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With $16 million worth of
airplanes strapped to my ass,
then the next generation

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radio content in my ears.

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

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They are a Charlie 3-0-2, happy
Tuesday everybody.

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But I'm Brooklyn in the USA.

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The genders, my name is Horatio
for this Tuesday edition of the
Daily Source Code, everybody.

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How you doing?

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It's Adam coming to you from the
Cottage Curry Cottage and
Guilford, the UK.

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I got lots of feedback on
yesterday's show.

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Primarily about the shitty sound
quality.

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So thank you very much.

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Peter was very concerned.

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I listened back to him and he
was like, oh man, he's so right.

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I'm completely reconfiguring the
studio here.

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I've tossed out that Yamaha
digital workstation.

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I'm back to the Soundcraft 4
channel.

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It has a lot of advantages over
the digital workstation.

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I'm really digging it.

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Although it's kind of cruddy and
uses all kinds of
semi-professional connectors.

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So you get all kinds of buzz and
hum all over the place.

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Yeah, it seems to be working.

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The one thing I changed really
is the microphone processing.

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I know a lot of you don't like
the reverb.

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I love it.

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I love having a little bit of
reverb there.

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So it's just ever so slight.

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I've put it into the board as
what we call an insert.

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So I'm going to pull it out and
then you know.

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So this is without the sound
processing on the microphone.

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So let me know which one you
like better.

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Do you like it like this or do
you like it like this?

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I like it like this because it
sounds a little bit crisp.

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I don't know for some reason it
feels a bit better.

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Hey, how you doing?

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Working towards Christmas.

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Tomorrow we're off to see my
mom.

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Which means I'll have to have
the next door neighbor.

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Receive the package of the
present that I bought for
Patricia.

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Now, if you've been reading my
weblog, you probably already
know what it is.

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But I'm not going to say
anything because these days,

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whether they're on super station
downstairs in the kitchen,

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she might actually be listening
to the show.

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It really could happen.

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I got some shitty news though
about my mom.

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It really sucks.

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So we're going to see her
tomorrow.

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So we've gotten touched to talk
about schedule

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because we're flying over in the
Cessna 182.

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And now she needs another
biopsy.

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Oh man, it's poor woman to
fucking sucks.

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This whole cancer business
fucking blows.

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Jesus Christ.

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What a bitch.

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So anyway, and it was a year ago
that she was diagnosed for the
first time

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and between Christmas and New
Year's is when she had a lung
removed.

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So it's just been, it's been one
that's not been a very good
year.

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And she's obviously not feeling
very up and positive about
stuff.

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So we're going to go and send
her some Christmas cheer.

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And we're going to go
hand-deliver it, God damn it.

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Anyway, for today, a couple of
threads we got going on here

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that I want to keep in touch
with.

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The Metro Sexual Moment, as we
continue to talk about

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what best shaving implement to
use.

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Yet another testimonial for this
Gillette Mark III Power Razor

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as Giles says he converted to it
earlier this year.

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Can't recommend that enough and
his wife agrees.

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And here, I didn't quite
understand this bit, but I
wanted to read it to you.

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And on holiday or a weekend
away, I take the razor with me.

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I lather up, wait a minute,
press the power button and
shave.

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Then leaving it powered up, turn
the razor over,

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take off the blade, apply the
back of it to my wife's button

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and wait a minute or two for her
to lather up.

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Okay, as I read it all of a
sudden, I got it.

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Giles, man, you're twisted
puppy.

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But good to know, if you know
what I'm saying.

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I keep the egg nog feedback
coming.

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I must have received 30
different egg nog recipes.

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I am totally going to going to
try and make some this year.

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Interestingly enough, Paul
Parkinson says,

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your plane of cries about egg
nog, it forced me into action.

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You can absolutely buy egg nog
in the United Kingdom.

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This is the whole point, you
see, is haven't seen it anywhere
on shelves.

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He says he's always known it by
its Dutch name, Advocat.

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And I'm familiar with that, but
Advocat.

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That's not the same thing as egg
nog.

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It's way different.

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Advocat is much thicker.

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You can eat it with a spoon.

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Anyway, Paul did a little bit of
calling on my behalf,

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and although Sainsbury's don't
have any,

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waitrose in godoming does.

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This is great.

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I got personal shoppers for
listeners.

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I love it. Thank you.

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More egg nog feedback here.

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Hey Adam, this is Matt from the
Switch podcast.

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I just finished listening to the
daily source code number 301.

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And I heard your comment on egg
nog and how you have a hard time
finding it in the UK.

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I am a Canadian that is now
living in Taipei, Taiwan, and I
feel your pain when it comes to
the egg nog.

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I think that an egg nog recipe
segment would make a great
holiday addition to the source
code,

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or at least a great addition to
the show notes.

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I'm going to release a Christmas
episode on Sunday featuring only
Christmas music from podsafe
artists,

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and it would be great to have
some rum and egg nog in my hand
at the same time.

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For more of all the podcasts,
check out www.theswitched.com.

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Thanks.

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Yo. Nice ending there.

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Okay, thanks, Matt.

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And for those of you who have
been writing in saying,

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where the hell is the Christmas
podshow podcast?

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This is the thing that I set up
at xmus.podshow.com.

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So I had a completely tricked
out.

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I had a folder.

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I dropped a song.

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I actually had dropped two songs
in or a block of songs, which I
did have to pre-mix.

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It would automatically take it
off and post it to the wordpress
blog, et cetera.

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You know, FTP, the files, the
whole thing perfectly set.

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And then I started getting all
these messages about people
saying,

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you know, what the fuck?

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Where's the xmus.podshow
podcast?

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And it turns out that what we
had a security breach, I guess.

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It was essentially there was a
file with some information
sitting on a server somewhere.

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And a couple of nice people
pointed out to us.

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So we, of course, had to go and
lock stuff down and change all
kinds of passwords.

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And so, of course, my password
was changed.

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But this wonderful little script
I wrote was just failing and not
telling me about it.

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Because, well, I'm not a great
developer and Apple script.

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Well, you know, I can only do so
much.

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So I got to change that and then
I'll get back to posting it.

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So I do have a backlog of stuff.

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And I'm thinking I'll just
release a whole bunch at the
same time,

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just to get everyone up to speed
so I apologize for that.

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And hopefully, it's 12 past 12
here in the afternoon.

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Hopefully, I'll still have some
time before the wing commander
shows up.

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Because the wing commander's
coming over with the Charlie 182
today.

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And he's going to stay overnight
with us and that, oh, you know
what?

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Oh, man.

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I'll have to interview him.

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Oh, this is what I've been
waiting for.

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Did we want to do that last time
when flying was when we couldn't
fly

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because of the inclement
weather?

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I think I was planning on it
then.

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It'll be perfect.

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So we'll either do it tonight or
maybe I'll maybe I'll do it when
we fly to Rotterdam tomorrow.

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So the deal is, you know,
because I still want to safety
pilot the fly long.

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So William's going to fly with
me.

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And of course, the machine is
still in the Antwerp.

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And won't be here at Farrow
until you want to tell it's gone
through its complete program,

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whatever.

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Excuse me, sir.

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William's going to take the
engine out.

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Put a black edition engine in
whatever the hell that is.

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It's going to get all these cool
upgrades and tune-ups and new
GPS system.

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And I'm really excited.

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So anyway, then tomorrow I'll
have another safety pilot Roy.

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He'll fly back with us and he'll
stay overnight here.

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And then he'll take the plane
back the next day.

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So it's kind of a long stretch.

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But the convenience is still
really, really is nice.

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It is really worth it.

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Oh yeah, you know, if you have a
promo for your show.

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And you know, want it played on
the daily source code.

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Of course, it's not a guarantee.

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But just go over to
promos.podshow.com and drop your
promo.

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And I've been hunting around.

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I think I've played most of the,
at least the ones that I like.

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You know, if you buy the way
four minute promos, you usually
don't fly.

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Even a minute 35 is pretty damn
long.

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But sometimes they'll work.

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This is how I envision Adam
Curry,

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making love to his sincere
machine.

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Uh, commercial.

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I remember your time.

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Oh, man.

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Nice cup of sincere.

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First, you put in your sugar.

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I use the medium roast pods, by
the way.

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And also what's nice about it is
you kind of give you something
to do while the machine's
warming up.

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You know, you hit that center
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I don't take a lot of sugar,
just a small spoonful.

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I remember.

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Since they owe machine, and then
you get a nice frothy rich.

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Then you pour some semi-skinned
milk in.

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And then coffee with a nice
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It's not too bitter.

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You get your cup.

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You get your sugar.

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You get your milk.

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And by the time you're done with
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ready to be hit.

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That's him.

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Hit the button, baby.

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I do love it, man.

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I'd be so good for that company.

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I have been good to that
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Thanks to the guys over at Mad
Pod.

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I hear my eye chats still open.

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People coming and going and
making wishing sounds.

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I listened to, there was a Mad
Pod podcast.

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And I'm a little confused if it
was Mike,

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I think it was Mike.

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Last Friday in San Francisco, we
did what is known in the, I
guess,

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the PR marketing business as an
analyst meeting.

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And what that means is that we
met with a whole bunch of
analysts,

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and analysts are people who
research information,

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usually to resell it, like the
gardener group or forester.

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It's a kind of company you got
to think about.

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But there was also Nielsen was
there because, of course,

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they, that's what they're in the
business of doing is research
and talk.

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And of course, they're mainly in
statistics, statistics that

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translate directly into sales
for broadcast medium.

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And also, let me see, don't they
have some kind of metric metrics

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or measurement system for the
web as well?

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I think so.

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If not, they should.

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They're part of the VINU,
actually, which is a Dutch
company.

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And we talked about podcasting
and about our vision,

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and pod shows vision for
podcasting.

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And what we're going to do, and
we actually went quite far,

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it was, if you will, it was kind
of a strategy cast for analyst,

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was usually includes a flower
point, nice power point.

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We kind of liked the spice it up
a bit with some audio and video
stuff as well.

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And Mike, I think he was one of
the guys there,

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and I'm not sure if he's a part
of the mad podcast,

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or actually I put a link to this
podcast on my,

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on my curry.com weblog
yesterday.

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You should definitely listen to
it if you're interested in
knowing

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what your pod shows up to, and
what we're going to be doing in
the next couple of months,

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and where we're headed.

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And I'm not just saying that
because the guy was really
excited about it,

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was extremely positive, but I
was completely unsolicited.

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And I actually thought that he,
I mean, we didn't have anyone
sign any non-disclosure
agreement,

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or tell him not to say anything,
but he was, he was actually
quite secretive about all of it.

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And I was like, wow, you know,
that's okay.

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I mean, I don't think the art
secret that we're out after 100
million listeners

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is that big of a secret anymore,
because that's really where pod
show is headed.

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If you're listening to this now
on serious satellite radio,

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you're probably thinking, what
the hell is all this about?

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Well, this is pod casting.

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It's the extension to your
satellite radio,

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and you're going to be hearing
lots of different shows,

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and there's a lot more of us and
a lot more out there.

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And you can find it, you can go
to podshow.com,

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find all kinds of cool
recommendations.

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You can go all the kinds of
places on the internet.

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Even Google, just type in the
type of pod cast that you're
looking for.

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Google usually shows up with
some pretty good results I
found,

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since the universe of pod casts
is still fairly limited compared
to that at web logs.

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Just saying whatever you want.

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Does even, yes, there is
actually a knitting pod cast.

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I saw someone, I think, post on
one of the email groups the
other day.

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I was like, okay.

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Now, you know, we've really got
it made.

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Let me see.

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What's it going to talk about?

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I was going to talk about some
performing right stuff.

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Well, that's really more for
podcasters who are listening.

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So I'll save that for the second
half of the hours.

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Anyway, as I said, stars 103 on
serious.

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We're just one channel away from
Howard Stern.

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I'm sure that you're waiting for
him and anticipating him.

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And bumping is in pretty awesome
shit here on 103.

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After this show, we have Pacific
Coast,

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the hell way followed by Mad
Weinstein, Dawn and Drew.

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And I keep forgetting to look at
the schedule.

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The lineup PW is going to kill
me.

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Anyway, we're on four hours.

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I think we're still on the
mornings as well.

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They repeated.

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I'd love to do to double the
amount of hours.

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You know, I've suggested this to
serious before.

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As I've suggested to them
streaming.

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Yes, come extra blogger.

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I hear you.

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I've suggested they stream these
channels.

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But I think they're really busy
with Howard Mania right now.

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So I'll kind of take in a little
somewhat of a backseat, I guess.

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But I'll let you know.

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We'll keep in touch on that.

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You know what?

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I was looking through the pod
save music network.

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And man, first of all, thank you
for all the suggestions that
you've been sending in.

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Some of the stuff was really
cool.

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And I am saving it up.

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And I am marking on my playlist
to play.

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But today, I really felt like
doing like a golden oldie
almost.

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Although it's not a golden
oldie.

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It's just damn good music from a
dream to thorn.

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I'm man, I'm blue, that'll sky.

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Rolls is daisy.

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Spinning inside my mind.

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I wanted to follow up on some of
your thoughts about fees for
podcasts which you raised in a
recent

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DSC when you were talking about
blank tapes and CDs. Now in this
particular instance it looks
like

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that idea might not fly but it
got me thinking. Sometime ago I
was attempting to get an MP3
player

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that I could listen to while
forcing myself up and down my
local swimming pool. Yes that's
pretty

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sad I know but you know I enjoy
the DSC so much I'd like to
listen to it while I'm swimming.

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But due to the fact that it's
almost impossible to rely on
reliably here anything whilst
doing that

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I just gave up. Anyway the point
is I was swimming yesterday and
thinking about your comments

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about podcasts receiving
royalties for their content
saved to some sort of media. As
I went up and

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down the pool it occurred to me
that public venues such as bars,
lifts and yes even swimming
pools

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have to pay annual fees to the
performing rights at society in
the UK and I presume similarly

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in other territories with
equivalent organizations when
they play copyrighted music in
their venues.

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This got me thinking why
couldn't you have a business
model where Portugal makes

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canned genre specific streaming
potsafe music available via
broadband now to any public
buildings

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that which actually wanted. The
deal is they no longer have to
pay the fees to the performing

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rights at society or country
equivalent but they do pay a
modest annual fee to pot show
which

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then distributes the proceeds to
musicians on the potsafe music
network. Now using the PRS as an
example

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if you had just one CD player in
a nightclub in the UK and it
doesn't occupy an area exceeding
120

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square meters yes it sounds
strange but that's it then it
costs you almost £200 a year to
do that

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that would be about $350. Now as
you'd imagine nightclubs tend to
have more than one CD player

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they have quite a lot of musical
equipment and they have to pay
fees to the performing rights

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society for all of that stuff.
Now you can actually find out
some of the fees by the way if
people

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interested at the PRS website at
www.prs.co.uk. But here's what
I'm thinking. What if there was
a

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potential public venues
commercial use license with a
flat fee on a pervenue basis? I
think that

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people would go for it I think
people and businesses would
think find that a worthwhile
alternative

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one because it's simple two
because it's going to be
cheaper. Now to avoid creating a
top heavy

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administrative structure you'd
want to run it on an honor
system but on the whole most
people

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or businesses if they know the
deal will honor their
obligations particularly if it's
a saving

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over the fees they have to pay
to the likes of the PRS or the
RIA or whatever a equivalent
organization

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we're talking about anywhere in
the world. Now that might be
considered trading on the toes
of

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the established order but hey
we're talking disruptive
technology here and no one said
that these

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people could have them monopoly
on music forever. I think that
this could be a very popular I
think

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it may be a great opportunity to
also promote pot-safe music and
tunes that otherwise

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wouldn't get an easy public
hearing through established
channels. So I'd be very
interested

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know what you think about that
and what other listeners to the
DMC think. Okay Ralph. Well I
don't know

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I have a whole bunch of thoughts
on that topic and by the way the
reason that I'm just bringing

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all this stuff up is because if
the rules are changing for the
broadcasting industry I think
the

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rules will change in many other
places including all I guess
that is also performance right

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when you talk about clubs. I
didn't know that that's how to
work that's how they charge it
by

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based on the number of CD
players that's pretty
interesting CD players and space
I think it's

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different for offices and other
you know corporations I do it by
head count see the thing here is
that

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I don't know if I'm necessarily
for creating a parallel system
that is exactly the same. I
think that

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I'm not quite sure how but it
feels to me like the concept of
a performance right fee in
general is

30:42.360 --> 30:46.680
I think that that just might
have to change. It's already
changed in podcasting and you
see

30:46.680 --> 30:56.600
what incredible benefit it is to
to the pod safe music artists
and I think that the reason why

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the RIA and all the mainstream
music industry you know they
really had you know they had the

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monopolistic power to go after
all these markets but I don't
know if it's necessarily good to

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recreate exactly that I think
that there's many ways that
artists can make lots of money

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particularly because they don't
need to sign up to the
traditional system of a record
company so

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their profit margins will be
much much much higher. I'm
talking 95% higher

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or really of every dollar
they'll be getting 90% of the
revenue

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and what really is the cost of
the cost of getting something
shipped out you know

31:44.280 --> 31:50.360
so I've got to think about that.
I certainly wouldn't want pod
show to be that organization

31:50.360 --> 31:57.160
would have to be some kind of
independent organization but oh
man another crazy organization
to be a

31:57.160 --> 32:01.560
member of I don't know I don't
know I kind of like it really
really simple and so far it
seems to be

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working okay and I think that
getting your music played in
clubs is fantastic you know as
long

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as people have a way to find out
what it is and people usually do
you know so maybe we need pod

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safe music clubs where you know
who subscribe to a feed that
brings them all the latest maybe

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dished out by genre and in
return they have flyers in the
club or something like that or
you

32:25.320 --> 32:29.800
couldn't go online and see what
was played at the club you know
something like that that would
be

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cool that's the kind of stuff
that I'm looking for honestly hi
Adam the finished parliament is

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planning to rush through a very
scary law by April 2006 writes
John Vermont if somebody is
found

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guilty of copyright infringement
in Finland that person can be
made to publish and pay for an
ad

32:48.120 --> 32:55.000
on a local or national newspaper
in which he or she admits his or
her fault the craziest thing

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is that the winning side is
allowed to create the ad.
Needless to say this law has
already scared

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everyone as it is seen as a way
for the record industry
watchdogs to humiliate people
this law

33:09.160 --> 33:13.480
is part of the finished
parliament's efforts to rapidly
ratify the European Union so
called

33:13.480 --> 33:21.400
enforcement directive scary name
huh and he put in some original
links to the stories um

33:21.400 --> 33:27.320
I'll make sure those get out
into the show notes god this is
not some man you don't even own
your own

33:27.320 --> 33:37.240
shit anymore and then if you
borrow something or make a
mistake or just share something
you get humiliated

33:37.240 --> 33:42.520
publicly come on let's hang
people much much better we used
to do it it was only a couple
hundred

33:42.520 --> 33:48.520
years ago we could do that again
hang the fuckers duty from host
says hi Adam or browsing

33:48.520 --> 33:52.040
the net i found this info about
the Belgian music rights being
from Belgium this interest me

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a Belgian member of parliament
Bart Tomolane has made some
comments about the monopoly of
saybam

33:58.680 --> 34:04.280
that's the Belgian ask have be
am I he says it's a bureaucratic
system that sits on a huge pile
of

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money he's calling for all
organizers of parties or DJs to
refuse the invoice sabam sends
them

34:13.160 --> 34:19.160
Bart goes on they asked fixed
prices without any explanation
about the bills nor where this
money is

34:19.160 --> 34:25.160
going to and they are only
allowed to collect money for the
artist they represent some
random test

34:25.160 --> 34:31.640
show that 15% of the used music
on at parties cannot be found in
the sabam catalog DJ should

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not have to pay for this sabam
reply that prices are about the
same as our neighbor countries

34:36.680 --> 34:39.320
it's impossible to control the
15% bloody bloody bloody bloody
bloody bloody bloody bloody
bloody

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bloody bloody bloody bloody
interesting so there's a lot of
stuff happening and it's it's
different

34:47.800 --> 34:52.200
at at every single level even
though all these countries are
within the European Union
they're

34:52.200 --> 34:56.280
all doing something different so
we're just continue to keep our
eye on it and just discussing

34:56.280 --> 35:01.480
amongst ourselves some good
comments going on in the show
notes which you can find at

35:01.480 --> 35:07.400
shownotes.info or just from the
link underneath each podcast at
dailysourcecode.com

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yesterday I played the first
Trinity sound imaging done by
Jeff Smith and he was so nice to

35:16.760 --> 35:20.840
make those remixes for me so I'm
not going to do a Trinity
segment today I'm going to try
and cut it

35:20.840 --> 35:26.200
down to one or two a week so I
can collect some good stuff and
have an ongoing thread about it
but

35:26.200 --> 35:31.160
Jeff also does other music has
quite a selection up on the pod
safe music network and

35:31.320 --> 35:37.240
he sent me a link to his pod
safe christmas song so I figured
I'd give him a play my own

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merry christmas Jeffrey sees
Smith the snow is falling down
tonight

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ah ain't that nice Jeff Smith my
own merry christmas sounds like
he performed the whole thing
live you

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find a whole bunch of other Jeff
Smith tunes and the podsick
music network at
music.podshow.com

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thank you very much for
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juice or something like that
some open source receiver seems
to be something that works a lot
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and gets some more bug fixes put
in on time and I'll be back
tomorrow and I quite sure what
time

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the show is going to be up since
as you know it will be traveling
I'm going to go see my mom so

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it'll be I'm sure some version
of sound seeing tour interview
talk shit whatever will have
some fun

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with it take everybody bye bye.
pod show breaking out of fat
sack of the good stuff