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Delta Sierra Charlie 3-1-6

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16 million dollars worth of
airplane strapped my ass

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In the next generation radio
content in my ears

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I like to think I'm flying into
this jar

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I'm guessing it's Adam Curry

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Come on you once again from
Sunday Northern California

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Hey everybody, it is your daily
source code my name is

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Adam Curry

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At least it's probably Monday
where you are

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It's Sunday still here in

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The Curry Condo

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In San Francisco

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We're bringing you some pot safe
tunes

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We're gonna out of town in a
small cafe

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[ Music ]

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Do you think I'll do it like I
said

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Owls!

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I'm about to make music that
work

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Black delicious

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And it's...

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Owls!

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You got to run my epitaph right,
there's actually

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Owls!

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Certainly can't think so much

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I'll have to get some official
words

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J-Mac from Hood High

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Owls!

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The craft!

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Nice ending, a little surprise
there

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Hey everybody, how you doing?

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I hope you are ready for another
week

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of hitting the daily grind

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Hope you had a great weekend

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I was all by myself

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Of course it's a Martin Luther
King day

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So you may actually

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Be chilling back, relaxing and
not doing anything

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An amazing amount of companies
are not really honoring this
holiday

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Or not really I guess by making
compulsory to come to work

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Same as not honoring

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I thought it was a national
holiday

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It was like a obligatory, it
could be wrong

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I had a great weekend

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Which really started off Friday
night

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At the Pod Show HQ

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We had some visitors

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A couple podcasters show up

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And this was actually all

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All pre-arranged

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Chef Mark, who has the Chef Mark
podcast

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Came by and cooked paella

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For the entire office

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He made so much and came in with
the whole paella

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Pan and his own gas set up

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And just it was a wonderful
smell in the office

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But he made so much that we had
to invite

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The four neighboring offices
just

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And they even took stuff home in

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Topwear and all kinds of other
containers

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To have so much of it

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It was just fantastic

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It was so good, I'm not a big
paella

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You're a fan actually

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But it was really good, it was
chicken

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And of course the yellow rice

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Which was not soggy

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You know, it wasn't that milky,
crappy stuff

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It was just it was nice

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And lobster tails and mussels

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And oh man, it was so nice

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Also met

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Emily and Elizabeth from sex
with Emily

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The podcast sex with Emily

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I'm not quite sure what the
connection was

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How they came along with Chef
Mark

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But basically Chef Mark and
whole bunch of women walked in

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It was very cool

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And it was really nice

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It was nice meeting the
neighbors as well

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And hanging out and Jady from
Mad Pod was there

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He was hanging out as well

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Of course lots of folks were in
town

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For Mac world

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Speaking of Macs

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I've been bitching about this
sound problem

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Which you may hear in this
podcast

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All of a sudden you know

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You may just hear this skipping
or digital audio

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Hang

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And I have here a web page

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It is

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Here we go

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Powerbook G4 double layer SD

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Audio stutters or skips

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Check this out

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When you're running two or more
audio applications

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In your Powerbook G4 15 inch
double layer SD

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Your Powerbook G4 17 inch double
layer SD

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Whatever the hell that is

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The audio may intermittently
stutter echo or skip backwards

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This can happen even if one
audio application isn't playing

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Or you have the sound muted in
the application

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Such as when playing a game

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This can involve any application
that uses audio

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So just quick time items

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IDVD and many third

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Party applications like games
and audio applications

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To avoid this

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No way

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First of all

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Here's recognition of the
problem

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I'm very happy to see this

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Oh yeah, sound day night

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You know what I'm doing

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So that's pretty cool

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Because the first thing you got
to do

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Is true

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Something's wrong, something's
up

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About that

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Now

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It goes on one last paragraph

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To avoid this

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Run only one audio application
at a time

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If it looks like you have

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One audio application running

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But the sound is still skipping
or

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Stuttering check for hidden

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Login items or startup items

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Okay, obviously

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That's not a fix

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That's a workaround and a sad
one at that

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I have

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Maybe see I currently have

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Megaseg open

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I have audio hijack pro running

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I'm going to quit iTunes

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And maybe that'll make a
difference

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It does say I must add

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This document will be updated

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More information becomes
available

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Okay, so looking forward to that

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Got that one bookmark

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And of course the link to that
page

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We'll show up in today's show
notes

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So Melta was pretty cool

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We have this Russian scientist
from Canada

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It's pretty interesting

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He had called called or called
emailed

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Ray Lane

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One of our investors

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And he had such a wrap on him

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That Ray who was totally a guy

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Who sniffs out bullshit

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And just doesn't

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Have much leniency for anything
other than

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Good stuff

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Pass this on to us and say, I
don't know

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You guys should check him out

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Maybe something there

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I got a feeling that there's
something going on with this guy

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Wow

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It was fun

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He came down for a couple days

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And we talked about

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How man just the aspects of
scalability

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To what social networking

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Is can be

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It was just really really nice

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To have someone extremely smart

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Hang it out at the office

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Oh shit

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I'm burning down my power book

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That will definitely

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Cause audio skipping if I torch
it

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To anyone who said that was cool

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Just shout out to him because I
know he's listening

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And I know he's listening
because Matt he was able to
recite a lot of stuff

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Going on with the source code

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But it was kind of cool you told
me a story about

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He's all about usability and
interfaces

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And told me the story about how
in

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I guess it was World War 2

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There were so many

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Gear up landings

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And upon interviewing all the
pilots

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It turned out that

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Especially in the dark

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The concept of a handle to pull
down the gear

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Or a handle to push down the
flaps

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It was just too much confusion
in the cockpit

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And that's how they actually
came up with a design

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If you look at any

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Certainly single-engine aircraft

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You'll see that the flaps lever

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Kind of resembles a flap

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It's a flat button that you push
down to

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To make the flaps go down

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And the

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The lever to

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Extend to retract the landing
gear

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Is actually a rubber round wheel

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Resembling your wheels

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And I was kind of cool

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And more I thought about it

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There's something to that
usability stuff

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Hey lots of audio comments for
today's show

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Hi Adam

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This is Scott Allsmith from the
road

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No second why is that

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Why is that showing up only in
one channel

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What sucks?

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Hold on, you must be able to do
something about that

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I have the

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Can I punch that mono somehow

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To

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Shoot

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Okay, well

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If I only do one channel you're
going to hate it

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That sucks here and stuff and
only one one year

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I

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Don't think I can monoize this
with what I'm doing

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Let me check

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I do anything with

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Audio hijack pro

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No, I don't think so

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I don't think so

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Let's see maybe I can make

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Megaseg output mono

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That'll be cool

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Playback

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I'll put

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Shoot

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Ah screw it

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Okay

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Listen on one channel then

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Less travel the podcast

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That would be the podcast that
you've never listened to

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Until now at least

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Anyway, I hear that you have a
little problem with

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Jetlight

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Don't worry, my friend, it
happens to all of us

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And the road less traveled
podcast

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Just got to stop

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I got to figure out how to make
that

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That's got to be stereo

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It's got to be two channels

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I just can't I can't handle it.
I'm so sorry

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It was actually very cool
because it's about

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An anti jet lag diet

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But there's just no way

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No way and hell we can listen to
that

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For like two and a half minutes

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Hi Adam, this is Jordan Taylor
from Rhythm Angels

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Rock and Blast cast over in
Vancouver

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Washington

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I just got finished listening to
Delta Sierra

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Charlie 315 and while listening
to it

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I encountered a pretty serious
problem

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Man, I was just in kitchen

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Mind my own business

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While I was making a little bit
of dinner

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Had the MP3 player on

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Taken in what you were saying

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And then came the Trinity
segment

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All of a sudden

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I'm dancing like a fool through
on flower rounds

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Oh man, this is not

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He's really funny

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She was walking her little dog
and saw me bust and move

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Needless to say

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I'm now addicted to the Trinity
jingle

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All right, I can't get that
thing out of my head

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So thanks Adam

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Thank you for getting that
little ditty stuck in my head

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for the next week

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And now I gotta go explain to my
neighbor

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That I was not on drugs

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Like she'll really believe that

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I love the show

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I can not go day without
checking for another download of
it

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I'm going to go not for you

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And my boyfriend who pointed me
towards your show

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To introduce me a podcasting

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I would not be doing my own
podcast

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So you can check that out if you
have a little time too

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Wrathamangel.lipsen.com

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I'll get you there

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Talk at you later

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Tailwinds my friend

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Tailwinds back at you

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I don't know everything froze up
for a second there

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I'm just going to ignore it

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Just like it didn't happen

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So you like that

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You're into the Trinity tune

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Okay

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Kick off your shoes girl

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That's right

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Now if you're wearing a sweater
or something

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Take that off

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That's right

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I just want to whatever t-shirt
you have on right

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Okay

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That's good

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You can participate in this at
home as well

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So you're on your sock

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May bare feet is even better

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I think

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Yeah

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Okay

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You ready?

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It's even better if you have
bare feet

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Tight feeling pants and a tank
top

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Okay

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Maybe you should go

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Maybe you should put it on pause

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And go and dress like that

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And then come back

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Yeah

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Okay

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You back

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All right

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Here we go

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Woo

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It is time once again to talk
about

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That piece of biodiesel

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Her name is Trinity

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Trinity

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Trinity

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The quintessential luxury

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Oh

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Trinity

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Trinity

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From the biodiesel

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Industry

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Yeah

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Well

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I kind of tell you

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Today I had quite a trip with
Trinity

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That would be today being Sunday

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I planned out a whole trip

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And isn't it just amazing how
you can actually survive

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With a cell phone

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Actually let's just say a
blackberry

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Because I don't know if you
could survive with only a cell
phone

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But the blackberry

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Which has a Gmail local on it

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So I can find literally any
address anything I want

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And even get street maps if I
want

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And a GPS

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So off I went with armed with

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All I needed

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My blackberry

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My Tom Tom

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Portable GPS

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And I pre-programmed a nice
little route

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Which you can do with this Tom
Tom go

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First stop

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Was

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Ikea

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In Emoryville

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My goodness

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This place is amazing

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And you know what you just can't
walk through Ikea

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Without putting shit in your car

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The absolutely don't need

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They've got such a wonderful
format of path

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You know it

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Before you know it

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I was just coming for a table

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Which by the way

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I wasn't able to find

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Nor was able to find that the
Shandelier I was looking for

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Like great reading land

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But I can do

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I got

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Cooking utensils

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Which I'm sure I'll never use

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Oh very important I got six
glass

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Ashtrays

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So I don't have to carry the

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Outto its box around with me

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Dropping ashtrays everywhere

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But she performed wonderfully

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It was great

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I had the roof slid open

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Across the Bay Bridge

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It was just fantastic

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I got a

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Finally got a fuel for her power

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For the pickup

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Which of course is

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Not all that much

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But as you're driving along

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Once you get up to speed

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You can really smell

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Kind of the lovely

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Fumes

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Wafting around you

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Particularly with the roof open

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It was really enjoyable

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Beautiful day for it too

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And after that I went for a
quick stop

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That I wanted to go to Berkeley

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The bio fuel oasis

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Unfortunately as I rolled up

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In front of the egg

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Look I got that

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Oh there we go

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I guess I had too many audio
applications open

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Uh, apple

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Okay

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Rolled up to what

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I don't have to be called

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Garage really

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And kind of like the

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Garagey industrial district

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A cute sign

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That said

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They were open every day

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Monday to Thursday

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From 4 to 8 p.m

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Friday's by special appointment

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Open Saturday until 5 p.m.

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And they're not open on Sundays

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So I'll just have to go back

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But I didn't have my recording
gear there

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But there was just no one to
talk to

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So that will obviously remain on
the agenda

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To visit the bio fuel

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The Berkeley bio fuel oasis

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On a Trinity trip

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Let me just see this one

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One of the common I got here
from

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Matt Snoggrass

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Adam while listening to

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DSC 312

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One

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You should have taken a digital
picture

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Of Trinity

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Not parked over the line

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And the other car that was
parked over the line

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Fight the power

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He says

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Yeah

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Actually I did go to my guy
Mario

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And I said hey who hands out the

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Citation's here

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He says we do

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Said dude that was so not you

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Who did that right

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And he kind of smirk

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He said he knew who it was

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He said don't worry about it

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Which means it's being fixed

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Two

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When you leave Trinity alone for
a while

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You really should disconnect the
battery cable

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Leaving it connected

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Drain the battery bit

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After long stays at the

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At the cottage

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That could take its toll

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Matt Snoggrass from Rosal Park

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New Jersey

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Thank you very much Matt

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Yeah

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But kind of

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The way she just started up on
one go

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When I came back that makes you
feel so good

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Not having to dive underneath
the hood

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Let's

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Let me see what this is a really
long feed back that I got here

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There's a lot of people that are

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Responded to the

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Babe code

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Concept of starting a biodesol

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Refinery in the Bay Area

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And

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I think that the

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I have this feeling that the
trip to the

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Biofuel

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Oasis in Berkeley will

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Really help us get a much better
insight

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As to what kind of businesses

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It can be in what it will take

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And can you're opening hours

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Only be from 4 to 8

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Every single day

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Stay tuned

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Because that will be coming up
soon

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In another Trinity

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She could talk

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You didn't think

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I don't for booping in her tank

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We're Trinity

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I am Trinity

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Yeah

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Hey, I got invited to the London
Air Show

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Cool is that

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From the PR agency

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Taking place in Earl's court

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From 21st to 23rd of April

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I guess that is so it's not in
the airport

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Then then

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How do they do that?

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Are they going to have any
flying demonstrations?

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Sure, I hope so

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Well anyway

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I'm just seeing this as Earl's
court

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That doesn't make sense

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There's no place to fly any
Earl's court

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Is there?

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Well, no wonder he hasn't
responded

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To my request if I could fly in

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There's nothing cooler than
flying in

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To an air show

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That is so awesome

19:27.000 --> 19:30.000
Judy Engelsberg sent me an email

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Which is representative of quite
a lot of listeners

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To the show

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This is my 34th time that my
subscription

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To your show has stopped through
iTunes

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I've been listening for over a
year

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And I switched over iTunes from
iPod or Lemon

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Because I like iTunes features

19:43.000 --> 19:45.000
But I have had to re-subscribe
to your show

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And I don't know why

19:46.000 --> 19:47.000
I know it's easy to do

19:47.000 --> 19:49.000
I just drag the RSS tag in
iTunes window

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Which I learned from you

19:51.000 --> 19:52.000
Just wanted to let you know

19:52.000 --> 19:53.000
Because you mentioned it once on
the show

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Are you doing it on purpose

19:55.000 --> 19:57.000
To raise your iTunes podcast
ratings?

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That's pretty funny, Judy

19:59.000 --> 20:02.000
First of all, no, I'm not doing
anything to break it

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But there is a feature in iTunes

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Which initially I thought was
going to be a really good idea

20:06.000 --> 20:09.000
But has turned out to be
extremely broken

20:09.000 --> 20:11.000
The feature in iTunes

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Is that it stops downloading
podcasts

20:14.000 --> 20:15.000
It doesn't unsubscribe

20:15.000 --> 20:17.000
But it stops downloading
podcasts

20:17.000 --> 20:21.000
If you have not listened to five
episodes in a row

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And I'm seeing that

20:23.000 --> 20:26.000
I'm subscribed to this
evolutionary vlog

20:26.000 --> 20:27.000
Whatever it is

20:27.000 --> 20:29.000
And it's a community

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The video podcast site

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Excuse me

20:35.000 --> 20:36.000
Sense out

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I'm actually drinking to T right
now

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Oh, I was looking for a Sense
out machine for the condo

20:43.000 --> 20:44.000
Couldn't find one

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I'll have to make another
Trinity road trip for that

20:48.000 --> 20:49.000
Anyway

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So there's probably more than

20:52.000 --> 20:55.000
Sometimes 10 videos a day come
down the pipeline on that

20:55.000 --> 20:58.000
And so it stops after five

20:58.000 --> 21:00.000
And actually it will give a
little

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Exclamation mark next to the
podcast

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And then you can say, hey

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Oh, it'll actually ask you

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You have not listened to this
podcast

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No, I'll do you want to continue
downloading or not

21:11.000 --> 21:13.000
But I think it stops downloading

21:13.000 --> 21:15.000
And it won't download the
episode

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You've missed you have to do
that manually

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Now, initially I thought that
was a pretty good idea

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Because

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Well, you don't want people who
were subscribed to stuff

21:22.000 --> 21:24.000
Just to stay subscribed forever

21:24.000 --> 21:25.000
But now that we're seeing

21:25.000 --> 21:27.000
Different usage of these RSS
feeds

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I think that that should be

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Probably be by default

21:30.000 --> 21:31.000
That should be off

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And it should be a preference
setting

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And that is probably what you're
seeing

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Judy

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Maybe you listen to it from the
web or something like that

21:41.000 --> 21:43.000
Or a different location

21:43.000 --> 21:45.000
Or you know

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It probably just happened

21:46.000 --> 21:47.000
And I do five shows a week

21:47.000 --> 21:49.000
So if you don't feel like
listening for a week

21:49.000 --> 21:51.000
Then that's a shame

21:51.000 --> 21:53.000
Because you won't get any new
episodes

21:53.000 --> 21:56.000
The next time you want to check
in

21:56.000 --> 21:58.000
And the question about

21:58.000 --> 21:59.000
If I'm doing that on purpose

21:59.000 --> 22:01.000
To raise my iTunes podcast
ratings

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Pretty funny because, you know,
people

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Lots of people ask me

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You know, how is that top 10 or
top 100

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Organized and iTunes and from
what I understand

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It is

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Compiled by

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A number of new subscriptions

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Over

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I believe a 24 hour period of
time

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Which keeps the list obviously
very fresh

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But of course it does indeed
keep it open

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And pretty prone to

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To trickery like that

22:31.000 --> 22:32.000
This was kind of funny

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This is a promo

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Let me see

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How written in

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Kind of like what is it like

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A talent like New Jersey, Thug,
Italian, style

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Something like that

22:44.000 --> 22:46.000
Yeah, have a listen to promo is
pretty funny

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Hello, Adam Curry

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Curry is like the f**king Indian
cuisine

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Right over here

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I wonder when people listen to
Adam f**king pancakes

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If they get the f**king runs

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What's with the f**king bleeps
right now?

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I don't f**king know what to say

22:59.000 --> 23:01.000
Back to what I f**king pissed me
off over

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His body ran the holy f**king
shit

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It's out of me

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What the f**king?

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Adam, we're a little off of a
game right now

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Cause there's some kind of
f**king bleep going on

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What?

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Little f**king's out over there

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That's our engineer stuff about
you

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Recording all of f**king shows

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Engineering f**king

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That's every time I say

23:16.000 --> 23:17.000
That's Louis

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Every f**king time we're gonna
say

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What are those f**king words?

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He's pushing that little f**king
red button

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Yeah, I'm gonna do a little test

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Adam Curry likes to get his
f**king f**king f**king

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I can't see f**king

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I think I'm gonna say

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I'm gonna fix this f**king
problem

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I'm gonna f**king know

23:33.000 --> 23:34.000
Hey, Louis

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So what you said if you're on
your own

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I'll tell you your room out the
way

23:38.000 --> 23:40.000
Adam and they might come over
and show some respect

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You're my holy and man

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Anthony the stupidest of a bitch
himself

23:44.000 --> 23:46.000
If it requires a toilet
connection

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Confine this requires a tolly
dot com

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It's QU AZ

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ATOY

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Got cal

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So come on over in there

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I heard you help a brick day

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Yeah

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Yeah

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Go f**k yourself

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Listen to her

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That was totally the only I
changed music store

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Bitch

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Do you believe anything is
possible?

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We do

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Where are a flank?

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

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Where are a flank?

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We believe your personal
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Should be just that, personal

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And we believe your internet
should be a friend

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Not a fo

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We revolve around you

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Hey Adam, my name is Ken

24:34.000 --> 24:36.000
I've been listening for
something like nine or ten
months

24:36.000 --> 24:38.000
You really got me inspired

24:38.000 --> 24:41.000
And I hooked up with a guy that
was wanting to do a radio show

24:41.000 --> 24:44.000
But radio is like 400 bucks an
hour or something like that

24:44.000 --> 24:46.000
So I was like hey why don't we
do a podcast

24:46.000 --> 24:48.000
He agreed we tried it out

24:48.000 --> 24:50.000
And we've been doing it ever
since

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It's a parrottox.com

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P-A-W-R-O-T-A-L-K-S.com

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Anyway

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Ever since I've been listening
to you

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I've been thinking about this
hundred million listener

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March thing that you've been
talking about

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And I've been wondering how
we're going to get this to come
about

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Well I think I've made it
discovery

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And here's what happened

25:07.000 --> 25:10.000
I told my brother and law about
our show that we were starting

25:10.000 --> 25:12.000
And he listened to it and he
liked it

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And he wanted to tell other
people about it

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So I said we'll hold it a second

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Dude let me make some
instructions

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And you can email that to people

25:18.000 --> 25:20.000
And then maybe they'll
understand what we're doing

25:20.000 --> 25:24.000
So he did and almost all of
those people

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At least tried out the show and
I think about half of them

25:26.000 --> 25:28.000
Stuck around and they're still
listening

25:28.000 --> 25:30.000
Which is totally awesome

25:30.000 --> 25:32.000
So here's what I did

25:32.000 --> 25:34.000
I went ahead and kind of I type
set a document

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I'm calling it

25:36.000 --> 25:38.000
It's a PDF file on our website
called podcasting 101

25:38.000 --> 25:42.000
Basically it'll teach any person
who's never even heard a
podcasting

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What podcasting is how to listen

25:44.000 --> 25:46.000
And how to manage your files and
whatnot

25:46.000 --> 25:50.000
I had total newbies proof this
file

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I had them dissected

25:51.000 --> 25:53.000
I had them try it after it was
over

25:53.000 --> 25:55.000
I said you know hey you feel
like you can do this

25:55.000 --> 25:56.000
And they said oh yeah we can do
it

25:56.000 --> 25:58.000
So I'm pretty confident it's
going to work

25:58.000 --> 26:00.000
Basically if you go to a pair of
talks.com

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Go to the podcasting page

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I have a print resolution PDF

26:04.000 --> 26:06.000
As well as a screen resolution
PDF

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And I put them up on libson

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So there's no bandwidth issues

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If you want to link directly to
them or whatever

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But I just basically want to
offer them up to the podcasting
community

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Take them email into people,
email them to your

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Have your listeners email them
to their friends

26:21.000 --> 26:23.000
And whatever and get them to
subscribe to your podcast

26:23.000 --> 26:27.000
You know I used paratox.com as
the example

26:27.000 --> 26:29.000
So you know hey if a few people
listen to my show too

26:29.000 --> 26:31.000
That would hurt my feelings

26:31.000 --> 26:34.000
But basically if we're ever
going to get anywhere near 100
million listeners

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We're going to have to make
those listeners

26:36.000 --> 26:37.000
Not just find them

26:37.000 --> 26:39.000
Hey Adam thanks for inspiring me

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Thanks for providing a great
show

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I honestly really look forward
to it

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Every time you do it

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And hope to your back from me

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Thanks so much

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Bye

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You're very cool

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By the way

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Of course the ultimate

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The ultimate goal for the 100
million listeners

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March is to give a whole bunch
of

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Let's just call them tools to
the listeners

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So they can really become
involved in the show

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You know we're seeing stuff like

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Wiki show notes

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We're seeing stuff like forums,
work very well

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We need plenty other tools

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And also let's

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I know let's have the listeners
have an identity

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All the stuff that's coming with
the pod show podcast network

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That is on the way

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Yeah hopefully

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Hopefully this week

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I think some of the

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At least some of the podcasts
will start using

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Some of the tools of the podcast
delivery network

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So that'll be coming

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I don't feel like talking about
that tonight

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Let me see

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What did I want to talk about?

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There were some pretty wacky
stuff

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Yeah a couple of people sent me
this

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About

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And this is actually from

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Where does this come from?

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This is coming from the BBC
again

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Let me just see if there's a

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I'll actually came through
boiling boiling

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There you go

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Apparently in the UK there's

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We talked about licenses that
music stores have to play

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Well apparently club DJs

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Also if they are actually
spitting stuff from their laptop

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Or if they've burned stuff or
downloaded stuff

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They have to pay an additional
200 pound license fee

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It's crazy

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I can't believe it

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Oh man

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Well make so much sense

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You know when there's only so
many

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Records you can sell and so many
radio stations

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They can play it

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Which is of course a defined
universe

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Then you got to go you got to
grow somehow

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I guess that's one way

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Martin Gordon said that Adam
came across this site today

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Skyvector.com

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Which is like the Google maps of
aviation charts

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Don't know much about aviation

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But thought I might pass it on
to you

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To share it with your fellow
flying geeks

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Tailwinds

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Indeed Martin thank you back at
you

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Yeah it's very cool

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It's basically you consume in

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You can drag the map and these
are really high-res scans

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A lot of love and work it work
when into that

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Unfortunately there's only a few
segments of the US that are
currently available

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But it's the typical of an open
source project

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That would be so fantastic

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To have a worldwide coverage

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Of

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Basically all aviation maps

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Although I do think there's some

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Probably minor copyright
violation involved

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Hey check this out

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That'll be decath pods for Scott
next time at the office when we
serve him some sense say

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Dude, very cool to have you on
board

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That's very exciting. Scott's
always in and out of the office
in his motorcycle gear

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I don't even know what he rides
and I missed a couple other
people drop him by the office
last week

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Because well trucker Tom came by
and I really wanted to talk

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I don't know what that fuck was
doing

30:37.000 --> 30:40.000
Maybe I was doing stuff with a
German TV crew

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Which, by the way, yes, I was
wrong

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It is spaitas. Durch of fans in.
Not zoot Deutsch is fans in

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So I apologize about that

30:49.000 --> 30:53.000
But trucker Tom did post
pictures of him standing next to

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Trinity in the parking lot,
which is very, very cool, but
I'm sorry, I missed them.

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Because I think he probably
pulled up with his rig, I mean,
so I missed all the vehicular

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excitement at the offices past
week.

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Now, better luck next week.

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Hey, what's up, Adam?

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This is Jay Mack.

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Just checking in, you know, I
have a comment regarding a
serious satellite, not that I'm
not

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knocking it or knocking a pod
show or anything like that, but
man, I don't know what it is.

31:26.600 --> 31:35.400
But if you listen to, you know,
any of the pod show podcasts,
series 103, they all sound

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like they're at AM, man.

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I mean, it's the sound quality
in comparison to the actual
podcast.

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And I understand that it's an
outlet to, you know, for more
exposure, but man, at the same

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time, I mean, the sound quality
is just man, I don't know.

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So I'm just, I'm wondering, you
know, what is the reason?

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Why is the sound quality on your
show through the, through the
show, so high quality,

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but at the same time, when it's
streamed through a digital
satellite service, it comes

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through sound like it's through
AM.

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I mean, it's pretty bad.

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So I mean, it doesn't do your
show or Pacific Coast Highway,
or, you know, any of those

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very much adjust this as far as
the sound of them.

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So that's it.

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I would like to hear what you
had to say about it.

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Don't forget, www.hoodard.com.

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We got an interview with Jiza on
the latest, this Jiza Wu Tain
clan on our latest episode.

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So check that out.

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And that's it, man.

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Talk to you soon and love the
show.

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See.

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So they'll subscribe, man.

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And actually, I'm stupid.

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You probably heard the satellite
window beeps of the window
closing.

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So that actually didn't air on
serious.

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And of course, that's where they
could use this explanation.

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So I definitely will have to
play this again in the future.

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Okay.

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So just like any other digital
transmission, there are
bandwidth issues in play.

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And interestingly enough, this
also goes for satellite
bandwidth because the satellites

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both serious and XM are licensed
through the FCC.

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And they have allocated an
amount of spectrum.

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A double shot of sensor.

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So they've allocated a certain
amount of spectrum, frequency
spectrum,

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to each of the two satellite
providers in the US.

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And that represents, and I'm
not, you know, I don't know all
the calculations,

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but that represents an actual
number of bits and bytes they
can pump through that

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piece of spectrum.

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You know, that's why you only
have X amount of channels on
your on the television band.

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Same goes for the FM band.

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This is how much has been
allocated is chopped up in this
case into two pieces.

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And that's it.

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So now in order to cram all
those wonderful channels in
there, they have to make some
choices.

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Because you can imagine that
high quality digital data takes
a more bandwidth

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than low quality, just like it
does, where a file is bigger if
it's high quality than a file

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for an MP3, for instance, that
is recorded a lower quality.

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So the trick they do is, first
of all, all talk stations are
mono.

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So you know, because that's
literally half the signal right
there.

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And then because talk is
predominantly so talky.

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They, they bring down the
quality to almost an AM sounding
frequency.

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And of course, once you pump
music through there, and let's
be honest, MP3's is not

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great source material.

34:45.200 --> 34:50.800
We actually transcode every
single show into MP2, and then
there's another special,

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as actually a special codec, I'm
sorry, we transcode them to way
files first.

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And then from way we transcode
them to the special MP2 format,
which is what the satellite will
eat.

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And we actually, we look at this
in the beginning, and it really
doesn't matter.

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It's just unfortunate that all
we have is a mono talk channel.

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And most of what is playing on
that channel is mono, or is
like, you know, cousin Bruce is
on

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there as well, so I guess he's
kind of intended to sound like
AM.

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Oh, there you have it.

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Okay, well, two things, first in
admission.

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I have been watching the
National figure skating
championships, and I have to
admit I've been enjoying it.

35:51.680 --> 35:54.880
Of course, this is the corner
where us guys get together and
talk about all those things

35:54.880 --> 35:58.640
that we probably wouldn't talk
about in public, not even at the
water cooler, certainly not the

35:58.640 --> 36:03.120
lockers, so I admit it, I like
and I hate the new scoring
system though, it sucks.

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You know, I just want the 5, 7,
5, 8, 5, 9, 9, 9, but all this
different stuff, I'm very
disappointed by them.

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But yes, and Scott Hamilton is a
dog. He irritates me.

36:17.360 --> 36:21.360
Have you been watching? Let us
know. Let me see now.

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And audio feedback from a member
of the female gender.

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Hi, this is Jenny B, and I have
a request for your next metro
session moment.

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I know you do a lot of bits of
that shaving, but I was hoping
you could do one on how

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guys can get that sexy stubble
look, because I think I speak
for a lot of girls when I say
that is hot.

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So I love you, show, and
hopefully I'll see you down in
the next one.

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Alright, thank you. Well, first
of all, I'm still using my
original marketing quality

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blade on the M3 power razor. And
I got to say the trick for me in
making this thing really work is

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short strokes. So not long
strokes, but short strokes.

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And the way to get stubble is
just not the shave for one day.
It's the way I always do it.

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You know, it's all about the
timing. That's really it. It's
the timing of when you're going
to shave

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and what you're going to be
doing and how you want to be. I
want to look and how you want to
be

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represented. Sometimes I shave
at night so that I have that
stubble during the day,

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but that's only when some really
important is going down.

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And Patricia does not like me
with stubble, let me tell you.
She hates it.

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I mean, she won't let me even
kiss her. So that's interesting.

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So how many women out there do
like the stubble? Let me know,
stubble or no stubble.

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And in what circumstances is
stubble better than others?
That's an example.

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That's it for our Metro sexual
moment for this week.

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Okay, what's going to keep
going? I haven't been a pretty
good time here.

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Mark Smith, I heard you're
crazy. Urban do-st ideas in
Delta Sierra Charlie 312 about
the

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possibilities for linking up
audio video pictures and time
codes to create as you put it
some

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matrix shit. And I thought I
should point you to the in the
direction of this IT
conversations

38:23.840 --> 38:32.080
podcast called particularly
pen-up. Man, it's a big word for
the for the podcast or
participatory

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pen-opticon. I think that's it.
participatory pen-opticon by
gemis, kais, oh man, this is not
my

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day. Gemi, kaisio, it's a
mouthful in hook hitting. But
it's so what you were talking
about and you're

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like this. It predicts the ends
of secrets. Cool. And now that
I'm reading this, I'm realizing
that I

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have not listened to it. I
apologize. Shoot. Okay, I'm
definitely going to listen to
that.

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Participatory pen-opticon. I
think that's what it is. So this
was the idea that you have all
this

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stuff stored by time code. And
you would have some kind of Tom
Cruise like interface. You know,

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one of his futuristic movies
where you can grab stuff and
just say, okay, show me all the
pictures

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that took place at this very
moment on September 11, 2001 as
an example. So that probably,

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oh, that's why I came up with it
right from those from those new
9-11 videos that have come out.

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Let's see. Well, shoot. Okay.
Well, that's basically all I
had. One is, no, I don't think
so.

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Okay, that's it. Still trying to
get the the strategy gas
together. This would have been a
perfect

39:47.520 --> 39:53.120
weekend. But Ron realized that
it was one year since his father
passed and in Jewish tradition,

39:54.000 --> 40:00.160
the family gets back together.
And I think they uncover the
headstone and eat eggs.

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And obviously, there's a lot
more behind all that. And I'd
love to be educated about it. So
that's

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there's a perfect audio comment
if you think it was sending one
in. And let's wind it up with
something

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nice from the podcast music
network. Shall we? This is our
go out, Pinden. Oh, yeah. It's
kind of like a

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hip hop of the local hunting
marlin off the coast of Miami.

40:26.250 --> 44:13.750
[ Music ]

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One really has to wonder what
Argal Pimpin is, you know

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Such a nice mellow vibe for the
late Sunday here at the condo

44:24.520 --> 44:28.520
Totally fits with my new IKEA
candles

44:28.520 --> 44:32.520
Nice lighting, but able to
create with my corner lamp

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Oh shit, I was so into that and
it ended

44:35.520 --> 44:40.520
Argal Pimpin, you can find on
the Podsake Music Network

44:40.520 --> 44:45.520
Work it is by the Argal Pimpin
music.podshow.com

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And let me see, something was
gonna happen Monday

44:49.520 --> 44:51.520
Monday we were doing a couple of
internal demos

44:51.520 --> 44:53.520
What was happening?

44:53.520 --> 45:00.520
I believe I'm going to get my
purchasing demo

45:00.520 --> 45:04.520
On the Podsake Music Network,
that would be very cool

45:05.520 --> 45:09.520
I actually did want to just tack
on one little piece to the Metro
sexual moment

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I'm not going to go back and
play the jingle

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But what I did Saturday is I
cleaned up the entire condo

45:17.520 --> 45:20.520
I was like Freddie Mercury in
that clean video

45:20.520 --> 45:22.520
I'm telling you, it was great

45:22.520 --> 45:27.520
I was sweeping and I was
vacuuming and I was mopping the
floors

45:27.520 --> 45:30.520
On my hands and knees cleaning
the toilet bolt man

45:30.520 --> 45:33.520
Guys make a lot of mess on the
toilet bolt

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And I'm careful

45:35.520 --> 45:39.520
I rewire the television so I can
use that

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I don't need that transmitter
anymore

45:41.520 --> 45:43.520
So I can use my wireless
whenever I want

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Not just when you have to have
no internet

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One of the TV is on

45:48.520 --> 45:53.520
I did the laundry, I washed all
the sheets, I washed all my
clothes

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That I nicely put in my hamper

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I am truly, truly a Metro sexual
man

45:59.520 --> 46:02.520
Thanks for listening, stay
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