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The Jewish tradition holds that
there are 613 meets vote, or
commandments, that people should
live by.

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Strictly following all 613 is a
lofty goal, managing to do it is
at best difficult from your
humans.

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But 613 episodes of the daily
source code has simple task for
the pod father and his disciples
and savons.

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Welcome to the DSC 1610 link.

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You want some soup, you'll look
hungry, and put on a sweater,
will you?

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You're making me cold.

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Have I told you about the pain
in my ear?

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Aye!

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With $60 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Turned me in!

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In the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticking turns
me in.

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I like to think I'm flying into
this jerk.

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Fantastic! It's Adam Curry!

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At the toe, Pacific Standard
Time will be for 20.

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Exactly.

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[ Music ]

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One of the left go out on the
side. One more time to give the
fair.

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You just imagine flying over the
clouds displaying softly in your
headphones.

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Which we want to order be like
to fly while listening to Pink
Floyd.

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Must try.

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Then it's source code episode
number 613 coming to you from
the Curry Manor. Wow, it's been
quite a

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couple of days.

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Hey, make this right man. Stop
at the light. Make my yes the
night bank.

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[ Music ]

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Just for a second.

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Comes to us from art from
mashupton.com. It's the voice
dude for 20 and art was actually
kind

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of apprehensive about sending a
two of me's like, dude, I don't
want you to fall off the

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wagon, I know.

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Yeah, not only the smoking, but

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the smoke.

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Of course, you'll find a link to
that in the show note to daily
source code.com.

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Yeah, you know, speaking of
speaking of the smoking, it's
been going quite well, actually.

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Although, wow, yesterday when I
was alone here at home was
Patricia was doing another

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show in the Netherlands.
Actually, I flew her over on
Saturday and I flew back the
same day,

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which, of course, guess the the
blood pumping, it was a
beautiful day.

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Christine was out in the town
and I was just like walking
around the house like, wow,

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I'd really like to smoke right
now. Luckily, I didn't.

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I just had to send you my
congrats on quitting smoking and
offer up a word of warning.

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I was a very heavy smoker. If I
was conscious, I was smoking.
The only time I didn't smoke was

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when I was scuba diving and only
then because I never figured out
how to do it.

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On May 11th, 1990, I stopped
just like you called Turkey.
It's not an easy thing to pull
off,

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so I appreciate what you're
experiencing. But on DSC 612, I
heard you mentioned that one of
the ways

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you distract yourself is to have
something to eat and that is my
warning to you. On May 11th,
1990,

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the day I quit, I weighed 160
pounds. You met me in New York.
You do the math.

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I am no longer 11 16. Now I met
you in New York as well and you
could use a little meat on your

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bone. Yeah. I know in 60. But I,
on the ways you compensate. But
aside from that, it's of course

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wonderful that you've quit. Stay
strong at him. It's a while
before you forget the feeling.

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Yeah. Patricia tells me after
16, 17 years she still has the
feeling. What a great prospect

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to look forward to. Let me see.
Okay, so let me just fill in to
Patricia's doing the show.

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And today, of course, being
Monday, I got up right in early.
There was a lot of fog this

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morning, but I went over first
to Antwerp to go see the wind
commander because the aircraft

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has to go to the radio shop and
get the radio fixed. And then
from there to Amsterdam,

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to pick up Patricia and then
from Amsterdam back. And it was,
well, it was pretty crappy
weather.

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I went over the top of the
clouds across the channel, which
was really nice because then, of
course,

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you're above the weather. And
it's just nice and sunshine,
just nice and calm air. That was
wonderful.

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Came in at Flight Level 50 over
Ostenda, which is the Belgian
coast. And there was just

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huge cloud buildup, CBs,
building up high into the sky
above my altitude. So I said,

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let me just corkscrew down for a
second here. You know, like
Flight Level 50, which is

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over 5,000 feet down to 1,500
feet in just a matter of not
really quick, but still really,

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really misty. And bad weather on
the way back, the channel was
okay, but it got progressively
worse

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and we got into rain. It was
just nasty. But I'm really happy
with where I am with the flying

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right now. I've got my
everything is really under
control. I feel at one with the
aircraft. And it's

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the same thing you have, you
know, when you drive in a car or
bike even, when you know, hey,

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I have complete control of this
thing. And whatever comes from
outside of it, I am one with
this

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machine. And so whatever weather
is going to hit me, whatever the
conditions are, it's an
extension of me.

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And so, you know, immediately,
the wind commander, you know,
being the businessman that he is

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recognized as this and says,
hey, you know, we should think
about a Seneca twin. And like,

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okay, and there was one of the
airfield, and we got back to
Ferrox and Patricia saw it.
She's like,

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yeah, I do kind of like that
club seating in the back, you
know? It looks nice.

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We're going to see you here, by
the way, before I left this
morning. Oh baby,

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I'm going to buy it. Oh, you are
so good. It's nothing to do with
you, by the way.

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A little baby.

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What is that?

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Very good. Sometimes you want
them to suck more. Sometimes you
don't.

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Suckless.potsho.com. Just don't
tell you, girlfriend.

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Bronco.

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Rockacity, Talia, you're killing
me, man.

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It's a very funny one.

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Oh, yeah, a lot of talk over the
weekend in the blogosphere about
the Suckless survey. Actually,

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not about the survey so much.
And the Suckless zone more about
the the first spot we ran, the

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long one.

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Yeah, learned. Learn from this.

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Must do better. Right now we
have about I think eight of them
in rotation. And this is really

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good exercise because we're
coming to understand a number of
things. We already had a special

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being set aside for family
friendly shows. There's also
people who are interested in
explicit

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non-explicit because, you know,
and you really comes down to
taste and it's personal taste. I
guess

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there's no clear cut rules as
to, you know, when is something
offensive, when is something

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not family friendly? And please
don't send me all kinds of
examples because everyone has
their

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own version of examples. You
know, where is that fine line?
So learning a lot about what
people want.

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Mainly from podcasts, as I must
say, haven't heard a lot from,
actually, I have heard something

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from a listener, hold on. Hey,
Adam. This is part seven H.G. I
just got finished listening to

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episode 612. It was great. I
also went and took the survey
and put my new board to sleep.

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It was a pretty standard
marketing survey and I didn't
take too long, but I think some
of the,

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especially the first questions
were confusing me a little bit,
but I did have a screaming kid
at the time.

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Anyway, uh, will you the best
and love the daily source code?
And hopefully, uh, get a

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here lady Patricia on your show
here in the new feature. So
anyway, take care and have a
good week.

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Bye bye. All right, man. Thank
you so much. Now, unfortunately,
no lady Patricia for the next
two

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weeks. I know. I know it's
almost enough reason to
unsubscribe, but I'll be leaving
tomorrow morning

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630 a.m. leaving the house to go
to New York, being New York for
the rest of the week,

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San Francisco the week after
that, and then I come home, and
then we'll have sex.

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Oh, yeah, we'll do a show. Oh,
in the meantime, though, she
came back and she had a whole
bunch of

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tracks that her record label,
the one that, uh, that's so
kindly released the, uh, the
medley

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2007 remix of the Star Sisters,
they're going to, uh, to release
it to the pot to have music
network. I'm

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sorry, um, they're going to
release a number of other
tracks, pot safe. So let's see
what happens.

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And it's some really good stuff.
She has an amazing back catalog.
I've all, I've been waiting for

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this moment, you know, finally
people are waking up, and it's
low and behold, it's my wife's

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record label. Of course, it's a
very small label, and really one
guy calls all the shots, and,
uh, and,

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you know, I don't even think
that he gives a shit if his
company makes any money. He's
just

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been doing it for so long. He,
it's in his blood. He can't stop
it. Um, you know, so he takes
care of

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all the rights for everything,
which is amazing. Uh, so that
will be in the near future. Hey,
uh, for those

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of you who've been listening
since, uh, probably since before
we were counting, uh, before we
were

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now, now we were counting, I
guess, uh, one of the, one of my
favorite bands, uh, which, I
think

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they wasn't before the pod save
music network, but, uh, that I
played a lot in the early daily

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source code, uh, days, uh, is a
Dutchman called Mo Jones. Uh,
when I did radio show there for
about a

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year, um, they were on my show,
they performed live. These guys
are great. They do everything on

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pro tools in their attic. It's
just, you know, three guys, uh,
I think two of them are
brothers.

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Hmm, can't quite remember. It
doesn't matter. Uh, Mo Jones
M-O-O-Postrophe J-O-N-E-S, and
they've

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released a new record. Um, it's
not on the pod save music
network yet. I'm, uh, I'm going
through

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all the, uh, every pod cast
who's trying to get a band on
the pod save music network goes
through

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this and you explain it and, you
know, you do a couple emails
back and forth and, uh,
eventually

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when, you know, when someone
plays it, then everyone involved
is so happy that the reward is

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just immense. So they did send
me a track to play on the show.
I want you to check these guys
out.

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Hey you. Oh, Jones. On the
Charlie D.S.D. 613.

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[ Music ]

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Hey you. Wake up. Sometimes it's
good to be someone.

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Oh my gosh. Rojoans from their
new album Mid-Legged angry young
man. That's hey you.

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Unfortunately, we used to be
proud of this stuff.
Unfortunately exclusive on the
daily source code.

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I used to be a big deal.
Exclusive only here. Now I'm
like bummed out. I want everyone
to be able to play this.

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So, still working on that. You
can check them out at
mojones.nl. Mike Oscar. Juliet
Oscar November echo cierra dot
no.

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November Lima. Hey James, who
was kind of very close to savon
status and maybe he truly

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is a savon because he comes up
with the most brilliant ideas
without even knowing it.

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Adam James, I felt compelled to
ring this afternoon. I'm just
driving home from work and

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it's about half an hour journey
from where I was at home. I
thought I've got no podcasts

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on the iPods this morning or
last night. Bit more recent at
the same tracks on the

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night, but all the same. So I'll
pop the radio on. Yep. As soon
as we start at all on the

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radio, I don't know. It wouldn't
be surprising here. I thought
I'd be able to load a

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estate anyway. But the podcast
is goodbye. So it's almost
perfect James because I was very

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interested in hearing what site
was on the radio at the time.
And that would have

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been cool. So could you do that
next time and just like scan
through the dial, don't

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take a long time doing it. I'm
just talking like, you know,
just let me hear if there's a
song

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playing or the topic of
conversation move on to the next
station. That's kind of cool,
man. If

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you're going to need ideas,
there's a couple numbers you can
use to call in. Use the plus

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for extra savings. If you can't
tell Adam from Patricia when it
comes to French

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retro music, listen to Radio Ola
La, the French retro podcast.
Radio Ola La, the

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France retro podcast. I like
very much. James, what of James
sent me here? Oh yeah, this was

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interesting. An ancient plant.
Oh my ear, it's just sorry about
that. I may become new source

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of biofuel. I'd never heard of
this. The Camelina. It's a plant
that flourished almost three

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and a half thousand years ago in
Europe. If planted on a large
scale on marginal farmland

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from Eastern Washington to North
Dakota, could provide a
significant source of clean
energy.

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So apparently this is really
potent stuff. And it produces
more seeds,

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can produce more oil from its
seeds for lower price. It
doesn't require I presume they
mean

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than any other type of bio crop.
It doesn't require the excessive
use of fertilizers, pesticides,

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and herbicides. Not as kind of
cool. I guess we've been looking
for something like that.

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Oh, man, it's so much happening.
Between that and trading carbon
deficits, it's a lot of things

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to think of, including where to
live. Adam, atomic rod atoms
here, your listeners have been

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suggesting locations for pocho
germany. This morning, I came
across a rotor's article about

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a town that really needs your
help. If you want a location on
the other side of the tracks,

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you need to put German pocho
office in Buxberg, Oxford City
is located in the former East

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Germany. His population is
strong from 3,000 people down to
1,500 so there should be a lot
of cheap

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vacant space available. Never
fear those. The town's economy
is looking up.

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That in fall is investing 800
million euros in an upgrade to
the massive brown coal plant
located

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there. After this complete, the
town will be producing 17
million tons in CO2 every year.

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Watch as New Market has a
government that agreed to phase
out as nuclear power plants.

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According to the rotors article,
that in fall's new addition is
simply part of the electrical

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generating capacity that we
needed to replace a zero-mission
nuclear plant. You will need to

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consider boxwork instead of
meaningful women. You can have a
city where the trees are coated
with

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the yellowish ash and the town
covered with an offloader and
cool. If you have a great visit
to

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Germany but go soon, the flying
might get a little less
enjoyable once the country
starts sucking

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more coal out of the ground and
blowing more waste into the air.

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Hi, doesn't sugarcoat. It does
it there. Atomic rods, savant of
the Charlie. I wonder

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remind you that I have a video
podcast which has started crank
up just a little bit. It's
called

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perversion for profit and it's
more like a place where I test
my video things.

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And Cas Blaster Mike has created
a new program. It's been in beta
for a while now. It's called

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Vid Blaster. I'm more
information go to
vidblaster.com, Victor India
Delta, Vid Blaster.

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And so I think he's getting
pretty close to releasing a
public beta. And this thing,

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once again, it's a complete
different approach to the
typical production tool just as

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where Cas Blaster really has
become a little online on-air
studio right on your box in your

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own box. Vid Blaster, I can't do
it not explain it. But
essentially, it lets you create
a video podcast

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in a very similar manner as Cas
Blaster. You can load up videos
and you can plug in as many,

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I think as many USB cameras as
you want to, which is awesome
because you can actually switch

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between cameras. It's really
cool. Doesn't have an external
mixer yet, which you know is
something

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I want. But you'll have to try
it out when it comes out. It's
hard to explain, but it really
produces

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a great, it enables you to
produce a great video podcast,
which looks really professional

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because it's just all fit
together and it just kind of
works, typical mic fashion.

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So go to pfppopa, fox trot,
popa, pfp.podshow.com. You can
check out what I've been doing.

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Basically, if I just shoot any
video anywhere, now I have a way
to throw it up onto the delivery
network

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because it will automatically
upload to podshow, just like Cas
Blaster. So all you have to do
is

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fill in your, was it your email
address that you used when you
signed up and your password and
then

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you can hit record from there,
you can load up clips, play
those, whatever when you're
done,

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you just, you save it to your
drive and you say, upload it to
podshow and it goes off to your
account.

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And if you have multiple shows,
there's a selector there, drop
down box and you can select

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which show it should be uploaded
to. It's awesome. It really is
vidblaster.com is where you

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can check out the information. I
don't think you can get into the
close bait anymore. In fact,

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I know you can't, but the public
bait it should be coming very
soon.

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Hey, Adam, it's Kevin Crossman.
You know, I haven't been a, you
know, a complete fan of the

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all music football Fridays
because I just love your regular
shows during the week and, you
know,

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sometimes the musical selection
isn't the greatest, but let me
tell you the one from last
Friday,

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today, man, you know, if you can
have that kind of music every
week, let me have a full bar
Friday,

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Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday too, just an
outstanding selection in music.
Just, just really great.

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And by the way, congratulations
for pulling the OCR out of your
ass. I wonder what else is up
there.

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Anyway, you're listening to what
you interested. We have at
fratpackpotcast.com, a series of

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audio interviews from the stars
of the new hit comedy movie
knocked up, so you might want to
check

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up and let's see, I'm a full,
but you know what, I'm not a
folder,

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got to be in it, I'm not going
to fall into the pure pressure
and, you know what,

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I'm at the pressure and I'm
proud of it, you know, I'm a
good man to worry about. It's
all good.

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If you like Friday's football
show, you'll love this. I also
recommend it by jersey top.

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Let's keep fighting!

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Definitely, this summer is 2017,
just.

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[ Music ]

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Find the things we need to get
you out of the fun of things

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Find the things we need to get
you out of the fun of things

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Find the things we need to get
you out of the fun of things

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Find the things we need to get
you out of the fun of things

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Find the things they break it
always, and look business

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Find the things we need to get
you out of the fun

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And there's a link and it says
do you naughty naughty boy?

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Yeah, I've had very bad
experiences with just playing
stuff on the show before
listening to it

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What do you say

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Should we do it? Yeah, I know
what to help us do it. Oh, man.
Let me open up the second
channel here

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Adam. Why do you always have to
be so darn naughty?

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I want to really appreciate they
played motherless child. That's
a close-out song on the DSC on
Friday

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I didn't appreciate you saying
that the picture I sent you was
naked when it said really was
not

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It's show business. I'm putting
out a little show, Angie

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Just a set the record straight.
I want to head and upload it the
vintage

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lingerie pin up

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So airlessness can all set us by
their curiosity and check it out

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How are you being like calls
about it, Angie?

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Why not you just play along with
the game?

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It should be calm. I made a blog
about it and I also put my those
child up on the podcast if music
network

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Yeah, so all the podcasts are
listening can feel free to play
it on their shows as well

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So I don't know why you had to
exaggerate you naughty naughty
naughty boy

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It wasn't it wasn't
exaggerating. It was a
daydreaming. You know that

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All right, so

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I don't think maybe a show
tomorrow night from New York

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I don't know because the minute
I hit town it straight off to
meetings. This is

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It's time once again once a
quarter we're off to New York

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It's the big sales meetings. A
lot of interest for our sports
channel which will be announcing
very soon

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So it'll be there. We'll be
there all week everybody

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So I'm not quite sure when the
show will be out tomorrow, but
it would be it would be nice if
I could get one out tomorrow
evening

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Until then, daily source code
calm is where you can find the
show notes and see a relevant
links to everything discussed on
today's program

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Adam at poncho.com is my email
address. I'll talk to you
tomorrow. I hope from New York.
Bye, everybody

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