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March 22, 2007

Saturday, March 24th, 2007 – running time 40:53
Woman grows nipple on foot. The True "Worst Game Cover of All Time." Pictures of the Craziest Urinals From Around the World. What ever happened to the "Chunk" actor from The Goonies? 10 of the Most Awkward TV Interviews. Most realistic CG render. Super Close Google Maps Zooms. BONUS!!! After the credits, Kevin Rose interviews Kevin Lynch about Adobe's latest and greatest project, Apollo!!

Previous: March 15, 2007

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World of Warcraft ( 6:54, 6:54 ) video games ( 7:03, 7:03 ) Vanilla Ice ( 25:49, 25:49 ) Katharine Hepburn ( 22:40, 22:40 ) World of Warcraft ( 6:54, 6:54 ) video games ( 7:03, 7:03 ) Vanilla Ice ( 25:49, 25:49 ) Katharine Hepburn ( 22:40, 22:40 )

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" They call -- cross operating system run time. That Adobe is developing allows you create applications like real applications that -- on your desktop. Yeah -- are made in flash or flax -- dollars you can use Ajax there are JavaScript. So the idea is if you're a web developer. You can go. Pick up the giving this away for free classical they're gonna create a bunch of different tools around it that they will -- among of course but it. It's completely free to develop for or or on this platform. You create it executable in the end. If you build it once. You it'll run on any platform so it's kinda like job and that we will -- what it actually works. Seem not to have -- like -- now the windows version. In the Mac OSX version of Mac O six point nine bird -- even if you build it -- it basically the they have the run time environment for all his platforms was about for -- for windows -- stand. So the cool thing is. I saw this actually functioning US and act -- it's cool because it ties your desktop to the web. In a very unique ways arguably -- in the demo they showed me. There is a U of the cards -- restore all your address -- all that stuff so they had this really cool little. Programmed Israeli your desktop and you would just drag and drop when you're V cards directly into the -- It would parse the B card fine now it's where the address information was. And it would -- pull up Google maps directly says applications say exactly where was and I and directions to it I mean it would just that easy simple examples show you how he gives you access to real time -- local desktop and I -- resources and whether ties together it's gonna be really cool out we we are little went to their conference they had here in town. And so we're showing you some video footage that's they have bust developers out that conference again and invited everyone to kind of build an a for the first time so. Real quick it's available in labs that Adobe dot com. Did go warm Monday march 19 -- go and grab it. On right now excited to see how the everything works out yeah we have links up on the website and some demos that you can see kind of like. People actually using it -- and pieces of my parents epic tracks and circumstance like. That's good we have someone dig I think we're the ones -- should be cool cool. Well good for Apple now Apple has -- Yes. House again Apple and and a I would add menus and help me figure out all pro Apple it's every time I miss an Apple -- and look at you with acting and Apple well now that it runs on OS-X so it is -- amendments won a bronze on my that's where we."

" Should have this this thing. His -- it's used as he just acts just stopped like it's iPod only Vista actually that's yeah so I I installed it on my desktop and it was like it was a pirated copy. And the -- I'm -- that right the united well didn't try it when you're happy. Right so I tried out it was like I seriously they're pretty hardcore about he turned machine is like oh by the way the trial's over you can't do anything liberals -- to buy a copy. And so -- options via BitTorrent and respond to that I tried I bought an upgrade. -- they didn't work -- is like hoping it would -- woman old XP CDs it wouldn't in the it was like you need to go by the folding some -- through this we're gonna best buy and by the full things it would evidenced by. About the home additions and the ultimate here because ultimately would be expensive and outs that but after interest. Yeah it's great I have a running in I have I've been playing half life again. What -- registered dominant again encounters a counterstrike supplanting episode one do we should listen counterstrike yeah. And low levels will counterstrike is as flat not no that's not in the World of Warcraft and did three sets both of supposed to play. Crackdown on 36 is it was there's really been my pleasure agony I'd just -- that. -- but speaking of video games yes."

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" This Kevin he's the gatekeeper to them shall who are gatekeepers."

" Let's get an issue out shall we yes I want it started off with a very interesting story. Instincts we've been drinking is assuming it could way to start off the shelves and very strange. Woman grows nipple on flat. 2206. People thought this is investing enough to date it. Submitted by she witch and two of us it was -- at the time and than I expected. Again yes a foot nipple scroll down for picture right so this is -- medical condition it's not gonna laugh about well. It. -- So this on the end dermatology online journal -- the report ports on it has -- thing doesn't blow up the good to go all of them. And man -- on a flight was basically means -- it says twenty year old woman sought medical care for a lesion. A certain region of her -- there was a plan -- region her like plant okay -- region ever left foot. -- well formed nipple surrounded by aerial and hear. -- Microscopic examining Obama. Should hair follicles. I -- lands. Half cocked he had tissue was noticed that the base -- in clinical. Okay first for PCs that did this this is to our knowledge is the first report. Of breast tissue on a flight. I -- hopes -- so here's the connection. You don't zoom in on it again it's take a look at that and here."

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" Worst game cover of all time -- But he doesn't 308 people that this person and buy a X com and are inspired by a comment in the ten worst game covers of all time story. Which somehow didn't feature this one."

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" The airplane that didn't have any -- a -- of one that -- objective that -- that was just a great series of different Tuesday adding that yet amazing story work. Was it was awesome. The so anyways so wanted to says song yet does producer Richard Donner chose Jeff for the role of chunk and the cult classic eighties fail famines on the while."

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" Ted the most awkward TV interviews 2080 people put the stories submitted by outbid disease. Going all the way back to Barbara Walters in 1981. And as recently as last month this. List presents the most awkward interview moments of all time. I love that somebody can compiled this list. Because these interviews are off."

" Well our that was -- feel when it starts of course lit at number ten Crispin Glover. Fake it do you see yes -- was I watch a whole thing who who is Crispin Glover you is that he was the fly and in fact I -- What's up with him yet these things really that weird well supposedly what they say here is is that you know it was like. -- here what do I do. And then it said that unfortunately Crispin. Glover was actually like doing it as a -- some sort of like eighty Kaufman did what -- still like pretend to be crazy person and people were like later thought that some sort of genius. I don't know -- in that boat. But. To vote Hitler and move and I think Crispin Glover was desperately trying to get into that boat but didn't tell anybody an and it just and then. Basically they said get off my challenge yet I love the that was me saloons."

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" She's really cute but yet she was really you back that you might watch I think lady Jane was my first. Eighty JH is jesuit that is you your prayers it shoots Cox. Good who has -- fair if it did you like the first -- like and then amber connected to bulletin board systems I was downloading like. Would they download. Me. There was no -- early back together well I was there was like it was hard to get -- I know what they get what was her name I didn't get access to porn until much later that I downloaded them to where I can get it. Easily yeah. Man lady. 160 degree would know the city Crawford. Like bit maps. Back in languages -- one days. Did you notice it hosted the funny thing -- Sixteen colors you number one you could actually watches as being downloaded it is gonna come yes. -- Slow -- that's there was a way that 400. So the first over about I think I was actually talked to say that but I think I started McCain did well. Yeah saying next you know -- is 300."

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" Well I wasn't doing this one I I just does not mean you're scrolling up on Google maps and there's the guy hey. Looking up to this some else running camel hair I think it really Campbell I've heard they're they're they're just."

" I have heard that is Australia is steadily for the right we're gonna -- and call it it's as -- day and take me or do that. We can't long Dick Dick where it but nowhere else says this and what's this was this -- now than they block out some of them like you can't see. It's really about illnesses like on the -- and we are you think you're doing this on purpose and again politically go. And then there's another one that is why as the salt what what what's this is -- the surrounding area bit look at this guy's gonna tunes on -- Yeah but no but what's the where are we exhume out -- in Africa how much would you pay for real time satellite. Captures let's say you could rent. A satellite in capture certainly think why is it that we can't CEO of that stuff numbness is -- solutions via the we know more. You'll you buy that service would like real time satellite captures. Means like it's I have people I -- How. Back it up before that how who wouldn't. -- I think that I mean. I can use them like that for parking in San Francisco."

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" It's I think this is one that developers like to ms. Ingraham and there. -- thank you and having. This is nothing anywhere -- about it."

" Well anyway I hope that is true although some things weren't you know."

" They were just there. And a Google maps is fun to play around tomorrow and."

" Surprising how many people to spend so much time it trying to find little things over the world the latest anytime you place it here yeah of course."

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" So Kevin behind -- right now as a couple hundred developers that are very excited to start building Apollo apps but most of the world up -- public doesn't know what Apollo is they've heard about it you know. The -- is going it was in the new. Can you tell me what it is -- somebody so many people excited to get their hands on it."

" Well glad to see the excitement. Apollo is basically a way to take web applications. -- install them on your computer as -- dust up application so as a web developer you can maker up Natalie run in the browser you can actually deploy that to users just up -- get to it you know from the start menu in windows or from the dock and OS-X. So it really becomes more part of the primary -- user experience in your computer. Now these are actual like pop up windows or anything like that from a browser is the real process that's running on your computer. Why is Adobe doing this. Yeah it's funny because Adobe's really seen as more of a kind of creative designer company and certainly we are we got you know it's offered that. But with the integration Macromedia that happened but a year ago -- came from Macromedia hosts a T -- click there and in the week when we put the companies together. We really focus on how to unify designers and developers. Are authoring tools which you know they're called creative suite right now the way they're all integrated together. And end with Apollo were nibbling basically what we saw was the future of rich Internet applications and so we started brainstorming that. Actually this is really back but five years ago now we start to see. People start to make applications in the browser and start to take advantage of of of just html JavaScript and also flash and flex and where the earliest sites this is cycled the -- more hotel that's the first and I remember that that really started to change. The experience from a page load experience so one screen experience clients that process. They did that with flash and and that's the that's the one that I song and thought okay this is really direction this weeks ago how to make that better. And so we did several things one was improve the speed of the scripting language as right now JavaScript in action script we're we're really fast enough to do super. Complicated applications -- fortunately people's computers are getting faster so that's -- but really needed another boost to get more the next level application happened. And so we rewrote the virtual machine that does -- the script engine. And that's now an open source project that we were down at about three years Adobe and we've released -- to Mozilla Foundation and now we're here on the code there was Mozilla. Yeah so the engine in Firefox the scripting engine will be the same one that we have put the flash player. Same version of the language same engine and -- it just in time to parlors across ten times faster about. That converts scripts and native code to do that. It's that was one thing we did the other was come up with a framework help -- these applications now there's lots of frameworks -- and Ajax we started one a while ago for flash called flex. And also chemicals Brian outreach -- now says a lot of frameworks and we think that's really important in the build these applications quickly. And the third thing is Apollo which. Most most most people still haven't really seen this yet but it but. We're we're we're hoping that Richard applications would take off and then people would start seeing some of the limitations and want to get the next level themselves. You know like being able access your local hard disk for data being able to do whether online or offline and then work offline when you are. Be able to reason notification you know lot of things that dust up applications needs to be able to do we kind of lost we went to the web. And so were thinking okay how do we get some of those -- back again but still be a web application. And so that's kind of -- with the."

" ISS and they demos they -- off the really cool. Now there are also running on all three platforms so you it's gonna be -- wants -- runs anywhere. It's so tell me about your launching with the windows and Mac versions -- what's the release schedule look like."

" So we're starting so Apollo will run on Mac windows and Linux we're starting with Mac and windows for version one so that the release that we're. Putting up -- labs Mac and windows. We had to get the flash player nine to overcome the next we just finished that there's another team's gonna be able to get going on the Linux version of Apollo and they'll be coming out shortly after. One point oh for Mac and windows. Very cool and best of all this is free for developers to get started. So. You're -- this and release this is -- is a free application yet totally it's a completely free run time just like the flash player. Or browsers or the reader. And so and there's also -- that's for you can build Apollo -- and wrap it up in the format to deploy it and that's the freest okay. And also flex the framework is now free to which most people don't realize that that there's a reflects a CK can use to rate. You're rich Internet out using whatever editor you want clips or whatever. So all those things are free and we hope we see most people make applications."

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" So Kevin behind -- right now as a couple hundred developers that are very excited to start building Apollo apps but most of the world up -- public doesn't know what Apollo is they've heard about it you know. The -- is going it was in the new. Can you tell me what it is -- somebody so many people excited to get their hands on it."

" Well glad to see the excitement. Apollo is basically a way to take web applications. -- install them on your computer as -- dust up application so as a web developer you can maker up Natalie run in the browser you can actually deploy that to users just up -- get to it you know from the start menu in windows or from the dock and OS-X. So it really becomes more part of the primary -- user experience in your computer. Now these are actual like pop up windows or anything like that from a browser is the real process that's running on your computer. Why is Adobe doing this. Yeah it's funny because Adobe's really seen as more of a kind of creative designer company and certainly we are we got you know it's offered that. But with the integration Macromedia that happened but a year ago -- came from Macromedia hosts a T -- click there and in the week when we put the companies together. We really focus on how to unify designers and developers. Are authoring tools which you know they're called creative suite right now the way they're all integrated together. And end with Apollo were nibbling basically what we saw was the future of rich Internet applications and so we started brainstorming that. Actually this is really back but five years ago now we start to see. People start to make applications in the browser and start to take advantage of of of just html JavaScript and also flash and flex and where the earliest sites this is cycled the -- more hotel that's the first and I remember that that really started to change. The experience from a page load experience so one screen experience clients that process. They did that with flash and and that's the that's the one that I song and thought okay this is really direction this weeks ago how to make that better. And so we did several things one was improve the speed of the scripting language as right now JavaScript in action script we're we're really fast enough to do super. Complicated applications -- fortunately people's computers are getting faster so that's -- but really needed another boost to get more the next level application happened. And so we rewrote the virtual machine that does -- the script engine. And that's now an open source project that we were down at about three years Adobe and we've released -- to Mozilla Foundation and now we're here on the code there was Mozilla. Yeah so the engine in Firefox the scripting engine will be the same one that we have put the flash player. Same version of the language same engine and -- it just in time to parlors across ten times faster about. That converts scripts and native code to do that. It's that was one thing we did the other was come up with a framework help -- these applications now there's lots of frameworks -- and Ajax we started one a while ago for flash called flex. And also chemicals Brian outreach -- now says a lot of frameworks and we think that's really important in the build these applications quickly. And the third thing is Apollo which. Most most most people still haven't really seen this yet but it but. We're we're we're hoping that Richard applications would take off and then people would start seeing some of the limitations and want to get the next level themselves. You know like being able access your local hard disk for data being able to do whether online or offline and then work offline when you are. Be able to reason notification you know lot of things that dust up applications needs to be able to do we kind of lost we went to the web. And so were thinking okay how do we get some of those -- back again but still be a web application. And so that's kind of -- with the."

" ISS and they demos they -- off the really cool. Now there are also running on all three platforms so you it's gonna be -- wants -- runs anywhere. It's so tell me about your launching with the windows and Mac versions -- what's the release schedule look like."

" So we're starting so Apollo will run on Mac windows and Linux we're starting with Mac and windows for version one so that the release that we're. Putting up -- labs Mac and windows. We had to get the flash player nine to overcome the next we just finished that there's another team's gonna be able to get going on the Linux version of Apollo and they'll be coming out shortly after. One point oh for Mac and windows. Very cool and best of all this is free for developers to get started. So. You're -- this and release this is -- is a free application yet totally it's a completely free run time just like the flash player. Or browsers or the reader. And so and there's also -- that's for you can build Apollo -- and wrap it up in the format to deploy it and that's the freest okay. And also flex the framework is now free to which most people don't realize that that there's a reflects a CK can use to rate. You're rich Internet out using whatever editor you want clips or whatever. So all those things are free and we hope we see most people make applications."

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