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Hello, Gruscott, and herzlich
will come in.

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My name is Tannig Bulgar, I'm in
Germany, and you hear the daily
source code,

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Oscar V. 500, 47.

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With Adam Curry.

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I need little pants.

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From Pod Show, home of the
world's most dangerous new
content comes the Daily Source
Code.

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With Adam Curry.

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About $16 million worth of
airplane strapped 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 sticking greens
in.

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

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I'm just in case I'm curry.

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Thank God, it's...

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One ticket please.

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But Adam and Lucy are invited
here.

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And what's going on man?

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Yeah.

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She's at home.

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Yes, she's at home.

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Yes, she's at home.

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Let's the new liquid.

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[ Music ]

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Doesn't tell us the others never
is

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Go, go, go, go

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Ha ha

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If I can make it through the
night

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That's football, man

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That's what it's all about

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Barry White

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Let the music play

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Play-all

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All the way to start a Friday

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Daily source code episode 5-47

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How you doing everybody

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It is Friday

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The Master of the Manor

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Adam Curry

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Coming to you from Curry

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Manor

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And the affluent suburb of
Surrey

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Known as Gulford

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On the west side of G-town

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Why am I playing Barry White?

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Well, let me tell you

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Last night, the lady Patricia
and I watched

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The documentary on sky

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Like six or something like that

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And it was about the life and
times of Barry White

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Post you mostly put together

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Because of course this legend
has been

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Has been gone for a number of
years

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And it was titled Let The Music
Play

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And it was such a fascinating
story

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To hear how Barry White came
from

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Literally walked

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From East Los Angeles to
Hollywood

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And started out as a drummer

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And then an A&R guy and a
producer

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And then started making records

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And just what a talent this guy
was

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And throughout this entire
documentary

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People are all talking about

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How Barry's music will live on

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And there's his ex-wife

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And there's his daughter

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And there's his writing partner

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And Barry's music will live on

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And I'm thinking

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Yeah, shit, how's it going to
live on

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If people live over here

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There's stuff

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How are you going to discover
it?

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You typed in white

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On iTunes

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And all of a sudden it showed up

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Which of course is how I got
that track

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Because I did buy it

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And only a fraction of his

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Catalog is available

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Online

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And you know, you can have to

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Really search hard to find

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His Catalog in music stores

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For whatever music stores

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I still left over

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So you know, if you liked what
you heard

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And you want to learn all about

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The love making skills of Mr.
Barry White

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And how they can affect you

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And how you

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But you know what the word

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The word is legs

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Go home, spread the word

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Make babies with Barry White

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I just got to play that stuff

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I just couldn't stop

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Last night

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Patricia and I went straight up

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To the attic

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And started playing

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Like 20 Barry White tracks

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Which is pretty much everything

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That's there

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Then of course there's some love

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And limited stuff

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I just like, oh man

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I got to share that with my
friend

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So it is Fubar Friday

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Please don't sue me

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That was out of the goodness of
my heart

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Ah

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How to great day yesterday in
London

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Sorry that wasn't able to put
out a show

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I kind of knew it wasn't going
to happen

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Just because you know, I had to
be in really early

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It's president

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Excuse me, you can still tell I
got this

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Ah

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Various

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A lot of people in London

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Hacking in coffin as well

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Um

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Yeah, so we had some meetings
with the

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With the BT folks

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BT vision

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Which of course is there

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There's that top box

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Which is now available in
limited quantities

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And about pod show TV

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And then had dinner

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With two of the most powerful

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Women at British telecom

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Who control hundreds of millions
of pounds

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So I was really all cleaned up

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And looking nice

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I'll go see that

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Sucking up

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The best I could do

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Ah

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No

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But it's great

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Because it's two completely
different cultures

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When you come together

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As pod show and BT

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And it's really nice how we do
fit together

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We go together

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Like shinglinglingling

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Hey, I got a note here from Amy
Mack

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Adam, I know you're feeling
crappy

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And hoping to travel on Friday

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Actually, I was going to travel
Friday

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But now it's going to be Sunday

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So I'm going to cut you some
slack

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And give you this week

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Assurcize free

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Feel better

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Hope to see you next week

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Amy Mack

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Yes

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I will see you next week

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And maybe you can do a personal

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Assurcize

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Speaking of body parts

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Did you see this or did you hear
about this report

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The UNICEF put out

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That said the best place to
raise kids

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In the entire world is the
Netherlands

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And they have some kind of

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They'll have a very detailed
study

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And it's based upon a lot of
things

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I don't really understand

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And they came up with some kind
of index

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And by the way, I'd like to
disagree

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It may be great to grow up in
the Netherlands

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But it's very hard to break out
of the Netherlands

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Once you grow up there

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Very few seem to

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Okay, so that doesn't matter

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I'll take that

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The worst country in the world

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By far in a way

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Was the United States

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Which I also have my
disagreements about

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The second to worst was the
United Kingdom

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So I'm like, look in the survey

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And I said, we definitely need
better data

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And I got it today

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courtesy of the son

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This is the son online

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So I'll post a link to it in the
show

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No, it's a daily source code.com

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British women have the biggest
breasts in Europe

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A survey revealed yesterday

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Oh, yes

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I knew it was in the right
country

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Here you go

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The poll which is done for
Brahmaker triumph

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Also the manufacturer of fine
motorcycles

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Found that only in this country

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Did more than half the women
need a decouper larger

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Our 57%

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Including curvy model Kelly
Brook

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Put the rest in the shade

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With Denmark second

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On 50%

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And then number three the
Netherlands

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36%

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Third biggest houters of Europe

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Belgium after that

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Notice I've lived in three of
these countries

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France, Sweden, Greece,
Switzerland

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The Swedes in the Swiss

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Have the largest number of acup
sizes

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At 14%

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Fantastic fabulous

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Fabulous survey

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Very appreciative

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Because I was just getting a
little bit worried about

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About why we're actually here in
the UK

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Oops

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On the second

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Pilot error

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Hey Adam, it's dark from Sydney
again

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So let me get this right

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You go to the toilet with your
N800

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I just

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I don't know what you need to be
doing with that

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In the toilet

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Yeah

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Yeah, you can't fathom that can
you

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Well let me tell you I like to
sit in my friend

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I like to sit no matter what my
business is

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In the toilet

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I've completely retrained myself

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42 years of horrible habit

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So that we can keep the bathroom
splatter free

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Even though I don't have to
clean it up

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I do have to clean up my own
shit in San Francisco

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The condo

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Yeah, of course I've got to

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My interior engineer

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Christinaizer name
coincidentally

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Who comes by before

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I show up in after I leave

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But still you know when I'm
there for a week

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I have to clean crap up

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Not just crap

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Yeah man

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That's what that's what the N800
is

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Fantastic for again yesterday

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Went to London

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Took this

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There's Nokia internet tablet
with me

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Walked into the pod show

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Shortage crash pad

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And

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Immediately

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It found I'd taken it there
before

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So it found the network

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It had already connected me

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Didn't have to do anything

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I was doing my email

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And I didn't have to log around
a laptop

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So that's basically what you
know you use the laptop for

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And I actually got some stuff

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I used it on the train with the

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With the modem from my phone

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Um

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And I've I haven't had a lot of
time

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In the past two days

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To really mess around with all
the

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I'm going to talk about that
later in a free

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Trinity update

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To mess around with all the

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The python scripts

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But it's a fantastic device

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I'm I'm actually

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Getting back into a little bit
of programming

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Learning how to

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To a now address the

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What is it the gtk?

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I guess that's graphical

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Toolkit or something like that

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From python so you can open up
windows

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And and file

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File dialog boxes and

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Put some functionality into some
scripts

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And once you really get into the
zone of

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Scripting and something

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It really goes quite fast

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And you should see this
development

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Environment

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I got to make a screenshot of
that

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So that's all right

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Just a little geeky stuff for a
second

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So I'm SSH

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In

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To the device

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To the N800

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From my laptop

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So I've got a

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A terminal window open

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And then I have VNC running

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Next to it

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So if I program a window to pop
open

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Through the python toolkit

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Graphical toolkit

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I can actually see that appear

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Without having to have the
device

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Right next to me

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It's really it's a lot of

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I got a delia

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I

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Love the tinfoil hat moments

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Hi I'm in CG here again

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I'm really pleased that you
picked up my suggestion

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For it's some things

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And you're getting some

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Now getting some ass exercise as
well

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In order to encourage more
people to take up this

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I mean just for those of you
just joining the show

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Just so you don't confuse about
ass exercise

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And whatever he just said in
German

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This is about the sits and

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sits and pink on

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In other words

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A movement

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A movement to have all men sit
down

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When they pee

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As I can't say it any other way

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Sit down when you do a number
one

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Because it'll you know

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It'll save a lot of hassle and
nastiness

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For the person who has to clean
the toilet for you

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Practice

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I really think that they need to
ask

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The person who does the cleaning

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And that is

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What benefit there is

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After they've tried it a week

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If you like me

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And you're being down on your
hands

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And these

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With a scrubber

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And the bottle of bleach

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You really get to see what

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Spray about

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Just for now

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Thank you man

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Hey great news

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And I got this this tidbit

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From tons of people

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Of course

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Quoting

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From several sources

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Now that Google has more
computing muscle

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Sarah J. Bryn

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So the company will start
selling additional storage
capacity

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To email users with
extraordinary needs

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Google still hasn't figured out

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The specifics would bring
indicated the email storage

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And fees will be introduced
later this year

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To be similar to Google's photo
hosting service

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The charge is $25 annually for
6.25 gigabytes

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And $500 annually for $250
gigabytes

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Hello

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Yeah

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Love it

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Oh they finally heard me

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Fuck you Jason

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Not only have I been talking
about this

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Since the inception of Gmail

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And as you know

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I'm already deep in the

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Conclaves

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The Enclaves

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Conclaves

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The Catacombs of Google

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Because I got the

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Special 4 gigabyte limit

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Which of course I've surpassed
for a year now

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And keep floating at 98.99%

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But look at our board of
directors dude

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Maybe that'll give you a clue

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Is to who really

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Really insticated this

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So let's just mention

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This is Bizzoucajo and this
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Of Solopsistic Nation features
an exquisite corpse mix

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It began with sending a song to
a fellow podcaster

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And asking them to select the
track that they thought

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Go after the tune I picked

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The next podcaster had to choose
a song based

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On the previous track with the
tune they dug

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The process was completed until
the mix was complete

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How the mix unfolds will be just
as much as a prize for us

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As it will be for you

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So please join us on Solopsistic
Nation

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Where we play the very best of
electronic music

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If so we want a TMI

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I still see nation.com

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So Lipstick wait a minute, I got
to spell this for you

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Because you'll never be able to
get it from the promo

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Solopsistic Nation

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Okay, here we go, ready got a
pen

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Sierra Oscar Lima

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India Papa

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Sierra India Sierra Tango

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India Charlie

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November alpha tango India Oscar

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November dot com

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That's a good idea

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I like that it's kind of like
one of those

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Party games you play at the
table at a dinner party

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You know like passing on

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Yeah, I word association

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I like that that's very cool

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I've not listened to the show
yet

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But the promo definitely

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Definitely did it for me

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Like this one too

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That's just the riff of a new
song

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I'm working on Adam

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It's David of Belito

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That guitar man from Central
Park

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And Lisa from I love the company

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And we're just letting you know
that we just finished

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Show 200

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Show 200

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Actually show 200

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And one

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That's right by time you get
this

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But time you play it

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On a daily source code we're
back

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We got back from Mexico

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And so now we're getting back
into the swing

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And things again new show

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On high love the company

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Every day Monday through Friday

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So make sure you tell everybody
about it

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David I like this groove

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Cool, you know what I just

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Truthfully I just kind of kick
this thing around

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Some new funny songs

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So this is a new thing

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I'm just kind of kicking around
right now

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So as soon as it has some likes

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We'll send it your way

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And oh listen

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Let us know when you get to New
York

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Yeah, maybe we'll go to London

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Maybe we'll go to London

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Maybe we'll hang out with you
guys in London

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Alright so listen Adam

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Keep up the great work in them

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And we'll see you around the pod
as fair

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Yeah, yeah

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I David the lovely Lisa

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Yeah, I know

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You're episode 202 already

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Because I think I got that one
last night on the train

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Did I get on the train?

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It was the morning that I saw a
show up

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200 was great and
congratulations

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And yes I'm going to be in New
York

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I'm going to I have a

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Oh I'm appearing in a production

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I don't know if I can actually
mention it yet

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So I won't say that

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But it's being done in North
Carolina

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I think I think it's North
Carolina

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And it's acting

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It's a real stretch for me too

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It's something that's kind of
fun

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It has to do with pod show

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And you can't really get there
from here

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So instead of flying for nine
hours like Atlanta

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And then taking another plane

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And I was like why don't I just
go to New York with Virgin

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Which I love you know

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I just love Virgin Atlantic

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I can't help it

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I would rather stay at night in
New York

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Just to fly the first leg on
Virgin Atlantic

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So I'm going to stay one night
in New York

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Which I think is going to be
Friday

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Or Saturday Saturday night

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The

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Ojipu

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I'm thinking the 10th or 11th or
something like that

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And then I'm flying out Sunday

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And then I think that that week

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Anyway shit

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I'm coming to New York

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Okay, I got a lot of stuff to do

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But I would definitely love

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I would love to hang with you
guys

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Maybe that night when I arrived
before I go

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To North Carolina the next day

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Maybe we go hang out

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I'll be a little jet lag a
little bit tired

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But I would love to hang out
with you

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And the lovely lady Lisa

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I'm feeling mighty lonesome

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Haven't slept a wink

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[ Music ]

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In this week they rule

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I'm talking to the shadows

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Wanna collect your phone

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And load house below the
moment's go

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When all I do is phone

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[ Music ]

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Feeling low as the ground

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Recognize that tuna

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From a couple days ago

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It's driving me crazy

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You're waiting for you baby

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To come around

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Black coffee

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Fultures with splendor

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If you must know

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Stephanie Hardger

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Hardger

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I think it's Hardger

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Of course that was the
soundtrack

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The chef Mark used

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And his valentines concoction

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And I sent me a note

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That's great

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What a great track that is

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Thanks, Chef Mark

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For letting me know that was on
the podcast

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Music Network of course it was

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Yesterday

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Second episode of Textra

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Launched Natalie Del Conti

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Who is now doing a multi day

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Technology show

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For Pod Show

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I'm really liking it

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I think you should go check it
out

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I had a

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Had a really good conversation
with her

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Just before we started the
series

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And

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I have to say

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This young lady is a true, true,
true feminist

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And every sense of the word

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We were in discussions about her
doing a show

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Now she's a very accomplished
writer

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And she's written about
technology

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For a number of years

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She has degrees

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And all kinds of really
impressive stuff

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But she's also beautiful

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And no one can deny it

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And she said, I really want to
do something different

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With this show

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I really want to be girly and
feminine

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And sexy and still talk about
technology

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I don't want to have to hide my
assets

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So to speak

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And I want to

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It should be possible

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It should be a combination of
both

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I know she went on cranky geeks

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The other day I haven't seen the
show

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So I don't know if she talked
about that

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But I'm so proud of her

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As a woman myself

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I'm just so proud of what she's
doing

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And everyone who's watched the
show

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seems to just love it

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So there's a new one up today

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Textra, T-E-X-T-R-A

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Textra.podshow.com

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With Natalie Del Conti

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Mark Yoshimaru and M-Coff

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Not a pretty good idea actually

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Maybe it's something for the
Fubar

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It's something

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If there's enough what do you
call it

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If there's enough people that
want to try this out

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I'm totally game for it

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The idea is

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Bringing back the guitar solo

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Guitar solo

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It's almost something of the
past

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You know, almost something of
the 80s

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Yet you know that

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Oh crap

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Hey folks, listen to serious
stars 102

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Go get your own guitar

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Get out your axe

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Because we'll be talking about
it

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Download the whole show

24:30.000 --> 24:31.000
DailySourceco.com

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Before we find out the rest of
this story

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I think that there's still lots
of people

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who love to just pick up the
guitar and just riff

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And I think that there's, you
know, we've had

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Air Guitar Contest

24:43.000 --> 24:45.000
But actually, I think that

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Audio podcast like this one

24:47.000 --> 24:50.000
Maybe a good place to bring back
the guitar solo

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So if you've got a guitar solo

24:53.000 --> 24:55.000
Or if you want to record your
guitar solo

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Send it to

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House of Tone at gmail.com

24:59.000 --> 25:00.000
House of Tone

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All written together

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T-O-N-E House of Tone

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At gmail.com

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Mark and I are going to see if
we can get something going

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Now he actually sent it

25:09.000 --> 25:11.000
He claims this is his guitar
solo

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He says the guitar used for this

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Was a bright yellow custom-made

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Strat body with EMG pickups

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I have, if Mark, if, well,

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Listen to this

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This is apparently a guitar solo

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Download by Mark Yoshimoto

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Nemcock from Pacific Coast

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Hellway

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Number one with the bullet
shadow falls

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Yadi Adi

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Where's my fucking latte?

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All that stuff.

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Small penis, here we go

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1-Sport

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[ Music ]

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Mark, if that's really you

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Stop podcasting

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We just fucking stop

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Go play guitar

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I don't know if I, I'm looking,
I think for guitar solo is that
don't have rhythm

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section behind it. Just, you
know, just let me hear your
sound, man. And let us know what

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gear you're using and just play
some. Just fucking riff away.
Let's see if we can do that

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because I like listening to
guitar solo. For a while we did
drum cadences and then I guess

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we just kind of ran out of
material after a while. But
guitar solo as man, you can pick
up your

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right. In fact, I have, I got
four guitars here. I love
Christina's boyfriend Andy. He

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re-strong every single guitar,
cleaned them all up, tuned them
all. Nothing I can play or
anything.

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Hey Adam, this is Stella from
California. I just wanted to
tell you that I truly enjoyed

26:49.120 --> 26:56.560
the show with you and Patricia.
It's just so wonderful listening
to both of you, the honesty

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and sincerity. It's not corny to
me because I've been married for
almost 25 years and for you
being

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together 20 years and still
being so in love and such kinder
spirits. So thank you and
hopefully

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Patricia will be back again next
week or maybe not next week
because she'll be in San
Francisco.

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But anyway, have a wonderful day
and just a day. Just beg, I want
you to be be gay with my wife.

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I would make me really happy.
John Kits says, Adam, be a
little gay. Make sure the kids
are quiet.

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Ah, those were the days when men
were the master of the manner.
Is Ivan still available?

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I think Patricia's sister. I'm
telling you, man. Actually, I
did listen to the show I

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did with Patricia Valentine's
Day. Man, I'm a lucky mother
fucker. Vadim Zaliva.

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He, now I'm just going to switch
gears here for a second to a
little bit of tin foil hat
moment

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back to the Nokia N800. Not just
the Nokia. I was talking about
the light. That's what it was.

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The life blog software that is
in the series 60 phones. I had
that on. Oh, I have it. I have
it on my E61 and

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was it the N95 or whatever. A
lot of phones have this. It's a
really nice piece of software.

28:31.840 --> 28:38.480
Well, second. What's that? Screw
up. It's like the Dutch gossip
magazines are calling me now.
How

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they got my number? I don't
know. Anyway, so I had a story
earlier in the week. I was
talking about

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the fact that they support the
Atom ATOM, the Atom API, which
is a way to get content to
metadata

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from one device to another
across the internet. And I was
saying basically the MetaWeblog
API,

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which is built on top of XMLRPC,
or is an XMLRPC version. I don't
know what the hell you call it.

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But you know what I'm talking
about, which is really so
simple. Even I can make it work.
I even

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made it work on the N800. And I
really want Nokia to implement
an Atom on XMLRPC with a
MetaWeblog

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API, which so far I've been
striking out on. So Vadim sends
in a comment, which I thought
was really

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interesting. He says, uh, heard
your comments about Atom versus
XMLRPC in the Nokia Life blog.

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He says, I assume by XMLRPC, you
mean the MetaWeblog protocol?
Oops. Yes.

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Working in mobile space, I can
understand why Nokia is
reluctant to do what you want.
It's very

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difficult to get new software
into headsets. Fuck. I'm going
to play that voicemail, whoever
that was.

29:48.880 --> 29:52.880
It requires extensive testing of
multiple devices for where
upgrade sometimes even legal

29:52.880 --> 29:57.440
paperwork in some countries.
Yeah, I that I understand, but
that was not what I was told. I
was told,

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hey, we've got the Atom API. Why
would I implement something
else? On the other hand, it
would be

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quite simple as Vadim to
implement simple proxy from Atom
posting the Life blog flavor
because

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they do use some non-standard
extensions to the MetaWeblog.
This could be an external module
running

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on separate machines. This way,
you didn't do not need to modify
anything at Podshow,

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and yet have it working with
Nokia phones. It's a fairly
simple project. Probably only
take a

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couple of days. And I'm very
interested in this. Think about,
I mean, what a what a fantastic

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web service that would be. Wow.
Okay, here's an idea for your
Vadim. Here's an idea.

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So if you made a simple web
service, basically where I sign
in, I register and I say, okay,

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I'm going to be sending you
something from my Nokia phone or
any Atom related protocol.

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But let's just say the Life
blog. And here's where I want it
to go in XMLRPC. So you have
kind of

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like a translator. You know
what? I would even be happy to
have a little link at the bottom
show

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of Automatically that says, you
know, this post was
TransMorgaford TransFarded. This
post was

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TransFarded. Thanks to the Vadim
translator service or something
like that. I think there's a

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fuck, I pay for it. You know
what? That's awesome. Awesome
Vadim. Let's see if we can get
some

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together on that man. I really
like it. Okay. So let me just
see here. These these jibronies,
man.

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They've been calling me for the
past two days. What they call up
and they say, hi, we just want
to

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see how everything's going and
how's your new house? Let me
say, I'm going to put this on
the

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speaker phone. I recognize the
number immediately as show news,
a television rag.

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Do you want to be eating? You're
a message from Anna?

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Uh, why do I have to listen to
that? Hold on a second. I don't
want to listen to that. That's

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like really old messages. Oh, I
hate it when singular does this.
Hold on. Yeah, yeah, yeah,

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save. Oh, this sucks so bad.

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A crap. All right. Let's play
some Jersey Todd and then I'll
get this hold on a second.

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You know, I know you're with me
now anyway. Hey, yeah, hold on.
Let me save that one.

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Hold on. It's like a fucking
million years old.

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Oh, singular. Can I just say
that your voice mail service
sucks major ass. You should be

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giving me the new messages
first, not the old messages.
Hold on. Yeah,

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re-saved. Okay. Finally.

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Okay. Well, that was really
fucking unsuccessful. Hold on.

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Okay. Those of you who live in
the Netherlands will understand
how stupid that is. Hey, just
call

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the see how you're doing. See
if, hey, why don't you call in
live on the show tonight?

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Whenever there's technical
problems, I'm just really happy
he's nearby.

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I had a prolific program. I'm
proud of you, man. You're
learning. You're correcting
yourself.

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You're taking your time to
speak. Let's go. I had a
prolific program in San
Francisco again.

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Take your time. I posted some of
the Google Earth output that you
requested on the news group

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on my blog as I put in keyhole
mark of using Python. Have a
good night, cheers. Okay.

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So prolific programmer is on the
case. What are we talking about?
Well, we're talking about

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ramping up for free Trinity.
That love day for you,
everybody. Let's see if we can
get this some

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bitch on the road.

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Driving across the USA. Open and
make a good time today. I feel
like I've been watching

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[ Music ]

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left the bio, diesel, set your
brain, Trinity, Trinity,
Trinity, Trinity, Trinity,
Trinity, Trinity,

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right out. Okay. I got a lot of
work to do this week and
catching up on the free Trinity

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group. I've got a proposal that
I have to still review from
Paula Walto, podcaster, Barbara,
who's

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gathering all the information I
want to run the project. I've
got to kind of figure out what

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the entire project is. However,
the techno heads are surging
ahead and I really, I just
haven't

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had time to sit down and parse
through it, but it looks like we
got a lot of code that I'm going

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to start to implement this
weekend. So prolific
programmers, he just heard he's
set something up now

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so that GPS coordinates are
output in a KML file, which is
the type of file Google Earth
uses,

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so you should be able to track
Trinity's progress. Okay. I've
been thinking about

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thinking about where to place
the black box, which I'm pretty
sure is going to be a Nokia

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and 800. That seems to be our
development platform. I'm
thinking that it wouldn't be
cool

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if we use the onboard camera and
we kind of position the thing on
the dashboard, so you can always
see

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who is driving and then I saw
something yesterday on Dave
Winner's weblog. You have these
wireless

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cameras, these Wi-Fi-based
cameras, that as long as they
can connect to a Wi-Fi point
somewhere,

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they basically send back their
IP information to home-based and
you can not only look at the

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picture, but you can control
them from anywhere in the world.
Maybe it makes sense to have a
couple

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of these hardwired in as well,
so you can either, so we could
perhaps record a video stream,

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make it interactive. I got to
get one at my hand, I wanted
these devices, I got to order
one off

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of Amazon, but that could be
something very cool as well. A
multimedia experience with
Trinity.

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Okay Adam, after listening to
the DSC for over 350 shows, I'm
finally sending in an audio

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comment. My name is Dan Lin and
I produce the RoseDrop Media
Circus podcast available at

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RoseDropMedia.podshow.com. Our
show features local Portland
Oregon Performing Artist,

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answering interview questions,
playing live, and sometimes
featuring cuts from their CDs.

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We've been doing the show since
September 2005 and have posted
over 100 shows of all original

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material. We just moved from our
first venue, have always
recorded our show live in
public,

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and would love to have Trinity
stop by on her cross-country
tour. Join the circus,

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and we'll take you out to a
nearby biodiesel station. We
also stream our live taping into

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second life. I've played many
live music dates in SL as
RoseDrop Rust, and we can show
the

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audience in real life clubs, the
second life podshow live music
venue. Please come to Portland

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to be our guest. This would be a
wonderful and valuable prize for
our listeners.

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Haven't missed a show since I
started listening, and yes, I
told all the staff, of course.

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All right, dude, thank you so
much. Yeah, absolutely. We'll
put her on the map, and that
would

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make a lot of sense. I don't
mind going up or down before we
go to the right. If you're
looking

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at Trinity's starting point,
lots of other smart companies
jumping in on the action because

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it's going to be a lot of fun to
be had with Trinity. Hi, Adam.
It is all the same on from
Holland.

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Well, I listen to the daily
source because only almost on
the regularly basis daily. I
love

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the show. I even love the
Trinity concept. In my daytime
job, I'm a marketing guy at the
company

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Vogels. We made a product to
mount these these player or
small 70C in your car at the
head

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of Phonti. For the back seat, I
can just enjoy a movie or show
the web. I'm willing to

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sponsor the project with a VV
doc product. And while we're
even a couple, if you want to

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give them a chance, I would put
the values of prices. The
product is on www.Vosal.com,
slash VV doc,

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and I will send you an email
with my contact details if you
want to know more about the

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VV doc. Okay, it actually straps
on to the back of the headrest.
That's pretty interesting.

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You have other docs here
available as well. Let me see,
when else they have. They have
sound on

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their website is what they have.
LCD wall support. Dude, thank
you. That might be pretty good.

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Yeah. I wonder if you can still
bolt the box to that. I don't
want, well, it's kind of a

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trusting. If we send Trinity off
and we have this box, this nice
tablet, it's something that

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could be easily stolen. If you
take it out of the car, it could
be easily dropped. We may have

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to have a little more a fixed
solution for that than what it
was called, DV doc does. I like
the

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product though. Is that your own
invention? Is that a Dutch
product because it's pretty
cool?

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Alright, please join the Free
Trinity Google Group. I predict
that somewhere in the next,

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well, I'd have to say by maybe
April 1st, but hopefully before
that, we can get around the
road.

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It really depends on how much
the technology we can get
together, but I feel we're
getting pretty close.

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I just got a jump into the group
and start participating and
maybe help organize a little bit

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and see if we can get some
installs and stuff just kind of
works.

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The address to join is
groups.google.com slash group
free Trinity Trinity Trinity,

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luxury Trinity Trinity, let the
bio diesel set your brain,
Trinity Trinity, Trinity
Trinity,

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free Trinity, you save the
world, you win valuable prizes.
Trinity.

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Hey Adam, it's Kate from the UK
again. You were just lamenting
on DSC 545, I think,

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but no women were calling you,
so I'm calling you again, and
you were also talking about
smart

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hot women, so I thought you
might want to try me out for
sites, I'd say, on five to
seven,

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reasonably slim and blond, I've
got blue eyes and I've got a HD
in biomedical science.

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Is that the, yeah? Oh yes, that
does mean, that's all I've got
to say,

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this is what you have to go on
times day, and oh yeah, I think
I've caught your illness through
my

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earbuds, I feel horrible, I
don't even need a pot saw that.
Oh no, can I come over there and
kiss

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it and make it better without
help? What do you have a degree
in? Yeah, and I think that's all

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I've got to say, and then to
which one? Why, why not stay in
biomedical science. Biomedical
science.

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You know, just the other day,
it's, it's really unbelievable.
Ron Blumini, we're saying to
each other,

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wouldn't it be fucking awesome
if we could have a video show
about biomedical science and

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we're looking for a host, I
mean, I just can't find one
anywhere.

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Suddenly naked pictures, paint,
I'll set them back up from us,
crack it up,

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charging in the house, to make a
motion, to watch this bother our
hearts,

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[ Music ]

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Hey, how are you doing? It's
Jersey Todd on Fubar Friday. Yo,
what's up, AC? I've got a band
for you tonight.

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Hailing out at New York, New
York, the city's so nice and
named it twice is one of my new
favorite

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bands. Yeah, they kind of sound
like a cross between the strokes
and Freddie Mercury, but I'm

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loving them because they just
sound like something completely
unique. The band, well, of
course I love

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the name, the band is the
attorneys and the song is on a
whim. Hey, have a good food by
Friday.

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Everybody, I'll check you next
week. Turn this up loud.

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[ Music ]

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Once again Jersey Todd delivers
the goods the attorneys on a win
from the pod save music network

47:08.760 --> 47:15.760
Through the magic of the
internet to your ear buds via
the pod safe music network links

47:15.760 --> 47:21.360
In the show notes a daily source
code dot car. It's Friday

47:21.360 --> 47:28.360
Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday food about Friday at a
final fun of the week

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I'll have no one of these in a
while until we've almost had a
complete week of shows and I'm
feeling a little bit better

47:33.360 --> 47:38.360
I did just want to say one thing
about what I learned in this
past week my final bot for you

47:38.360 --> 47:47.360
I learned yesterday that a
husband of a woman that Patricia
and I know pretty well well
acquainted with has cancer

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And his terminal has one year to
live and he's very young she's
young

47:52.360 --> 47:55.360
It's something that is just
fucking shocking

47:55.360 --> 47:59.360
And of course I've been
confronted with this on my own
personal level as well

47:59.360 --> 48:03.360
You know this past week we
celebrated Valentine's Day and
it's the one day out of the year

48:03.360 --> 48:09.360
That guaranteed we're going to
be nice and romantic and send
flowers and make love

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And just you know have a nice
overly commercialized day

48:15.360 --> 48:21.360
And when I hear you know how
very vulnerable life is I just
think to myself you know

48:21.360 --> 48:25.360
Why don't you get up every day
and think today is Valentine's
Day

48:25.360 --> 48:29.360
Fuck the fact that your eyes are
opening in the morning you
should just be grateful for that

48:29.360 --> 48:31.360
Really

48:31.360 --> 48:33.360
So here's my suggestion

48:33.360 --> 48:39.360
Run don't walk run to your
iTunes or your Napster or your
whatever Yahoo music service

48:40.360 --> 48:44.360
Buy some berry white and tonight

48:44.360 --> 48:49.360
When you and your loved one are
together just flip that one on

48:49.360 --> 48:54.360
Of course you'll have to slap
the laptop into the bedroom
because the iPod or unless have
an iPod dog

48:54.360 --> 48:58.360
Anyway, play that and

48:58.360 --> 49:02.360
Let's make every day just a
little bit of Valentine's Day

49:10.360 --> 49:14.360
All right, that's it for this
week traveling to San Francisco

49:14.360 --> 49:17.360
I'll probably do a show Monday,
even though it's President's Day

49:17.360 --> 49:20.360
If you guys promise you'll
listen I'll do a show

49:20.360 --> 49:26.360
And today's show notes will be
chock full with all kinds of
links and stuff as discussed in
this very program

49:26.360 --> 49:31.360
As daily source code dot com and
if you want to send me anything
it's Adam at podshow dot com

49:31.360 --> 49:33.360
Have yourselves a great weekend

49:33.360 --> 49:35.360
Make love to very white

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Take care everybody

49:37.360 --> 49:39.360
Have another podshow podcast

49:39.360 --> 49:41.360
Stick it in your ear