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Hey, everybody.

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How you doing?

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Welcome to the Daily Source Code.

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You can tell by the crackling of the microphone

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that you're receiving the correct podcast.

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Another beautiful day in San Francisco.

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It's early on Tuesday morning.

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And I can see all the way to the hills in front of me

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and to the left I can see...

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I can even see the other...

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Can I see Oakland?

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I can see all across the bay.

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It's beautiful.

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And it's going to be warm already.

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The temperatures cranking up.

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I miss my girls.

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I want to go.

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Yeah, I miss Christina.

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I don't know if she misses me as much.

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You know, 15, 16 year olds.

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I really miss Patricia.

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And I'm not just...

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I miss her on the show, man.

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Dang.

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You guys got to be a listener by now.

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And the time zone stuff is just no way.

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It doesn't work out.

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We can't coordinate it so that we can actually do a show together.

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And it probably wouldn't be the same if we can't look at each other while we're talking.

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And the delay of Skype or I chat or whatever.

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Oh, you'll love this.

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Well, you know, I have the Toshiba.

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I'm still on Windows.

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Although I did take my power book to be a service yesterday.

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So hopefully that'll get fixed very soon.

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Well, what's flashing at me here?

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Google Calendar.

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It's incorrect.

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So I have the Toshiba.

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Pot show HQ.

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delivery networks.

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saving out FTPing passwords.

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One button is done.

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It was hijed up way in space.

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I know if you've ever gone through this.

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move the mouse to the left,

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into invisible space.

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I hit the metro sexual moment,

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which I know is F5.

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It's the top of the middle row.

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I was like, oh man, don't do it.

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Be real honest with you.

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It's the Senseo.

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At the office, I drink tons of it.

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Who is this from?

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How come that's unsigned?

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It was funny because it was...

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Oh, here it is.

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Chris from ChrisGaredMedia.com.

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After being compelled to buy myself a Senseo after hearing you talk about it so much,

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I've been experimenting a lot recently trying to expand the options.

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Now check this out Senseo lovers.

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My favorite at the moment is melting white chocolate and mixing it with some freshly

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brewed, resulting in a nice white chocolate mocha.

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Let it chill.

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Use the blender to mix it with a lot of ice, cocoa and cream.

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Just a little something you might want to try.

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I don't know.

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I do miss it.

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Oh, I love us.

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I don't know if you've been following Roger smalls on his on his web log.

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But Roger has gone from my one time stalker.

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And I say that would love Roger to...

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to, uh, he's a multimedia powerhouse. Uh, so we, I played you a bit, and I didn't play the

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bit, but I told you that he, uh, is doing little segments for the BBC. BBC's one click, I think.

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And, uh, if I'm not mistaken, Nokia gave him a new phone. Nokia gave him a new phone,

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to do all his podcasting with. Hello, I didn't wrote your hair, just because of the

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question for your message. So, moment, um, we're feeling very tired at the moment, and I'm just

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wondering if it is normal or not. So, I'm going to work every day, uh, coming back, uh, downloading

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some podcasting your house, uh, maybe having a meow, listening to your show, have a little

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fiddle, uh, but then after that, I feel just like falling asleep, and I was wondering, is this, uh, normal,

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I've been unsure if it's the weather or not, but I'm feeling very sleepy and very tired, uh, and

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I'm not really getting anything done in anything, then anymore. I probably wasted about two

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hours in the evening, uh, asleep on the sofa, and now you mention you got the same sort of problem,

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but that's probably due to old age and drugs, uh, I've been matching you, running around the house,

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not wearing very much, uh, be like a blonde dog, he was born, shaking away, shouting, uh,

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Christina, and then falling asleep on the sofa. So, thank you to your listeners, I've got any

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tips about staying awake, maybe in Cogesci, uh, he's quite old, uh, advice is both on half to stay awake,

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and that'll be nice. Anyway, that's all I have to say, so bye for now.

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Uh, you got, you had to be careful what you call Uncle Jessie there, although of course,

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he is the satellite repairman, and he can fix anything, and he, well, you know what, the song says

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all, does it? Hopefully he'll be able to help you out there, Roger, with your sleep

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deprivation issues with satellite repairman coming after he, well, satellite repairman,

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what's he gonna do, he'll fit your misconceptions and answer questions to,

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earn nothing in the universe, and he can't be for you, satellite repairman, well,

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satellite repairman, here you go, thank you very much, Roger.

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Good to hear you again, my friend, and the quality of your phone just sounds fantastic.

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For those of you who are brand new to the daily source code, and seems that we're getting more

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listeners every single day. I have a Mercedes station wagon, it's a 300 turbo diesel

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from the year 1984, it is Eggnog Yellow, currently in the shop because she dropped her

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training on a 45 degree incline, but worth the, oh, by the way, it's not 1800 bucks, turns out they

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did the bait and switch on me, it's like $3,200, but well worth it, she's being repaired, hopefully,

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today or tomorrow will be getting her back up. This is the segment we talk about, the most important

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thing, she runs on biodiesel, vegetable oil, kind of, and uh, well, I love her very much,

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anyway, so we have this little segment called the Trinity bit, where people send in cool information

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about alternative fuels and, and about biodiesel in particular, and of course, anything else that

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to kind of fits, I got an email here from, uh, was this problem was really nice,

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from Chris, and that wasn't an email, was that it wasn't an email from Chris fame,

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finger who heard me crying about Trinity on a daily source code episode 405 and found a whole

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bunch of spare parts on eBay, really appreciated. Somehow I get a very, very clouded view of the

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ordering parts off of eBay, and then perhaps even implementing those myself in the Trinity,

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something I missed though, which I should have played for you on Friday, was really exciting for,

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well, not necessarily the biodiesel world, but for the diesel world in general, and I'm telling

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you these diesel engines, you're going to see a lot more people drive in deals, because it's going

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to be cheaper, and because you can throw biodiesel in there, and when you throw biodiesel in,

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it's much cleaner, smells, much nicer, and you can even make this stuff at home. So I want to play

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this piece of feedback that fits right here in Trinity, which I should have done on Friday,

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but it's very exciting news, check this out. Adam, hi, my name is Chris. I don't have a podcast to

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promote for you right now, but I do know of an event that you may find interesting, knowing that

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you and some of your listeners are interested in cars and diesel. This weekend is the 24-hour of

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Luma endurance race. Now this race is perceived as the most prestigious endurance race of all

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motorsport, and particularly of interest this year is Audi. They are fielding two cars that will be

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diesel powered, and earlier this year I saw these cars in Seabring, Florida, one of the cars

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won that race and became the first diesel powered car to win in international competition. These cars

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are amazing, they're incredibly fast, and if they don't break down like other diesel powered

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models, if they don't break down, I'm sure they're going to be right at the front of the field.

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So in between matches of the World Cup, I recommend looking through your local programs and seeing

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if you have coverage. I know in the States the Speed TV channel will be starting coverage at 10 a.m.

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on Saturday, Eastern Time, and we'll have coverage going on throughout the day, and yeah, give it a try.

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Dude, I really appreciate you sending me that, of course, over the weekend, I was doing anything

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but looking at the 24-hour of Lumaan, and I hadn't actually heard your comment until the

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this morning in bed while I was prepping for the show, but guess what? The car actually won.

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A diesel car won Lumaan, the 24-hour endurance race of Lumaan.

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Now I wonder what was the fuel mixture? And those of you out there who know all about it,

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could we actually pull the same thing off using biodiesel, would it make a difference? Apparently

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the vegetable oil does a lot better in your engine is better for your engine. Could it happen?

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Let me know. And we'll talk about it in a future episode of Trinity.

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Got voicemail numbers for you to call if you have any feedback while you're driving around or

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walk in the dog or whatever you're doing. Just put it in your phone right now. You don't have

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to call immediately, put it in the phone. So if you're on a mobile, you want to do the plus.

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A lot of people still don't know that, by the way, that on mobile phones, if you travel

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outside of the US, or if you travel outside of the country of your choice, you know, we have to

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die so in the US you have to dial 011 and then the country code and then the area code and then the

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number. If you put a plus in and then the country code, so in the US it would be plus 1 and then you

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put in 206256357. No matter where you are, you'll never have to dial the access code again.

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And you'll get through to the voicemail box. It's a standard greeting, so it's not like,

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hey, it's Adam, leave a message. Could I still haven't figured out how to do that on the

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was it J fax, J2 or something like that that I'm using? Excuse me. Oh, senseio. And this senseio

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moment brought to you by Geek Brief TV. Kelly Lewis, looking real good. Where was I?

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Yeah, that was I saying. I'll get about it. Oh, yes, the London number. That's it.

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In London. So you can choose whichever number you want to call. It's the same voice mailbox.

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O2O. 760 actually. So it would be plus 4407076813753. Hey, Adam, this is Troy from Rutgers Ramlings.

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I just had a question. I actually listened to the Charlie at work, but download it via iTunes on

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well, my home computer. And I was wondering if I go back through those shows when you were doing

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the golden tickets and find one or two or however many are there are still redeemable. I know

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that's wishful thinking, but I was just wondering that because I'm going back through

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all the old podcasts and trying to listen to them on the computer. So just wondering if those

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were still valid or if they expire or what to deal. Thanks, Adam. Bye. Okay, so a little talk about

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the golden tickets and I think you're going to see us doing some more golden tickets very soon with

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wonderful cash prizes. The way it works is the ticket is actually inserted when you download the

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podcast. So if you were to do it today and you were to download even in an old episode,

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you would not get a golden ticket because they've all been issued. However, if you use iTunes,

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as you said, and the show has already been downloaded, then you have just as much chances

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anyone else. And of course, of course, those tickets are redeemable. You probably subscribe to the

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DevCast. It's a DevCast, DEV, Delta Echo, Victor, Charlie, Elvis, Sierra, Tango, dot pod show.com.

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That's where I geek out with the boys and girls from the office, talk about actually we got a

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developer we had on the show. Andrew and I talked to a DevCast number six. So we handed out I think

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two with 300, several hundred golden tickets. We actually talked about it on the most recent episode.

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and after the all the tickets are issued, every download after that, of course, doesn't contain

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a golden ticket. Now we're going to have so much fun with this when everything releases pod show

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plus and which is coming soon and to prove it, to prove this my friends, how quick this is coming.

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I have made a solemn vow to myself. And the vow was to you as well because you are the listeners

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and we're building this for you. Yeah, there's the podcast, the LiBri Network, of course,

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which is really what we started out with, but pod show plus when you see how we've put the

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my collection together, the channel guide, I know you're going to love it. All the feedback has been

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really, really positive. I'm going to keep my facial hair, let it grow until we actually release.

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So we can track the progress of how long it takes. Now, actually, I have not shaved in

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when did I stop shaving Thursday? Yeah, Thursday. So I'm getting pretty ragged and I guess what

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I'll do is I'll, I guess I'll have to take some pictures so you can stay current with the, with the, with the

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timeline. You know, I have gray hair on my pierce. It's disgusting. Hey, Adam, greetings from Sunny Florida.

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This is Chuck Palm from the website cleverly named the same at Chuck Palm.com. And I got a bone to pick

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with you. Last week on the Charlie episode 403, you stole my show, man. You see, I've only just

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started podcasting and I teamed up with this commercial studio so we can produce some shows

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for clients at ESPpodcasting.com, shameless plug. But now I got a serious credibility problem.

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You see, on Chuck Palm.com, my personal audio blog, I had my second show ever, and I spoke about

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school full leaving Microsoft and the German Chancellor's new podcast, the Iranians that lost

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to Mexico in the World Cup. And then I do this like little tribute to you, the podfather, man.

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I did that and the only problem was it was the exact same topics of your show that day.

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So now what am I going to do? No one's going to believe me that I posted my show like 8 hours

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before you did and you basically stole my content. Seriously, though, man, I was actually kind of

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honored that you chose some of the same topics that I did for your show on the same day.

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It was cool to hear you talk about it even if it was 8 hours after I posted my content on the

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East Coast. Oh, and the thing about the Welsh accent, you did it so well that I couldn't

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understand you the first times you did the bit about being the only gay in the village. I've

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been to London and we don't get your version of Big Brother here, but I thought you were saying

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the only get in the village. Personally, I think that was funny here anyway. But much respect to you,

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man. I was old enough to remember you on MTV and you still need a haircut. You need to wash your hands.

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Thank you. Keep the Charlie Crank and man. Happy father's day to you.

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I buddy, appreciate it. Yeah, like the two and two. That's kind of cool.

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Is that pod safe? I'd like to hear the whole song, actually. Don't worry about it, man.

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You're not ripping anything off. I don't think. It doesn't, I don't matter.

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It's cool. Brilliant minds think alike. Let's just leave it at that show.

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What are we doing on time? We can, we have time for this one.

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Check this out. Hey Adam. I was just listening to Charlie 403. This is actually the second time

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I've spoken with you. I called you a long time ago when you worked for that one TV network

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that used to play a lot of music videos. But now all it plays is like reality shows

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of kids cranking their high school. Yeah. And you two should wash your hands, my friend.

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I think you know what's network I'm talking about. You were thinking video requests.

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And I talked about this yesterday. That was dial MTV, the predecessor to total TRL,

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total request live. And the original Carson daily. And I requested the song cold blood.

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I can't. And I don't know if you remember that. But yeah, I didn't play it. Of course not.

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This is so funny. Of course not because it was all programmed. See, you actually think that you had

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some influence over that show. No way, dude. It was always the same. The only thing that would

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change once and a while would be the number one or number two video, which is probably the

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same way it is with TRL these days. We didn't actually take your request into regard. It was just

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using it as content. You know? So I felt silly for requesting it. And number two,

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I videotaped it. So I actually have a videotaped of you talking to me with it says my name at

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the bottom of the screen. So I wonder if you remember that kick skull blood. I do remember. No, I do.

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My brush with fame. Because we never play. I want to tell you, I heard of your show on Dom3. So

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thanks to them. And I wanted to tell you that a wife eater to be a proper wife eater needs to

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have a goody can and your stains on it. But this is the sleeveless T-shirt that I call wife

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eater, which some people take incredible offense to. You're right. If it, I don't have spaghetti stains,

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but I got like T and I got burn holes does that count. Anyway, I wanted to tell you that

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with your current windows, mac and touch problems. I think that you should stick with the PC hardware,

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but try not to try it. Just try it. It's Linux. Not big five point 0.1 just came out. And I think

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you'll find that the seal is much more of what you're looking for than that cheap windows ceiling.

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But try it out. Keep doing what you're doing. I love you. I love you, show.

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I love you too. Just wanted to say, what is all this Welsh shape? Do you want to get into

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the village? Is obviously to make and not? I'm definitely right. I am the only gain of

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it as you see. It's from Little Britain, not from Big Brother, by the way, for the previous caller.

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Yeah, not big. So let me talk about that in a second. First of all, our friends listening to us

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on serious stars 102. We got some great stuff coming up for you today in our four hour lineup.

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We've got the two for Tuesday. P-dub sets up new up, which means our last two shows between

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nine and ten this evening will be the squad cast and no idle threats to fantastic podcasts.

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Both members of the Podshow podcast network. We're shaken up a bit on this series.

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So you'll be hearing new sounds as we move forward. And I'll be back tomorrow for the Wednesday

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edition of the Charlie right here on stars 102. Thanks for listening everybody.

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Now, about that caller who was talking about topics, I think I spend at least 10 minutes trying

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to find topics. Turns out you spell it with a K. K-N-O-P-P-I-X. Very interesting. There's this new

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of course, at this point, if I can switch to Windows that easily, I should be able to switch

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to almost any operating system and be completely happy. Part for the fact that cast blaster won't

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run under Linux, which becomes a huge problem for me. So there's no switch imminent there.

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But very interesting topics. This is new. I guess it's live Linux live or something, which means

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you can basically load the whole operating system on one CD or excuse me. Oh man, a double shot

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of Sensei, a moment brought to you by Donna Drew. And done them yet.

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So you can load it onto a USB memory stick. You know, basically take your operating system with you

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and it'll load on any machine. Of course, except for any machine like the Shiba Portage

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which happens to use a USB connected CD drive. That seems impossible. I like the screen shots,

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though, those look pretty cool. And I'm not afraid of trying to try not new stuff. And I'm still

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vibing on it. It's okay. It totally is. You know, I think I'm going to get a new PC though because

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this one is missing a few bits. It doesn't have the mobile yet. It has the Pentium M. So it's

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the mobile processor, which is a little bit weaker. And so Ron recently got a new Sony Vio.

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I think I'm going to try out one of those. We're just bumping around trying some stuff out.

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You'll be along for the ride as we test more stuff. Give you my experiences.

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And I also along with the letting the beard grow, I vow to give you some screenshots of my

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desktop. See how I've configured it to kind of give me the best of both worlds. It's almost

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like a like a transsexual sound. I've got here. Hey, soccer. Let's talk about that, huh?

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Hi Adam. This is Franco, or Castitalia, or Italian minister of podcasting. Yes, not just that, but

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my Italian friend. I know I'm a little late for this, but I heard some of the comments of

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your listeners about the match between our countries at the soccer world championships. I really don't

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think that USA team got spanked so badly. It was a very rough game. It was balanced. Every team had

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their opportunities, but at the end, I think the result is fair. So I hope our countries will

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meet again along the tournament, maybe in the finals, huh? And it was really a honor playing with

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you guys. No. Ciao de l'Italia. Pronto, ciao ciao. It was actually it was totally our pleasure.

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And it was, you know, I kind of forgot to mention that, but I have to say that I really enjoyed

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both sides. Everyone played a kick-ass game. And what I found kind of interesting is

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not the Italian guys. You know, they're all good looking. But we got a lot of US players who

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were pretty good. In fact, they look like they could have been on the Italian team. And I do hope

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that we meet in the finals. You never know. I think this is a great year for soccer, for football.

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Like, what should we have to call it soccer? I guess we have to. I'm just going to keep saying

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football. You'll know what I mean. Unless it's the Super Bowl. Because that's the only time

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to talk about American football, probably. It'd be great if we would meet up in the finals. I think

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well, I'm still, all my teams are still up in the air. England, of course,

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will be going on to the next round. US, I guess, they have to be to Ghana. Is it

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there to be Ghana? And the Netherlands, of course, still in the game. So I've got three teams

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that I'm rooting for. And my boys are keeping me up to speed with what's going on with the rest

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of the world cup this week. Hey, Adam, this is Phil. It's Tony. And we are the soccer show

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podcast available at soccershout.com. Just a quick wrap up of the end of the second round of group

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games. Who was looking good so far? Tony, I reckon our container in Holland are in the

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Paul positions in terms of performances so far. Yeah, you can't really look past ours in

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Tina's performance in the second round. Six goals. No one else has come close to that.

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And Holland is doing really well. They're scrapping out results a bit more, but looking

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classy in the process. I think Spain and Portugal to a lesser extent are also

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equating themselves quite nicely. I think in the in the part of not playing very well,

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but I should get in the results. I will put in their Brazil, England and Germany.

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Yeah, Brazil being a bit disappointed so far for me. Yeah, and I noticed that Argentina

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actually joined favoring out for the world cup along with Brazil. So Argentina moved up a bit

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in Brazil of slipback in the odds. And then we have Italy and France who I think are doing

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pretty badly. They did nothing other. Nothing. And just a touch on the USA game. I'm with you on this

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one out of. I thought they did phenomenally well on Saturday. I thought they put in a great performance.

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And I think the biggest shame is that they would have won the game if they had managed to keep

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11 men on the pitch. I reckon they were in a shot if they kept 10. Yeah. So let's look ahead

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with a little bit. Tuesday through Friday there's actually four games a day. The times have

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changed slightly so you have to look at the website and try and figure out where all the teams

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are. But just to avoid collusion between the teams, they play the last games in the group at the

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same time. So there's only two time slots and there's two games in each time slot. That's

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Tuesday through Friday. And then from Saturday onwards we start with single elimination. The games

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if they're tied at the end of regulation, they get extra time and then they get penalties to determine

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a winner. And we do that until we get to the final and an ultimate winner. That will wrap it up for

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a quick update. Once again, soccer show.com. Thanks Adam. Bye bye.

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No dudes. I totally appreciate it since I know nothing about sports. But I am turned on by this whole

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world cup thing. I find it exciting. I like the length of the games. You know, it's 90 minutes

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and total. And it's good. It's all good. Totally digging it. Thank you.

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Hey, this is Scott and Telly. We're actually normal teenagers. Unlike the few people we're

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talking about gadgets and crap. So come check us out. And Scott and Telly.com. We have plenty of stories

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to share. Trust me on that one. Okay. Certainly we'll trust you on that one.

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Here we go. I was looking for this. The submissions are flying in fast and furious for the

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Podjo Earthlink ad challenge. Make advertising better. You hear it all over the network. People

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are talking about it. Lots of interesting, interesting versions of what people feel are important

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to tell about Earthlink. Because you're really making it up. You're making up the advertising.

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For me, it's all just content. I love it. It fills up the show. Fantastic. And it's entertaining.

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Go to ad challenge.potshow.com. You can enter. Anyway, you like. You can make an endorsement. You

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can make a spot, a jingle, a song. And it just be creative. And keep it under six megabytes,

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which should be more than enough. And you stand a chance at winning as a $2,000. Here's today's

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interview that I really like. Connecting. Sorry. Not connected. Want an ISP that helps people

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instead of spying on them. Try Earthlink. They're providing free internet access to hurricane victims.

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Thank you, or provider would do that. Earthlink. Plug in. Turn on. Stay connected. See,

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now that's a reason for me to switch right there. Do you want an ISP that spies on you or

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do you want one that helps people in need? I think that's real easy. Don't you? One more from the

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voice mail lines that will play a final song for today. Hey, Adam. This is Alan from Houston.

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Swarp. Pass on a Yanks versus the Britswoman. I got into the other day. Actually, yesterday,

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I called my colleagues over in Europe over in London, actually. Actually, Henley. Henley.

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Henley on terms? Anyway, I was talking to them. Talk to us guy. And there was some girl bugging

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him into background. And I asked him whether or not she had been hanging out with a bikey

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as we can. Oh, man. Oh, no. That's not good. You know, we've used this word before when

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Patricia and I were on the show and Christina's used it. You got to be very careful. We were saying

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this too. People do not appreciate this. Um, I'm a bash Italy relayed that message to her.

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Almost, I actually, if that then I'm actually hurt. I'm very sharp and taken breath. Oh,

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you mean that like one of these? A little bit of quiet as he was chuckling. And then she just kind

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of laid it to me. Oh, but it was pretty bad there for a few minutes. And then I managed to

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use it by asking her what was a piky? Um, explained to her that I heard it on Christina's show.

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And just kind of threw it out there trying to be cheeky with my friend. I didn't exactly

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imagine he would start an international incident over. But there you go. Thanks. Bye. Oh,

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by the way. Yeah. What is a piky? Okay. So let's open that up. All right. I'm sure our friends in the

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UK would be more than happy to help us out. Understanding what a piky is. When I see

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one on the street, I can usually recognize one. My daughter certainly can. It's just one more episode.

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One more chapter in that big book of two countries divided by a common language.

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The yanks versus the bits. Mind the gap. Oh, yeah. One last song is promised Jersey Todd found this

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for me. You're going to love this. Daisy caught a feature in the cool key. You might want to crank this

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one up. I'm going to make you feel good. Cool Keith. I'm the positive music network. Who would have

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fallen kid? You're now good. You're the cooliest. That's the name of a came in the game.

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[ Music ]

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men's feet checking the SP. Call Mr. Kurt, you'll know the jet ski. Have you on the

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odds yours? Hold the dress, keep the flows and damn it. You'll keep trying to face this

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man. You're in a rock and pop and not twist the flexi sexy. Let pick up the phone connect

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me. Pick up the taxi. Black and the ball. It's time to step back.

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What a beta. I'm great. I'm percolated. The rate I get ready to burn. And the eagle beta.

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Get ready to turn. I'm a simulator. The crowd will focus. The down move over. Each

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you tell pipes like chocolate mocha. The verb will hurt. The first things that hurt

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you. Reality virtue. Maybe so deep, repeat, repeat, repeat. Like breaking and

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beat strength. They solve their crease, reap the cannibal cactus practice. Exactly back

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this. We enforce and perform the moon. The mouth relaxes. I give you the access to

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the waist like endless. They're gonna adjust that bus. A plus, they adjust the combat

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a bus. The form on normal global warming.

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[ Music ]

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They fade away. They're my lane for discoveries. They get a paper straight away. They're

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medicated. They're brothers. Check his bucket. You bring him the aid or nothing. You

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fakers with me. They're brought in here. When you feel the day to cover.

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[ Music ]

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That's what my personal charm is.

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There's no Charlie Music Colleges, Jersey Todd from the Jersey Todd Show.

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Jersey Todd Show.com, dude, thank you so much for turning me on to this.

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Daisy Cutter featuring Cool Keith Cool Keith, that is a big deal as Jersey Todd said

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in his email to me, that Cool Keith is on the PMN.

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I'll put a link to Cool Keith's Wikipedia entry, and of course everything you read

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in Wikipedia is true.

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He's been around, been around for a while, extremely cool.

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Hey, you know, when I got to get to the office, we got some stuff to do today.

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It's a real busy one because Ron's leaving on a, I think it's his fifth wedding anniversary

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that's coming up, so he and Marta are leaving for some undisclosed destination tomorrow.

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So we got a lot of stuff to go through today, a lot of work, a lot of meetings, a lot

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of stuff.

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It may or may not be our last day together for this trip.

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It kind of depends.

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Besides me missing the girls, I also want to go back and see my mom, because I can pretty

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much only do that in a weekend, so it's still be another week.

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So as I said, it's going to be a busy day, but that's my life.

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I want you to have a good one.

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Have a great one.

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Remember, every single day you wake up and your eyes open, be happy that they actually

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open, be very happy they open by cast last week.

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So it's dailysourcecode.com.

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That's where you can find the latest podcasts in the podcast feed.

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Oh, feedback to adamaccurry.com.

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Take care, everybody.

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I'll see you tomorrow.

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Bye-bye.

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