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Philip Johnson of Fort Worth, Texas has a problem

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Patricia and bit her idea for the evening. She was a retiring, but here, of course, it's almost

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two thirty in the morning and it's not like I get an extra two hours to sleep tomorrow because we've

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ho, that's for sure. Of course, we're up here meeting with one of the few companies that

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this week, the N-810, which is their brand new web tablet, which hopefully I'll get a chance to play

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with tomorrow. Lots of people I've heard said it's pretty awesome. So I'm in a really depressing hotel

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southwestern side, and I walked into the hotel lobby and there was like a junior soccer team for

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level of holiday in something like that. I've got a nice little couple of espresso here,

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if you don't mind. Just play a couple of things, got some music, sure my brain will reset itself,

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and I can tell you some stories about the past couple of days, because of course this is the

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delayed source code instead of the daily source code, and some calls coming in on the voicemail lines,

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it's our Savant of all things nuclear, a topic that animates raw atoms, your atomic Savant.

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Yeah. I noticed yesterday that Al Gore has joined cleaner Perkins, your favorite

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venture capital firm, was wondering if you do me a favor, if you ever get to meet the man,

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can you ask him why he is reluctant to talk about atomic energy as a weapon in the fight against

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global warming? That's a good question. That's a good question at topic, Rod.

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And I do have a feeling that I may be meeting him soon. There's talk going on, you know?

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It was a big supporter of the initial development of the technology.

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Al Jr. made a whole movie about the dangers of global warming and some actions that can be

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done to prevent it from harming the planet. The only time he ever alluded to nuclear was when he

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mentioned some of the information we have about the effects in the Arctic came from visits to the

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region made by nuclear submarines. I know you're a big fan of atomic technology, and also a man

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who is interested in starting challenging conversations. Uh-huh. It would be great if you could

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get that discussion rolling with Mr. Gore. By the way, do you know when you're good red pill

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pushers? I think I'm hitting my supply too hard. They seem to be getting harder and hard to find

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in our blue pill dominated society. Yeah, I'll thank you. Especially because I'm doing such a fine job

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of, uh, man, what is going on? This is really not working for me. Let me see, I'm just going to message

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or was that still atomic rods, uh, it's just complicated. Hold on. See, now when I want to switch

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applications, my thing, hold on, crap. When I want to swap applications, if I do applekey tab,

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my hand actually covers the microphone because it's in the left speaker back. Oh, I know this guy

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can help. I'm extra. I'm extra. I'm extra. I'm extra. I'm extra. I'm extra. I'm extra.

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I'm extra. Hiya, Adam, chicken te comasara carry. Here is your eucorrespondent

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CSV. So Frank of Ratini is an eucormissioner who looks very similar to Stephen Colbert, and

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he has some ideas. Some of these ideas are not so good, but some are cool with things. And

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example of such good idea is blue card. Just imagine this. Hello stranger. Are you talented?

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Are you skilled? European Union needs you. Come over to us the very cradle of Western civilization

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and get blue card that will give you unlimited stay and work payments. Green card was yesterday,

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but now when US dollar is worth just 15 years since, European Union offers much better future for

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you and your family. So yes, European Union is launching blue card for talented and skilled

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immigrants from Asia, Africa, and South America, and it is blue because blue is color of

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you flag and symbolizes peace. So fuck you Adam Curry. You. You. Thanks CSV. It is pretty interesting.

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Finally, a European version of a green card called a blue card. Interesting how that clear

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card that I talked about the other day. It that you can bypass, you get your special security line

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from the TSA. Interesting. That is also blue. I wonder if one has anything to do with the other.

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Big scandal going on in the United Kingdom by the way, by the immigration or speaking of immigration.

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I just need to bring a mixer with me. A battery operated mixer. I need something. This is not working

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out for me. The big scandal in the UK. The government hires lots of private security firms.

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Their job is to provide security. A lot of government security functions that are necessary

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are performed by employees of these private security firms and turns out that the government or

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a department of the government. I guess it is homeland. The department of

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homeland department is just a home department. Something like that. Among all of these companies,

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they have tons of them. Approximately 5,000 of these employees are working in the United Kingdom

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illegally. One of them is actually tasked with standing guard at the facility where the Prime

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Minister's car is housed. You can imagine what a huge security risk that is. It's just

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going crazy. In fact, really interesting. This is a big deal. I don't know if it's just coincidence,

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but all of a sudden now there's bird flu and that's dominating the headlines and the bird flu.

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that bird flu will migrate and mutate, I should say, and then spark over to human beings. Then

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outkilling all the Christmas turkeys. So we'll have no turkey for Christmas. That completely dominates

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the news. What the real news is is kind of being drowned out. And I think it's incredibly

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interesting to see how they're going to handle this. I'm just going to run through a couple more

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comments because the sound is really freaking me out. With love from the Buckeye Drive Time podcast

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This pops around on my head for a while now. You move to Holland when you were seven years old.

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First question. When the Dutch hear you speak in Dutch. Do they think you have an

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accent or do you speak just flawless? Perfect. You know, total Dutch. Do they think you have an American

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accent? That's a good question. You should actually ask the lady Patricia. I think,

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been speaking the language continuously, well, you know, obviously, you're going to, you know,

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you're the, I'm sure I have a little bit of an English accent here and there. There's obviously

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some American that kind of slips through. But if I've been in the Netherlands for a week or two,

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fuck am I doing it? And what's the other question? I don't even circumvent a member. Yeah,

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meaning there. There you go. That was a simple question. That was white. Oh, yeah.

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it's been left or Sweden. Are there similarities to the language? Do you all must understand

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the hotel lobby here in Helsinki. It's really freaky because I keep thinking, I hear a language

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someone's speaking in Swedish. It kind of sounds like someone's speaking Dutch is really drunk.

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if we need more Scandinavians, we can always get them from Holland. So yeah, there's a lot of

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We've got to give him more to do. One last phone call, an old buddy of mine, check it in. This is

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I would say that Doug Moni was the first guy to pick up on what I was doing,

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pre pre the word podcasting. And he published a pretty, I think, a pretty important article

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he's a really good one. We go way back to the mtv.com days and low and behold ladies and gentlemen,

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a savont from my past Doug Moni. Adam Doug Moni, editor in Sheep of Bond Magazine,

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checking in. I just wanted to say hi. I haven't talked with you in ages. I have to confess. I

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haven't listened to the DSC in ages. Oh father, please forgive me for that sin.

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But I wanted to tell you I was at a party a couple weeks ago in Boston. And I heard a familiar

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set of music in my years. I looked up on stage and put it I see, but Matthew Ebal, and I was really

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shocked because you introduced me to Matthew through the DSC gosh, I don't know.

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Years ago, year and a half ago at least. So I was able to go up on stage and talk to Matthew

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and fortunately enough, he had both of his albums, both the beer and coffee albums and the new

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album that he's got out. I guess goodbye to Planet Earth. But I was able to pay him 20 bucks

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and bought both albums and left happy. But I just wanted to let you know that I was thinking about

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you, but hopefully I'll get back into the habit of the Charlie scene. Dr. later.

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Right on. Cool man, welcome back. And that's totally okay. You know, life gets in the way it

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shit. That's what happens every single time. You'll want to check in with the daily source code

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and life just kind of gets in the way, which is also what happens to me in producing the damn show.

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All right, you asked for it. You got it. Sally went down Matthew Ebal on the Charlie

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from Hell. Stinky.

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Sadden went down, sadly went down.

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Sadden went down.

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From the pod save music network link to that in the show notes a daily source code dot com.

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Okay, I've just discovered while that was playing.

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That's apparently the internet is down here in the hotel, so it's been a fine fubar all the way around, hasn't it?

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I guess I'll just have to catch you guys tomorrow or Friday or whatever.

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It's been one of those weeks, but know that I'm doing this shit for you too.

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Not just myself.

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All right, from Helsinki.

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It's Adam Curry saying, live life with passion and enjoy your freedom.

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Another pod show podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.

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Yo, what's up? It's your man Tony Costa from Causes World.

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Tell them you to go check out the new Sony pictures release.

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This Christmas is starts.

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Chris Brown, Mokai Fife for Regina King, Lauren London, Columbus Short.

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It just has an all-star cast.

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You can exchange gifts.

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You can exchange to socks.

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You can exchange fruit cake, but you cannot exchange family.

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So make sure you check out this Christmas when it hits theaters November 21st, 2007, and a mouth.