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Delta, here it is, episode five,
five, nine, or maybe source code
with Adam Curry.

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It's my art.

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Being able to choose the music
that I want to play for you is
virtually your bomb.

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It's musical for my work plan.

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I love the cowbell on it.

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Oh, that was so cheap.

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It's sweaty.

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You really want to lift that leg
and squeeze the butt.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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Good.

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Now it's geeky goodness.

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I mean, just start this thing up
on a command line and then lock
that puppy down.

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No, that's about all that's
needed to load.

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You're supposed to be my trophy
wife and I can just see it now.

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I got this.

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And it's all for you.

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It's my job to entertain you.

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In fact, I mean, it's going to
jail.

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So be it.

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It was $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Turned me to see this.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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We don't need not sticking
greens, man.

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I like to think I'm flying.

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Just join me.

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I'm testing his out of curry.

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[ Music ]

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As long as you stay quiet, at
killing time

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I don't know what the weather's
like where you are, but

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This fits so perfectly with the
weather surrounding the curry

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Manor, the vinyl strangers and
patriotic girl

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Kicking off Delta Sierra Charlie
5-5-9er

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It's a nice song, it's a happy
song

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From Georgia, and I guess
they're touring around the Deep
South

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Getting ready to follow up, of
course

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They're music is available on
the Podsave Music Network

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Links in the show notes at
dailysourcecode.com

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Hey everybody, how you doing?
It's Thursday

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Got the end of the week, it's
creeping up on us

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So two football Friday, which
we'll be celebrating today

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From tomorrow, I'm sorry, from
the manner

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Because I think I told you, yes,
I've delayed my departure

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On Friday, so that we can party
down together

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You know?

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Yes, it was so busy, of course,
I had that delay

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Because of the lady Patricia's
massive loss of blood

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Through her nasal passages

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It was up until like 12 o'clock,
12 o'clock, 12 o'clock,

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12 o'clock, 12 o'clock, 30
o'clock, still on the phone

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Using the VoIP, of course, the
Gizmo project

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Man, I'm really liking this
thing

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I'm really not liking my ISP
though

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The DSL that I'm getting into
the cottage is just shit

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You know, I'll get a single, a
single connection

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We'll probably do about

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Hmm, from one server, so let's
say I'm bringing in music

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From the positive music network
as an example

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So I'm downloading the tracks
for the show

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It's, I don't know, about 35
kilobytes

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About 350 kilobits per second,
give or take

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And that's slow, you know, I'm
supposed to have four megs

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Yeah, right

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Maybe I should try one of those
speed sites

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That actually test the speed of
my link

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Anyway, so I can open up two of
those streams

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And both of them will come in at
about

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Three, four hundred kilobits per
second

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About half a meg, a little less
than half a meg

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So if I can do both of them the
same time

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That's telling me that somewhere
there's some kind of

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Throttling going on, it's not a
very nice experience

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But then again, we don't have
that nice dedicated line anymore

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It's just a old fashioned
consumer setup

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So as I said, it's beautiful
today

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The lady's out, lady Patricia's
outside

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Of course, why should she sit in
the studio and do a show?

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Why?

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I mean, why?

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Why?

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Gracie with her, you know, you
should send her email

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You really should

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Patricia at curry.com, tell her
she had needs to come on the
show

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It's just like I can't
coordinate it with her

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And she has other things to do

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You know, she doesn't listen,
you know, there's a whole part
of my life

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The ones that we share together
that she knows

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I think about is a little bit of
the concerning I have to say

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Especially when you know what
I'm doing with Amy Max

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Hey, baby, it's Thursday, it's
time

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Get that ass and shake, and I
should firm, take me up

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Amy

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Happy Thursday, Adam

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Hey, baby, how you doing?

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And hello to Patricia, she's
there with you

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She's outside, I just sitting in
the sun

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Go ahead and switch your mic,
we're doing an old school move
today

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Okay, hold on

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I got to move it up, it's moved
actually

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Reminds me of basketball
practice

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Okay, get ready

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I know, take a moment to picture
me trying to play basketball

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Boy, boy, boy, boy

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Anyway, you always talk about
your fencing background

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So I thought today we'd put it
to the task

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Okay, I'm ready, what do we do?

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You're going to start standing
tall with arms above your head

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Okay, arms above your head

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Now you're going to squat down
to the floor and place your
hands on the floor

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Okay, now

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Now you're going to shoot those
legs out to a push-up position

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And then we're going to go back
to the squat

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And jump up and lift your arms
toward the ceiling

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Excellent, seven more

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Squeeze that butt through the
whole thing

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Breathe

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I love it when you tell me to
breathe

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Extend those legs out all the
way

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I just hit my head on the
ceiling

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Is that all the higher you can
jump?

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I can't jump higher, I go to the
fucking roof

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Are you breathing?

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Yes

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Great job

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Ow

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Okay

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And by the way, thanks for the
ass compliment

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I really do appreciate it

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We are working on a plan for
ass-ercise video

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Although I'm not sure when we
can get it out

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After all, Chris and I are just
a two-man team

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You will be the first to know
when it's done

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Until then, you're going to have
to get your move of the week
video from FitLife

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Have a great weekend

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Have a great weekend

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Have a great weekend

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Did your wife just ask us to
double-team her?

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I didn't understand exactly what
she was saying

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Does she need help?

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It does get the blood pumping

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I couldn't jump so high because
the attic only has

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I mean, I can't jump high in any
house

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Actually

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No, correction

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At the curry castle, I could
jump as high as I want

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Of course, we could also ride
the segway

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And doors in the curry castle

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I gotta fire that thing up again

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It's just sitting in the garage

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With empty battery and flat
tires

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The tires are just deflated

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So they're not actually
punctured

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I should get that rolling again

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That thing was so much fun

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There you go

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Let me see

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Quick chat about the name for
the N800

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It seems like we have a real
conversation

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That's going here

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Tariya, I think, is still the
best name so far

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Tariya is a finished name

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So, you know, being a finished
product, et cetera

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And Tariya also being the first
name of the president of Finland

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Makes sense, right?

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Well, let me see

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Rick Denhan

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Says Adam, with all the ports
open

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Remember, this is what we're
doing

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We're opening up this N800
Linux-based device

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So the developers coming can
come in

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Violate the ports

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And a violator file system

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Through or wide open ports, I
guess, as the way I should say
it

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Excuse me

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Why don't you try out some nice
folders

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You know, the folders, they got
these new gourmet blends

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And for XR points, combine it
with some Splenda

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Flavor brand

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Stuff

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Rick Denhan, Adam, with all the
ports open

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Developers having full access
being able to do whatever they
want

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You won't have any idea what's
going on in there

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And I will you

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So why not call it Pandora

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You'll never know what's coming
out of Pandora's box

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Someone else sent in a
suggestion

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That since Trinity is also a
name from the Matrix

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That we call the N800 Neo

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It makes a lot of sense

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That's way too cyber geeky for
me

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And Tom Scooting, official
biographer of all things curry

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Said maybe it's not a good idea
to name a Sharon Stone

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He sent this picture, I got to
post this link at the show notes

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The Sharon Stone, oh my god

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No, if that's what Sharon Stone
looks like these days

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I don't think we want that
analogy carrying over

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To be kind of a bit freaky

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And we're doing all this, of
course, for the free Trinity
ride

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As my 1984 Baby Poo colored
Mercedes station wagon

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Running on biodiesel

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Tracks across America

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And we want to have some
technology to track her

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And for her to send stuff back

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In the form of GPS positions

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Periodic picture

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Maybe some video, but certainly
just some data

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So we can follow the track as
she goes from the west coast to
the east coast

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And far, far beyond

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Okay, we focus your ears

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Ready for Roger Smalls

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Remember he talks in a very high
voice

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And it's an English accent, so
it'll take a few minutes to
adjust here we go

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Hello, I said Russian here

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He mentioned everyone he tries
Trinity across the world

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He's going to have a problem
when they can't get her

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And after that finish

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Why then you buy a second
biodiesel car

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Skiff paperless back

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After that finish driving that
stretch of the journey

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And I also think he's supposed
to have a second beer

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Cool for spare parts when
Trinity breaks down

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And that's now Roger

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Oh yeah, oh yeah, you have a
little faith Roger

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Yeah, you don't hear from the
guy for months

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And now he's calling two days
after and after another

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Oh Roger, have some faith

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Trinity's going to make it

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Cars driving just fine

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She's lovely

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I remember I got to remember to
check the tires

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And make sure there's enough
profile on him

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I think the tires are okay

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Everything else has literally
been replaced on this thing

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Now normally I play the Trinity
jingle

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The Jeff Smith free Trinity
theme song

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I found something in the Podsake
music network today

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Let me just find out where these
guys are from

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The home on the sec

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I couldn't I can't believe no
one else sent this to me yet

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Because it makes so much sense
to play this

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It's from an outfit called 2012
AM

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I think

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201 to AM

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So I'm just going to say 2012 AM

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Let's see

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Let me just read the bio here

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2012 AM is the hottest new
esoteric experimental

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Alternative break beat band

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I've come out of the San Diego

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The San Diego

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The San Diego

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This lineup of all star groove
masters

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Which features DJ Quinique

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Mark Houton

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Emily Richards and Jason Brock
is a booty shake

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And sound generator and leaves
audiences

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Transdanced out

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Well how can you not

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When you read that

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You're like hey I got to play
this

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Particularly

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When the title

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Is about all American hero

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Willie Nelson

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Check out biodiesel Willie

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This might make it a lie to
think into the tunnel

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Some of the places where we go

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There are people who come to the
concert

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So then you can spend your love

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And my sister right there

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One pair of set bio decent

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One pair of set bio decent

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This might make it a lie to
think into the tunnel

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This might make it a lie to
think into the tunnel

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[ Music ]

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Just a game

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If you see a city

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Back up to the world

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My burning pain

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I'm living my closest and far

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It's a gift

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Every time we change it

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Yeah

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One pair of set bio decent

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One pair of set bio decent

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[ Music ]

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One pair of set bio decent

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One pair of set bio decent

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One pair of set bio decent

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One pair of set bio decent

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One pair of sets bio decent

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One pair of set bio auction

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resources and terribly unfair to
those arrested and their
families.

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It's time we stopped arresting
adults who smoke marijuana
responsibly.

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For more information, visit
normal's website at
www.normal.org or call toll-free
888-67

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normal and tell them will they
sent you?

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No!

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Tell them will they sent you?

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Hi, I was kind of an interesting
experiment with 2012 AM.

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I think I have to be in the club
to fully appreciate
biodiesel-Willie.

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Hi, hi, yeah.

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Okay, hold on.

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You're someone's weird with my
windows laptop.

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When I right click on something
on the desktop it takes like 10
minutes for a contextual

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menu to come up and I can't
close windows and shit.

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It's still running though, which
is kind of the cool thing.

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Talk about bum rush the charts
yesterday.

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This is where we want to show.

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I think ourselves mainly, but it
would be nice to hold up a fist
to mainstream, the music

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industry and the broadcasting
industry go really hand-in-hand
when it comes to

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mainstream and making hits as is
proven by the recent pay-o-la
scandal between the

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four of the largest radio
companies in the United States
taking money directly or
indirectly

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through independent record
promoters in exchange for
airplay, which of course, it's
such

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a backwards, isn't it a weird
world where in the mainstream
world where the system is all

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set up and oiled and it's been
working fine for, I don't know,
40, 30, 40 years

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and you know, no one's been
making too many ways.

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We've had a couple of pay-o-la
scandals in the past, but these
things just keep coming

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back in waves, because that's
the way it works, you know, it's
just, there's no way to

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regulate that, you know,
interpersonal contact and high
things are added to playlists.

17:34.120 --> 17:39.560
But anyway, so here you have the
record companies, the RIA
associated record companies
paying

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radio stations to play songs in
their limited resources, which
of course belong to

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you and I as well, the airwaves,
you know, yes, they're licensed
out to individual companies,

17:49.800 --> 17:54.960
but you know, there are airwaves
too, it's just like the skies,
you know, not everyone

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can fly over the United States,
not everyone can land at any
airport, all that shit is
licensed,

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because it's also ours.

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Now other people are making
those decisions for us, of
course, in government, and
obviously

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we get the government we deserve
as those any nation.

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But it's so crazy that when it
comes to playing, you know,
those songs, the catalog,
whatever

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it is, maybe it's only 100,000
songs that they're really
actively concerned about on a
daily

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basis.

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You can't play those in a
podcast.

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In fact, it works exactly the,
oh, here comes that contextual
menu, gee, thanks.

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In fact, it works exactly the
opposite.

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You have to pay for the
privilege to play the songs.

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So it's kind of skewed, isn't
it?

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Whereas probably the people who
would want to play licensed
music are probably big fans.

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That, of course, this is all
because of the ludicrous thought
that these downloads of podcast,

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that that would negate legal
sales of songs.

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No more than radio does, I
guess.

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I've never been a CD buyer.

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I've always been a radio
listener.

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So I don't know, I guess you'll
never get me anyway as a buyer.

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But anyway, so the idea is to
show that there is quite a lot
of power in our open society

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of podcasting independent audio
in the broadest sense of the
word, not just people who

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play songs, but also those who
create them.

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And of course, we have the
Podsate Music Network set up,
which works quite well.

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It's a beautiful ecosystem where
podcasts are to complete this
music, free of charge,

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audiences can enjoy it, free of
charge, and the artists get
exposure, and they also find

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that out when a song has been
played.

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It's kind of closes up, you
know, it makes sense.

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We've got people making charts
off of this information, like
the Podsate Music was a

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PMC top 10, the Podsate Music
Countdown, well, all kinds of
stuff like that.

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So March 22nd, the ideas were
going to bum rush the iTunes
charts, which, of course,

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these download charts these days
now make a difference in overall
perception of the success

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of music.

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And we truly believe that there
is enough audience.

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There are enough podcasters and
associated audience who will
click on a link spend 99 cents

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on March 22nd to buy one single
track to get that track moved up
into the top of the

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iTunes download and for pay
download chart.

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So the song that's chosen is
Black Lab, mine again, and the
way it's going to work.

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If you go to bum rush, the
charts dot blog spot, actually
you can go to bum rush the
charts

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dot com, the way it will work is
if you participate.

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And as a listener, you can also
participate.

20:32.720 --> 20:37.480
Obviously, the whole idea is to
get the network effect kicking
in so that, you know, if you

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don't have to have a podcast to
put this affiliate link up on
your page, the affiliate

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link, by the way, is proceeds to
go directly to education and the
band has also put up

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half of their take for the ghost
stores education as well.

20:53.160 --> 20:55.520
You know, we actually, we have a
promo.

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How professional is that?

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We're almost like the big boys
aren't we?

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On March 22nd, you can make
history, yes, you.

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On March 22nd, you and your
fellow podcast listeners will be
working together to bum rush

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the charts.

21:09.640 --> 21:10.840
What's that?

21:10.840 --> 21:14.880
On March 22nd, we're all going
to buy a song from the iTunes
music store from a

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pot-safe musician, mine again by
Black Lab, to put a pot-safe
musician at the top of the
iTunes

21:20.560 --> 21:21.560
charts.

21:21.560 --> 21:23.280
But there's more than just that.

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We'll all be buying through an
affiliate program to raise money
for college scholarships,

21:27.160 --> 21:31.480
and the band has agreed to
donate 50% of their earnings to
the scholarship fund to help

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needy families make college
affordable.

21:34.080 --> 21:38.920
Make history, show the world
that you are in charge of media,
not corporate radio and record

21:38.920 --> 21:39.920
labels.

21:39.920 --> 21:47.280
bum rush the charts on March
22nd, learn more about how to
bum rush at www.bum
rushthecharts.com

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Chris Pan from the financial uh,
financial aid podcast.

21:55.400 --> 21:56.400
Great promo, Chris.

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Now, people are coming up with
all kinds of ideas to make this
play even better.

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I really like this because of
course, you know, we're going to
do everything we can

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to bribe the audience, listen to
the difference there.

22:08.400 --> 22:14.200
Record companies bribe radio
stations to spam the audience
and podcasters bribe the
audience

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to spam the mainstream record
companies on their own chart.

22:19.480 --> 22:22.880
Maybe we just don't have enough
to do during the day.

22:22.880 --> 22:25.960
But there's more that you can
actually win something now.

22:25.960 --> 22:29.040
And this is something that is
going to be set up through the
daily source code that just

22:29.040 --> 22:30.040
came in today.

22:30.040 --> 22:31.040
I kind of like the idea.

22:31.040 --> 22:33.920
Anything that'll get us more
traction on bum rush the charts.

22:33.920 --> 22:34.920
I'm a fan.

22:34.920 --> 22:37.040
I'll check out this concept.

22:37.040 --> 22:45.160
We say podcasting doesn't matter
who are they that the record
industry, that the radio

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industry, maybe they're right,
maybe we don't matter.

22:51.760 --> 23:03.360
But maybe we do on March 22nd
2007, we all have a assignment,
sure.

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We have things to do, sure we
have places to go, but there's
one thing that we all

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have to do.

23:14.320 --> 23:22.680
Go over to iTunes and buy the
track from Black Lab and
toddler's might again.

23:22.680 --> 23:35.640
The cost is 99 cents, but this
one day, don't go buy the
Frappuccino, it's been 99 cents

23:35.640 --> 23:38.400
and it could be a price.

23:38.400 --> 23:41.960
And yes, I'm going to put my
money where my mouth is.

23:41.960 --> 23:48.800
For the receipt you receive from
iTunes to Adam at curry.com and
then the subject line

23:48.800 --> 23:51.800
to it, I made a difference.

23:51.800 --> 24:00.800
One entry per person please, you
know, March 30th 2007, Adam will
draw off from these names.

24:00.800 --> 24:11.920
And the winner will receive a
iTunes gift certificate worth
$100 courtesy of
PotShowReadyow.com.

24:11.920 --> 24:19.840
So don't forget, in March 22nd,
it's your turn to make a
difference.

24:19.840 --> 24:26.320
So you can win 100 bucks and it
immediately incentivizes me to
get my, I got the Google

24:26.320 --> 24:29.080
apps premiere edition for
curry.com.

24:29.080 --> 24:33.360
So I'm slowly implementing
everything I don't want to mess
up anyone's email, who is also

24:33.360 --> 24:34.360
on curry.com.

24:34.360 --> 24:36.160
So that'll be working by then.

24:36.160 --> 24:37.160
Won't it now?

24:37.160 --> 24:38.160
Yes.

24:38.160 --> 24:39.160
I'm sure we'll.

24:39.160 --> 24:40.160
My older geeky go talk in there.

24:40.160 --> 24:41.160
I'm going to make it happen.

24:41.160 --> 24:45.920
Folks, listening to serious
satellite stars, 102, we've got
a great line of 40 this evening.

24:45.920 --> 24:49.560
Coming up after the break, I
think it's a number one with a
bullet with Mark Hirsch

24:49.560 --> 24:50.560
Motor Nemkov.

24:50.560 --> 24:53.280
In fact, I know it is.

24:53.280 --> 24:58.680
Oh, let me see, yesterday kind
of made a joke out of a good old
Paul there as I was talking

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about voiceover IP systems and
he called in and he's a
consultant and just implemented

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a voice system.

25:05.840 --> 25:10.640
I was amazed at how crappy the
quality of his call was and
well, he called back, of course.

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Adam, it's Paul again from Kirk
and Washington.

25:13.240 --> 25:18.560
You mentioned, I moved voiceover
IP comment and I wanted to make
a correction for you.

25:18.560 --> 25:25.000
I was actually talking to you on
my singular Sony Ericsson cell
phone in traffic with

25:25.000 --> 25:32.360
my job owned DSP processor
headsets and I guess the DSP
when it's recording on voice

25:32.360 --> 25:38.720
now like you have doesn't,
doesn't, doesn't, doesn't, it
has some degradation apparently.

25:38.800 --> 25:44.120
Anyway, my point was, this is a
packet eight might be a voice
solution that you should

25:44.120 --> 25:50.080
look at that, but I used words a
lot better than the recording
and we're going to remember

25:50.080 --> 25:57.000
not to use my DSP headset when
I'm leaving voice now because
apparently the volume levels

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quite low.

25:58.560 --> 26:05.080
So anyway, that was a point of
my voice now and thanks for
doing what you do and folder.

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Yeah, all right, man.

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Okay.

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Sounded much better.

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You know, whenever someone, I
mean, all this digital recording
stuff, everything is

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a digital recording.

26:13.720 --> 26:17.760
So of course, a cell phone call
these days is a digital call.

26:17.760 --> 26:23.160
It comes in and I wonder when it
comes into the voice mail bank,
I guess there's no audio,

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there is no actual analog signal
passed off.

26:26.240 --> 26:31.520
So then it gets transcoded into
the voice mail system, which
uses the GSM protocol, which

26:31.520 --> 26:37.040
is very, very low, low
bandwidth, I then have to, or
low bandwidth, low bit rate, I
then

26:37.040 --> 26:44.040
have to convert that to AIFF and
then from AIFF to MP3 and before
you know it, well,

26:44.040 --> 26:48.560
I'd have to say this thing sound
like total shit.

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Regardless, please give us a
call.

26:50.320 --> 26:51.600
Here's the UK number for you.

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For those of you in the United
States, or if you're using any
version of a tip protocol-based

27:12.760 --> 27:15.440
voice system, this will be a
free call for you.

27:15.440 --> 27:35.120
Now, then again, it may not be a
free call, but virtually a free
call for you.

27:35.120 --> 27:42.120
Hi, Adam Jack from
GetJackPodcast.com, you know,
you've made a mistake on today,
it's Wednesday,

27:42.120 --> 27:47.800
March 7th, but the podcast says
that it's March 8th, which would
be tomorrow, a date

27:47.800 --> 27:53.040
I'm intimately aware of, because
not only is it the day that
Jersey Todd scheduled his

27:53.040 --> 27:57.840
next child to be born, and isn't
it odd that one can schedule
these things?

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They have busy lives, best do it
on Thursday and have the
weekend.

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Anyway, it's also my birthday
tomorrow, March 8th, so I think
what you should do is send

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Jersey Todd a Nokia N800
Internet tablet, so you can do
videos of the new child and send

28:13.040 --> 28:17.360
him up to Pod Show and for all
to see, and go ahead and send me
one to you, because it's

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my birthday.

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Okay.

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GetJackPodcast.com.

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You know, and I think Jersey
Todd would, I had a quick email
exchange with Jersey Todd.

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The day indeed, in fact, he sent
me a note about an hour ago, and
he said that the

28:32.280 --> 28:37.520
sea section was about to
commence in 20 minutes, so by
now we probably have a Jersey

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Toddlet wandering around, but
you'd be, I think you'd both be
very disappointed if you

28:45.320 --> 28:51.760
wanted to use the N800, the
N800's built-in camera to take
pictures of anything other

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than, you know, like, for a web,
you know, like a web conference
thing or just a reference

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photo.

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That's the, I have to say,
that's kind of a bummer, it's
like a VGA quality camera, it's

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not even, I don't even think
it's a megapixel, it's really a
shame because, you know, the

29:10.880 --> 29:17.200
sound is great on the N800, it
does some awesome things because
it's a full powered

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computer, basically, running a
full operating system, but the,
but the camera is crap,

29:23.120 --> 29:26.560
so you'd probably do better with
the, with a different camera,
but, you know, just listening

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to that kind of, you know, makes
me think, like, you guys think,
I'm actually I'm looking

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for a song here, it reminded me
of a song, let me see, the hell,
I think my bandwidth

29:36.640 --> 29:43.320
is host again, crap, oh, I hate
it when this happens, let me
see, let me try the artist.

29:43.320 --> 29:50.800
Uh, I'm not going to tell you
what it is as I'm typing it in
because I would give it away.

29:50.800 --> 29:58.120
Well, this may not work, hold
on, stop, man, Windows media
player sometimes is such an

29:58.120 --> 30:03.520
incredible piece of shit, it, it
will freeze up, you know,
particularly if you're logged

30:03.520 --> 30:07.840
into Napster, it's like it's
waiting for data from Napster
and it just sits there and

30:07.840 --> 30:12.800
it freaks out and, and it won't
move and then you hit the stop
button on the search and

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fuck it, it's not going to work,
okay, maybe I'll look at my
first gen iPods, see if I can
find

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it.

30:19.160 --> 30:24.400
You remember these guys played
them quite a bit about a year
ago, they're back with a

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brand new song, they are from
Sweden, so, you know, they're
going to look out for

30:30.600 --> 30:39.240
those Swedes, remember New Leaf,
Mr. New one is titled Other
Side.

30:40.200 --> 30:54.200
You can't do those, no student
fire, but your food, I do let
you go, don't kill me inside

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[ Music ]

34:07.400 --> 34:16.400
Well, it's definitely something
very different from their
previous track

34:16.400 --> 34:19.400
I love so much which was a magic
carpet

34:19.400 --> 34:22.400
Yeah, that's the guy from
Sweden, New Leaf

34:22.400 --> 34:26.400
The other side on DSC559

34:28.400 --> 34:30.400
And it, thank you

34:30.400 --> 34:32.400
Alright, I've got one

34:32.400 --> 34:34.400
What's playing on

34:34.400 --> 34:37.400
Adam's first gen I bought

34:37.400 --> 34:41.400
Let's take a look

34:41.400 --> 34:45.400
Adam's first gen I bought

34:45.400 --> 34:47.400
Let's take a look

34:47.400 --> 34:50.400
It was a song that I was
reminded by this song

34:50.400 --> 34:53.400
By people think that I'm the guy
that hands out

34:53.400 --> 34:55.400
The Nokia devices in the
Pottersphere

34:55.400 --> 34:58.400
Some would also call me The
Candy Man perhaps

34:58.400 --> 34:59.400
Candy Man perhaps

34:59.400 --> 35:02.400
Candy Man

35:02.400 --> 35:06.400
Candy Man

35:06.400 --> 35:08.400
Alright, everybody

35:08.400 --> 35:10.400
Get around the Candy Man here

35:10.400 --> 35:11.400
What kind of candy you want?

35:11.400 --> 35:12.400
The sweet chocolate

35:12.400 --> 35:14.400
Chocolate's more the candy

35:14.400 --> 35:16.400
Come drops, anything you want

35:16.400 --> 35:17.400
You come to the right man

35:17.400 --> 35:19.400
Because I'm the Candy Man

35:19.400 --> 35:21.400
One, two, three

35:21.400 --> 35:42.400
[ Music ]

35:42.400 --> 35:44.400
And makes the world taste good

35:44.400 --> 35:46.400
It's the wildest one

35:46.400 --> 35:49.400
Who can take a rainbow

35:49.400 --> 35:50.400
Come on man

35:50.400 --> 35:52.400
Does it put you in a happy mood
when you hear that

35:52.400 --> 35:55.400
It's probably also going from
one of my favorite movies of all
time

35:55.400 --> 35:57.400
Willy Wonka's chocolate factory

35:57.400 --> 36:00.400
It's Sammy Davis Jr. in the
Candy Man

36:00.400 --> 36:04.400
What's playing on

36:04.400 --> 36:06.400
Who's first

36:06.400 --> 36:08.400
Can I find

36:08.400 --> 36:12.400
A Jeff, you kill me man

36:12.400 --> 36:14.400
Alright everybody, that's it for
the Daily Stories Code for today

36:14.400 --> 36:17.400
Tomorrow we'll be celebrating
Fubar Friday in style

36:17.400 --> 36:21.400
And hopefully we'll have some
news from Jersey Todd

36:21.400 --> 36:23.400
I'm the New Jersey toddler
walking around

36:23.400 --> 36:25.400
Which should have been born by
today

36:25.400 --> 36:29.400
And I believe Brian from audio
attitudes is going to

36:29.400 --> 36:34.400
Slide into the place of a visual
musicologist of the Cha Cha

36:34.400 --> 36:36.400
Adam at potcho.com

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And DailySourceCode.com

36:38.400 --> 36:40.400
Was where you can find out
everything about this show

36:40.400 --> 36:42.400
I will talk to you guys tomorrow

36:42.400 --> 36:43.400
Take care

36:43.400 --> 36:46.400
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36:46.400 --> 36:50.400
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