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Those mundane morning blues are
all around.

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Johnny Proctor Monday morning
blues.

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The way I feel today.

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How you doing everybody?

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That's of course in the pod save
music network.

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Just picked it up by searching
for blues.

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Not that I'm really bluesy, but
it's a bank holiday here in the
UK.

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Of course the show coming to you
from Curry Cottage in the
affluent suburb of.

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Sorry, known as Guildford.

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It says bank holiday.

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We went through that Friday is I
think only the banks are closed.

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They're just counting their
money probably their profits.

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So I got up this morning.

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Actually, we went out to dinner
last night with the neighbors
with Jimmy and Marion.

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They're retired, but they're
very active in local social
life.

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So it's a good way to find out
what's going on in the
neighborhood and who's doing
what to whom and why and how
deep.

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And so this morning, I was
really really tired because last
week was just felt like the
longest week in history.

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And I didn't.

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Patricia, let me sleep because
Christine, of course, had it
there from school.

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Normally I would take it to
school in the whole routine.

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We'd start around 7, 7, 30 a.m.

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And so I'm looking at my watch
and I can laugh.

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I'm like, oh, yeah, it's nice
time to get up.

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And then I'm literally just
doping around and all of a
sudden I realize, wait a minute,
it's Monday.

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I got stuff to do here.

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There's no bank holiday in the
US.

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I gotta be prepared and by the
way, it's a Monday.

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There's no vacation, no rest for
the wicked.

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Not for the daily source code.

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I'm really trying to stick to
our daily schedule.

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Really trying to keep it to 40
minutes.

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Really trying to just have some
fun with y'all.

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Lots of second life stuff going
on over the week.

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I want to talk about that in our
second life talk.

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You see now it's SLT in the show
notes, actually.

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So it's weird.

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You know that we're in this time
warp.

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Oh, yeah.

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It's really, really hard to get
into the whole Monday vibe.

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Hence the Monday morning blues.

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Where's that guy from Johnny
Proctor?

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South Carolina.

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And he's had some success.

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Four pages of songs upon the
PMN.

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Excellent.

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Been reading a lot in the
weekend over the paper.

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Actually, over the weekend, the
Sunday papers were full of this
huge scandal here in Britain.

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A minister of parliament.

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He's been having not won, but
well, at first we thought he'd
just been having one affair.

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He's been married to his wife
for a think.

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Was it 20 or 25 years?

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And he basically had an affair.

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A two year affair with his.

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I think I don't know if it's
always his schedule.

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Secretary.

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So the girl who keeps his
schedule.

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Gee, how convene is that?

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Let me just pencil myself.

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And an apparent and alleged
second mistress.

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Solder's story to the mail.

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And it was this is just huge.

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It's so big.

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And so it's kind of interesting
to follow the media coverage.

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This is very typical stuff here
in the UK and the papers are
also fighting against each
other.

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And who has the best story and
the juiciest story.

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I'm sure that lots of it is not
true.

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But it's a dude.

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That guy had a shitty weekend.

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I can tell you that.

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Also, what's still high on the
agenda here is the BBC.

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I'm sure they're bummed out
about all this noise about the
minister of parliament.

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Because they're trying to now
really push the pedal to the
metal.

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They get their money from public
funds.

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Well, I mean, from public funds,
the public literally pays for a
television and radio license.

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It's a hundred and twenty-one
pounds a year.

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So, you know, ten pounds a month
and you can watch and enjoy all
the BBC programs.

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If you don't, by the way, even
if you buy a television set,
they'll track you down.

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And the fine can be up to a
thousand pounds.

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So, but it's good.

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I enjoy what the BBC delivers.

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And now they want to raise the
amount of money they want.

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Above standard inflation rates.

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So they're asking for, I think,
2.3 percent more.

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I'm not too sure on the figures,
but it's a hell of a lot of
hundred millions more.

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Which means that we, the
inhabitants would have to pay
more.

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And so now they're going through
this whole review process.

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And they're trying to prove that
it's going to be worth it.

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And one of the things that's
very interesting they said,

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it's that they are dealing with
extraordinary inflation.

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Which boils down to the fact,
they say that because of the
media landscape today,

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it's very hard to get good
qualified people.

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So they need more money to
attract these, these high flyers
who are already been snapped up
by

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other broadcast corporations and
other production companies.

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And I was like, please, would
you open up your ears for a
second and listen to the

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talent that's all around you?

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No, no.

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They've put that in a separate
little box.

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And they're saying, we're going
to make the BBC.com website.

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Or BBC.co.uk website.

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We're going to make it the place
for user generous.

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Content content content content
content content.

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So they're trying to be
hipsters.

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And they're also saying it's
going to be, this is interesting
that they want to be the place
for independent music.

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Okay.

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That's, we'll see what they do
with that.

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I still find that there's a huge
disconnect within the BBC
between BBC digital,

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who are responsible for all that
stuff.

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And the program makers, the
people who are making radio and
television programming,

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they really don't cooperate
together from my personal
observations.

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So they're trying to show that
they're worth all this extra
money.

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And I think they're going to be,
it's going to be declined, I
think.

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And justly so.

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And so now they're also
publishing the salaries of the
top TV host and then radio
presenters.

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And it's just, the newspapers
are really going at this.

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You have Rupert Murdoch who owns
Sky, who has really a
competition for the BBC in the
marketplace,

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and though it's competition for
eyeballs, not for advertising
money,

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because the BBC doesn't have any
advertisers.

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And so the sun newspaper, which
he owns, of course, is slamming
the BBC off the time.

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So it's just fun to watch.

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Got a piece of feedback, which I
was very excited about.

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Patricia's out shopping,
otherwise I'd bring her in to
tell her this.

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Dennis Belonget, I think, is the
way to pronounce it.

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Been listening to the Charlie
almost since the beginning, like
in a lot, all of it.

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On DSC 375, you in Patricia,
always nice to hear from her.

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We're talking about the Sinatra
show that Oblua's son is doing
with his father's song.

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See ya.

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Then commented that the Beatles
should do that, too.

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Well, of course, the Beatles
can't really, but whoever owns
the rights to it can.

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Well, good news, they're
preparing a big show in Vegas in
collaboration with Cirque de
Soleil

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and Faun Suap, Perus, a radio
comic from the province of
Quebec, who worked in France for
a while.

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So your wish, in a sense, will
come true in a year, too.

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That's great.

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And I don't know how you found
out about Dennis or Dennis
Benolje from Canada, but yeah, I
do.

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We'd like buy a ticket
immediately to go see that.

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So Troy Rodder sends me this
email.

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And ever since I played that
geek song,

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the geeky song about the MPAA
and the RIA,

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I'm getting all kinds of
interesting other geek tunes
sent to me.

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I'm really like them.

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And this one actually I think is
I'm going to dedicate to my
partner Ron Bloom.

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Because we talk about this so
much.

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We're in the final throes of
designing,

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we're really getting the design
ready for a full launch of
podshow plus and the PDN.

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And we're still kind of old
school guys, right?

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From 12 years ago we were doing
HTML and tables.

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And of course now it's all CSS.

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And we talk about this a lot and
it seems to be some,

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what I call it,

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some constraints based upon some
CSS choices that have been made.

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And we're just, you know, look,
I'm a DJ and Ron's a guitar
player.

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You know, we're just trying to
figure out what this stuff is.

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And so I came across this song
which Troy Rodder pointed me to.

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And I'll put a link to
everything that he put in there
into the show notes.

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I don't, it's not pod save, but
I'll take the heat because it's
a parody.

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And I think it's pretty funny.

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It is the love song to CSS.

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Which of course are cascading
style sheets?

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That much I know.

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It's a nice, chill tune for a
Monday.

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Doing whatever you do when you
win the Charlie.

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[ Music ]

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So I believe that was from
Andrew Rothman who sent to the
BOAG World.com podcast and then
that got sent on to me tonight

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I need your CSS baby. Oh yeah

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We've officially crossed a
boundary here on the daily
source code

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We're stuff that you're sending
in just may not make it onto the
air

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I have too much stuff

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TMS just too much stuff coming
in

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So if you don't hear it right
away that means I may play it
later

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Because I do keep it all and I'm
coming up with some interesting
ways to file stuff away and
categorize stuff

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Oh, I really really do wish you
would do better with your ID3
tags. It would help me so much

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If you don't know what that is
just go to iTunes open up

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Put anything you're sending to
me into iTunes

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Then do a get info and then fill
out the information

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Give me a good meaningful title.
It's just like email

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Put in the comments when the
lyrics feel or anywhere

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I'll be able to see it put in
what it's about

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So it kind of helps me with the
organization

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Yeah, I wish we could
standardize that just like CSS

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That would be so nice. So and
some of it just won't ever make
it onto the air. I'm sorry

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But I also don't have time to
reply to everything and
everybody so I hope you
understand

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These phone numbers are really
working though. I must have
received 25 different voice mail

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Over the weekend and I have to
say 80% 70

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Now let's say 70% from listeners
who've never had an opportunity
to send in a comment before
because they just either don't
know how

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Or can't be bothered to

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Record something and then send
it off to me. So they're really
digging it the phone lines if
you're in the car right now

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We have a US number in Jersey
201 625 6357 or in the UK 020
766 8137 5353

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Let me see if they're working
hold on

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Great evening. This is just a
test to see whether the
connectivity works under this
number from distant Abu Dhabi

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I guess it does

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There'll be a comment following
in the next couple of days.
Okay, bye. This concludes our
test from Abu Dhabi

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Hey Adam maybe this is one for
the dev cache, but is

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Potual plus an online interface
or is it a download program
because

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To replace iTunes for me it has
to be a download program. I'm
not gonna crank open the web
browser

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Every time I want to do
something

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Oh, that's a very good question

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So I think if I and I listen to
your question a couple of times

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I think the answer is no and yes
at the same time

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Potual plus will be a place
where you manage your
subscriptions. In fact, you can
manage your iTunes if you want

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So you know when when you want
stuff to come into your iTunes
and how you want it and how you
want it categorized

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And in what playlist you want it
you'll be able to manage that
from Potual plus

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So that's one part so you won't
have to download anything
anything additional

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If you want to put it on to a
different MP3 player

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We'll have a special little
thing there that you just if
you're running windows

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And there'll also be a Mac
version you just download that
and don't think about it

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And it'll put the files wherever
you want them

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But what I think is most
exciting

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And I'm not really a big iPod
listener. I have to be honest

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I have I use the dashboard a bit
of an alpha version of the
dashboard

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Which is giving me the exact
same in fact a better experience
than iTunes

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Because I can shoot through all
of my subscriptions see what's
new see what's updated

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Q things up to play next while
something's already playing

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I can interspersed that with
songs and the pod save music
network

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All kind yeah and of course that
that's not a download all of
that is coming in streaming in
real time

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And we're really doing this
because I believe

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You know there were a lot of
guys when you know the was the
famous quote by by Bill Gates
who said

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If you need I really don't
remember this it was it

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There's no reason to believe you
need more than 64k to write a
whole program

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It wasn't even 64k it was like
640 bytes or something

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Some ridiculously low number
that you wouldn't need more than
that to create any program you
could imagine

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And so you know folks were
programming for the I think the
smart developers

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We're programming for much more
than that knowing that

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The capacity of the personal
computer would grow over time

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And you know we've essentially
also been working against the
bandwidth barriers

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You know saying okay well we can
do this when the bandwidth is
more and we have more bandwidth

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And we will eventually have even
more bandwidth

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And I'm a true or firm believer
that within the not too distant
future

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I'm gonna say five years because
I've learned so within five
years

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We won't know any different than
that every single device is
connected to the network and one
shape or form

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And that'll be anywhere you go
including your iPod

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It may be interface through your
car or whatever

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But however you're going to
listen to it I'm pretty
confident it's going to be

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Got through a connected stream

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That's not really I'm not really
thinking about streaming if you
think about an online radio
station

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But just getting like like Gmail
for instance

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I don't use outlook I don't use
Apple's mail client

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I just use a web browser and all
my stuff is stored somewhere
else

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It's professionally managed it
works almost all the time

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Yes, I could use a hell of a lot
more space and willing to pay
for it Google

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But it's no longer a matter of
having all that stuff on your
machine itself

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So I think that your podcast
subscriptions will kind of go
the same way

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And eventually you won't want
anything to download because
everything will be connected

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Keep waiting, keep open, get my
ticket and do some development
on it

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And very well version of DHB

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So just wondering what it's
going to be if it's online or

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Is it actual program that you
download but

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All right, keep it to good work

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Okay, so again, I hope I
answered your question

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It'll work with your iTunes so
you don't have to to leave
iTunes if you don't want to

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But I think we're going to make
a pretty convincing argument
that you're going to be using
the

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Mashedboard more than iTunes

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And a new dev cast went up a
Friday with Aaron O'Neill our
database sorceress

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So if you want to check that out
that I don't think we've given
out all the golden tickets

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I think we set it up for 20 for
this for this time around

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And at least eight of them I saw
we're handed out so you still
have a shot if you want to get
in

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Early on pocho plus and on the
pdn

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Adam, this is George from Kino
man

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I'm doing time up here in Kino
and we love to listen to the
Jatsa

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Especially when we're having sex
with each other after lights out
man

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You know I even downloaded a
picture of you on the internet
that I came to my cellmates back

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When I reached him up and
writing like a wetted new old
man

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So hey keep on the good work and
hey if you're ever up in Kino

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Swing by for a conjugal visit
and if you didn't do much
trouble

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Maybe if you can smuggle a file
in your ass

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Hey, that would be a big help do
man

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It's okay Mark

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It's that time again for

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Time to slap the window down

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The sad light repair man coming
after you

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Sad light repair man what's he
gonna do

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He'll fit your misconceptions
and answer questions to

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There's nothing in the universe
that you can't do for you

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Sad light repair man

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Sad light repair man

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Here comes

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So as far as I can tell it's a
regular line up for this evening
with Pacific Coast

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Hellway coming up right after
this show in just a couple
seconds followed by use radio
Donna Drew

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Gilmore daily and then DVD
weekly followed by CC Chapman

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I don't know if he's going to do
the U-turn cafe tonight or not

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That's all going up until 10
p.m. Eastern time on serious
stars 102

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We're going to continue here on
the podcast if if you're
listening to your serious
receiver

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And you want to hear more go to
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Download the rest of the show
because there is some pretty
cool stuff that we're going to
talk about

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That you're not going to hear
because the windows closing
right now

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Bye-bye

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Let's get back to our phone
calls for sec

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Hey Adam Sharon and Tampa or
Tampa on as Mad likes to call it

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Thanks so much for putting the
phone lines up

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I've just wanted to tell you
thanks so much for podcasting

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And because of you I'm like
listening to so much

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I said it went to my eyes and
that is out of the

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And you know this story and met
some good friends and just love
the whole experience

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And I love when lady Patricia
comes on the show

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Because I love when she puts you
in your place

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Yeah

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She's so sweet

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Thanks Adam

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Bye

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Yes she is

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Sharon she is so sweet

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That's why I've been married to
her for 20 years and still feels
like the first time

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Which I could play that song

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Over the weekend I did show
Patricia a second life

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And I was a little wary to be
quite honest because you know
she's so smart

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She's like online game

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Yeah, okay what's it about
fucking

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I said well there's that

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And she said well just don't let
anyone see you

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Okay

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This is why I love my wife she's
so incredibly smart and with it

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But she was actually fascinated
and she's been asking a lot of
questions and she has some
pretty good insights

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And we've been talking about
business opportunities for
second life and

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You know people keep asking when
will we see lady Patricia in the
castle I said well

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That could be one hell freezes
over

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Yeah, my name is Cody Brownley
I'm a podcast or from Oklahoma

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And I just want to tell you that
I need to be bringing you all a
whole bunch of these

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But I think what you're doing is
a great thing

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Podcasting as a second my life
in so many ways it's

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Actually the story I want to
tell you was

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I'm a junior high school and I
at the beginning of year

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I was slated to get into a glass
and actually

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It was a scheduling error and I
put them in the glass and
correctly as a broadcast

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And class sounds like what the
heck I really want to be in the
class

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And it's also about the time I
started a podcast thing and that
I had just started having us

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It's like so good so successful
show and we just and that we got
the top 25 of iTunes

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It was just really a really big
deal for me

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I was like yeah, and I ended up
using that to my advantage

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I showed a point out that I was
doing better than shows that
were done by CNN shows

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Or they're done by ABC news

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And I was just showing them that
like I didn't have the skills to
be in the class

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And actually my podcast and
skills paid off and I was
allowed into the class

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So you know, if you were the
great workout and my love here
in the Charlie every night

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I listened to it before I got a
bed

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So that's also that's the lesson
to the next day while I'm
driving a school

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But I want to say that you're
doing a great job, you have the
great work

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And you know, just keep doing a
great job

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I want to send some
encouragement to you

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That's fantastic

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I really like that

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That's how you're going to hone
your chops, man

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That really is

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That's the way to do it if
you're interested

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And you're more than welcome to
climb a board

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You know, it's unfortunate a
couple of the voice comments
that came in

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People making phone calls and
cell phones

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And it already sounds kind of
crudty

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Just because of the the
resolution of phone lines

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You know, which is what five
killer hurts or something like
that

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It's very, very low resolution

27:56.000 --> 27:58.000
So the sound will never sound as
good as a recorded comment

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But some of them just cutting in
and out and sounding shitty

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And it's too bad because there
were some really good ones about

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One guy sent in a comment about
his first car

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I'd love to hear if you could
call in and give me that again

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I'd love to hear the whole story

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Because it was always I tried to
enhance it

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I couldn't get the sound right
at all

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Garbage and Garbage out stuff

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So if you have a cool story
about your first car

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Let's hear it because I think
that's something that I'll be
fun to talk about

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And he actually had a great
story so send it in if you want

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But again, the quality sometimes
just prohibits use of the voice
mail

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It's unfortunate

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Garbage and Garbage and Garbage
and Garbage and Garbage

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We have a situation

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If you're inside of eating your
second life property

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Help

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Help

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No, just kidding

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It's your neutral neighbor

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Comic-Straper blogger known in
second life as comic-senior

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So it was nice meeting you in
second life Adam Curry

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Thank you for teaching me how to
operate bazooka in second life

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To shoot down a star ship

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Anyway, I have a question

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I have a question to everybody
interested in visual realities

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How to be sure how to be certain
if anonymity must be granted

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And that the other person in
visual reality is female

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And not male who is just
pretending to be female

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Maybe your listeners could help
out

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So so see you in second life
neighbor

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Okay neighbor, that's right next
to the castle in second life

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And if you're just joining,
please check this stuff out

29:34.000 --> 29:37.000
Because it really will mess with
your head

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And I'll be the first guy to
show it to point out some really
good drugs that won't kill you

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Okay, that's what second life is

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Secondlife.com

29:46.000 --> 29:50.000
And so comic-straper blogger
purchased a parcel of land right
next to the castle

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The Curry Castle

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And he put this huge lighthouse
on top of it

29:55.000 --> 29:58.000
And it was like, okay, when I
first moved there I bought the
land

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There was almost no one around

30:00.000 --> 30:02.000
Now there's a couple other
castles

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It's getting pretty crowded

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I have to make some decisions
here

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But you know, I'm trying to be
good neighbor

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So I flew up to the top of comic
strip bloggers lighthouse

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And he was unpacking

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It wasn't a bazooka, it was an
atomic RPG

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And it's kind of like the unique

30:21.000 --> 30:24.000
Of course, second life is all
based on hackers and programmers

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So it's very common to help out
new people

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And show them the way around

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Because there's always someone
who showed me and showed
everyone

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The ropes in the beginning

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And so I showed them how to
unpack it and how to shoot it

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I think actually CSB since you
own that spaceship

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There's a preference you can set

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Which is make, was it make
damage permanent?

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Something like that

30:47.000 --> 30:49.000
I think that's the way you can
blow stuff off

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Because in the damage actually
we'll take place

30:51.000 --> 30:53.000
And you'll have to rebuild you
can't just restore

30:53.000 --> 30:55.000
Something like that, I'm pretty
sure

30:55.000 --> 30:57.000
So I was hanging out in second
life

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Quite a bit over the weekend

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And it was once again a
mind-bending experience

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Oh, let me answer that second
question, comic strip blogger

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It's very, very easy

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Now the way second life is
currently run

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Or large portion of it

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Is girls who are online

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Typically they become an escort

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They make themselves really
pretty

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They get hit on all the time by
guys

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And then they sooner or later
the pimps come out

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And they say, hey, you know
what?

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You can get hit on by guys

31:28.000 --> 31:29.000
You can live all the time

31:29.000 --> 31:31.000
But if you come over here and
dance in my club

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And if you want you can become
an escort

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You can make money

31:33.000 --> 31:35.000
And then you can go shopping

31:35.000 --> 31:38.000
And there's a lot of shopping in
second life

31:38.000 --> 31:41.000
It's very hard to find male
clothing for your avatar

31:41.000 --> 31:43.000
But there's lots of stuff for
women

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I've just tons and tons of stuff

31:45.000 --> 31:47.000
You can't, in fact

31:47.000 --> 31:50.000
I think this will be hugely
successful with women

31:50.000 --> 31:52.000
Although probably your right
comic strip

31:52.000 --> 31:55.000
Probably a lot of the cute women
who are in there are guys

31:55.000 --> 31:57.000
Or young boys

31:57.000 --> 32:01.000
Trying to make some linden
dollars to go and build stuff

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That can shoot other people out
of the sky

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So there's only one real way to
know

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And I've done this myself

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You go shopping with her

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Go shopping with her first

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And that's how you know if it's
really a woman or not

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You can just tell

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And so I went shopping with a
couple women over the weekend

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Actually Angie B

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She went with myself

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And oh I have a business partner

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In second life

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This is really cool

32:26.000 --> 32:29.000
I don't want to say her name
because I don't know if she
wants me to mention that

32:29.000 --> 32:32.000
Or how silent or upfront she
wants to be about the
partnership

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She's an ex escort

32:33.000 --> 32:35.000
She's stunningly beautiful

32:35.000 --> 32:37.000
And she really wants to have a
purpose in second life

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And I've had some ideas for a
while

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And she's been on for a couple
years

32:41.000 --> 32:43.000
So she knows exactly where to go
to get stuff

32:43.000 --> 32:45.000
She knows all the great
designers

32:45.000 --> 32:48.000
All the great engineers,
programmers, developers

32:48.000 --> 32:50.000
We're thinking about setting up
our own sim

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Which means we even run our own
server

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I'm confident we can make money
out of this

32:56.000 --> 32:57.000
And you know me

32:57.000 --> 32:59.000
I'm always the guy I was looking
for a way to commercialize

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Because that's my life

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I like doing things that I have
fun doing

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And make money out of them

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That's kind of what I've always
done

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And I went shopping with her and
with Angie B

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And they bought me some new hair

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And I could tell you know

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I know Angie B is Angie B

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So I know that she's a girl

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And she shops like a girl

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It's obvious

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So that's the way you tell

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She has B

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You don't need to know anything
else

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Just go shopping

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See how they react

33:26.000 --> 33:29.000
Usually that'll be a dead give
away

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Within the first three minutes

33:31.000 --> 33:32.000
Hey Adam

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Remember way back on DSC 296

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I signed off saying

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Which I was in San Francisco

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Parting with you pod show guys

33:40.000 --> 33:42.000
And you were like party

33:42.000 --> 33:45.000
Well I'd have to say that
logging in the second life

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Hanging out at your virtual
castle

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And smoking a virtual joint

33:50.000 --> 33:51.000
It's just about what I had in
mind

33:51.000 --> 33:53.000
Where I thought about parting
with you

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Dork

33:54.000 --> 33:55.000
Just kidding

33:55.000 --> 33:56.000
You know I love you

33:56.000 --> 33:58.000
See you in second life

33:58.000 --> 33:59.000
Oh that's hot

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See you in second life baby

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It's true

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So I'm hanging out at the castle

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Was that yesterday

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And there must have been eight

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Eight or nine people who dropped
by

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Many of them listeners

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Couple of I know in real life

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Angie wasn't there

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I guess she was offline most of
the day

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But castle

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And Joe

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Who I know from the UK

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They dropped in

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And so we're just kind of
hanging out

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And then

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It's very hard to explain

34:26.000 --> 34:29.000
But when you're all sitting
there

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And then I can actually start a
song

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I haven't figured out how to get
pod save

34:33.000 --> 34:34.000
Music in there yet

34:34.000 --> 34:36.000
So it's kind of it's some 80
stuff

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Actually in fact we had an 80's

34:37.000 --> 34:38.000
Revival dance off

34:38.000 --> 34:40.000
And it sounds dorky

34:40.000 --> 34:42.000
I know but I can't help it

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And so I'm spinning tombs

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And then I got the disco lights
going

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And then we said

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Okay let's do a photo shoot

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Let's take some

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Because you can take a screen

34:50.000 --> 34:51.000
Shot basically

34:51.000 --> 34:53.000
And you can position the angle

34:53.000 --> 34:54.000
Any way you want

34:54.000 --> 34:55.000
And so I gave everyone a pod
show

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T-shirt

34:56.000 --> 34:57.000
So okay everyone put the pod
show

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T-shirt on

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And then we'll pose in front of
the fireplace

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And it was just like a real
photo shoot

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You know someone can't get the
T-shirt on

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Right and then you have to tell
it

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When to shut up

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And let's coordinate and let's
sit here

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And then someone else jumps up
and moves around

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And so finally we got it done

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And it was real

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I was there

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It's frightening

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It really is

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Now I still believe that

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You're going to

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What do I believe

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You know the aspects of this

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Yeah it sucks you in

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But I think we can really be
productive

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There's a lot of things

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In fact I wouldn't mind sitting
in my office

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And having representations of

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Other pod show people at HQ
sitting in my office

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Sitting in the office or in the
same proximity

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And we can pass stuff to each
other

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Which would be notes

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The way we do in real life

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Only I think that this is a much
richer interface

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And you really do get sucked in

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Whereas if I'm on Skype or on I
am

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Or emailing with people

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Then it's still seem somewhat
removed

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And the reverse is also kind of
true

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That and I've said this before

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Second life is doing something
to me in real life

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In fact

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I actually went out shopping
with Patricia on Sunday

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And had a good time

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And then she's walking along

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I'm looking at her saying

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To myself

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She would really look good in

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In a dress like this

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It's because I've been looking
at all these avatars

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And having these exact same
thoughts

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And it's really giving me some
kind of

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Appreciation for

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For real life

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It's hard to explain

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It really really is

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But emotion

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And communication

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Melded into one with the visual
aspect

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It does something to you again

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I am the guy

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Who gladly point you towards the
drugs

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That won't kill you

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Hey Adam

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It's PD love from Love House
radio

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Also does Dinkin in second life

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Hey I was wondering

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And this is regarding second
life

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I think I could borrow your
attack helicopter

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I've got a date next week

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And that's fine

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What would it be better to
impresser

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Than your attack helicopter

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So if you don't mind

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If you're not using it say
Tuesday night

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If I could just take it from a
ride

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I do a little practice STEM

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Anyway

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Glad to see you in second life

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Enjoy the tripping brownie

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Then ride it off

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And I'll talk to you soon

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Bye bye

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Yeah, does no poor

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PD love

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This is a thing this hard is

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Because you can't use the same
names

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In real life

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Or

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Whatever you have to kind of
choose

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A last name that's given to you

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It's almost impossible to

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Remember who's who's who

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I'll just say does

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That was fun dude

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I had the the trippy brownie

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So I've got these blunts

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I've got some joints

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And they all do things

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So you have a jar

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They make you fall down

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And fall over and do funny stuff

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Nothing dangerous

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Luckily

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But then there's this trippy
brownie

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And you can actually ride on it

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And then so

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We went outside for a little bit

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After doing this photo shoot

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Everybody hopped on the trippy
brownie

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And we just crashed around

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And it was

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I'm literally sitting here
laughing out loud

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And the comments people are
making on the ride

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It was very immersive

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A very immersive experience

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And then I caged everybody

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And just showed off

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Some of my fledgling

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Second life skills

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And it was cool

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I don't think you want the
attack helicopter to do

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Take the Corske S76

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And if you want I'll even pilot
it for you

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So you guys can hang out in the
back

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I think that'll be much better

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Hey Adam

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Bob Evans here

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Got my real name in second life

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I don't know why you couldn't

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Compare that you can get your
real name

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I suspect that Curry just wasn't
added to the drop down

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From which you select your last
name

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I never miss the Charlie

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Keep it up

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Please invite me to the party to
castle

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When I get more time in second
life

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I will be trying to find it

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I'm still a newbie and having a
hard time

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Finding time to get in there and
just search around

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Yeah no problem

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Just go to your find

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Command and search for curry
castle

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I listed it now in the

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In the search engine

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Which cost you 30 bucks a week

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I think

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Linden box that is of course
which is zero point

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3

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Was it 30

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30 US cents or something like
that

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Shoot what I'm going to say
something about that

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Now anyway

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What I witnessed over the
weekend

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Really showed me some of the
power of people just hanging out

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And this really works

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There's no reason why we
couldn't have

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Pot say music artist drop by

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I know this away

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I haven't investigated yet

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Angie B is actually working on
figuring that out

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There's a way for

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And

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Excuse me

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There's a way for an artist to
perform live

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And that to be represented in
second life

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And I think that the experience
will be

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Would be that much more
enhancing

39:46.000 --> 39:48.000
Instead of just listening to
someone performing live

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On a stream you actually can see
the performance

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See their representation of who
they think they are

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What they want to be in second
life

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And some podcasts

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I think will also be appropriate

39:58.000 --> 39:59.000
Not this one

39:59.000 --> 40:01.000
Because I want you to have your
own

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Mental image of where I am

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What I'm doing and how I'm doing
it and what the cottage

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It looks like and

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You know I really like that

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It gives me a much more I think
a much more intimate vibe

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In the show

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But if you take

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Heather and Janelle for instance

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They could actually sit around
and have some of their friends

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Who come on the show regularly

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Actually come into the show

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And they could do that in any
environment

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They want it to be

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And that show of course

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He said slightly

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Is underwritten by acu view

40:31.000 --> 40:33.000
And you can find it at
download.acuview.com

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I could understand

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That was just

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More cowbell

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Yeah

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More cowbell

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Yeah

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Yeah, you're not the only one
who responded to the cowbell

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I'm a little acen copy

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So I'm still working on my
cowbell skills

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But yeah

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Without a doubt

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We got to have some more cowbell

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So let me

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It's been a while since I gave
you the time

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And about as long as you were on
kind

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[ Music ]

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Don't think that if I only try
and know you are real, that you
never will be touched

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All right, I'm so done with you!

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Oh, Beth sent me a nice note
over the weekend thanking me for
playing her other song, Mr.
Lovely, which is another just
fabulous song

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Where have you been all my life,
Beth?

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Wow, this is great. She's got
three, yeah, like two and a half
pages of songs up on pot safe
music network of
music.potshow.com, link to Beth

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Of course in the show notes,
excellent stuff. That'll do it
for today. Just kicking off your
weekend

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It's gonna be a busy week
Wednesday. Let's see, Wednesday
evening Patricia and I are going
to Joan Collins. She's
performing a

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Small theater tour, you know,
Joan Collins, Alexis Carrington
from Dynasty, so we she was on
on a big talk show here Jonathan
Ross

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Two weeks ago, I think, and you
know, let's just go see what
she's gonna do like an hour and
ten or hour and 15 minutes with
about her life

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And she's been married to some
pretty interesting guys, so
there's that. I'm going to the
dentist this week. That's always
pretty big

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And Patricia and I are also
planning on having lunch one of
these days on the Isle of White,
which means we'll be flying
there with a Delta Sierra

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I'm gonna see if I can get Jason
to fly along with us to show us
he's probably been there many
times

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So I just want to get the
routing down, you know, so that
I can do it by myself in the
future

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So we may record something on
the way and back in the
airplane. I'll cut out all and
you know, most of the pilot
chatter

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And so you because Patricia will
be on the intercom with us and
she can talk along and so maybe
you'll get a, you know, but
yeah, that'll be a much better

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Sound seeing tour because she's
very very visually oriented and
she'll be looking at the ground
while we're looking at the
instruments and she can tell us
what we're seeing

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So that and, uh, oh, Krike, I
don't know. There's all kinds of
stuff going on and of course
more golden tickets being handed
out for you to come out and
check pod show

45:51.200 --> 46:01.200
Plus and the podcast literally
network just just before we open
it up to the, to the general
public and we're getting pretty
darn ready stuff is looking
very, very good

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Okay, your feedback, Adam at
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