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I will say sorry babe

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Talk to my assistant

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I want to be famous, stay my
tabloids

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I want to be famous, stay my
tabloids

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I want to be famous, stay my
tabloids

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I'm famous, I'm famous

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Olivia's Bitties, get lucky

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Famous at the start of

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Daily Source Code for this

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What are we adding now?

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Thursday coming to you from
Northern California

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from Curry Condo

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I was a lovely little angel who
whispered

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in my ear that the song was now
available

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on the pod safe music network.

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That of course was

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Leon Westover who shot me

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Little email

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It's just about a year ago

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that this whole pod safe music
thing

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kind of came into view

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When I found this song

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by the Lassivius Bitties

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I found from the site I believe

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and I shot him an email

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and wound up at Leon Westover

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in her inbox

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that sounded wrong

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and I said, can I play this

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on my pod cast

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Yeah, yeah, we call it a pod
cast

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by them. She said, sure

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and I played it and then other
people

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jumped on it and loved it and
played it

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and they started selling records

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and man, it seems like

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they've been on the road

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nonstop since then

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and now this song

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in addition to Betty

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is available on the pod safe
music network

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music.podshow.com

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They've also got their own...

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I'm sorry, I'm storing my words

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Once again, it's a very early
Thursday morning

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they also have their own pod
cast

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the Bittie cast

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so you can check that at
Bittiecast.com

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What a day

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I gotta tell you, I am
completely wrecked

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I'm so tired

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I don't know, I just never got
around

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that's my tea

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No sense sale here in the condo

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got the tea going

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I never got around to getting

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turned around from the jet lag

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and I'm almost on my way back

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and see we have today

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and then Friday

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Friday evening

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we have our first annual

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podshow Christmas party

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which is just for the folks at
the office

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which by the way is now

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almost 22, 23 people

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Gosh, it's just unbelievable

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and we had our board of
directors meeting today

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on Sandhill Road

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with our investment partners

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and it was

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we had a lot of fun

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I'll tell you, throughout the
show

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I'll take a couple of anecdotes

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from the meeting

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but it was great once again

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to the same table with some of
the most powerful men

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and to look on that

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maybe feel really good

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Let's see

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Jo Dion

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You may now call him Captain Jo
Dion

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I got a little update pod cast

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if you've never heard fly with
me

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you definitely have to listen to
this pod cast

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Jo flies for a major airline

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I think he does a lot of trips
to Hawaii

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still

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like it would be wrong

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usually from LAX

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and he

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records

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but not just what's going on in
the cockpit

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but he really does interviews

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with

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with

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Stewartuses Stewart

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or just a flight attendants

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his own colleagues up on the
flight deck

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and he

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in his update

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which is a short two-minute
little pod cast

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he said that he has passed his
check ride

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and he now can officially sit in
the left hand seat

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and call himself Captain Jo Dion

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Congratulations, dude

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I know what that feels like

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The question is

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when you do a check ride like
that

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do you actually

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fly a real plane

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it's not really expensive to do
a check ride

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and what do you guys fly seven

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I think he flies seven
forty-seven

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or do you do that in a simulator

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as I could have expected

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plenty of feedback

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on

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Trinity

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my wonderful biodiesel beast

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and I just want to share a
couple of these different

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different pieces of email that I
got

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outrageously informative

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as first one is from Thomas

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and he says of course that

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he heard the pod cast

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and he

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I see what is he

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he is a

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for some reason I thought he
knew all about

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he had a reason for knowing all
about this stuff

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anyway he sent me a whole bunch
of different links about

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biodiesel

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I'll just name him real quickly

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you'll find him in the show
notes if you go to

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daily source code dot com or
show notes dot info

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he has biodiesel dot org of
course

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biodiesel america dot org

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veggie van dot org

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and Joshua tickle

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ck and e double l dot com

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and he sent another link here
anyway

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he says he's been running
biodiesel

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in his 2000 Volkswagen

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since 2000 now here comes

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the info that he sent along that
I wanted to share with you

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he says biodiesel

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because you know really

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understanding what this stuff is
and the difference between

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vegetable oil and biodiesel and

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you know being 99

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biodiesel is a product called

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methylesters

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derived by reacting vegetable
oil with

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potassium hydroxide or sodium
hydroxide

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these are also known as potash
or lie

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and lastly an alcohol like
ethanol or methanol

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as a catalyst the chemical
process from

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making biodiesel is exactly the
same as

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making soap which is called

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saponification

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but you terminate the reaction
before you get

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soap uh-huh makes sense this is
part of the reason

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the biodiesel has a mild solvent
action and usually

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cleans your fuel system

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okay Joshua tickle whose website
is above

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wrote an excellent book many
years ago called

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from the fryer to the fuel tank
and you can still

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buy it from him explains the
whole process of

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making biodiesel in detail

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interesting okay

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so I'll make sure that some of
that shows up in the

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show notes and again besides

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Michael of course who's who
maintains his whole

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show notes dot info I really

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appreciate the show notes

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Wiki system so much

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the contributions that are being
made there

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on every single show is just
it's really good

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and actually Ron and I were
talking

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we uh we had a quick drink after
uh

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uh was after four I hope

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and I was after like seven
o'clock

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or something like that and we
were thinking about

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you know what is this you know
what can we do

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what else can we do with show
notes you know we've

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already

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seen quite an amazing thing
happened here with

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these collaborative show notes
and so we're

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thinking about more ideas and if
you have any

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of course I'd love to hear from
you

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David Patrick

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check this out

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he sent me a link

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apparently

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uh this coming's racing dot com

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god this is great come it I'm
sorry

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come in's racing double M

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a 170 mile per hour dragster
running on

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biodiesel

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also look out for oddies new
diesel race car

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planning to race at Le Mans
that's a 24 hour race

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next year alongside another
biodiesel

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engine car this stuff it's
happening it really

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is it's so amazing just not to
be

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dependent upon upon the
petrochemical

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industries so incredibly nice

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alright one more thing that I
just wanted

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hit from the feedback because
it's been so

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much reaction I mean this is
just a small

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sample of all the email that I
received

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about uh shaving

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so if you're just tuning into
this to the

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podcast or if you're listening
to us for the

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first time in serious satellite
stars

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103

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um I just said you know what are
you using

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what kind of razor are you using
and why

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and how long is it last

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and apparently what I'm
stumbling onto here

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is that blades don't really get

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dollar the more you use them yet
they

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dollar at a certain point

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but you can use them for a long
time

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and they will still be effective
at least

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that's what some of the your
fellow source

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code listeners are saying

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Steve Harlow says my experiences
that a single

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blade disposable big razor will
last about a year

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after a few weeks it isn't as
sharp as it

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wasn't first but it stays about
the same

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for months and months I like it
that way

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best eventually however it
doesn't seem to

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cut anything anymore well yeah
it doesn't

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mean that okay but still a year

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I bought a bag of a dozen raises
for five

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bucks five years ago I still got
several

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just depends on how close you
want the

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shave and how thick your beard
is that doesn't

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make any sense how does that
work

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I mean I think they just

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are they just putting us on with
all this

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stuff

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Trevor says that when he was
taking

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mechanical engineering classes
at Penn State

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one of his professors told him
that the

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hardness of a razor blade is
much harder than

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the hair on our face so
theoretically

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our hair would not make the
blade dull he says

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the reason a blade goes dull is
because it

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oxidizes which of course is rust

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you may not see the rust but it
causes small

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pits and roughness in the edges
of the

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razor if you were able to look
on a

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microstope you'll be able to see
the pits

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so if there was a way to prevent
it from

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rusting you might be able to
keep the

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razor blade longer hey man I
didn't use to

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think that that little strip
that you know

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that blue strip on the razor
that once

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that was kind of gone and white
there was

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time to throw it out I think
this is

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I think we've been bullshit all
along

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Alan Wages says that I'm a
lifetime

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Gillette user the original
sensor came out

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right around when I started
shaving as a

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teenager and I think I've used
every

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gelette model since once after I
switched

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the mock three I went back and
tried

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the sensor and there was no
going back again

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but a year ago I started using
the M3

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power it's fantastic I get about
eight to ten

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shades from each carches is that
the

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one that has the the hell is
that the

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M3 power is that the three

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blade with a motor in it or
something like that

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I've read so I got to collect
all of these

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things and I'll just really
flesh them out

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and one big show I think someone
else

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was saying that he still uses a
straight

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razor it's pretty amazing and
what

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it's a billion dollar business
by

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the way it's unbelievable so I

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have a big complaint for a
fellow podcaster

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I've said it to him privately

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and now I want to say it
publicly

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because I really want to turn up
the

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pressure on this guy because
he's

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well he's done really a bad
thing

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once you get your audience
hooked

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you just cannot pull the needle
out of the

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main line I'm talking about the
daily download

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Chris Rockwell who works at pod
show full

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time has not done a daily
download

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poop cast for over two months

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and I for one am severely
severely disappointed

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to let this be a call for all
pod casters

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to get Chris Rockwell to drop a
low

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some people go on smoke breaks

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others surf the web

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[ Music ]

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and if I'm not in my disc

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I'll be on the porch of the
throne

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[ Music ]

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hhh

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oh

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no

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dammit and you're real

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ONA

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terminus

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so the next time you're in your
office

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and your stomach starts to jerk

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get out of your chair and drop

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And take you and don't let you
leave.

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Stucky and Murray, taking a dump
at work with my special plea to
Chris Rockwell to get back to
podcasting, please.

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Dude, don't you want to quit
your day job?

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Got that song off of the comedy
section of the Podsake Music
Network.

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And if you look through it, this
is something I didn't know.

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Lots of comedians are uploading
their entire routines.

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It's not very, I mean, this song
falls under or has been tagged
as a comedy genre as well as
some of these routines.

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So that's not really an
efficient way of finding them,
but they are there.

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And it seems like, well, if we
can get some comedians into
podcasting, wouldn't that be
nice?

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Man, what a forum for comedians.

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I don't know.

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But to me, it's exactly the same
as Podsake musicians.

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I think it could really help you
in your career.

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Maybe not for selling comedy
albums, but wow.

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What a way to get some exposure
and get some gigs.

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Of course, you'll have to keep
the routine fresh if everyone
can just download all your
jokes.

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Let me see what else I was going
to say about that.

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Now, okay. So after the Board of
Directors meeting today, right
there, there's a shopping mall,

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which is, I don't know, was it
the Palo Alto shopping mall.

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It says really upscale stuff.

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And Ron and I did a little bit
of Christmas shopping for our
spouses.

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And of course, that meant that
we spent a lot of time at
Sharper Image.

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And what I bought is a Tom Tom
Go GPS Navigator for Trinity.

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So officially now, the equipment
inside the car is about 20% of
the price of the entire
automobile.

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But it's great. And I'm really,
really impressed with this Tom
Tom Go, which I believe is built
by a Dutch company.

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I'm going to second I got my, I
got my T here.

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I think it's built by a Dutch
company sold over the world,
very, very successful.

19:46.720 --> 19:52.720
Touch screen, small, little unit
has a battery, lithium battery
inside.

19:52.720 --> 19:56.720
You can plug it in a adapter
into the cigarette lighter.

19:56.720 --> 19:59.720
It has a regular power adapter.

19:59.720 --> 20:01.720
You can put it in walking mode.

20:01.720 --> 20:04.720
So it ignores all of the one-way
streets.

20:04.720 --> 20:06.720
So it knows that you're not in a
car.

20:06.720 --> 20:08.720
You're walking, you put it in a
bicycle mode.

20:08.720 --> 20:09.720
It's just really good.

20:09.720 --> 20:14.720
It has multiple voices
unbelievably sophisticated,
very, very impressed with it.

20:14.720 --> 20:17.720
And it boy, it looks great. It
looks great.

20:17.720 --> 20:20.720
It's, you know, snapped right
onto Trinity's window there.

20:20.720 --> 20:22.720
And so, of course, I had to test
it out.

20:22.720 --> 20:25.720
So this was a big trip for me.

20:25.720 --> 20:32.720
I, after work, I programmed in
the nearest whole foods location
and drove her over.

20:32.720 --> 20:35.720
And was able to get a lot of the
stuff that I really didn't have.

20:35.720 --> 20:40.720
I needed some brooms, you know,
but also wanted to get just some
regular groceries.

20:40.720 --> 20:41.720
Oh, you know what I found?

20:41.720 --> 20:42.720
Oh, man, I'm so happy.

20:42.720 --> 20:46.720
My wife, Patricia will be so
jealous.

20:46.720 --> 20:53.720
I found Eggnog, which, of
course, I only have recently
come to understand, is not
available

20:53.720 --> 20:57.720
in the United Kingdom, or at
least not readily available as
it is here in the States.

20:57.720 --> 21:00.720
And I got back and I had a nice,
you know, cup of Eggnog.

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Even though it was, you know,
it's store bought.

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And there's no alcohol on it.

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It's still, it had that taste to
it.

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You know, it was really, really
cool.

21:07.720 --> 21:12.720
And just one more thing here
about a pod save for peace.

21:12.720 --> 21:18.720
I got beginning a lot of email
back and forth over the past two
days from Slaw.

21:18.720 --> 21:22.720
Westwood 1, not only debuted the
song on their network.

21:22.720 --> 21:24.720
That's the Westwood 1 radio
network.

21:24.720 --> 21:28.720
But they're also putting it into
rotation on their 24 hour day
holiday programming.

21:28.720 --> 21:33.720
So this includes 65 stations, as
well as the armed forces
network.

21:33.720 --> 21:43.720
Let's see, Mike Tanner Westwood
1, heard, heard Slaw on
Marilana's ACB radio show.

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And immediately wanted to get a
copy.

21:45.720 --> 21:47.720
So it was FedEx and Boom.

21:47.720 --> 21:48.720
There you go.

21:48.720 --> 21:53.720
So as, as hoped, it's now
getting play outside of the pod
casting arena, which is great,

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because it can show what pod
safe music is all about.

21:56.720 --> 21:58.720
It can get people interested in
pod casting.

21:59.720 --> 22:06.720
And ASCAP performance royalties
will go to UNICEF.

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And of course, people can buy
the song at podsaferepiece.org.

22:11.720 --> 22:14.720
And in our board of directors
meeting today.

22:14.720 --> 22:19.720
Yeah, I didn't mean that we were
somewhere between infrastructure
and finance.

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I can't remember what, you know,
what we were discussing at the
time.

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And then Ray Lane, who was
really, I'd have to say, the
lead partner from Kleiner
Perkins

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from our investment team.

22:29.720 --> 22:32.720
He said, you know, I just guys,
have you heard this?

22:32.720 --> 22:34.720
He called it a Christmas mashup.

22:34.720 --> 22:37.720
And so I didn't quite get what
he was talking about at first.

22:37.720 --> 22:40.720
You know, all these, these pod
safe music artists.

22:40.720 --> 22:41.720
And he had heard it.

22:41.720 --> 22:42.720
He had purchased the song.

22:42.720 --> 22:45.720
And he was turning all the
people in the room onto it.

22:45.720 --> 22:47.720
And he was so, so nuts about the
idea.

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And I hadn't told them about it.

22:48.720 --> 22:52.720
I hadn't sent it to him or tip
them off to it.

22:52.720 --> 22:53.720
He had just found it.

22:53.720 --> 22:56.720
I know he listens to a whole
bunch of podcasts.

22:56.720 --> 23:00.720
He may have heard it through the
daily source code, but more
likely through something else,

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because he definitely serves
around a lot.

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But that really, it just, you
know, like, whoa, it kind of
gave me a little chill there.

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You know, something really,
really working across boundaries
to what you normally think would
be

23:12.720 --> 23:15.720
some pretty boring people, which
they're not.

23:15.720 --> 23:17.720
The way switch done.

23:17.720 --> 23:22.720
If you're listening to this show
on a serious stars 103 on
serious satellite radio,

23:22.720 --> 23:25.720
coming up next in the pod show
lineup.

23:25.720 --> 23:32.720
We've got from the pod squad,
Pacific Coast, Hellway, followed
by yeast radio, then Dawn and
Drew.

23:32.720 --> 23:36.720
PW Fenton fills in the next half
hour with something.

23:36.720 --> 23:37.720
It's always a surprise.

23:37.720 --> 23:39.720
And I never know beforehand what
he's going to do.

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And then, of course, we got more
pod safe music to round out the
hour.

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We do it every single day from 6
to 10 Eastern, from 3 to 7
Pacific on stars 103.

23:49.720 --> 23:55.720
And if you want to hear more of
the daily source code, well,
then really what you should be
doing is

23:55.720 --> 24:01.720
subscribing to the podcast,
downloading it, because the
satellite window is closing,

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and the people who listen to the
podcast.

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Well, they get all the extra
bits.

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Man, that blue chunks.

24:15.720 --> 24:16.720
Hi.

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Are you looking for a heart?

24:18.720 --> 24:21.720
Do you need wild podcap?

24:21.720 --> 24:23.720
This one has it all.

24:23.720 --> 24:24.720
Three sums?

24:24.720 --> 24:25.720
Four sums?

24:25.720 --> 24:32.720
One episode even had a six sum,
and you never know who's going
to pair up together.

24:32.720 --> 24:34.720
Everyone here is a player.

24:34.720 --> 24:40.720
These people go at it late into
the night, and cubby even pulled
a 24 hour marathon.

24:40.720 --> 24:43.720
Here, the women are looking for
pole.

24:43.720 --> 24:47.720
And the men are looking to stick
it in the hole with this little
effort as possible.

24:47.720 --> 24:53.720
This podcast is all about
banging, getting it in the back
door, and sometimes playing

24:53.720 --> 24:55.720
with yourself.

24:55.720 --> 24:57.720
Everyone here is looking to
score.

24:57.720 --> 25:00.720
How can this podcast be suitable
for all agents?

25:00.720 --> 25:03.720
Well, we're not talking about
sex here.

25:03.720 --> 25:05.720
We're talking about disc golf.

25:05.720 --> 25:10.720
We're the players throw their
frisbee at a pole, banging the
cane, and deflecting the

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disc into the basket to finish
the hole.

25:12.720 --> 25:17.720
There won't be any sex in this
podcast, but it's all about
passion.

25:17.720 --> 25:23.720
So listen to cubby's disc golf
world podcast, and check out all
the actions.

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I don't know about you, but this
is getting me hot.

25:26.720 --> 25:30.720
I'd love to play around with you
and cubby's disc golf world.

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Come listen now.

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Meow.

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Love you disc golf world.

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See ya.

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Nice to meet you.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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We'll see you in the future.

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Hey Adam, this is Nick.

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And Jay.

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And we're from Nick and Jay.

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And Jay and Jay.

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Yeah.

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Okay.

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So we made you a promo.

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Just to let you know that you
are existing.

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Yeah.

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We just want to wish you a merry
Christmas.

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And all of your lives.

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And the holidays, guys.

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Yeah.

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So without further ado.

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Yeah.

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A promo.

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So give me a more fun.

27:13.720 --> 27:15.720
For like seven.

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I've got a whole sitting next to
me.

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It's been the congenio.

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I love you.

27:22.720 --> 27:26.720
The coolest teen podcast in the
Southern Hemisphere.

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With hot guests.

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I am the man for you.

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Hot music.

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I told you we love hot kids.

27:31.720 --> 27:33.720
And hot accents.

27:33.720 --> 27:34.720
I'm not Australian.

27:34.720 --> 27:37.720
I don't want these because this
is how Australian Thor.

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Brought to you once a week,
every week.

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Congenio.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Nick and Jay and Jay.

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Yeah.

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And Jay and the spell.

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Jay.

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Hey.

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Yeah.

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It's mad down the door.

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It's a big quiet.

27:51.720 --> 27:52.720
And now.

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And back to the Daily Source
Code.

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Ah.

27:55.720 --> 27:56.720
Spallion.

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I love like.

27:57.720 --> 27:59.720
So what I'm trying to do with
this new format.

27:59.720 --> 28:07.720
We're I'm only doing a 24
minutes and 30 seconds for
that'll be in the serious
satellite window.

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And by the way, I yielded the
rest of my time.

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The other half of my time to the
distinguished gentle woman from
Chicago.

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I had to find steam.

28:15.720 --> 28:16.720
She's not doing an hour.

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She was, oh man.

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She was complaining.

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So that's so much about that.

28:20.720 --> 28:23.720
You know, I wish we had more
time and serious.

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There's so many more shows I'd
like to put on.

28:26.720 --> 28:27.720
Well, working on it.

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Okay.

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So far, they're repeating the
shows in the morning.

28:30.720 --> 28:32.720
From six to ten Eastern AM.

28:32.720 --> 28:35.720
But of course, it's the shows
from the day before.

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And I'd much rather create fresh
shows in the morning and have
fresh shows in the afternoon.

28:40.720 --> 28:42.720
I mean, what else do they have
on the channel?

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Because it doesn't go across the
cousin Brucey.

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Come on.

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That by the way, the of the
three questions, there's only
three main inquiries that people
have when

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they call up serious.

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One last second.

28:55.720 --> 29:02.720
And it's questions about Howard
Stern about the Pod Show and
about cousin Brucey.

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I don't know if it's in that
order.

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I don't know if it's good,
better and different.

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But that's the truth.

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Yesterday I was wondering where
the ultimate mix pod cast went
and

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You know, this is the guy who
does a podcast that ultimately
makes dot blogs spot.com

29:22.680 --> 29:26.720
Which is the ultimate mix. It's
like a weekly show of pod safe
music

29:26.720 --> 29:30.160
I really like listening to other
podcasts to pick up on cool pod
safe music

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And so what usually what I do is
I do a run of a couple of shows
that I like I look at that on
the PMM

29:38.240 --> 29:43.040
And otherwise I'll just refresh
the home page a couple of times
and usually the songs that show
up there

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I've been played at least once
on a podcast. I'll check those
out

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But I do like listening to the
ultimate mix and right there on
his home page

29:50.560 --> 29:54.560
It said no podcast. I'm sick.
Sorry everyone. No podcast this
week

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I'm on my back enjoying the flu.
Hopefully I can squeeze two in
the next week

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All right, dude. Hope you feel
better for sure

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So the new format. I'm trying to
put together here for the source
code

30:05.320 --> 30:12.720
It's had that first you know the
first kind of like 15 20 25
minutes have that be you know
much more kind of you know

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Stuff that I've been doing in
source code like stuff

30:16.720 --> 30:24.400
Or human source code like stuff
and then once the satellite
window closes is really where I
want to focus a lot of the pod
casting stuff

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Because that way you know a lot
of new listeners coming into
this space

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They'll probably want to know
about what's going on with pod
casting

30:30.680 --> 30:33.720
But you know you really want to
get some feel for pod cast as
well

30:33.720 --> 30:38.360
So that's kind of what I did
yesterday with Trinity, you know
first I did all the biodiesel
stuff and then we talked about

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What other stuff is going on in
the podcast industry

30:42.280 --> 30:45.080
Because I know there's still
lots of pod casters who

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who check out the show and

30:47.720 --> 30:56.800
The pod pimp Aaron Brousel from
pod show sent over an email that
I just got it's I sent a link to
a survey

30:57.720 --> 31:00.720
Which was done amongst
podcasters

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According to the link survey
results described in this story
40% of podcasters

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Have monetization in mind and
excerpt almost two fifths of
people producing video blogs and
podcasts are doing so with some
sort of commercial motive
according to the study

31:16.640 --> 31:23.240
The study was based on two
surveys of 351 mostly US based
podcasters and video bloggers
and

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Found that nearly 40% were
producing the content with an
explicit or quasi commercial
motive in mind

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Dr. Peter Chen and

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Assistant lecturer in media at
Monash University and author the
pod casting and video blogging

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Oh an author of pod casting a
video blogging a production site
analysis study

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Says that while he found the
result surprising it should be
qualified in the sense that most
producers probably didn't expect
the podcasters video blogs to
provide a

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substantial income

31:52.920 --> 31:54.920
Interesting, okay

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I will put the link to that in
the daily source code show
notes, so it can be copied over
to the to the wiki show notes

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I know it wasn't me see 351.
Well, oh man, I could argue
forever about stats, but

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Is that a good sample of 10,000
is so two so they did 700?

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Well, they almost did 10% of the
registered podcasters if you if
you take like a

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As less than that is probably
because of what we have now at
podcast alley 11 12,000 13,000
so

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Probably more like seven eight
percent, but still very very
interesting

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And thanks to the miracle of pod
casting. I'm actually I want to
play this because in the future
some day we're going to be able
to

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Use pieces or be able to refer
back to pieces in podcast
that'll be I think become
relevant

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Maybe I should put this up on
the web somewhere else or

32:50.920 --> 32:54.920
Maybe Pete the Mac geek can do
it for me because it for the
first time

32:55.160 --> 33:01.480
He really gave me a great
step-by-step analysis of my
Macintosh hard drive now. This
is like a three-minute geeky
piece

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So if you're not into you know
how to fix a Mac hard drive when
it crashes and what steps to
take

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Please please just shuttle right
past the next three minutes and
seven seconds

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I think you mentioned your
upstairs Macintosh again during
a DSC 298 and I thought I'd
finally go for my fat ass and
come and see me some audio
feedback

33:21.240 --> 33:24.920
You'll have to excuse the audio
quality. I'm using the built-in
mic on my laptop

33:25.800 --> 33:28.440
Maybe you could pipe my audio
through that fancy compressor
eels

33:29.320 --> 33:34.040
Anyway, Adam, I heard you
mentioned you really want to
recover the data from that drive
so I thought I'd give you a
yellow

33:34.440 --> 33:39.240
You see I spent my days working
as a technician at an Apple
server center down here in New
Zealand

33:39.880 --> 33:44.760
I've had to recover data from
many a host drive over my time
and I thought I'd throw on a
quick one-minute run-down on the
steps

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I go through and the hope it
might be useful to you or
one-year DSC listeners

33:49.240 --> 33:53.960
First of all, you need to
determine if the drive has
suffered a harm to your failure
or a software failure

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But software, I mean the make-up
of the data on the hard drive to
retry structure

33:58.600 --> 34:01.480
There are two possible types of
harm to your failure from our
perspective

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Mechanical failure or
controllable failure. If the
drive makes loud clunky noises
other than the normal

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Sort of power on self-test
start-up noises then this most
likely indicates a mechanical
assembly failure

34:11.800 --> 34:14.920
A complete lack of spin-up also
indicates a mechanical assembly
failure

34:14.920 --> 34:18.200
Although sometimes the symptom
can also be caused by a
controllable failure

34:19.400 --> 34:23.640
If the drive spins up okay, but
doesn't sharpen disc utility
when you look for it

34:23.880 --> 34:26.200
Then you most likely have a
controllable portfolio

34:26.520 --> 34:30.840
Controllable failures are far
less common than the mechanical
assembly failures, but they do
happen

34:31.080 --> 34:35.720
I've got a stack of six good
quantum drives that work that
have all had the exact same chip
fail

34:35.960 --> 34:37.960
And they've all got a boom mark
on them to prove it

34:38.840 --> 34:43.000
If the drive spins up okay, and
you can see it in disc utility

34:43.160 --> 34:44.680
But it doesn't mount on the
finder

34:45.080 --> 34:46.920
Adam, this is you from what
you've told me

34:46.920 --> 34:49.560
Then you most likely have a
corrupt retry structure

34:50.120 --> 34:51.800
That's a software failure and
not a hardware failure

34:52.600 --> 34:55.960
Great, so now you know how to
distinguish them how can you fix
them

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Well, the mechanical assembly
failure is by far the worst
failure of the lot when it comes
to repairing the drive yourself

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Usually there's a little hope
although sometimes a drive will
stay out long enough for you to
mount it and copy the most
important data

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I your users folder

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One trick that is worked in the
past is to stick the drive in a
fridge

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Adam, I heard you're mentioning
a freezer once

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But I've definitely had better
results just using the fridge

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Leave it in there for at least a
day so that it can chill
properly though

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And mechanical failure that you
can't recover from will probably
have to be sent away to a
special

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Sorganisation like drive savers

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Who although expensive are
generally do have excellent
results

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If you have a controller board
failure, you'll need to find
another drive of the exact same
make and model with a good
working board that you can
borrow to put onto your drive to
get your data off

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You literally remove the board
from the good drive put it onto
your mechanical assembly

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This is why it's good practice
for technicians to keep the
controller boards from failed
drives that they've obtained
over time and

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Case that I've used to somebody
else later

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And finally if you have a
corrupt directory structure,
then I'd have to agree with Kurt
Lewis the best tool for me

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I was tending to retrieve
recovery as dyskoria

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Not and doesn't need as he puts
it suck the sweat off right not
so russes testicles

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Well, I hope there'll be a few
of you still have you holidays
and keep the DSC's coming

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You know, it turns out apples
are pretty cool companies still
isn't it?

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I mean they got guys in New
Zealand who are sticking power
books and fridges and sparking
up

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Yeah, that's the company. I
remember you got it and wind it
up. What to do with Michael can
be butchers

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There's they dealt this year at
Charlie

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[ Music ]

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Big bad hell this one would have
been one you'd love

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Just listening that song and
there's this legendary radio guy
in Holland out Alfred look
harder

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And anyone who is in the
Netherlands who knows him will
know exactly what I'm talking
about

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He would have loved this song.
He would have I know he would
have he passed away

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Oh, man what about five years
ago five six years ago

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He was only 50 but he was he was
the oh, and he was not

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That's what he was

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What amazed he lasted until 50
but still I really really do
miss him and hearing that song
kind of brought some some good
memories back

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That's it for the daily source
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dot com adamant curry dot com
for the feedback

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Kind of just say one more time
now that I'm at 96% of my four
gigs on go on Gmail and I really
love Gmail

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I know I can get more space
anywhere else, but please put
your feedback on a server and
just send me a link

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Okay, I'll be back tomorrow with
the thank god it's Friday
edition of Delta Sierra Charlie

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