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Delta Shara Charley, 7-1-4.

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Yeah, it's Fumar Friday.

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With $16 million worth of airplane strap to my ass.

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With $16 million worth of airplane strap to my ass.

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Than the next generation radio content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticky ingredients.

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I like to think I'm flying you to the future.

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It's Fumar Friday.

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Get your dance and shoes on everybody.

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Time to kick out the jam from the trotting.

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Are you ready?

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Battle of the Hattle! Let's go!

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deceased athlete нам typically leaves the자

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But a feedback, it is later a Friday night.

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It's my time, I've heard what they say

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It won't get in my way

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This is the Charley, sir Jersey Todd, who of course should be hearing from later on in the program.

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Oh, nice ending there dudes, they're from Ontario, Canada.

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Hey everybody, it is late, it is completely, in my days, full, full, full, full, full, full,

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bored.

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I'm trying to be upbeat, but I got some kind of disturbing bad news when I got back in the

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condo this evening.

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My dad's in hospital, and I'm still trying to figure out what's going on.

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He, I believe he's being operated on.

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Nothing I can do right now, and I didn't feel like going to bed.

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So I figured I'd bring you a show.

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I'm going to be kind of low key for today.

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Mainly because I'm a man physically tired, and now obviously just a little bit emotionally tired.

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However, I do have the bomb diggy show lined up for you, including young polettes.

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It's a fun crowd casting with Adam Curry.

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I Adam, who are you ready to be stumped?

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Yes, he is.

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Bring it up with the young polettes.

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Hey Adam, this is hit us number 106, and all the tracks this week are from 1983.

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So here we go with intro number one.

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Biggest.

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That's it.

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That's it.

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Is it, uh, was it, uh, Craig, uh, right next door?

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And this is number two.

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Okay, that's an easy one.

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That's why we Michael Jackson and beat it.

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Pretty short isn't least.

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And the final one is number three.

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Uh, uh, must have been love.

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Yeah, I'll track from 83, darn.

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And time's up.

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There we go.

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And these are the answers.

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Oh, it's not John Craig.

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Robert Craig's number one is Katie Grant.

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Oh, this is Grant to know you.

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Oh, man.

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Oh, man.

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Oh, man.

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That takes me back on the soundtrack of my life.

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And number one, Katie Grant and glad to know you.

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And this is answer number two.

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I knew I could, this was a run.

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And this is Michael Jackson and beat it.

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Michael Jackson is answer number two.

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And this is answer number three in a test number one of six.

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This is Roxette.

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Roxette must have been love as answer number three.

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And hit test number one.

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Oh, six.

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I really blew the first one.

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So what am I, did you do?

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Yeah, I screwed up number one.

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I'm the answers to this hit test and also the links to iTunes.

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And the Instagram.

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Online want to be found at hittest.botshow.com.

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Thank you for playing Adam.

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Everyone else.

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Thanks for listening.

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And next week, I'll be back for hittest number one of seven.

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So until then, take care and bye-bye.

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Well, I'm not just thanks for playing, but thank you for putting it together once again.

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Yeah, that's bugging me.

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I was so convinced that first one was Robert Cray.

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Well, let me just listen to that again.

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So here we go with intro number one.

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Oh, wait a minute.

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It does sound a little bit.

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You know what?

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Let me just try something here.

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Did you hear about the lawsuit that Warner Records has put on against seek pod?

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My favorite illegal music site?

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They're seeking like, oh, I think the typical $150,000 fine

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were statutory compensation per violation.

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Which I think would put seek pod considering it's popularity.

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I had to probably put them down one or two billion dollars.

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Let me just find it here.

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Let me see Robert Cray.

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I'm pretty sure what's right here.

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It is.

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Oh, man.

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Does that sound the same or what?

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Hold on. Let's listen to the listen to the intro.

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There we go.

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So hit test number 106.

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And all the tracks this week are from 1980.

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Listen to that.

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So here we go with intro number one.

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It's a little different.

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I agree.

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You're all mixed.

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That's the big master.

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Let's play the song.

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What the hell?

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What is what helps you?

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See you, Robert.

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And we'll find it right next door.

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The ring we were, it sounds empty in the walls

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Next door on the Davis Horse Code episode number 714 coming to you from the Curry Condu.

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I was like going to have another, well it should be a very interesting week depending on what's

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going on back in the lowlands of course I'll update you on that as soon as I can it's kind of weird

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doing the Fubar Friday without having the type of mixer control that I'm used to of course

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I'm still using the new mobile setup rocker now with Ableton Live with soundbite and thank you very

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much a lot of people sent in some really good suggestions for MIDI control surfaces that will obviously

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work with Ableton Live. So what that essentially would do is it would give me faders and a little

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mixer to work with which is basically virtually controlling the software. It's it's freaky to watch it

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because you move a fader up and then you see the faders on the screen move up and down. So some really

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good suggestions the Jeff Smith actually checked in a suggested Apigee do-et which is indeed a

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beautiful little device so perfect for portable recording but the the absolute most fascinating

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best suggestion came from Alan Pine located so actually let me see to see he is located somewhere

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near Paris and he sent me a link to this thing called I guess it's I'm not sure what the name

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I 3L I guess is the name of it and what it is it is this is this is phenomenal I'm

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definitely gonna put a link in the in the show notes daily source code.com for you to check this out

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it if you're into this stuff you're gonna freak out it is a controller a MIDI controller that you

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can load onto your iPhone or iPod Touch and so essentially you have the faders on your iPhone

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or your iPod Touch and then through Wi-Fi there's some configuration of course you basically need to

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you know you basically need to hack your your iPhone or or iPod Touch with the was it the

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jailbreak software but then remote completely wirelessly you can control these faders just by

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holding the iPhone in your hand can you believe that how cool is that I mean so I could literally just

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be you know kind of like fade and stuff up and down with my left hand while I'm controlling the

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other stuff with my right hand really really awesome of course unfortunately my iPhone after it

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took after it took that that bath in the toilet the the the the the most important part for this

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experiment doesn't work which is the the touch screen but wow it would be great to have something

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like that on on the Nokia on the 800 and 10 I wonder if anyone's done any software like that

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because that also has a touchscreen and that would be a phenomenal use for that device which of course

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you can buy at a 15% discount you can't get a cheaper anywhere in the world just go to the show notes

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the daily source code dot com and there's a link right there if you're in the US or if you're in the

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UK more countries coming online soon I use the code daily source code and here's a guy we haven't

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heard from in in a couple of weeks partially my fault he's also been very busy but of course

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what expect guys a lawyer huh you're on her I'd like to make a motion to rock this mother out

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yeah how's it going Adam it's Jersey time the official musicologist of the Chacha so dude

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I don't just sing it every week I bring it and this week is no exception because I've got a

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band for you that is really really interesting in fact I didn't know anything about them they come

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from the pharaoh island the band's name is eager to please now I had never heard of the pharaoh

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island so I went over to Wikipedia dot org and this is what they have to tell me the pharaoh

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islands apparently are group of islands in northern Europe between the Norwegian sea and the northern

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Atlantic Ocean the roughly equal distant between Iceland and Norway they're an autonomous

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province of the kingdom of Denmark and in fact other than their legal system foreign affairs and

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defense they are completely autonomous from Denmark I never heard of these guys and you know what

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these pharaoh islands apparently rock because this band eager to please has completely completely

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throw me this week you got to check this out they are just perfect for a food bar Friday they're

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big they're loud and they're a lot of fun and they also got a huge intro check this out it's

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eager to please with two time and lady yeah we're out nothing like a big intro for a food bar Friday

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Help me

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you

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don't think I know what you're all about

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You're the cheating guy, and you always take the easy way out

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You ain't fooling nobody, you're fooling yourself

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All right, definitely put the Ferrell Islands on the list of places to visit

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You're gonna please, two time and lady

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Surgery is he Todd, when the man is back, the man is definitely back

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I got a great song lined up for you from the Italian variety

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I was listening to episode number 30 of my sister's podcast

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From the hills of Florence, Italy

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She hadn't done a show in a long time, but of course I have her show on my on the go channel

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So it popped up automatically, and so I listened and it was really it was a great update

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In fact, I should put a link in the show notes to give her a little link of

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She talked about, well, essentially the past couple months, although we're back to August

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So it was real cool because you know, I caught up on a couple things that I knew that she'd been up to because she was actually a vacation with us

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When we were in the states member Fire Island

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For those of you who've been hanging around the show long enough

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And she played a song by her husband, so my brother-in-law who is a well-known actor, director, producer, all-round entertainer

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And he's a great guy, I really love the guy

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And he, I've heard him sing before he, when we Patricia and I renewed our vows, or basically got remarried in Italy

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A couple years ago, and we had the whole family over, and it was really cool

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And Alessandro got up during like after dinner, or best

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We were still kind of at the dinner table, but after dinner he got up and he had that we had a piano player there and he started singing

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And the guy's just a great entertainer, and he has this classic song called Karina

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Which she played on the show, it's not part safe, but I begged her and she gave me a copy, and I think you'll like it a lot

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That's coming up right next

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Hi Adam, it's Matt from Game's Weasel, coming up on this week's show

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We've got a review of roleplaying game, Kingdom and the Fire Circle of Doom on the 360

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We also shoot lots of stuff with geometry walls, galaxies on the DS

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I chat to the team behind first person shooter, conflict denied ops, and you can win one of five copies of the club for the Xbox 360

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That's all at gamesweasel.btfodshow.com

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Hey Adam, we're in here from the World's Wayne podcast, the World's Wayne podcast

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I hate it when that happens

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Let's just pretend they didn't happen, I'll just take it back, okay

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So it didn't actually happen what you just said

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You're 20, you're 40

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Karina

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My fondore is always a bandina, that I don't know

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She's the hero of love

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Grazieza

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Mezzuna, don't you dare to take it back

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Karina

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You're the hero of love

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But with the bro, I'm always the best

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You're the star

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Grazieza

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My fondore is always a bandina

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Grazieza

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Mezzuna

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You're an engineer

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No one wants to play anyơi

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did have to give you an audio comment.

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You see, this one just really affected me.

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You see, in researching this week's rumor Friday,

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I don't know why, but I came across the history

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of CBGBs.

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Don't know why, I was just surfing around.

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And I never really knew this.

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If you don't know CBGBs, it was the legendary

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legendary club in New York City.

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And I'm the sign underneath CBGBs outside.

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It said, I'm fug.

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And I never knew what that stood for until now.

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Because I'll just read you this interview with Hilly Crystal.

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He says that the question most often asked

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to me is, what is CBGB's stand for?

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And I reply, it stands for the kind of music

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that I intended to have, but not the kind

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that we became famous for, country, bluegrass blues.

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The next question is always, but what is omfug stand for?

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And I say, that's more of what we do.

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It means other music for uplifting gourmandizers.

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And what is a gourmandizer?

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It's a voracious eater, in this case, music.

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Man, oh, man, oh, man, if there is ever inspiration

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or a mantle for the pot-safe music network to assume,

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it's that omfug of the music for uplifting gourmandizers.

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You see, the listeners of pot-safe music network,

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we're some gourmandizers.

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I'll tell you that.

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I want everything out there.

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And the artist that are on the PMN,

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man, we got some great, great chefs.

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Well, that's just my final thought of the week.

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What's yours?

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Well, I got all kinds of thoughts running to my brain

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right now, Todd.

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I'm fug, we're definitely going to keep that in the show.

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Hey, thanks to everybody for sending in your demographic

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information.

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Indeed, I was right.

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It seems like we got a bunch of middle-age, middle-class dudes

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listen to the show.

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And I love you all, no homo.

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By the way, just to make it clear, homo loves loud, too.

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Got no problem with it.

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This is from South Africa.

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This is Derek.

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Derek, the bandit versus James Nelson, featuring Marseille.

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It's on the pot-safe music network.

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Total chill out.

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It's a little uncarturistic for a fubar, but...

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I think we can all handle.

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During the car, be careful you might start to speed up the end.

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If you're on the train, be careful.

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It might be late in the, a little bit too close to that person next to you.

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You know what I mean, that's just one of those songs that you can have that on in the car

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and you turn it up really, really loud and just kind of start to space out and then you

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forget the speedometer and then before you know it, you're doing 70 clicks.

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Nice.

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Very, very nice.

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Hey man, what would a food bar Friday be without our EU correspondent, huh?

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I'm all thank God he checked it.

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Comic strip, comic strip, comic strip, comic strip, comic strip, comic strip.

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Hi, I'm Adam Ferricari, I'm here with your EU correspondent.

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So, as you know, EU, I say, is going towards recession and in result, well, you know,

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a whole month as a second CSP, it's not officially a recession.

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I think there's a, there's a, where the hell is nylon?

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I have all these financial questions.

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We know that he knows what's going on.

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He is the Savank du Finance.

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What is the official definition of a recession?

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I don't think we're in one yet, but okay, CSP I'll play along with you.

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Financial situation worldwide is more and more volatile.

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So, EU countries are now intensifying efforts, meetings and, you know,

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behind the scenes stuff, stabilizes the financial situation, but clearly in the

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so-called Eurozone, it means 15 EU countries with 320 million people

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that use Euro currency, that is, by the way, now getting stronger and not only against

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US dollar, but also British pound.

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So, maybe we all should switch back to gold standard as a whole, comments, recommends.

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Well, great here you have Adam, what condition are you using?

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Yeah, yeah, very funny, but of course, it's officially, it's love you,

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mean it, great hair, hope you win.

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Thank you very much, comics, trip blogger.

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Yeah, I know, I just can't, my brain's motion, I can't get into all that stuff.

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Ron Paul did put out something interesting, I got an email about it, let me, let me find it for you here.

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What is it called exactly?

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It is the four point plan, there you go, it's the comprehensive economic revitalization plan,

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you can find it at RonPaul2008.com, four points, tax reform, spending reform, monetary policy reform,

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and regulatory reform, just the highlights, tax reform, reduce the tax burden, eliminate taxes

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that punish investment and savings, including job killing corporate taxes.

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Nice, spending reform, eliminate wasteful spending reduce overseas commitments,

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freeze all non-defense, non-intitinal spending at current levels, monetary policy reform,

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expand openness at the Federal Reserve and require the Fed to televised its meetings.

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That's very interesting, because up to now Ron Paul has said, we got to get rid of the Federal

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Reserve, and I think he's taken a very wise step here by essentially putting in, I would call it a

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phase-out step, but to require the Federal Reserve, which, by the way, please remember the Federal

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Reserve, who prints our money, who determines in the U.S., who determines the interest rates is a

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private commercial organization comprised of commercial banks of which the complete member list is unknown,

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and it's a black bark, black box, a dark dark hole, so the idea of expanding openness and requiring

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them to televised their meetings is a great idea, and he says return value to our money.

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Of course, there's a, on this page, it's all expanded so that you can see exactly what it means

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by that. So return value to our money legalized gold and silver as a competing currency, man.

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This is big, this is a really big idea, subbullet here, level the long-term boom and bust business

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cycle by passing HR 4683. So there's all these proposed bills or laws, or whatever we could

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call them, that go along with this, with this four-point plan. So pass HR 4683, which would repeal

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provisions of the Federal Criminal Code, relating to issuing coins of gold, silver, or other

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metal for uses current money, and making or possessing likeness of such coins. So I guess indeed

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it's illegal to pass off, to make your old gold coins. Wouldn't that be cool, though, if you could

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make your own gold and silver coins? Awesome. And then finally the fourth point is regulatory

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form, repeal sarbans, oxly regulations that push companies to seek capital outside of U.S.

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markets, stop restricting community banks from fostering local economic growth. So sarbans, oxly,

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or sarbox, as it's known, has made the public going public-basic or being a public company,

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very burdensome, very, very complicated. So damn, comics are blogger. You got me to do it after

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all. I talked about some finance shit, even though really actually too tired to do it.

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This song, my friends from the Pod Safe Music Network, is nominated for an Academy Award.

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I couldn't be happier, so should you.

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[ Music ]

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Falling slowly, glad answered, Marquetta Aglova, is from the original version picture soundtrack for

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the movie once. It's nominated for Best Original Song and nice to have that on the

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Podsake Music Network. Also has two Grammy nominations. Awesome.

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Oh man, I am tired and I'm bummering out. You know, my dad and I don't really talk at

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all. In fact, the last time we talked was that our big family reunion in August and

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you know, a year could go by and we don't talk. There's a whole bunch of reasons for that.

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And now of course, you know, now that things aren't, well, things weren't going too well

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with them for a while, but you know, now that whatever has happened has happened, I was like,

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you know, it's like, oh man, all these things we should have been talking about and, you know,

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you always get a fatalistic view and crap, I don't know, my head's just spinning.

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Ah, I need to, I need some to cheer me up. Let me see. One more song, which we do that. I figured

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out by the way, how in Ableton, though, how I can find the time, where at what 48, 49 minutes

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now, perfect. Just great for a footballer Friday. Here we go. These guys always cheer me up.

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Whenever you're kind of down, you can always crank up the fire apes.

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[ Music ]

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I'll take it all too late

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I think it's that last tone that last chord that just hits me in the right spot

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Fire Apes, hey Kate, wrap it up the Fubar Friday edition of the Daily Source Code episode number 714

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Hey, that's a lot of episodes

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All right, everybody, tomorrow I'm sure I'll have an update for you

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I'll post something on the blog about the situation back in the lowlands

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I try to get a hold of JCD John Cdvorak

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We were going to do a Noah gender earlier today

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And I did ping him on Skype, but I didn't get back to me

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I was much later than I expected

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So maybe we'll do one tomorrow morning

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Which would be kind of interesting because I'll be here in San Francisco in the condo

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And he'll be in the Devorak mansion somewhere in San Francisco

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And even though it's called Noah gender, I think he wanted to talk about a specific topic

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He mentioned it to me in passing on the street and I was excited about it

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Uh, for now, uh, Adam at podshow.com, DailySourceCode.com

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And, uh, of course, uh, I'd like to say

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Love you, mean it's a great hair, hope you win

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Live your life with passion

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And, of course, enjoy your freedom

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Have a great weekend, everybody, bye-bye