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Oh, yes, the daily source code for March 29th, 2005.

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Yo, DJ!

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Are you done, Netflix?

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Your DJ has only just begun.

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

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Do the next generation radio content in my ears.

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We don't need not sticking grids in.

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I like to think I'm flying into this jerk.

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I'm just kidding.

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It's Adam Curry.

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Hey everybody.

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Welcome to the daily source code from Southfield.

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I'm going to go away.

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Let's stand there looking at me, naked.

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The daily source code coming to you from the balcony of our wonderful

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Rent and condo here in South Beach.

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Close to Miami Beach, Florida.

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Oh man, this is definitely going to be a vacation cast.

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You don't mind.

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Probably underprepared, but how many comments do I have to read?

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And how many emails do I have to receive it?

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I just got to do some kind of something, right?

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Got to get some kind of podcast out there.

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Oh, shoot.

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I just just turned off all the lights.

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I'm out on the balcony.

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This is one of those, you know, kind of like the Miami Rice condos that you see,

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the high rise is run the 19th floor right now and have that peasant out here.

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Time now is 5 a.m. UK time, which makes it 11 p.m. here in Miami.

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And we just got back from dinner, which is always much,

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vacation time is always later by, by definition, but it seems like light here in general

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is just much later.

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And I'm on messed up.

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We're all jet lagging, crazy.

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So I really just wanted to talk about a couple things about our stay so far as you can tell.

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I'm pretty out of it.

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It's wow.

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We had a long plane ride, Sunday.

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We left.

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We left the cottage.

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And we're able to get a direct flight to Miami on British airways.

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The flight was pretty much unabentful.

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It was nice, you know, it was, yeah, it was just, you know, a typical 10 hour flight,

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which, oh man, it's like, you think you're going to New York and then a little bit,

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but you really are going like 10 hours.

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That's with the headwinds.

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On the way back, it would be a little bit shorter, about eight and a half hours.

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We just make sure I've got enough volume here.

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I'm basically just, we just got back from dinner and I said, you know what?

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I just got to do a little, oh, okay, I see what's going on.

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I have my volume turned down on the, I'm back to old school now.

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Of course, I didn't bring my 19 inch rack.

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Don't have no valve or tube processors.

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And I think like that, it's just me the laptop and the microphone.

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You hear that?

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So this is, I mean, the view is, I'm going to take a picture.

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I tried to buy a camera the other day.

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The one I wanted, they didn't have in stock.

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So I decided just to wait until I can get that one.

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But 19 floor, overlooking part of the marina.

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And let's see, you've got a straight shot of the downtown Miami.

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And of course, on the other side, you can see the beach.

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It is just absolutely phenomenal.

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You've got these, the balcony itself, I think of this.

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This is a two bedroom condo that we're renting for, for 10 days.

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The balcony is probably like 800 square feet.

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It's just unbelievable.

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And the first, we were here Sunday.

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So we got in Sunday, Sunday night.

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It's just, there was so much wind.

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Excuse me.

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A little bit dusty up here.

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So even though it's vacation, just a quick update.

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Ron is in the same building.

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Oh, that's what you're just turning the lights on again.

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He lives in this building.

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That's how we were able to get a hold of this condo that we could rent for the time while we're here.

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So of course, we've been doing a little bit of just a teensy little bit of work.

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I mean, we've closed, I think, six contracts in the past two weeks.

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It's kind of convenient, but I am officially on vacation.

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Haven't even checked out the pool yet.

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I've been going through infrastructure stuff.

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because there was, there was internet here in the, in the apartment.

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But it basically, you know, a cable motor with a Ethernet wire coming out of it.

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So I went to the Apple store at the Aventura Mall.

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I think giving shit away now at the Apple store unbelievable.

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There must have been 20 to 25 people in line to pay continuously.

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it's a self-contained unit kind of looks like the power adapter that comes with the,

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with the power booking is plug it in.

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I'm not going to make sure what it costs, actually.

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I got my Wi-Fi, which of course is not going to be an Apple Wi-Fi,

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but you kind of guessed that already.

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Oh yeah, no, now that I'm recording on the,

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now that I'm recording on the power book,

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it's kind of hard to use firefox.

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So it's definitely more than the 49 box I paid for this little mini d-link.

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Which is the 56 megabit per second version, the 802.11G.

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and you know, little antenna on it.

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So it's perfectly happy with that.

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Still looking for the perfect windows machine to buy,

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to tote around both as my Skype phone and my podcasting recording set up.

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Haven't found that yet.

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And we just been, you know, trying to chill a little bit.

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It's been getting used to the time difference.

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You know, I've been traveling a little bit more recently,

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so for me is, I don't know where my ass is.

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I'm completely, completely confused when it comes to all time zones.

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Yeah, there's a night flight coming in from somewhere.

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Flying almost overhead the marina.

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So the girls are just a little bit jet lag,

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but they're getting better.

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As I said, this is just going to be a short little update podcast,

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just to let you know that I'm still alive.

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Oh, and by the way, something that was troubling me for a couple of days

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was what really happened to Billy Ocean.

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I don't remember where we played.

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The numberally hurts without you.

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And a whole bunch of people sent me basically the same story

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that Tom sent me.

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And of course, I put this on the show notes on curry.com.

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But after his 1994 smash at Caribbean Queen,

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and over the next five years,

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Billy Ocean topped US and international charts with suddenly lover boy.

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They'll be sad songs when the going gets tough,

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get out of my dreams.

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Well, Billy Ocean, after that sadly, apparently fell into drugs,

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went to prison and obscurity in the 1990s.

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Billy returned to his native Trinidad in 2002

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as earned notable respect,

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and adulation from schools of fine and performing arts.

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He's now a grain, bearded, dreadlocked elder in his 50s.

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He enjoys gardening, playing pan,

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and occasionally touring Europe.

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At least he's alive, man.

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There's so many people who didn't make it through all of that.

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It's pretty tough to hear about Billy.

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Let's take a little quick walk up and down the balcony here.

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Hold on, let me take off the headphones.

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So I'm now kind of like at the corner, which means,

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I guess this is the, what is that?

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That would be the eastern corner, I think?

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So the northern corner, that's it, right?

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Looking over the marina.

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Maybe you can hear the traffic down below on the causeway.

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You probably hear some of that rustling through.

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Nice corner shroud here.

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This is dining room table.

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All kind of normal stuff.

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You know, it's crazy though.

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So this place is basically glass, right?

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It's glass on two sides, big sliding doors.

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have at least once, but I've actually done a twice.

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I've walked into the glass, even though the doors have been slid open,

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so you can walk through.

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I just, I don't know what it is.

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You know, it's like, probably just mindlessness.

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Just kind of walking around.

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Oh, I'm going to walk outside and bunk.

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I bumped into it, Christina bumped into it.

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Patricia was the best.

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She had a sandwich.

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She bumped into into the glass sliding door,

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and there's like sandwich all over the door.

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Let me get the headphones back on here.

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So, let me see.

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What have we gotten?

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Like, a 10 minutes is almost nothing.

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A couple of things, just a little bit of business.

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I got a take care of here.

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A couple of promos that I promised I'd play,

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otherwise I'd get into trouble.

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So check these off.

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Hey, Adam, how's it going?

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It's reges here and I got a little trivia question for you.

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What do you get when you take a guy like me

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who could his job in the public schools to be self-employed?

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I mean, I don't work, but I'm not unemployed.

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A dad who's a domestic engineer by day,

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karaoke DJ by night.

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I mean, I make money, but I don't work.

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And finally, a guy that's unlucky in love and careers,

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did you know that you can file for an appointment on line now?

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Mix them all together, and what do you got?

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Not sure.

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Well, here's a little audio clue for you.

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Let's put them on me to have a career.

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Hello, a career.

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And there's your answer.

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A show called The Unemployment Line.

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For you guys podcasting at a Tuesday morning because

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we have no jobs.

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Find us on the web at unemploymentcho.com.

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And now, back to you, Adam, in the studio.

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In the studio, out on the balcony here in the lovely South Beach, Florida.

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On the vacation, I've been looking forward to this for a while.

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We really needed some sun and sunshine.

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We will get it.

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It's been 80 degrees.

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Except for the first.

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Excuse me, the first day, as I said, Monday, Sunday through Monday was just

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a little windy.

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And it's just going to be great tomorrow again.

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I don't know what we're going to do.

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We're just going to chill out.

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We know we're going to vote over here.

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One thing that I do know for 100% for sure is in this week,

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Ron and I are going to do a podcast together.

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I'm going to interview him.

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Let's find out what he's been working on.

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And you guys know what?

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I've been working on.

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Let's find out what he's been working on.

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Maybe we can make some damage announcements already, you know?

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Hello, Adam, just a brief promo to invite you and all your listeners to

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check out the latest edition of digital flats.

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This is our show number 11, the one pound edition.

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And it promises to be the most explosive edition ever.

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We can be found at the directory at ipodder.org.

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Come give us a listen.

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Thanks a lot, Adam.

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Peace out.

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PW Fender.

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I'd like to tell you, it's one of my favorite podcasts, digital

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flats.

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I look forward to it.

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Every single weekend when it comes out.

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It's usually out Friday or Saturday, depending on when my ipodder

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It is.

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It's always a theme based show and just some great music.

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PW's got a great voice.

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And I just, you know, the themes are good.

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I really, really, really enjoy it.

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I know that the one pound edition is a great story.

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So make sure you check that out.

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You know, I'm going to save all the stuff that I had for tomorrow.

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I got a mash up with the, so you got a Kylie Britney mash up.

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I got a Joan Jett Queen mash up.

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Got a couple of pod save tunes.

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I might even just run to iTunes and buy something because of the weather is just so inspiring.

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So I'm going to cut it reasonably short for tonight.

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And we'll be back tomorrow.

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Sometimes in the afternoon with a longer edition.

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So I'll post this as I guess Tuesday's show.

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If I could still get it compressed and get it up to the server on time.

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And tomorrow I'll be back with more.

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I'll be a little more coherent.

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Still just a little bit jet lag, but one let you know.

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I'm alive.

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We're having a good time.

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Stuff is moving ahead.

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And it's all happening in South Beach, baby.

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On the balcony.

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Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

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All right.

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Should have any questions about this.

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Rather under-performing show, short as it is.

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Atamercurry.com or through the problem at www.curry.com.

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DailySourceco.com for the pod show, pod cast feed, and for the latest, and the archive.

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So how are all the people in charge?

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I'm off to bed, man.

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I've had it.

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I'll see you all tomorrow.

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I'll take care.

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