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16 million dollars worth of
airplane strapped to my ass,
then the next generation

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radio content in my ears, I like
to think I'm flying into the
future.

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From home, don't share a Charlie
3-0-3

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I'm not afraid of the clothes
you wear.

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I'm not afraid to join in your
mode.

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I got the feeling that you won't
come around, baby.

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I got the feeling that you
won't.

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Was it so hard?

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Was it so hard?

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Let's leave the echo delta, drop
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Was it hard to title that?

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Like that very much.

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This is exactly the way it
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People sending me suggestions
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I'm going to send it to my local
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How are you doing?

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It's Thursday coming to you from
the cottage.

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It may be Friday or the weekend,
wherever you are.

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I didn't do a show yesterday.

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I was visiting my mom.

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Talk a little bit about that.

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I'll see some promos, of course.

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Some classic audio on the way
from Al Johnson.

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We're going to talk a bit about,
well, we'll talk about our Metro
Sexual Stuff.

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I'm about shaving a couple more
Podsafe tunes, including a
Christmas tune on the way.

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I'm having a Trinity and
biodiesel talk for tomorrow's
show, I guess, along with some
blank

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media stuff that I've been
collecting.

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I've been using Omni Outliner on
the Mac.

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I don't know if you're familiar
with that, but it's an outlining
program.

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It's really convenient for
putting my shows together.

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Because, you know, my show
basically starts at the top and
ends at the bottom of the list.

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And as I go along, sometimes
find myself changing stuff,
moving stuff around.

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It kind of corresponds with what
I'm doing in Megasag, although
there's a lot of manual

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intervention there, keeping both
lists synchronized.

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Oh, man.

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Wouldn't it be nice if Megasag
could import my Omni Outliner
file?

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Oh, my goodness.

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That would be fucking awesome.

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Anyway, it's cool because you
can basically drag and drop MP3s
into it.

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Bookmarks for URLs, all this
stuff, and it just becomes my
console, if you will.

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Do you hear that?

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I got a, that's the radiator
now.

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Yeah, at first I thought it was
Roger Smalls going through my
trash again.

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But no, it turns out the
radiator at this point has so
much air in it that it sounds

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like someone's dragging a milk
cart in the cross, the pavement
out in front of the cottage.

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A lot of racking.

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I got to find the key to let the
air out.

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So yesterday, whoa, big, big,
big, big day.

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Went to see my mom, who, first
of all, thank you all so much
for all the wonderful emails

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that you've sent me emails of
support, encouragement of hope
of prayer.

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It's really, really appreciated.

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And I mean, I, I've tried to
respond, I started this morning,
started to respond to,

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to just about everyone who sent
something in, there's so much.

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I'm sorry if I missed yours, but
I really appreciated this.

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Well, we'll get to the whole
cancer thing in a moment.

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Let me take the day step by step
because it was quite a, quite a
rollercoaster ride,

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actually.

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First of all, the wind commander
stayed overnight, so we had an
early start.

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Well, when you have two women in
the house, an early start is
basically leaving within 30
minutes of your estimated time
with the part show.

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You're doing pretty good.

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We drove off to the, to Farrow,
to the airport.

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We were there around, I wanted
to be there around 830.

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We're there on 9 o'clock.

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So I got everything.

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We were already pre-fueled.

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Everything was ready to go.

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I just went up the tower to make
sure we had everything all set.

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And our flight plan was filed.

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Also just to say hi, you know,
it's a small local airfield to
kind of drop in and be social
for a couple of minutes.

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And then we took off.

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It wasn't a, it wasn't a
brilliant day, but flying at
what we do.

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We were around 3,000 feet was
nice between broken clouds above
us around four and a half
thousand feet and a cloud cover
below us.

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Now, I don't have an instrument
rating.

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I am training from an instrument
rating.

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So we do a lot of work in, in
the plane on these types of
flights, the wind commander and
I.

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And he gives me all kinds of
stuff to do.

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And now we're not flying on a
visual GPS, you know, with a
nice screen or anything.

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None of that stuff is, I do have
a GPS, but it's a very, very
basic system.

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Just basically with a text read
out.

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But most of the training that
you do for instruments is, well,
guess what, flying on
instruments, which includes
tuning in,

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VORs.

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So you can basically vector
where you are and being able to
hold altitude and, and your
direction while essentially
being in complete cloud cover,
which is a very weird sensation.

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I mean, that's really, we've
talked about this before.

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They call it kind of the leans.

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Well, you'll be flying.

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And if you look outside and, of
course, you see nothing but
white around you.

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You know that you're moving, but
you can't see anything.

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It becomes like a, a really
interesting Disney type park
ride.

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And you'll think, well, wait a
minute, the plane is going right
and I should be, you know, and
you, your body almost starts
leaning left or vice versa.

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And you want to turn and then
you look at your instruments and
you see that the attitude of the
airplane is doing something
completely different than what
you thought it was doing.

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Now, we have an autopilot in the
machine, but when you're doing
these exercises, really, you
know, doing it all by hand is
what it's about.

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So, mostly it was all clear
smooth sailing until we got up
to Rotterdam where the, the
cover was at like 600 feet.

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So it was a complete IFR
approach instrument flying
rules, which I did by hand.

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And at the same time, it had
kind of a panic-stricken
passenger in the back, Christina
started to freak out because,

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well, both the girls had elected
not to wear headsets.

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And I think that when you're not
hearing what's going on and
you're not seeing anything
because you look out, you know,

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and it's like, you know, think
about me having the, the leans,
how about the passengers who
aren't used to it.

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Because you can, not only can
you see out the, the left and
the right hand side, you can
look out in front,

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that's something you can't do on
a jetliner.

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So it's very confusing,
Christina was definitely, you
know, uneasy, which made me, of
course, all that more uneasy.

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But, you know, we've vectored
all the way down and it was, it
was awesome.

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I mean, doing it by hand,
there's, whoo, there's a lot to
it.

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Along with the GPS that slaves
to the autopilot, I say, but fun
to do, really, really fun to
just drop out of the clouds and
all of a sudden,

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boom, there it is, right at AM
Airport, right in front of you.

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And it's, and that's nicely lit.

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It's a huge airport where, you
know, big jets come in.

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Not 747s, but, you know,
vacation like 727s, I think 737s
can make it in.

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Nice long runway, and so, you
know, that was really good.

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And completed the landing and
went into the jet center,
because you can't just land at
the airport anymore.

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You have to have a handling
agent.

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So it costs like a 300 bucks to
fucking be handled.

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Which means they pick you up
from your plane with an
umbrella, take you into where
you pay,

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and then shut it out the back.

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And if you want, you can get a
cup of coffee, big deal.

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But didn't nice enough folks
there.

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So then we went to my mom's
house.

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It was exactly one year ago this
week that I was in Utrecht,

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for just before and just after
the holidays,

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where my mom was scheduled to
have a lung removed,

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due to lung cancer.

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And this was all podcasts back
in the day.

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Those of you who are just tuning
into the daily source code,

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and I was podcasting from the
hotel room.

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It was a weird, a very weird
Christmas.

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And she survived.

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You know, of the 15% of people
who survived that,

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and are declared cancer-free,
she made it.

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But throughout the year, she's
had another flare-up,

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but not in her, quote, crucial
organs, but in on her side,

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tumor, which was removed.

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And now there's some more cell
activity going on there.

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And if anything, it's fear.

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You know, that's what's really
freaking everybody out.

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It's the unknown.

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It's not knowing what we're at.

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What we're up against.

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And I must say, having all the
emails to support really,

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really helps.

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You feel all of a sudden you
feel a lot less alone.

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And you also realize how big
this problem is.

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It's so fucking medieval.

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That's what struck me this
morning when I woke up is,

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you know, to see someone sick,

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but actually, you know,

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I want to use the word wilting
away,

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but you can see it.

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It's literally eating at you.

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And it's like medieval, man.

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It's like the, you know,

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with all the technology we have,

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it's seen so unbelievable that
you,

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there's no fucking magic pill or
something.

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And you know, this is really the
only case

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in our immediate family and
friend, you know,

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surroundings that we've
witnessed this.

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And of course, it to be this
close is a major bummer.

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But, you know, mom's positive.

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She really is, but she's really
afraid.

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And she's tired of it.

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You know, she's tired of this
fighting the whole year.

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And now it just has to continue.

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So my sisters and I are,

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you know, going to go at it full
speed.

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Going to support her.

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And unfortunately, Tiffany,

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my oldest sister who was two
years younger than I am.

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She lives in Holland.

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So she, of course,

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is the closest in proximity.

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Willow, my younger sister,

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who was four years younger than
I.

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She lives in Italy.

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So, um,

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now, of course, I'm shuddling
back and forth

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between here in San Francisco.

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So I'm pretty sure that we're
going to get

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our instrument rating very
quickly.

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So that when I am back here,

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I can just make quick day trips
to go and see,

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see mom.

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Because the broader my airport
is really,

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it's very conveniently located

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to where she lives.

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Only half hour by cab.

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And actually, we called taxi
Eric.

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Tea to the E to come pick us up.

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And he was there last year when
my mom

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in the hospital.

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So it was a good, good hang.

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We had fun.

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We laughed.

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My sister came down.

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So that was a lot of fun.

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And Bob, my mom's a new husband.

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She got married to a couple of
years ago.

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Yeah, he, of course, took the
day off.

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And it was really good.

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It was just a couple hours.

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But it was, you know,

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enough to really raise her
spirits.

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And so that was cool.

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So humbled by all of that.

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Back to the airport.

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And I wanted to make it back
before dark.

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Now, of course, we were running
a little late.

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Now, this was not a problem.

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Even though the wind commander
couldn't come with me.

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We had Roy, who is actually my
IFR instrument instructor.

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And I'd never flown with Roy
before.

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You know, we'd done all kinds of
other ground classes together.

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But he is the absolute king of
instrument flying

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in the Netherlands and Belgium.

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He's just awesome.

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He's raided on everything, can
fly everything.

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And he's a nerd.

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He works like Ericsson or
something, doing something
really high-tech on the mobile
networks.

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I'm not quite sure.

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But, you know, he's got a flight
sim at home with multi-screens.

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So we flew home.

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It was beautiful.

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It was, you know, the sun was,
we were flying into the sunset,

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if you will.

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You know, just trying to
basically catch up with the sun

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as it was setting.

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It was so smooth sailing.

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It was like we were on a cable
car almost.

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It was so beautiful.

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Could trim the plane, you know,
perfectly hands off

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most of the time, just looking
at the surroundings,

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talking with Roy about stuff.

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So it was great.

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By the time we reached the coast
of Dover though,

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the sun had set and it was about
four PM local time.

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And we knew we're going to be
making an approach in the dark,

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which neither of us had ever
done at Ferrox,

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which has a reasonably short
strip, actually.

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And although they're open until
six,

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and they do have the runway lit.

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I think there's a difference
between a runway that's lit,

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you know, like having seen
Rotterdam airport with the
center line

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is a row of lights and there's
just lights everywhere.

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You know, it's a beautiful
sight.

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We actually passed over the
airport once

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because we couldn't even see it.

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Then we saw the runway.

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And it was like there had some
street lights on,

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casting some kind of glow onto
it.

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But, you know, no center line,

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just basically two rows of white
lights

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and land in the between there
somewhere, if you don't mind.

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And all of a sudden there was a
lot of activity

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there were people doing touching
goes

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and the dark people coming in
who were kind of doing the same
thing

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that we were doing.

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I would say probably one of the
most dangerous times

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at a small airfield or maybe any
airfield

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is around this time when people
are kind of rushing to get home

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or maybe they just got caught in
the dark.

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Now the experience, we had the
experience on board,

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so I was not worried at all.

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But we did, so we actually did
one go around

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as, you know, we were like,

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stirred in row for landing

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and the guy right in front of us
really

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was slow getting in.

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We were much, you know, much
faster aircraft

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and we were hanging everything
out

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to slow us down, gear down,

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flaps down, everything.

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And so we actually had to go
around

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because he wasn't getting off
the runway fast enough.

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So, you know, did another pass.

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That was actually good because
then I got

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a lot better feel for the
situation

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of where I was and I could
actually recall now

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because of course I've done
landings there.

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You know, what the base and the
final leg

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should feel like still came in
high.

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Which is really cool because
even though

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the runway is lit like shit

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and the basic principle of two
red,

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your dead, two white, your two
high

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and the white and red, you know,

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it's just red and white is just
right

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or whatever the, whatever way
you're supposed to remember
that.

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So I could pick up the glide
path.

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But we were going definitely
doing 80 knots

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that was too fast, put in full
flaps

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and you know, really when you do
full flaps on an aircraft

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like that, it becomes a whole
different type of machine

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and it's almost like you're,
you're batman wings

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have inflated and you're kind of
coasting down

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but add to that the depth
perception.

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We definitely landed about
almost halfway

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up the runway which, you know,

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at the speed we had was really
too fast

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and the amount of runway we had
left.

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In fact, I said to Roy, I said,
dude,

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we're going to run out of runway

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and we both started working the
brakes

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and, you know, that was a tense
moment.

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It definitely got a little bit
exciting there

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with, you know, wheels locking
up

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which of course completely ruins
the tires

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and you two new tires now but we
stopped

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before the end of the runway

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but it was, it was one of those
experiences

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that you're glad you had someone
really experienced

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next to you so that you know

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that you're not just an idiot
but this is,

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I would also sometimes go, I
don't know.

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I was like, ah, okay, we're
back.

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So the whole day really drained
completely

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and so that's why I didn't do a
show yesterday.

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Anyway, so only positive vibes,
ladies and gentlemen,

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that's the best thing we've got
going for us.

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Just a couple more things that I
wanted to hit on here

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I found, or actually I got a
link to a video,

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a piece of video from the
Hawaiian Association of
podcasters

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who just had a meeting the other
day up

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and I don't know where in Hawaii

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and it's really cool because the
video,

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you know, some of the people are
talking

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and they met at this great
restaurant, great food

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and they had that all in video

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but really what was cool is they
were talking about

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how they felt to me like is that
the podcasters

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and Hawaii, you know, finally
they're able to free themselves

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and spread some of their
culture,

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which is there is a definite
culture happening in Hawaii,

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you know, local news, local
music

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and they're able to spread that
around now, you know,

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because, you know, really there
was no economic model

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particularly on the cost side

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to get that stuff out.

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And it's really nice to see that
and I think

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we're going to see more of these
really locations

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that just because the economic
model of installing

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broadcasting for structure

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would never allow that culture
to flow out

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now that's starting to happen,
you know,

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I can't wait to see that happen,
for example,

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in Jamaica, that's going to be
freaking awesome.

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Thank you all very much for
answering my questions

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about the television series
Lost.

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This is low in calling it in
from Fresno, California,

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home with us, no more
podcasters,

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no more.lipsen.com.

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Just want to let you know from
one loss

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to another that the show is on
hiatus,

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like a lot of other TV shows to
line up for May sweeps.

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It definitely sucks, but that's
how

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network television people do it.

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Maybe when TV shows become
podcast,

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only we won't have to deal with
this kind of junk.

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Don't fret, though,

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we're only halfway through the
series,

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so once the hiatus is over with,

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they say January 11th,

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there should be about 15 more
episodes

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give or take.

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Anyway, just wanted to help a
fellow lost out of count.

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Love the source code, listen
every day,

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it's like opening up a Christmas
gift five days a week.

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Catch you later.

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Thank you.

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For as Matt Snowgrass would say,
Adam,

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come on, man, you were in the TV
biz.

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You know that they're on break
of new episodes,

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fall like November sweeps.

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They'll probably tease you with
some new episodes in late
January,

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and then back full time for
February sweeps.

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This is also, so the networks
can put

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out the midseason replacements.

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Yeah, of course, during this
time.

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What are the midseason
replacements this year?

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I've not been following that at
all,

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but I definitely missed loss.

20:38.000 --> 20:40.000
It just goes to show that, you
know,

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what an opportunity here to
attach or to first

20:43.000 --> 20:45.000
make the episodes of lost for
pay.

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That's fine.

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Make it a podcast, so I, you
know,

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it'll just show up.

20:49.000 --> 20:51.000
And if you know this is going to
be a two or three week hiatus,

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put some melts in there,

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put something cool in the feed
to tide me over, you know?

20:55.000 --> 20:57.000
God, the needle's in, you pull
it out,

20:57.000 --> 20:58.000
you're going to gem it back in.

20:58.000 --> 21:00.000
That really sucks.

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Hey, man,

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we don't stop at Christmas time.

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Shoot.

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I mean, I wanted to do this.

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Unfortunately, it doesn't work
on UK cell phones,

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and I only have UK Skype in
numbers.

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But someone sent me this link.

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I'll figure out how to put that
together for tomorrow's show.

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It'll be great.

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Where you can get a phone call
from Sir Richard Branson,

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which is completely assembled
audio based upon what you,

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what you entered.

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It's really only for travel
agents.

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And it's kind of like an
incentive call from Sir Richard,

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and the someone sent it to me,

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and I was like, oh, it's
interesting.

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So I filled out my US cell
number,

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and low and behold,

21:37.000 --> 21:38.000
then like four minutes at rang,

21:38.000 --> 21:41.000
and it was Sir Richard Branson
with a personalized message from
me.

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I want to get that rolling for
tomorrow.

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It's just that I don't have
telephone recording equipment.

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I can do it through Skype,

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but you couldn't enter anything
but a US phone number.

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So let that be a tease for you
for tomorrow's

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thank God it's Friday edition.

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I just wanted to mention some
things that are happening on
Sirius.

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This is pretty much this stuff
couldn't happen

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on any other venue than
satellite radio.

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Sirius is a press release that I
got from at least Brown,

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who's also our press contact
over there.

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She says that Sirius satellite
radio

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will broadcast Christmas masses
live

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from St. Patrick's Cathedral in
New York.

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And what I like about this is,

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you know, there's obviously
there's no commercial model,

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which is why I don't think any
terrestrial radio broadcasts

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amass, certainly not in, well,

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I'm not 100% sure,

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but I don't think they're doing
that in New York.

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You know, the time has just
become so incredibly

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precious and every single minute
has to be sold.

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And here's Sirius who has
arguably enough bandwidth

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and they're just, what channel
are they doing it on?

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Let me see.

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Sirius Channel 86, what is that
normally?

22:51.000 --> 22:53.000
Certainly they have something.

22:53.000 --> 22:55.000
I wonder what channel 86,

22:55.000 --> 22:58.000
maybe that's just one of those
channels that's kind of empty.

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Anyway, if you're listening to
this podcast on Sirius satellite
radio,

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you've heard me say this before.

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We've got a, like a 24 minute
and 30 second window

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and we're about to close that.

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So that we can get on with all
the real cool stuff, right?

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Which you guys got to tune out.

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The podcast continues.

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So Pacific Coast,

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Hellway is next followed by
yeast radio,

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followed by Dawn and Drew,

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and we take it on up until 10
o'clock with some pod safe,

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pod safe music as well.

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Still to come here on the
podcast.

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As I said, we've got some rare
audio of Al Jol,

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John's, wait, Al Jolson.

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Why did I say Jolson? Al Jolson.

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And some history there, which
particularly this holiday
season,

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you might be interested in.

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We're going to talk a little bit
about some more shave.

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It's unbelievable.

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It's not, I also, I'm the
epicenter for all things
shaving,

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but it seems like there's a lot
of different information

23:52.000 --> 23:54.000
and thoughts and theories on
what gives you the best,

23:54.000 --> 23:57.000
the closest and the most
valuable shave.

23:57.000 --> 23:59.000
And it's not necessarily what
the company,

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what the shaving kit
manufacturers are telling us.

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And we've also got two new pod
safe music tunes coming up on
the way.

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So that's, that's still to come.

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Man, I'm really beat today.

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I feel so incredibly tired.

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All right, everybody, do what,

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we're going to do the same thing
we do every single day around
this time.

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Raise your right hand.

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If you're in traffic, hold on to
the steering wheel with your
left.

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Okay.

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And wave goodbye to all those
satellite listeners,

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so we can get on with the
podcast.

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Bye, everybody.

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We'll see you tomorrow on the
Friday show.

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And for you, I got some cool
shit you can listen to on your
own time.

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The scenes that show commentary,
stories,

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using an observation from Ross
and Karen.

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The sarcastic American and a rye
Canadian

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joined us in cross border, match
and money.

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We have friends.

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We have friends.

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We have friends.

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We've got to burn my butt.

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What?

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I don't like the way that
sounds.

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Toronto, my hometown, which I
miss and loves.

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Can we have your hair?

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We've got to be sick in him and
he's disappointed in us.

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I swear like a longshoreman at a
hook or convention.

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You're just going to show up in
his grave and drop trout and let
it go.

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Just raw meat creep you out.

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Ross and I shut up.

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You drink wine out of a box and
all of a sudden you have
standards.

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I don't know.

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Yeah.

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Would you sign my wood?

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I'm very much an 80m difference.

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Oh my god.

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Well, what's our damage?

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Well.

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And there you go.

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That's why we love Target.

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Yet again.

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And we're not sponsored by
Target.

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No.

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Am I the only one or is Bob the
builder kind of pornographic?

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I like the Union suit.

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I think it's cool.

25:37.000 --> 25:41.000
Well, by the time the cops got
out of Tim Horton's and made it
to our door.

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The ZNZ show.

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We're not carrying cancer here.

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We're just podcasting.

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What do you want for nothing?

25:46.000 --> 25:49.000
ZNZ.blogspot.com.

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Beyond Science Podcast.

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Dot com.

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Species exploration.

25:54.000 --> 25:58.000
The European Space Agency sent
some light guns in the space.

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It didn't kill him.

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There are no more phenomena.

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It's called the coming great
dissension or the Luciferian
angien.

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Nanotechnology.

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And carbon nanofibers or
nanotubes.

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Make a cable that can literally
reach tens of thousands of
miles.

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Alienly.

26:14.000 --> 26:15.000
Obduction.

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The alien gospel simply this.

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That way the aliens are your
progenitors.

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Journey into the unknown.

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Travel through time.

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The past.

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The future.

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Unleash your mind.

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Beyond Science.

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Beyond Science Podcast.

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Dot com.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Can anyone hear me?

26:40.000 --> 26:44.000
This is Captain Corval of the
United Defense Force.

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My ship's been disabled and I'm
adrift in the shadow of one of
Neptune's moons.

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If anyone is receiving this
transmission, please get it to
UDF command.

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In front of presence of tar-that
invasion forces, currently
inbound to the homeworld.

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And they are not tipped towing
in.

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Their ships number in the
hundreds.

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And they're impossibly huge.

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I don't think you're coming to
shake hands people.

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They're loaded to take us out.

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Our homeworld is in ruins.

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Our future is in doubt.

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This will be a battle unlike any
in our history.

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And it's outcome will decide who
are the chosen ones.

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We are all children of creation.

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But which of us are the children
of the gods?

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Join the fight for survival and
children of the gods.

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Do you believe anything is
possible?

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We do.

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We are a flank.

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We believe in an internet that's
safe from viruses and scammers.

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We're a Earthling.

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We believe your personal
information should be just that,
personal.

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And we believe your internet
should be a friend, not a foe.

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We're a flank.

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Make this smart choice.

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Visit earthlink.net and discover
what our internet experts can do
for you.

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Earthlink.

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We revolve around you.

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Okay, so I don't have a partner
on my show where I talk about
our sex lives.

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I haven't taken a dump and
talked about it.

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I haven't dumped in my tank to
get my car to run.

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I haven't put my grandma on her
tank.

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I haven't talked about how I'm
going to shave tomorrow.

28:33.000 --> 28:37.000
But I have talked to many great
independent musicians in
southwest Ohio.

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Where they talk about their
songs, their music, and what it
takes to get their stuff.

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To get their stuff to you.

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Join us on the Miami Valley
Musiccast.

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And our promos are under 30
seconds.

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Excellent rich thanks.

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Hey, about that Earthling spot.

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Oops, when I just got, oh, hold
on a second.

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That's so crystal.

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Almost second.

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And then show.

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I don't have to do them.

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Belly.

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That's my PA, my Dutch PA, who
now lives in Switzerland.

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And we had a talk scheduled for
today.

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Okay.

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Go a crystal.

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Great. Thank you.

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About the Earthling spot.

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Now, I personally think we're
under such an, yes, crystal.

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Okay.

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I personally think we're under
something really important here.

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It's something really good as we
work on changing what
advertising means.

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I have three different
user-generated commercials about
Earthling.

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People who actually like their
service or have used their
service in the past.

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And I really want to use those
instead of the cookie cutter,
like 30 second commercial.

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And unfortunately, now with
Christmas time is very hard to
get a hold of people.

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But I am really working on, I'm
getting together with this, with
this advertiser

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and talking to them about the
possibilities and hopefully
being able to, you know,

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get some trials going and track
some of this stuff.

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And I do believe that it's much
more powerful to have your
customers make your commercials

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than it is for you to make the
commercials.

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It's just a thought, you know,
by the way, even though they
were completely produced.

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That's what Apple did with
their, what is it with their
switch commercials or whatever.

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And you know what, so people
start to parry to them, too.

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That's great.

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Anyway, so I'm working on that,
just so you know.

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There was one, there was a promo
that didn't get, didn't get into
that lineup for some reason.

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Actually, I know why because I
put it in the wrong place.

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But this is something that we
talked about the other day on
the source code.

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And already there's a promo
ready to roll.

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I think that it's a piece of art
that you're going to like to
listen to this Christmas.

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Hey, everybody.

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This is the seed of Chris daily.

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I want to welcome you to the
feed for the upcoming podcast
Christmas Carol.

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I have come in.

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Oh, shut up.

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Oh, man.

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I really messed that up.

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Sorry.

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I didn't mean to say shut up.

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But I just got really
frustrated.

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Okay.

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That was the seed.

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We don't want the damn seed.

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Where is it?

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Oh, God.

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Oh, no.

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I'm never going to be able to
find this.

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It's the, what I'm looking for
here is the podcast Christmas
Carol.

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Maybe I can, I shouldn't have
subscribed to that feed and
iTunes.

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Oh, here it is.

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Podcast Christmas Carol.

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Don't tell me.

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I have to.

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Isn't that the one?

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Is that exactly what I just
played?

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Let me try it.

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Hold on.

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Hey, everybody.

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This shit.

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Maybe it comes later on.

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I don't know.

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This is what it gives story.

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We have final to cast.

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Blow me.

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Okay.

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Let me go look for that.

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I want to play a song.

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And while that's playing, I'll
go look and see if I can find
the right

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audience.

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It was a great fucking promo
too.

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I can't believe that.

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I'm just placed it.

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Wait a minute.

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Wait a minute.

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Let me check over here.

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Shit.

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Okay.

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I don't want to take up any more
of your time.

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An email that came to me from my
partner and co-founder Ron
Bloom.

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Turns out, well, let me read
the, what he sent to me.

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Al Jolson, the star of the first
talking movie or talkie was a
famous and infamous

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artist.

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I don't know if he can be famous
and infamous at the same time.

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He was originally a canter and
then became a Vaudeville pop
singer and starred in the first

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talking picture of the jazz
singer.

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He's a bit of history for you.

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Now, it turns out that Al Jolson
is Ron's cousin on his mom's
side.

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And she circulated an email,
bless her heart.

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She circulated an email with a
file to a whole bunch of members
of the Bloom family.

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This is where he sings the
Israeli National Anthem.

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As Ron writes, he was later also
ostracized for being a white
person, quote, in parentheses

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a Jew, playing a black person in
black face.

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So Ron thought it might be
interesting to give the suspense
going along with the following

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article, so that he encloses
article from the American film
Institute about the jazz singer.

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And it really is a fascinating
story.

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What's really fascinating is the
change that the industry
underwent.

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And actually the movie studios
tried to build a cartel to check
this out, to lock people

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into certain sound formats so
that they really had a doopily
on talking movies.

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And how people laughed and said
it would never happen.

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And it wasn't worth it and
people weren't interested.

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That's just fascinating reading.

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So if we can't get a link to
wherever that information is
from, I'll drop the whole piece

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into the show notes.

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And again, can I just thank
everybody for maintaining those
show notes, man.

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Wiki's really do rule in some
cases.

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So check this out.

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It's some pretty rare audio.

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It's about three minutes of Al
Jolson singing the Israeli
National Anthem.

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Hello.

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Oh.

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Oh.

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Oh.

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Oh.

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Oh.

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Oh.

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I am pardonable, I am
pardonable,

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I am pardonable, I am
pardonable,

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I am pardonable, I am
pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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I am pardonable,

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I am pardonable,

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[ Music ]

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[ Music ]

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I am pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,

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pardonable,