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Daly source code for February 21st 2005 transmitters, we don't need no stinkin' transmitters!

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The podcast is a generation of rockers!

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Autistic, it's Adam Curry!

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Alright, that kind of sucked, doesn't matter.

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Hey everybody!

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Alright, I admit it.

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I'm someone who needed it.

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It's all on the fingers.

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I just got back from the Dawn and Drew Shindig.

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Everybody get your daily source code.

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It is technically Monday.

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It's February 21st 2005.

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Work with a daily source code coming to you from San Francisco.

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Actually it's Sunday night, so technically we'd have to say it.

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It would have to say it's 20th, but when I get this up on line, it'll be the 21st in certainly in East Coast and all of Europe.

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So, only us here on the West Coast are lagging a little bit behind.

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Hey everybody, it's good to talk to you.

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It's been a couple days and left in New York, obviously, and have located to San Francisco.

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We're kind of downtown, and it's beautiful here.

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Except for the weather, but it's nice and yellow, you know.

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So, this evening, at 7 o'clock, when it started, was the Dawn and Drew extravaganza, the Shindig, the Hoda.

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Oh my god, I'm trying to...

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Let me just make sure I've got my wires all crackling and messing it all up there.

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Wow, I mean, what a great fan base, what a community Dawn and Drew man, this was awesome.

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Let's see, PsychoFam Jeff was there, PsychoFam number two.

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Oh man, parts of the Pod Squad, Steve Bielmore, Michael Butler, Michael Gohagan.

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We see Dawn and Drew obviously.

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Oh man, the folks from young who were on the cover of the New York Times with their cooking podcast.

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Our friend from Apple, who has been...

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I'm not going to mention his name, because, you know, I don't want to jinx it.

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It's been so good helping us with the recent dot Mac problems.

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Oh man, some people who were interested in doing a podcast about...

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It's an introduced foreign film to US audiences.

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It was just, you know, wow, a lot of really interesting people all in one spot.

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It was without a doubt, invigorating.

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So I'm back at the hotel now.

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In my hotel room, and we haven't spoken to each other for a couple of days,

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didn't really get a Friday source code in there, because let me think,

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I mean, geez, we have so much to talk about.

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Let's see, the Bitties.

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Let me see, go back that far.

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Hooked up with the Bitties on Saturday.

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And they came over to the hotel in New York.

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Had a great time. Oh, took a great picture, which Lian sent to me.

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So I'll get that up online as soon as I can.

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And we hung out, we talked about the Bittie cast,

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and they told me all about their plans.

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And, you know, these girls, they've got it together.

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So cool. I'm so happy for the success of getting the show at Joe's Pub.

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And just, you know, having a final day in New York with them was really nice to kind of wrap things up.

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Particularly since I had a, it was like the end of the day, right?

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Or the afternoon.

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And so I had one, and I'm not really a drink at all.

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As you know, I mean to other things.

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And what I have, I had a, a vodka martini, pop my goodness.

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Whew. Also on Saturday, I hooked up with Cindy,

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squipper from the Ken and Squip show.

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Of course, I used to work together at my company in New York.

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And it was great to see her and, you know, reminisce about some, some good times.

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Yes, some good times.

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And talk a little bit about her, a podcast that she's doing with Ken.

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And it's, it's really, it's been, often on.

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We just been talking to people, of course, the New York Times article.

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You probably heard about this on the front page of New York Times,

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a big podcast story.

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My phone started ringing at like quarter seven in the morning.

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Because we've been talking to all these people in New York about podcasting.

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And there it was, you know, boom, front page of the Times.

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Wide magazine came out with their special about the future of radio.

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So I guess there's three avenues that, that they're looking at, which is a satellite radio.

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And it was just like, wow, you know, they're totally predicting this as,

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What's going to ruin radio?

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Or perhaps I would, you know, say, what's going to reinvent it and reinvigorate it.

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Maybe just we've kind of, kind of lost track of how many cool things you can really do with it.

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Howard Stern has never been about, you know, how wrong she can get.

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Most guys, you know, if they're straight, they get off on,

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It's the honesty and there's no fake voices.

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Great time with everybody at the Don Andrew Shindig.

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There's people, I think I'm really bad at names.

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He came in from Tampa, Florida.

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I was flying back at 7 o'clock this morning.

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It was, I know him for getting all kinds of people who,

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Sam Levin run around like a maniac as usual.

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Great community.

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Great to everyone come out.

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A lot of fun.

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Let's get some cranking here in the podcast.

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I've told you about Sid, my Pimp Daddy,

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who has been known to send me a pretty cool mashup.

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He sent me this one a couple of days ago.

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I didn't kind of like it for a month.

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I get in the mood.

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Apple Levin versus McSleazy.

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use the set since I last refreshed the batteries. I really pissed of myself because I thought

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I'd bought my eye a river because I was totally planning on doing some sound seeing here

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there and you know, I thought maybe San Francisco would be nice and costed so many different

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opportunities I've had but I can't find it either. Either I've lost it or I just didn't

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bring it with me. I want to go on with the window now. There's no much going on here. Earlier

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there were some sirens and stuff going off could have been a little bit of some street noise.

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Hotel room was really nice. Psycho fan Jeff hooked us up with hotel rooms that friends and

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family price and he had a you know like a little welcoming envelope for everyone who's come out to

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see Don Drew. It's just has been it's like we've come to Mecca baby. It's beautiful. I'm sorry.

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Let me just get it. Water here. Did they uh I thought they had brought new coffee pods. What does

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you know they have coffee stuff in your room but they give me like two regular, where's my

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fucking sense? Two regular fresh brew coffee and then one decaffeinated so I had run up and

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so we drank that while we drank the regular. There's still tea. I could have that. I've got a water now

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so I'll be good. So um flight this morning. I want to talk about that for a second man. It's

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you know I haven't been in New York since before 9-11. Been in the States obviously but not in New York

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and so this morning Sunday flight granted it's you know a very busy day considering you know it's

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Sunday and it's the holiday weekend and then everything. But I hadn't flown from JFK or any

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really New York airport in a long time and let me just talk about this Homeland Security business.

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Now I know a lot about aviation. I'm a pilot so I'm going to have to say that um you know

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I know what's going on in the air and I know what's safe and not safe and you know what you can protect

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from what you can't protect but I was really just blown away by the amount of bullshit the

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citizens of the United States of America are putting up with to fly. You know it's a fucking show.

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I mean you kind of carry your bags to the scanner and then the scanner to the bomb detector

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and then you go through one checkpoint and another checkpoint and then you take off all your fucking

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clothes and you know and and I know as Americans we're like yeah but you know we got to do this

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for safety and against terrorism but if it were really helping any in protecting us I'd be all

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for it but it's crap it's you know this is the people I see running the scans and you know

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now they're government officials right they're Homeland Security and you know that's great

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and I'll do in their job and it's all patriotic and all that shit but come on it's not it's not

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protecting us it's really not it's not making your flight any safer just you know think about it

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logically okay so maybe you can't have the exploding shoes you know she's it's not hard to get on

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to a tarmac anywhere any airport and do whatever you want to do you know the whole point

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about the the the the nine eleven terrorist attacks is that no one expected them to do it this way

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so you know you can go on protecting this crazy it's crazy it's really slowing everybody down

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the economy would grow and speed up if we got rid of some of that shit or why don't we just

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make a big red gate at the at the the door of every single airport and you walk through it

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and you hear all these lasers and scans and retinal things going and lights flashing and

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robotic voices talking will all be really fucking convinced that we're safe and you've been sniffed

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and did nothing can explode or dangerous or pointy or whatever and we look inside your DNA and

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your brain and just tell people that they're safe but hurry the process up okay gosh and in

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New York itself I mean I hadn't been in New York so I used to go to all these buildings and you know

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meetings and I've been to these places before and now in New York you have to go through

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it's like the terrorism is broad and a tremendous industry there must be hundreds of millions

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of dollars worth of scanning equipment and wet logic tech Jesus Christ everywhere I see these

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fucking logic tech webcams there and you know when you come into the country at customs you

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have to look into the webcam and it's all logic tech which is kind of interesting and it's

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tremendous money was made on this terrorism business let me tell you any same thing at the

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buildings you're not secure this can you're bag but you know you can you can always

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go detonate yourself it's just well anyway end of rant Jesus Christ I can't believe it and

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apparently it's not that bad at every airport in the States but I could believe it and it was

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a flight from New York to San Francisco just it's crazy crazy I tell you magic has been traveling

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Madge Weinstein have been following everyone's favorite lesbian on a trip down to to Gussies Place

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in Miami and by the way also I'll be sure to check out Feast of Fools which is Madge's friend

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Faustos podcast very interesting very funny very very funny Patricia's gonna love it

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when I get back home I'm gonna totally turn around to all these pie now she's she's

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listening to Madge before but I think she'll like Feast of Fools as well but you know Madge was

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basically reading all these big billboards and these big signs driving down I guess it's

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not A1A is it maybe it is A1A or the Ronald Reagan highway I think is what it was

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and she ran across a sign which well it was a clear channel sign and let's listen together

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to what Madge said because I heard this I think late Friday night or Saturday night maybe

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yes on the Friday night in my hotel room and I was just laughing out loud when I heard this

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and on this has to be the post disgusting thing I've seen even in Florida a billboard that says

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God give me a sign and it has the clear channel of icon right below it or the clear channel logo

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on the clear channel name on the sign not just the advertiser of the sign it's also the advertiser

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on the bottom of the sign is the sign owner but it specifically says God give me a sign clear channel

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so that is the most fucked up thing I've ever seen what the fuck does that supposed to mean

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that up God is what's making a clear channel on half the planet as far as radio is concerned

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well listen to this fucking sign this is Madge Weinstein on the god damn podcast

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okay I'm your fucking sign you in his holes I'm your sign take this

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lovely Madge Weinstein use radio on useradio.com totally trippy love that very much

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got an email from a blast from the past was in New York you know again I'm looking at my

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my Gmail on red count 500 exactly on red so it's hard I'm trying to pick stuff out and

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archive stuff that I want to get back to later and you know this what happens when you're on the road

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email from David Weiss a blast from the past you may know him better as David was of was not

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scripting language it's an object database I mean I love this I love frontier there's a San Francisco

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should really work on expanding the directory work on let me see you know making it this people

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who own the nodes in the directory there's so much more we can do with that and so I really had some

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in a pandemic by the way I wanted to say that I had checked that out and I talked about the opml browser

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and immediately Ed got all over some of the some of the things with the links it turns out I didn't

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see the the links in the opml directory they were down below in the browser and so he's he's

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got to say it's sweet it's short it's you know it's minimal but it has all the bits in there and all the

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advantages of you know some some smart management of your files it's definitely check that out

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and I am I Q so anyway working on it working on making that better so bear with me there is

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also there's a if you want a static version of the file semi email if you're using it in

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feed as it is now just shoot me an email and put it in the subject opml directory and then I'll

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all I do a little bit of experimentation okay so that's the iPodder directory what else oh yeah

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at Apple this is a friend now I didn't know him previously and he had been following along the

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rants of you know all of a sudden these problems that we were seeing with dot Mac I disk hosting

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people like me putting their podcasts on the other I disk because for some reason the way their

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web servers are set up they weren't returning the size of the file which is something that most

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showing up anymore on not for any podcast any MP3 file that was hosted on a dot Mac server on

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I disk and it does turn out that there was some you know some code that you know that they had

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all the podcasts that are being hosted on their infrastructure and they really came to at least these

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guys you know in the in the dot Mac server center I guess sort of network operations center they

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completely fixed and then we can go back to using our dot Mac for hosting which is good news

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let me see we have here man it's so much to catch up on oh got a plug Clark's podcast

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you know Clark he came to interview me for for NPR and also for BBC and there was a great BBC

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technology feature on their website so the radio program is called the world and they have a podcast

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now so you should check out the world dot org and the podcast specifically is the world dot org slash

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rss slash tech dot xml and of course that URL in the show notes as usual hi Adam this is rena Marie

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from bandtracks.net and the association of music podcasting we thought you might like to hear a little

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taste of the pod safe music that's playing on the amp network right now yeah on the $250 million

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radio show the pledge from story of blue from the accident hash podcast tale of the rain and the

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moon from Jeff bird an insomnia radio taste of the good life from chance

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from in over your head radio Eric rinso with gloss

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on indie feeds alternative rock channel ikea from Jonathan Colton

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not a bodega not a mall and this is thankful apartment smaller than mine as if there were

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apartments smaller than mine ikea i love that song and from the bandtracks podcast at

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bandtracks.net the muffs with really really happy thanks Adam be sure to check out all the

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great independent music shows that make up the association of music podcasting at music podcasting

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dot org where you can find all the links to great independent music you've probably never heard

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oh man i love hearing a female voice on the podcast that's so nice i've missed it hey that's

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pretty cool the association of music podcasters i've been following that i like it i dig the songs

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too and i love that ikea too i think did i play that on the source code one's good song

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and a great way to sample tunes so bring them on and that the length of that is great you know

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thank you very much appreciate it Adam this is Michael from visit my Las Vegas podcast

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you've been talking about Vegas a little bit on your show and so i decided to take up the

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challenge of going out and creating a sound scene tour the neon museum in Las Vegas we have a lot

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of neon in the city obviously and neon signs are one of those few things that are saved around

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here before we upload something i just walked around and talked about the signs they described the

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signs and so it was fairly easy although i did have some wind noise and forgot to take some photos

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the night i went out oh i got all the neon signs those are lit up i just forgot to capture a few

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storefronts i posted the mp3 and the photos at audio dot visit my lasvegas dot com you can

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listen to the mp3 and your laptop and then follow through the photos and when Elvis says thank you

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thank you very much you flip over to the next photo yeah i know it's cheesy but we are in Las Vegas

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so really i made you a sound scene of the banana gift snacks this this huge super biggest

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glit store it might be fun to walk through and talk about dice clocks and all the statues and fuzzy

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dice anyway have a listen to the uh sound scene tour and let me know what you think thanks

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excellent also added to the sound scene tours podcast sound scene tours dot com and i got to get

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i got to get Patricia de Vegas man that was a bummer last time we went i was actually that was just a

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little bit before uh i started podcasting i was actually already learning apple script at the time

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i think that i'd written one or two uh XML like parsing things at a part of it uh and i did a

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live radio broadcast actually uh mary i am a ordained minister mary uh was it six couples was it six

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were seven couples live on the air for a Dutch radio is doing then and that was a lot of fun

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and Vegas you know if you haven't been there in a couple years it's just amazing and uh but Patricia

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couldn't go a doctor would litter at that point but uh i think she's she's ready and uh yeah

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well i'm ready for vacation no matter what uh the three of us are you know we're scheming

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christina's gonna figure out one or next vacation is from school and uh we're gonna we're gonna do

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some fun we're ready it's been uh it's been a year since we went on vacation and you know with the

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move and everything uh yeah we're ready and it's it's still you know we're still living in Europe

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so it's not like we got all this yeah we got sunshine but not like real sunshine that's just

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beating down and soaking in your skin you know let's see what do we add uh 28 minutes on the podcast

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right now um and still only about oh shoot halfway through boy um let's see Michael Jackson

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anything else to report on him i was kind of sad uh you know where he fell ill he got the flu

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flew and he was puking in his limo and he drove to the hospital and i was watching Fox News at

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the time and you know they got Michael Jackson's mom on the phone and it was it was i wish i had

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a sound clip of that because she was like she was almost in tears you know just you could hear

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her mom so frustrated about all this stuff that's happened and then of course i saw some of

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the leaked testimony on uh smoking gun and i don't know i don't know it it's hard to say

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and things people will do for money you know i i have some experience with that

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i do people will do the craziest fucking things for money so anyway uh let's not forget that uh

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innocent and top proven guilty and uh damn it's still a very talented guy

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uh okay i'm like losing some energy here it's been crazy it's been a crazy week

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it tomorrow got back to back meetings um then Tuesday it's the um the wired

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rave awards in the afternoon when's day uh trying to hook up with some people then uh Thursday

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i'm going up to uh Seattle and then uh they oh i got that which reminds me i should really

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book a flight back i'm trying to figure out if i'm gonna fly from Seattle if i'm gonna fly from

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San Francisco uh and then it'll be good to be back home finally after uh

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after once i'm like 10 days big big big mega trip for me now let's take a podcast

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yeah my mama always said the hit test was like a box of chocolates you never know what you're

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gonna get time by the curry to take the hit test right to go with yon hold it

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yo baby hi Adam hey yon how you doing buddy this is another edition of the hit test

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i am ready and some changes have been made so um please let me know what you think at the end of this

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um i listen to your suggestions and the intros are not as long as they use to be

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oh shit it's gonna be hard very short and i think i'm gonna play them two times for you so

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okay there's also other news the hit test has to get its own RSS feed now right on uh you can

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find all information about uh the RSS feed on my new blog and you can find my blog at uh

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yonfolet dot block spot dot com that's jan b-o-l-e-t dot block spot dot com and i hope

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Adam i'm putting a drone out into your shield just wrote it in there uh well let's try

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the new version of the hit test this is number one

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and this is number two whoa whoa whoa whoa what happened to my two

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my two uh two clues oh it's he dot block spot dot com and i hope Adam um you can

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put this link into your show notes uh well let's try the new version of the hit test this is number one

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somebody's like oh what's the number two then she's this is number two

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shit oh stop stop stop stop stop stop

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this is it uh is that uh canny logins this is it yeah i think it's canny logins and number three

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oh uh uh um i think i think i think i was talking here and then this is very short

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yeah it's one more time number one all right okay i'm going to go with Stevie Wonder Master Blaster

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Dan and uh uh I know it's wrong but number two okay that's uh this is it

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and number three

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that's definitely talking head if you want to hit them again go back uh a little bit and uh

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play again yeah rewind this is answer number one you know i had this one wrong I

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know Stevie Wonder is oh okay this is Master Blaster yeah all right i had it right i thought it was

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good and the second answering today's hit test it's Kenny Login yeah

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this is it's got it nailed it

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that makes you about three

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and the third and final answer the talking heads with slippery people

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okay so i didn't get the title that was harder i like that challenge it

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i love you

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answer number three in today's hit test we're talking heads and slippery people

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well Adam that's it for today um please let me know what you think about the changes i've made

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and again all information about the hit test can be found at

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yonpo let's dot'sblockspot dot com okay see you next time for another edition of the hit test

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by Adam thanks yon appreciate love the changes much more challenging totally cool they're going

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it and you can even uh try some uh sixties and fifty shit i mean i'll be fun too because

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although just what everybody likes listening to the hit test uh too much 80s uh makes it a little

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narrow because uh i do get a lot of people saying hey you know i've uh 50 no let's say not a lot

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people Steve Gilmore says you could do 56 these maybe even some 70s so uh you can you know

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shaken up a bit but i really do like the shorter bits that's uh maybe you do the you know do the

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bit and then do a two to two play each clip two times after each other with a little bit of

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breaking between maybe that's even better so that i don't have to stop and yeah and i'll just let

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it run through um and then either i guess it or i don't right so i get two chances to guess it

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with the audience that's probably the best way to do it thanks again yonpo let and it's in the show

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notes yonpo let dot blogspot dot com oh dot the present hey Adam this is Neville Hubson and Amsterdam

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a nice place you might be familiar with and this is shell holes in San Francisco uh Neville and

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I are both fans of the daily source code and you've inspired us to produce a twice weekly podcast

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called for immediate release the Hubson and Holtz report for immediate release is in the ipodded.org

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directory under business our focus is the public relations and organisational communication

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business we cover goings on in the online world of communications we interview interesting people

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we talk about the issues of the day we even play some pod safe music and any of your listeners who

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might work in the communications business should visit for immediate release dot biz and subscribe

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and who knows one day we may even have occasion to throw in a little

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alright guys thank you very much time to throw in a bit of pod safe music myself here

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this is um let me see where to get this from this is Harvey King from i guess the CD

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best of money can buy or uh maybe just an online album it's the best of money can buy

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gonna play it as the last bit for today source code to kick off your week for monday

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of your eight twenty first

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That money can buy, that money can buy, that money can buy, that money can buy, that money can buy.

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Money is the rule of evil if the good book does not lie.

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Yet the shepherds must increase the flock to get the best money can buy.

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Hope on tiff of the kates and postulates says birth control must be denied.

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See its conference pennies feel cathedrous, the best money can buy, or the best.

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That money can buy, that money can buy, the best, the best, that money can buy.

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The economy is the issue, don't get the best of money can buy.

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Go get yourself some leadership, the best that money can buy.

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The internet of the lobby is the best money can buy, and you've got yourselves a government.

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The best that money can buy, who or best?

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The magazine TV and movies glamorize the best money can buy, and the showroom folks are killed again.

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Every time I got to working hard to get the best money can buy, yes, you must have the final thing.

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The best that money can buy, so you trade it off your kids, the oceans, mountains and the skies, and you've got yourselves a slice of life.

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The best that money can buy, that money can buy, the best, or best.

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That money can buy, that money can buy, that money can buy, that money can buy, that money will sing the blues, nobody wants to run, everybody wants to be hanged with you.

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But nobody wants to die, just spend that money on a third world, honey, let the rest of the world go by, just along you know you can always get the best money can buy, or best.

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I'm talking about the best now, talking about the best year, talking about the best that money can buy.

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Do, yeah, the best that money can buy on your daily source code, that is Harvey King, and that is going to do it for Monday the 21st, start of a new week, have a good one, everybody.

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Thanks for subscribing, thanks for tuning in, and you're just finding this somewhere, you can find this show, the archives and the podcast feed at dailysourcecode.com.

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I'm just with the little XML button there, copy that link and put that into your eye product.

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Adam and Cory.com is my email address.

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I'm pretty sure that my Gmail entry 3 feedback at Gmail.com account is filled up, so I'm going to, thanks by the way for all the suggestions on what to do.

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It really has a sure fire fix. I guess it's just going to open up a new Gmail account to make it work.

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My web blog is www.curry.com. The iPodtern.org directories where you can find all the fresh new podcasts and podcasts organized by directories, nodes, categories.

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Hey, I'll see you tomorrow, everybody. Take care.

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Thank you.