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Delta Sierra Charlie, three,
seven, one.

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Sixty million dollars worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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

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I heard you got your hands back.

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I'm hearing about your flight
back from Rotterdam and your
lack of power.

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Take off, I thought I'd come out
and save this track just for
you.

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Learn to crawl.

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This feature on the Spider-Man
soundtrack.

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We'll definitely take you back
to the headband's ball.

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Rock on it.

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Love, you can feel fine.

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You can dance with a little
twist.

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Tell your brilliant right hand.

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[ Music ]

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buddy how you doing welcome to
the curry cottage thanks so much
you know I was going to

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tell you more Black Lab about
Black Lab but I forgot and I
went to the pod save music

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network this morning and woo
something going wrong there let
me see if we're

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back online by now that looked
like we were having I think that
we're either

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being attacked or it could be
that or maybe just a whole bunch
of traffic

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not actually it seems to be
working okay now home let me
just see if I can get

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to the Black Lab page for a
second yeah pod save music
network was offline

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about an hour ago hmm okay no it
seems to be working now that's

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groovy special thanks for that
track guys are from Montana and
they actually

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were on I don't know if there's
still on Geffen Records or not
but you can

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find it at Black Labworld.com or
at the pod save music network of
course a link

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in the show notes today to to
their site well it's not very
nice today

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it was raining this morning so
I'm real happy that yesterday
was the day

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that we went flying and thanks
for all the comments now this is
not the

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first time we've done a flying
sound seeing tour on an airplane
or during

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training exercises and I'd say
about 80% of the listeners
really dug it a

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small percentage thought it was
boring you know but hey it was
something

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different now I have to say
though I was severely
disappointed by garage band

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here's how I did it for those
you were wondering I got my eye
river this is my

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standard sound seeing tour setup
by the way if you're listening
to serious

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stars one or two you didn't hear
it yesterday because it took so
long to

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headed in garage band that we
had to run a best of Charlie
because I just couldn't

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get up in time for the satellite
window to for the opening of the
satellite

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window even let alone the
closing so I have the eye river
I've got a a

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wonderful Electro UHF wireless
microphone set so I had the
recorder the

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I River directly linked up to
the receiver of this wireless
microphone kit

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that wasn't the back of the
plane in the in the boot excuse
me though I wish

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you could say senseo but we're
all out I'm drinking tea and I
had the the

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microphone actually stick right
into the into the left side of
my of my

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headphones I've got a a Clark
headset so it you know you get a
little bit of

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the outside noise but you got a
lot of the radio chatter and the
intercom and

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then so I got home and actually
I just let it record from the
moment I left

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the cottage to the moment I got
back so I had over four hours
recorded and whoa

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this is where it starts to suck
first garage band has to import
these files

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now these files were about 250
about 300 megabytes in size I
actually had the

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chop up them up because garage
band would after 15 minutes of
importing just one

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of the files because I split it
up into two garage band would
say oh AIFF what kind

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of file is this and you have an
abort button you know and no
other choice okay

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abort boom gone so I had to chop
it up in the little pieces
imported all and

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please don't make the mistake of
doing an apple apple key asking
you a quick

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save in garage band because that
doesn't yeah sure it saves your
file but it

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actually doesn't mix down which
takes another 10 minutes if it's
a long file

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or even longer so I'm very
disappointed by the process I
really do like the quick

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ease of editing and the graphic
overview that you have but cool
just it's it's

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no good so next time we'll do it
in deck or audacity or maybe
even

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pro tools it was just horrible
experience I wasn't done until
about six

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PM my time with with all of the
editing and go anyway so then we
then of

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course I still had to do my mix
down right which took another 17
minutes for a

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49 minute show just crazy crap
no good no good but it was fun I
had a lot of

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fun flying with Jason and I'm
sure we'll be doing some more
some more flying

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with him he he knows the area
really well which is what I
liked and you know as

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he was pointing out stuff and
maybe next week Patricia now go
have lunch on the

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island of white it's only a
quick 25 minute flight from here
so more cool

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aviation stuff I think I'd seen
this before but Ruben sent me
the link again

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to arrowseek.com which is a
eroseek.com arrowseek you can
track I think it's

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a combination of Google Maps I
think they're using that API and
some other

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stuff and you can actually track
commercial flights I think you
can also

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track general aviation flights
if a flight plan has been filed
so if you're

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if you if you love what you were
here in yesterday then you might
want to check

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that out because it's definitely
for the aviation geeks amongst
us and we're on

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time recording the show today
but I spent oh I'd say a good
two and a half

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hours and second life once again
it's this crack it's crack for
my brain I

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can't stop I'm I'm really
getting into this stuff and when
I retire again

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I think that if it's still what
it is today I'm going to retire
into second

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life and I'm just gonna live
there during the the work day or
I'll just live

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there you know I'll have my my
first life but then I'll really
just be living

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in second life I bought a parcel
of land a nice nice hilltop it's

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some beautiful fur tree was it
spruce trees it overlooks an
ocean and I bought a

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castle yeah I've been out on a
splurge and of course you
actually buy this

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stuff you know it does cost
money and I don't know if if
second life takes a

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transaction fee for each time
you buy something from someone
else but I think

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I spent in total probably about
30 bucks on the land and on the
castle but

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boy it's beautiful and it has
some lock features so you can't
get in unless I

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let you in so now I can start
building and it has multiple
levels it's got a

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sun deck it's got you know cool
towers parked my hovercraft up
on the top of

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the roof I'm so excited about
this stuff and what I'm noticing
is that it

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really is just an it's an uh
well first of all it's a
platform because you can do

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anything you want and oh shoot I
got an I am from so I can't
remember who sent me that

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but there was actually you can
listen to music there was a
podcast that I was

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able to listen to I don't know
if that's coming in streaming or
exactly how

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that works doesn't matter it
works you can sit next to
someone who's

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listening to something you can
listen in with them and it just
puts in a whole new

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dimension it really removes the
necessity almost for the desktop
you know

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having I am in a pod catch and
all that stuff next to each
other I just got to

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say I'm very excited about about
this it's it's cool cool stuff
so look for me

11:13.640 --> 11:19.400
Adam Newman and E U M A N N on
second life and if you're lucky
I'll invite you to

11:19.400 --> 11:24.520
my castle hey Adam it's Steve
runner from the podcast for

11:24.520 --> 11:31.600
depudations the podcast for
runners at steverner.com and I
am talking to you for

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mile 14.51 here in a closely
Massachusetts and I am running
the 100th

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Boston marathon I am proudly
wearing my pod show t-shirt and
I'm getting a lot

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of looks and spectators who are
cheering for pod show that
you're on the course

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you'll hear people shouting
words of encouragement and since
they don't know

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your name they'll look to your
t-shirt to see how to identify
you so I'm here

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you a lot of go pod shows

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also a few other runners who are
battling these 26.2 miles have
been asking me

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what pod show is and it's really
cool to be able to promote pod
casting especially

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my fellow New England podcasters
who are some of the most
talented content

12:28.000 --> 12:34.600
providers out there myself
excluding and of course as I run
this I'm recording my

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own podcast fitpidations and
it'll be a pretty intense sound
scene tour that

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I'll publish for the weekend of
the 22nd of April hey thanks
again Adam for

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everything you and pod show do
for pod casting I really
appreciate services

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like the pod safe music network
and podcast alley and while mine
is just a

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goofy little podcast but running
it's risk takers like yourself
who really

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legitimize the media this week
I'll not only have podcast
listeners listen to

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me describe when I'm seeing
hearing and feeling as I run
this the 110th

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Boston marathon I'll have
friends running along with me so
the wins at my

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back and I'm definitely
appreciating the tail wins
thanks again Adam pod casting

13:23.560 --> 13:29.600
from the Boston marathon I'm
Steve runner and I've got to run
well don't

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on yourself there Steve you're
doing some amazing things
yourself my

13:33.280 --> 13:38.480
friend wow and Steve was
actually bummed that he that he
he didn't top his

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personal best time of four hours
and 23 minutes or whatever no
kidding dude

13:43.440 --> 13:46.360
you're talking while you're
running it was so cool that he
had the go pod

13:46.360 --> 13:52.080
I just want to say one more time
that we had offered to sponsor
Steve during his

13:52.080 --> 13:56.360
marathon run and he said no I'll
wear the t-shirt you don't need
to sponsor me

13:56.360 --> 14:01.320
and so we have donated that
money to the MS walk that the
biddies and CC

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Chapman are participating and
maybe they'll do some sound
seeing and pod casting

14:05.160 --> 14:09.720
is well in fact I'm knowing them
yeah they probably will I was
cool man

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that was really really awesome
that was just and I can't wait
to hear the whole

14:13.440 --> 14:18.440
show and yes you're more than
welcome to say tail wins in this
case absolutely

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man I think it's a first I don't
know how many I mean well he's
been doing

14:23.000 --> 14:26.520
his his Steve runner dot com
podcast for a while but a
marathon will pod

14:26.520 --> 14:33.240
casting that has got to be a
first hi Adam hey it's Bill Ray
from billraydrums.com

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and I just wanted to call in
comment on your recent Delta
Sierra

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little sound tour it was great I
started the pod cast on a left
San Diego for

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ocean side which is about a 40
minute drive and as we're coming
up along the

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engine trouble that you were
having my car was running
dangerously low on

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gas so it was kind of a good
thing that I actually heard your
engine

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trouble and it was sort of a
solemn reminder that maybe I
should stop and get

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some gasoline so that's what I
did I pulled into a gas station
filled up and then

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after that all your problems
started going away with with the
Delta Sierra and

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as just as I had pulled into my
driveway that was when the pod
cast ended and

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it couldn't have been any better
timing it just fit into my whole
evening it

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was great the whole drive home
was a blast even though it was
just a bunch of

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airplane plain noise it was
really really good so anyway
keep up the good work

15:41.880 --> 15:47.800
you do a great job for pod
casting and furthering this new
media and check out

15:47.800 --> 15:54.800
my band hey wwwdwd.tubbyfunk.com
or you can check it out on my
space my

15:54.800 --> 15:59.760
space.com forward slash
tubbyfunk but also check out
billraydrums.com

15:59.800 --> 16:05.840
thanks so much man talk to you
soon and happy trails bye nobody
I'm just trying to

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see here are you on the pod safe
music network at all now that I
can reach it

16:09.320 --> 16:12.080
again I tried it earlier because
of course sending in a comment
like that

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normally I would play it hmm no
tubbyfunk on the pod safe music
network

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what's up with that you got it
on my space but not on hold on
maybe if I just do

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tubby oh it seems to be slow
still the system well when
everyone wakes up

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in San Francisco I'm sure
someone will take a look at it
let me see it's waiting

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waiting for ever here we go
tubby no tubbyfunk hmm okay dude
get it up on the

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pod safe music network it's it's
where all the cool kids are yeah
briefly about

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what happened the engine trouble
I of course I also what may not
have been

16:54.120 --> 16:58.840
completely apparent to you is
that basically one spark plug
was blown completely

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shot to shot the hell didn't
work at all and that's what we
identified so

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thank god for those checks that
you do before you actually take
off and I think

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that this is the same thing that
happened in rotted ab when we
had to abort the

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landing was probably the same
spark plug so of course when I
got home yes that I

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called the wind commander said
dude you know I've got a brand
new engine complete

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overhaul and and this is what's
going on it said no this is
really typical

17:23.320 --> 17:28.760
by the way he did tell me
beforehand that he was leaving
the original spark plugs in

17:29.480 --> 17:33.240
for the first 50 hours then you
take them out then you put new
plugs in and then what

17:33.240 --> 17:37.400
happens is these new plugs start
sprouting all kinds of pieces of
metal and stuff into

17:37.400 --> 17:41.400
your cylinder so you're going to
take those out after 40 hours
and then you put new ones in

17:41.400 --> 17:45.080
again and then you're completely
good to go so this is very
typical behavior for an

17:45.080 --> 17:51.800
overhauled engine apparently not
very pleasurable I have to admit
but it's not a it's not a

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big deal although what is a big
deal is these plugs cost about
20 bucks per plug you know so

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400 bucks later then you're
finally all set and everything's
rocking it was yeah that was
kind

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of scary I think it was the
other day I was talking about we
were talking about boot camp

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which is the application that
apples now made available so you
can run windows on your

18:14.520 --> 18:18.280
Intel Mac and I and I was sure
that there was another
application which actually

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let you run both macOS and
windows at the same time but not
in virtual mode but in native
mode

18:26.920 --> 18:29.960
I think at least that's what is
now I don't have an Intel Mac so
I can't test it out

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Joel McLaughlin was kind enough
to send me the link it's
parallels.com

18:35.400 --> 18:42.600
P-A-R-A-L-L-E-L-S parallels and
if you check it out I don't know
if they have a demo they have a
demo version

18:43.080 --> 18:49.320
yeah they have a download this
will actually let you run
windows and macOS on the same
Intel

18:49.320 --> 18:55.480
based Mac so you might want to
check that out let me see if
they have a demo it's pretty
cheap though it's

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50 it's 4999 and you can oh you
can actually run Linux you can
run macOS X and you can run

19:02.280 --> 19:06.280
Windows and apparently all at
the same time so if anyone wants
to check that out let me know
what your

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experiences are because that
would actually sway me to buy a
new Intel what are they calling

19:13.000 --> 19:23.800
Macbook Macbook Pro whatever the
on the flying tip Paul Smith
says Adam on that sound

19:23.800 --> 19:30.760
scene to where you did yesterday
I swear the air traffic
controller sounded just like
Roger Smalls

19:31.160 --> 19:37.160
that must have been the fair
oaks were I went back and listen
you listen to yesterday's show
again

19:37.160 --> 19:40.760
I have to admit it did sound a
little bit like Roger

19:54.760 --> 20:00.600
I was coming on coming to visit
you in London on the 29 but I
hear that you change it now

20:01.560 --> 20:06.760
there's some day and I can't get
any more time up work is only
change you can change everyone's

20:06.760 --> 20:12.440
arrangements because I'll let's
make you a scrapped book and
some clothes that I want you to
sign

20:12.440 --> 20:17.080
desperately if you want you can
come around to mine with rounds
for cups of hours

20:17.080 --> 20:23.800
I've got some fondant fancies
and some jammy rings if you want
to try some of those and it's
not

20:24.280 --> 20:33.560
nice and now Roger Roger I'm so
disappointed that you can't make
it and by the way I've heard

20:33.560 --> 20:39.880
that there are now Roger Smalls
T-shirts in circulation and that
several of the UK podcasters

20:39.880 --> 20:44.920
who will be coming to hang out
with us at the draft and darts
hang out will be wearing these

20:44.920 --> 20:49.720
T-shirts and of course the
question is is one of them
actually Roger Smalls I doubt it
but I do

20:49.720 --> 20:54.680
like the idea so apparently
Roger won't be showing up it's a
bummer man would have loved to

20:54.680 --> 20:58.280
have had you there and here's
where it's taking place if
you're in the UK you don't have
to be a

20:58.280 --> 21:03.560
podcaster now you can be a you
could be someone who wants the
podcast you could be someone who
just

21:03.560 --> 21:10.040
wants to hang out meet
podcasters meet your favorite
one there's a wiki or I think
that's at

21:10.040 --> 21:15.400
Britcaster.com there's a wiki
and there's about 20 22 people
signed up now who are coming so
it's

21:15.480 --> 21:21.480
this coming Sunday it's going to
be in London it's at the brick
layers arms and that's in

21:21.480 --> 21:27.560
Fitz Rovia London you sure
that's not in Belarus Fitz Rovia
if that's Fitz Rovia

21:27.560 --> 21:35.000
Belarus for the UK podcasters
draft and darts so I think we
have a room upstairs or in the
back

21:35.000 --> 21:41.240
and yes there are actually darts
there and of course some draft
to be here although we'll have
to

21:41.240 --> 21:46.760
learn how to drink it without
the head and looking forward to
meeting everybody there and
Roger should

21:46.760 --> 21:54.360
you be able to make it you know
that you are more than welcome I
just had a note here what's this
about oh

21:54.360 --> 22:02.360
this was Chris from tips from
the top floor.com who was also
on second life and he says I'm
going to

22:02.360 --> 22:09.000
just scan through this real
quickly he says that he's
actually even thinking about a
way to

22:09.000 --> 22:18.360
create podcasting a podcasting
place within second life if you
haven't by the way if you're
thinking

22:18.360 --> 22:24.440
what what the hell is all the
second life stuff about go to
second life.com download the
it's the

22:24.440 --> 22:30.120
application it's basically it's
an adult game if you will kind
of a cross between the Sims and

22:30.840 --> 22:37.880
doom and your favorite porn game
he was thinking of creating the
podcast cafe or we could have
the

22:37.960 --> 22:43.720
pod recorder or these SL cast
yeah this is good stuff keep it
coming guys I'm I'm very
interested in

22:43.720 --> 22:49.800
what we can do on second life I
think there's a lot of cool
stuff that we can do and wow
what a smart system

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actually uh main character does
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hi Adam my name's dorn um i am
one half of a podcast based in
kalimbasohio uh we are solely

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and absolutely dedicated to the
music or independent music based
out of kalimbasohio uh that is
what

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our show is all about and that
is all that we do um currently
we have a battle the band's
going on

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this battle the bands is only
musicians from kalimbas so the
only people who are accepted are

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kalimbasohio bands um we would
like however to have the rest of
the world help us decide and

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fact i'm even begging please
Adam use your great internet
power to help us spread this
great

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music that we have from
kalimbasohio oh you know that's
totally something for second
life i've

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got to have great internet power
that you can that you can buy
from yes you can buy the great
internet

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power help us decide who is the
greatest band willing to submit
their music to constant kalimbas

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uh but the greatest band in
kalimbasohio secondly i was
thinking or i was listening to
your uh

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show about uh well you were
talking about the enhanced
version of the i guess pod safe
music network

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and i was thinking it would be
great somehow if say we could
combine or not we if there was a

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plugin or some type of a api or
some type of a web app for
people like me who have websites

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and who have people submitting
music to them on a regular basis
it would be great if that music

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was at the same time submitted
to the pod safe music network
that way they wouldn't have to

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submit it on one side and then
see oh hey the pod safe music
network was suggested here

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i'm gonna have to go submit my
music somewhere else it just be
nice to be able to have it done

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all in one place you know that's
a question and it's something
that will bring up on the dev

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cast which is for developers and
if you haven't uh checked it out
and subscribed yet yet to one

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today actually i think will give
you the chance to get into pod
show plus and the uh and the pod

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uh pod cast literally network
and of course a part of that is
now the integration of the pod
safe

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music network i don't you know
first of all it would be a great
thing for developers to work on

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but i don't know because you
know there's a lot of stuff that
you've gotten you have to

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well it's not it's not a hard
process but you have to maybe
you want to read through what it
means

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and so we could totally do it
and we'll put it on the dev cast
devcast.podshow.com

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we'll throw it up in the air and
see what people think um i
presume that you have a
submission form

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of some sorts but maybe it'll
just be easier just to link back
and forth i don't i just think
about it

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but it's an interesting idea and
it would be a great tie-in to
slink all of these wonderful
things

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not only is there the band
websites there's the website of
my podcast and other music
podcast

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like it but then there would be
of course links back to the pod
safe music network

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well those are my thoughts about
that uh i don't know you've
probably heard them all before
but

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you know hey throwing it out
there and uh please if you have
an opportunity stop by constant

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Columbus.com give us some
feedback let us well listen to
the music more importantly and
uh thank you

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no thank you good thinking i
like it a lot because tying all
that stuff together is what it's
going

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to be all about i think and as
you'll see what we're doing with
the pod safe music network

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we're really expanding the
capabilities for artists and how
any of they can really

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use their their pages now to
communicate well not yet but
it's coming soon it's just
hasn't surfaced yet

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you can use their pages to
communicate different ways you
know to have feedback forums
comments

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you know all this stuff so we're
definitely working on it and
with the developers who are
bringing in

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i think that maybe we'll come up
with some cool APIs and things
that will be able to tie all
that stuff

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together so um yes they stay
subscribed for sure hey great
news we've got a brand new
podcast on the

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pod show podcast network i'm
this is Chris from 64mm.com
skateboarding video log want to
thank you

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and everybody else time at pod
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yeah well i'll have you know
that i was skating when i was 12
years old so that's what 29
years

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ago uh 28 years ago uh no 29
years ago oh man and i actually
walked around with a little

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tube of graphite my pocket you
know whenever my trucks got kind
of jammed up or cruddy because
of course

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it couldn't you know we couldn't
really afford the good stuff and
i was living in the Netherlands
so we

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had kind of shitty boards but i
still have um scars on my left
elbow on my left knee i had a

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huge crash up once while we were
on vacation in in Texas going
down to hill and i tried to take

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up the same space as a an 18
wheeler i didn't hit the 18
wheeler but i wiped out so bad i
remember

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my parents trying to keep me
awake they were afraid i was
slipping into a coma so yeah

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no totally love your your videos
man it's awesome stuff i haven't
been on a board in a long time

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but i wouldn't mind trying it
again maybe we'll get one in the
office in San Francisco we've
got the

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perfect floor for it i'm feeling
that someone has got to have a
board and someone must have

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a skateboarded pod show HQ and
we'll be going out um about four
weeks or now i think first in

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New York for two days uh Ron and
I are speaking at some
conference in New York and then
we had

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off to Pebble Beach yeah boy
does life suck huh i've got
second life but first life ain't
that

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bad either and then we're going
to be in San Francisco for uh
for the remainder of the week
and

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Patricia's gonna be in the condo
so it's gonna be uh it's not
just gonna be cool it's gonna be

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yeah sexy because the condo is
sexy and i haven't been able to
share it with my partner yet

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does your podcast sound like
this make it sound like this
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go to audiolux.org that's
audioleuxie.org and some very
interesting news popped on my
radar

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it's taken a while and i i think
they're ahead of Microsoft now
but if you use Gmail and you use
the

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spell check feature which i use
often because it does you know
almost any language you can
write in

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it now actually recognizes the
word podcast yes good job Google
now give me more gigabyte

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yeah hello Adam this is Tokyo
Dan of what's happening in Tokyo

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i listen to your DSC 369 today
and during the metro sexual
moment you talked about japanese

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men and you also mentioned me so
i thought i'd respond some
japanese men have long been

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metro sexuals long before the
word came into use and some of
them just can't pass a mirror

34:40.040 --> 34:45.000
a window without checking
themselves out although i'm used
to it now i used to marvel at
how

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a lot of the young guys over
here would be in the train
facing the window and prepping
shamelessly

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you know the japanese are famous
for detail well it applies here
too they would spend an

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awful lot of time on one little
strand of hair making sure it
stood up or laid just right
something

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also been noticing lately is
that a lot of young japanese are
losing that nice cool all of

35:06.520 --> 35:13.640
complexion to a rosy ruddy cheek
then slightly greasy skin
complexion like so many
Caucasians have

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acne is becoming more prevalent
and i blame it on the american
fast food chains that have been
here for

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the last 30 years and the greasy
food they've been serving and
this has nothing to do with men

35:24.360 --> 35:29.880
but you should see the young
women over here lately they do
their makeup on the public
trains i mean

35:29.880 --> 35:36.200
curling their eyelashes plucking
eyebrows everything the older
people really get upset about
this

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and i wonder what these young
women would do if i brushed my
teeth and shaved well on the
train

35:41.240 --> 35:46.600
i guess if i did i'd probably
start a trend anyway i'm going
to email you a link about the

35:46.600 --> 35:53.560
cultural feminization of
japanese men and i'll check you
on dsc 370 so take it easy at
him

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yo Tokyo Dan thank you very much
how cool is this podcasting you
know we we hear about

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japanese men becoming complete
metro sexuals i put out the call
on the on the Charlie and one
day

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later i get an answer and learn
something that had absolutely no
idea what's going on Tokyo Dan

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thank you very much if if you
have anything for the metro
sexual moment just drop me a
line

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adamant curry dot com and
curie's metro sexual moment yeah
uh Jeff Smith i just i was going
through

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the Gmail as i was talking about
that podcasting that had
actually recognized that now in
spell

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checker and he said he had some
new stuff up on his uh on his uh
depository where he keeps all of
his

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stuff and at first of all i can
see that he's he's going to work
for other podcasters man this

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is fantastic he's got uh what
does he it looks like oops whoop
that wasn't good didn't mean to
do that

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looks like he's let me see he's
doing for all around the world
podcast the real raising giants

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did something for geek brief pod
Asia and he's done these oh hold
on a second sorry let's try this
one

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sensio uh wait there's more
sensio uh hello there this is
David Goodchild i create a

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maintain the podcast known as
kosher cast dedicated to the
Buddhism of Nitrin die shown in

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in which we study aspects of our
practice including the mandala
the gohons on to which we chant

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and hopefully uh at some point
in the very near future uh the
recording of the entire
collected writings

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of Nitrin die shown in upon
which we base our practice so
people who interested in
Buddhism

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as featured recently in this
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cast gosho c-a-s-t dot lipsin
dot com slash r-s-s you can
email me also a Buddha magnet

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and gmail dot com thank you very
much no thank you and i also
want to thank Steve web of life

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spring podcast and his entire
audience for all their thoughts
and prayers for my oops all
their thoughts

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and prayers for my mom i'm going
to go visit her again Saturday
so that should be fun my
sister's

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is going to be there with her
son julia so we have a good time
and of course so i'm going to
fly

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with captain dan and he's going
to make me do all kinds of
instrument rating based
maneuvers as

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i start to learn how to fly the
plane completely in the blind it
was so nice you know to have
people

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within our our small community
really thinking about each other
and it's really really
appreciated

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and i and i want to do is i'm
going to send my mom the link i
got her a fantastic

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to sheba laptop uh why with wifi
because her her office is up on
the third floor and it's uh

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it's a little bit of a chore for
her to get up there and you know
and also she needs you know more

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than just the tv in the radio
you know she needs the the her
window to the world so i should
be

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able to listen to to your
podcast and i'm sure it's going
to make a big difference in our
life so

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it's really appreciated that you
did that Steve and also again to
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and that's going to do it for
today's daily source code
tomorrow it'll be Friday we're
going to have

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a uh... you know the Friday
celebration thank god it's
Friday please send me in some
awesome

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party tunes in the pot of music
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that uh... you can get to it

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it seems to be okay now uh... so
please send some stuff in i
really want to jam it out
tomorrow

41:16.200 --> 41:21.000
it's been it's been a really
interesting week also today
later today we'll have another
dev

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cast which will put up online
uh... this one will include
golden tickets for people to
come

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into the to the to the beta of
pod show plus in the pod cast
delivery network it's intended

41:31.560 --> 41:35.160
for developers that's uh... the
audience that we'd like to bring
in first because their

41:35.160 --> 41:42.040
audience who can actually change
stuff and make it better and if
you know html and php that's

41:42.040 --> 41:46.600
probably going to be enough if
you keep up with the current web
you know web stuff then you'll

41:46.600 --> 41:51.640
be able to participate and help
out and of course use everything
and break everything yeah

41:51.640 --> 41:53.800
mm-hmm love it

41:53.800 --> 41:59.000
uh... so that'll be up later
today that dev cast because
Andrew grummit whose own mom

41:59.560 --> 42:03.640
has had some uh... some health
issues she's doing okay he's
visiting her in Chicago today

42:03.640 --> 42:07.400
so he's getting on our plane
early this morning now since
Andrew is still is doing all the

42:07.400 --> 42:11.640
de-gap stuff he sent the
instructions and it's not hard
because we have a great
interface

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you know to uh... ticket to to
put you know for the golden
ticket campaigns

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but uh... i i'm not comfortable
doing that to be honest with you
so

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probably look for it sometime
uh... early afternoon San
Francisco time uh... by then

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Andrew will be in uh... Chicago
and we'll be able to insert
everything get it all up and
running

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so we'll probably let in uh...
and so i'm somewhere between
five and fifteen developers on

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today's golden ticket and you
will know if you want it'll be
very apparent

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okay everybody uh... i'll see
you tomorrow we're gonna do it
we're gonna do it with uh...

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