of Trinity, but what
you say is a biodiesel
conversion kit looks like the
air filter.

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Yeah, a couple of people have
said that. The tube in the top
of the positive crankcase
ventilation

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hose, the tube in the top in the
PCV, the positive crankcase
ventilation hose. You don't need

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a kit into car to use biodiesel
only to make it. If you want to
run stretch vegetable oil,

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you do need a kit. Maybe I have
a kit on that for straight
vegetable oil. Christ, I really
don't know.

23:50.720 --> 23:54.720
He goes on to say, you should
check out this band called road
trip. They have two lead singers

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so depending on which song you
play, that kind of depends on
who sings. Okay. So that's from
Andy White.

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Andy, I'm going to look into
that. As I said, when I get back
to San Francisco,

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I may be all I'll shell. I'm not
going to do a Trinity report
every single day, obviously. But
keep

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comments coming in. If you can
tell me what a conversion kit
does, other than I think heat up
the

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the SVO, the straight virgin
oil, so that it so doesn't gel.
I think it makes, yeah, I think
that's the

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only thing that really needs to
be put in there. Anyway, if
you're listening to serious
stars 103,

24:26.480 --> 24:30.880
Pacific Coast, Hellway is next
followed by Madge Weinstein and
John Andrew have fun with that.

24:32.480 --> 24:37.280
And back here on the podcast,
the real fun continues because
of course I'm going to hit you

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with that song that Andy White
suggested. If you got
suggestions from the podcast,

24:41.920 --> 24:47.280
say music network, please drop
in to me. You know what I like.
Here's two days in road trip.

24:48.750 --> 28:26.250
[ Music ]

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Totally digged out.

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Thank you very much.

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I was cool.

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I liked that a lot.

28:33.280 --> 28:34.280
They had a couple other songs
and some other guys singing.

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So I'm not exactly sure who this
is.

28:36.280 --> 28:40.280
Hold on one second.

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Oh yeah, I got to start the week
off just right.

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You know what I'm saying?

28:44.280 --> 28:48.920
Well, sources on some Matthew
Ebo press, Matthew Ebo, of
course, another star from the

28:48.920 --> 28:49.920
Podsaic Music Network.

28:49.920 --> 28:52.920
It was really interesting.

28:52.920 --> 28:57.760
He did an interview with the
Tennessean, a big newspaper in
Nashville, as a part of the

28:57.760 --> 29:01.160
money makeover feature.

29:01.160 --> 29:06.280
Matthew says that he really
pressed hard to try and get some
press for the Podsaic Music

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Network, which I totally
appreciate and actually have the
article here.

29:11.680 --> 29:19.680
It does actually say, well, it
does mention something about the
Podsaic Music Network.

29:19.680 --> 29:24.160
But really, this article is
really interesting, and of
course we'll have a link to it
from

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the show notes page.

29:25.160 --> 29:28.440
You can find the link to the
show notes at
dailysourcecode.com, show notes
for each

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episode.

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And if you go to show
notes.info, it's a week easy.

29:31.400 --> 29:36.000
So you can go in and mess with
it and take credit for my show.

29:36.000 --> 29:42.600
But it talks about all about
Matthew, who has completely
dedicated his life to making
music.

29:42.600 --> 29:45.880
And he really clearly wants to
quit his day job.

29:45.880 --> 29:51.240
He pays his bills with a day
job, answering phones that a
Brentwood mortgage company.

29:51.240 --> 29:54.520
They pays about $11 an hour.

29:54.520 --> 29:58.440
But he does say, he nets an
additional $1200 a year from
other sources such as selling

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CDs and working on websites.

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But his goal is to be
self-employed to standing
himself entirely as a performing
musician.

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My brother, keep the dream
alive.

30:10.200 --> 30:12.840
We've been working behind the
scenes.

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The Podsaic Music Network to get
the purchasing up and running.

30:16.440 --> 30:18.440
We've already selected our
vendor for that.

30:18.440 --> 30:25.960
It's got some great ways that'll
make it even easier to pay and
to get the music that

30:25.960 --> 30:27.800
you're looking for.

30:27.800 --> 30:28.800
Straight to the Podsaic Music
Network.

30:28.800 --> 30:34.880
We have a meeting also set up
with Google the week of the
ninth in San Francisco for

30:34.880 --> 30:39.360
the indexing of the Podsaic
Music Network in the Music
Search on Google.

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And I see no reason why it
wouldn't happen.

30:41.920 --> 30:44.760
But yeah, I definitely want to
take a meeting with him about
it.

30:44.760 --> 30:45.760
That's very cool.

30:45.760 --> 30:47.920
So, keep you up to speed on
that.

30:47.920 --> 30:54.160
Something else that we've been
tracking is the Music Publishers
Association of America

30:54.160 --> 30:59.560
who are going after sites that
publish lyrics to songs.

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And there was this one little
widget.

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I guess it's called
confabulator.

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Or it was originally called
confabulator.

31:06.560 --> 31:12.520
Then widgets appeared in OS 10
and confabulators what you can
use widgets for on Windows.

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Let's see how this is made.

31:16.960 --> 31:21.720
Facing an ups well of protest,
Warner Chapel, Music on Friday,
formally apologized

31:21.720 --> 31:25.840
to Walter Ritter, over a letter
it sent to the software program.

31:25.840 --> 31:30.600
Her early this month targeting a
helper application that'll be
the widget for Apple's iTunes

31:30.640 --> 31:34.960
called Pearl lyrics quote, the
goal of Warner Chapel's prior
letter to

31:34.960 --> 31:38.840
pair works was to gain assurance
that pair licks operated
according to copyright

31:38.840 --> 31:39.360
principles.

31:39.360 --> 31:44.480
However, in both tone and
substance, that means that
letter was an an of
inappropriate

31:44.480 --> 31:49.920
manner in which to convey that
inquiry, Warner Chapel
apologizes to Walter Ritter

31:49.920 --> 31:50.760
and pair works.

31:50.760 --> 31:54.680
In other words, I said an
asshole letter fucking asshole
letter.

31:54.680 --> 31:57.120
Anyway, they apologize.

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That's very cool.

31:59.000 --> 32:03.280
But of course, the whole point
of this article, it's a wired
article that talks about

32:03.280 --> 32:08.280
this is that, you know, here, I
think even Ritter says it to
himself here.

32:08.280 --> 32:12.360
I'm concerned with how I should
go on with software development
because this will be a potential
issue.

32:12.360 --> 32:15.400
Every time I cope with something
that people like someone might
say, you can't do that.

32:15.400 --> 32:16.400
It's illegal.

32:16.400 --> 32:17.960
It infringes copyright.

32:17.960 --> 32:20.680
It's getting really difficult to
be innovative as a small
developer.

32:20.680 --> 32:21.680
Absolutely true.

32:21.680 --> 32:27.160
Well, I think that's a good
start there for for Warner
Chapel to realize their

32:27.160 --> 32:32.200
mistakes and to apologize and
just I guess be, you know, think
a little bit more.

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That's all.

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Just before you fire off that
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Well, you know what?

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I'm a podcaster now, and because
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This is tv-chlipsch simply now
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20 minutes?

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20 weeks?

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20 pounds?

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This is Adam Tinkhall from
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and I'm making a new year's
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Now like many of you, I've
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Scrooge was not the man he used
to be. He was as cold as a dead
of winter.

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Starting tonight at the stroke
of midnight, you will be
visited.

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I marked the ghost of Tech
Christmas past.

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We're in the ghost of Tech
Christmas present.

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Ghost. Tech Christmas future.

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Blah, blah, blah.

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A geek Christmas Carol presented
by friends in Tech. Friends in
Tech.com.

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So I was asked to participate in
the Geek Christmas Carol.

36:29.980 --> 36:34.860
And of course I missed all
deadlines and I just got an
email now that says I can still
do my

36:34.860 --> 36:39.340
bit so I'm going to do it. I
haven't read the whole script. I
only saw a side as we call it in

36:39.340 --> 36:44.460
the biz and it involves real
acting. I'm going to have to
really get into it. But I think
the whole

36:44.540 --> 36:48.700
idea is cool. You know, then I
guess I can do it in episodes. I
don't know if it's going to be a

36:48.700 --> 36:53.820
if it's all going to be in one
go or if it must be episodes I
guess. So you can check that out

36:53.820 --> 36:57.900
friends in Tech. I think it's
friends in Tech.com. But I'll
make sure to let you know all
about

36:57.900 --> 37:01.820
it once once it's done.
Particularly if they use my bit,
it'll be cool. And if you have
an

37:01.820 --> 37:06.460
eggnog recipe since there's like
no eggnog here in the UK is
something that's simple.

37:07.500 --> 37:12.540
Yet and I want an alcoholic
eggnog so I want to know exactly
how much rum or whatever to put
in it.

37:12.620 --> 37:17.340
Just drop me a mail.
Adamaccurry.com. Talking about
the razors and shaving,

37:17.980 --> 37:23.100
which I'm getting a whole bunch
of feedback on. And I guess I am
the ultimate metro-sexual

37:23.100 --> 37:29.180
in this particular case because,
you know, guys really don't talk
about this kind of stuff.

37:29.180 --> 37:33.900
You know, beauty and health
care, health beauty care.

37:36.460 --> 37:40.940
Hey Adam, are you sure? You've
not been spending too many
nights away from Patricia,

37:41.020 --> 37:46.380
says Leo Vagoda. I have a
feeling that you're talking
about a badger hair brush. Not a
beaver hair brush.

37:47.980 --> 37:51.420
The dude, it is a beaver hair
brush. I remember when I bought
it, it said original

37:51.420 --> 37:58.700
beaver hair. Not badger beaver.
You know, beaver from the dams.
In any case, I can confirm that

37:58.700 --> 38:03.980
Gillette's M3 power razor is
excellent. I'd be using it for
months and wouldn't change. Even
though I'm

38:03.980 --> 38:10.060
unhappy using a blade, even
though I'm unhappy using a blade
more than twice. No greeny me.
Yeah,

38:10.060 --> 38:15.820
okay. So you throw a blade out
after two uses. Okay. Shit.
Patricia already left for
Sainsbury's.

38:15.820 --> 38:20.220
Later this week, I'll pick one
up. I'll give it a try. Who
knows? I might change my life.
I'm still

38:20.220 --> 38:26.540
really digging that Wilkinson
for blade. Brand Bradley says
you've always said that when you

38:26.540 --> 38:31.100
burped on the ball of loss and
say, oh, thank you, we go. Use
kills shaving cream. That's

38:31.100 --> 38:37.820
kilo India echo hotel Lima.
Brushless shaving cream. It's
the best. Just put a dab on your
hand, rub

38:37.820 --> 38:41.740
your hands together like you're
washing your hands and put it on
your face. Okay. But isn't the

38:41.740 --> 38:48.300
whole point of the brush is to
get your hair like raised up and
raise up the bristles? I thought
that's

38:48.300 --> 38:53.100
what the brush was for. I mean,
if you can do with your hands,
then why do I run stupid brush?

38:53.100 --> 38:58.460
There must be a real reason for
it. Matt's not grass to wind it
up. I was listening to Delta

38:58.460 --> 39:03.020
share Charlie 299er and heard
you discussing razors. Like the
one listener you mentioned, the

39:03.020 --> 39:07.100
Gillette M3 power razor. I too,
an avid Gillette razor fan.
Never want to fall for the

39:07.100 --> 39:10.860
micro marketing hype. Let me
tell you, these Gillette razors
just keep getting better. The
latest

39:10.860 --> 39:15.260
one out, the M3 power is the one
that Paul says has a chaves.
It's like rubbing the back of a

39:15.260 --> 39:22.700
soup spoon across your face.
Excellent endorsement. Next
year, early 2006, Gillette will
be releasing

39:22.700 --> 39:29.180
the fusion and fusion power.
This will have five blades plus
an extra precision blade on the
back

39:29.260 --> 39:35.660
for under your nose or your
sideburns. That's fucking six
blades. That's nuts, man.

39:37.580 --> 39:43.260
Okay, now I'll have to something
else. Dustin Moat just got the
Tvo update that plays podcast on

39:43.260 --> 39:48.700
his TV. I'm listening to you
right now. Totally loving it.
Excellent. He says, I've been a
bad

39:48.700 --> 39:53.020
podcast. I pulled the needle two
months ago. I will rectify this
immediately. Thanks for the
shame.

39:53.580 --> 39:56.540
I guess you'd stop listening. I
don't know if you stop listening
to this show or all

39:56.620 --> 40:04.540
all shows all together. But that
is kind of cool. I wouldn't
mind. We don't have Tvo's here.

40:04.540 --> 40:09.180
They have sky digital. I don't
think there's any openness to
them, which is too bad. The
whole

40:09.180 --> 40:14.780
Tvo thing is too bad. You know,
people often wonder why the
content is relatively
restricted.

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And that's because the investors
in Tvo are the television
networks. Go look it up. The
investors

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in Tvo are the television
networks. I think it's actually
a consortium of ABCMBCCBS. I
know

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a whole bunch of broadcasters
are invested in it. So that's
why, you know, there's a agenda
there.

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And that agenda is not
necessarily to let all kinds of
cool shit in. Rumors still that
Rocket

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Boom was purchased by Tvo, and
Amanda has been making all kinds
of insinuations about stuff.

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So maybe conversations are
ongoing. Love the Rocket Boom.
Love it. Right up there with
lost,

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if it were on. Let's see. James
E said, oh, this is regarding
tattoos.

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Okay, I think the bear in mind
is you won't regret having a
tattoo later. You won't. The

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thing to remember about a tattoo
is that you won't care about it
later. How does that mean?

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Just a thing on your body. No, I
will care about it. I'm already
have some very cool

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ideas, tattoo ideas, which have
been sent in to Adamaccurry.com.
So definitely the pilot's wings.

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Now we have like a musical key,
the clef. I think it's called
clef, a G.K.

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Whatever in the middle. And then
very to us, litter us, or some
Latin word like that, which

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could mean you suck bottom. I
still have some stuff. You know,
I have this whole thing about

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performance, right in all
different countries. I'm going
to save that for tomorrow,
because

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I can't just do one. I've got
five different stories to talk
to you about. So we'll do that
tomorrow

41:48.380 --> 41:52.940
in the podcaster portion of the
daily source code, which is
always kind of the second half
if you

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will. We're already at 41, what
almost 42 minutes. I want to
play one more song. And this is
what

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came to me in the in the Gmail.
Hey, Adam, thank you for being a
voice for podcasting,

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make it reality blah blah. I met
you back in the MTV days when I
was the base player for Vixen.

42:06.940 --> 42:14.060
Remember Vixen? Currently, I
host my own podcast. I like
video podcast better, actually.

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And play guitar and sing in
bubble, who are on the pod save
music. Now, where bubble is
receiving

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daily, daily airplay. That would
be pod play through the PMN,
which is fantastic. The video
podcast

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is called Rock and Roll TV, and
we're currently getting over
16,000 downloads per episode.

42:28.300 --> 42:32.220
After only one month, and we're
very excited about it. That's
fantastic. This is from Share

42:32.220 --> 42:37.820
Ross, which used to be Share
Peterson. And I had heard about
bubble. I can't remember who I

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heard it from. But then I
checked out a couple of songs
and I picked out one that I
liked the most.

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And definitely take a look at
the video at the Rock and Roll
TV podcast. This got

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something good going on there.
So here it is. This is, uh, oh,
wait, man, this is completely
wrong.

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Fuck. The hell is that? I had
something else cute. Oh, okay. I
understand what I did. I skipped

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over a piece of feedback for the
performance rights. Okay. So
that'll be tomorrow. As I said,

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here's bubble. This is Sparkle
Star.

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[ Music ]

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Bubble

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A lot of safe music network

46:58.780 --> 47:00.780
Music.potcho.com

47:00.780 --> 47:02.780
More pot safe music network.com

47:02.780 --> 47:04.780
Very cool

47:04.780 --> 47:07.780
Just looked up a couple of
pictures of Vixen

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Yeah, yeah

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Yeah, I was cool back in the day

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Back in the old school days

47:12.780 --> 47:14.780
All right, that's it for the
daily source code for today

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I'm gonna wrap it up

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Be back tomorrow, Wednesday

47:18.780 --> 47:20.780
Probably won't have a show

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Since I'm gonna be off to see my
mom

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But then, of course, we'll have
a show for the rest of the week

47:25.780 --> 47:27.780
And I guess I'll do something on
Christmas too

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Cause we can figure out
something fun to do

47:29.780 --> 47:32.780
As always, daily source code.com
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The latest podcast and the feed
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47:54.780 --> 47:55.780
Feedback, adamantcurry.com

47:55.780 --> 47:58.780
And still, in the works for this
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47:58.780 --> 48:01.780
I've gotten some feedback for
the strategy cast

48:01.780 --> 48:03.780
If you have questions about pod
show

48:03.780 --> 48:04.780
Or what we're gonna be doing

48:04.780 --> 48:08.780
Or if you have observations or
any suggestions

48:08.780 --> 48:10.780
Regarding pod casting stuff we
can do

48:10.780 --> 48:12.780
To put into the network

48:12.780 --> 48:15.780
Email it to strategycast at
podshow.com

48:15.780 --> 48:17.780
All right, everybody

48:18.780 --> 48:20.780
Oh, this is a Sue's lighter than
I stole

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Hey, that's it. I'll see you
tomorrow

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Bye bye

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Pot show

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All you need is a podcast and a
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