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Delta Sierra Charlie 826

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We'll 16.7 minutes and showing
5.9s of time turns

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The 21st century of radio starts
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We're not in the city

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We're getting me out live

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I know it's gonna strip down our
podcast

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It's a battle curry

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We will arrive

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Why don't we go to the gate?

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Why don't we go to the gate?

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Why don't we go to the gate?

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Why don't we go to the gate?

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I'm sure we can fill it up with
some gems for you.

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Laura Merritt is dreams!

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All the flicker,

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Regents the Machine?

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Before that DJ Lobster dust with
Brooklyn rocks as you can tell
there is some work going on here
at the hilltop watch tower

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and the people's Republic of
Southern California. This
actually is your donations at
work

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needed to have well, you know,
we got kind of an older place
that we're renting and need to
patch up some stuff

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So it doesn't fall down when the
earthquake machine is flicked on
in Southern California

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That is handyman Daniel who
didn't exactly have the schedule
straight for the source code
recordings and live streamings,
but I guess we'll just have to
live with it

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Hey, it's kind of weird day
today

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Today is my ex-wife's birthday

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She turned 61 today and I was in
this classic conundrum, you
know, what do you do? And you've
been on such a good vibe talking
to each other and

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Listen to that

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You know communicating and
getting our shits sorted out and
I'm like, so what do you do? Do
you call do you?

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I don't think you should send a
text message. That sounds kind
of wrong. Do you send flowers
and actually talked it over with
Miss Mickey?

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She says, yeah, totally you got
to send flowers. So I did that
and of course we have a nine
hour time difference.

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So I figured I just place a call
over it and say, hey, you know,
how you doing happy birthday

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Her new boyfriend gave her a
puppy, which was kind of funny
because I know her and I said

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Are you happy with your present?
She said well, I wasn't really
expecting it

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Anyway, I said all the flowers
arise is like what flowers? Oh,
you know, I got so many flowers

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Didn't check all the cards yet,
so I don't know. I don't didn't
know you sent anything and oh,
by the way, I'll have to call
the journalist back

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Who I just told you or total
douche bag for not sending me
anything nice. See that's how it
goes. Some people just never
change

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That is worst code

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I'm sure the vibrator will
eventually switch off otherwise
you have to pull the plug so we
can chat

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And we got some cool stuff to
talk about today. So things
going on talk about this
opportunity and the new iPod

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Why should I say I vote it?

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The best word on the chart like
people are people

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[ Music ]

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I was looking in the mirror this
morning, of course the Southern
California weather is doing the
well finally getting some
vitamin D into my system

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I feel like I still can't go on
on there just from hanging out
and

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What happened? You know I look
like I'm 29. I'm 45. I got to I
got so much to do so many things
to

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To take care of so much so much
saving to do and I'm not talking
about money

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Oh, yes

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So some interesting things taken
place actually I've reconnected
with a couple of people here in
Los Angeles

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It's been really fun to be here
and I'm kind of reaching out now
going through the address book
going through

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Years worth of email

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Luckily all stored up in the
Gmail account and

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Re-sought to my buddy Rudy Sarzo
the Cuban hurricane who's of
course played bass with

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You name it currently. He he's
out on the road a lot with with
Deo, but I didn't even know he
was doing a couple of television
shows

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I guess he's on this thing
called that metal show on

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VH1 a Rudy is probably he's got
to be hit in 50. I think he's
older than I am

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I hope I'm right. I don't know I
got to check with him anyway

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We you know it's like we picked
up our conversation like we had
just dropped it off yesterday

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You'll probably remember he
wrote a book about Randy Rhodes
probably three years ago

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and we highlighted it on the
Charlie

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Plugged it a little bit. I have
no idea

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Yeah, he's self-published. I
think is what he wound up doing

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Anyway, he's all there's also
this new

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Television project he's working
on which sounds really exciting
and hopefully when it catch up
with him in person

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There's apparently some major

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Gathering some schmooze fest
Thursday here at the Kodak
theater

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Which is all all the rock gods
are getting back together again

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So hopefully he's gonna get me
and Mickey on the list and we'll
go hang out and

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Might be time to break out the
old was it the I are

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1999 as someone I got that thing
around here somewhere. What is
that to my little recorder?

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I just mine have to do so work
on the road again

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So this week is all about
getting reconnected

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Might as well break out the song
to celebrate

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Stereo mc's as suggested

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Through Twitter Adam Curry

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[ Music ]

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You're gonna look at it,

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I don't know man,

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Just always love that track,

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Stereo MCs,

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Make sure you are connected,

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Going out on the charcoal,

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826.

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Which of course is,

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Doing a little slide in real
time,

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And you can know the general
stream.com,

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If you're listening,

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You have the opportunity,

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You can always hop on the chat
room,

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No agenda chat.com.

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And of course

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And we have a plethora of
options for you to listen to, to
listen to the show, of course.

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If you actually, I should put
those into the show notes for
daily source code.

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You can listen to the no agenda
stream on a number of iPhone
apps.

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Actually, we had our first iPad
apps submitted the other day.

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I think it should be through any
moment now, which basically has
the same functionality as the,
as the iPhone version of it.

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So that's full screen, because I
kind of tell you these, these
iPhone apps that run in kind of
like miniature iPhone emulation
on the iPad, it sucks.

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It's really, it's not worth it.
I'm amazed at how many
developers are kind of behind on
this.

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Now, of course, I might, I will
talk about that later, but my
own iPhone app and the reason
why it's going to be iPhone only
at first.

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You know, it's like I've been
using simply tweet as, as my
Twitter application on the
iPhone, which I love, and I want
them to use it on the iPad, but
they don't have an iPad version.

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And it doesn't seem like it
would be all that hard for them
to, well, maybe they've
submitted, I don't have no idea.

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But it's just unusable in, in
the iPad, it's, you know, you
can zoom it out to twice its
size, so it kind of looks, you
know, so it kind of fills up the
screen.

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It's still basically, let me
just, chicks walking through the
house.

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It's still basically, you know,
the old app and it gives you the
old keyboard, so it doesn't take
advantage of a lot of the new
things.

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I got to tell you about last
night.

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So, uh, Miss Mickey has a friend
over and, uh, I'm 45, but for
the first time my life, um, we
all, uh, hopped into the hot
tub.

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That was cool.

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Don't want them hearing when
they'm saying this, it was
awesome.

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Hey, I don't have a jingle for
one of our old friends on the
Charlie, but he is back and is
great to hear.

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I'm the Jamaican in New York.

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Mr. Curry.

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Yes, ma'am.

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Jamaican in New York.

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Hello.

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Welcome back to the DSC.

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Thank you.

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For quite a while.

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You know, since since you've
been gone for so long, I
decided, it'd be a good idea to
do a refresher

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and pet one.

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So I'm going to teach you, and
why it's your week.

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I'm going to teach a few petal
words that maybe you forgot, but
you need to know.

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You know, I really need to get
my ass back to Jamaica.

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That's for sure.

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It's on the list.

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You know, well, if you're going
to Jamaica to smoke a slip, you
need to know if you pack the

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words.

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I don't, I don't think I'll be
doing that anymore.

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I've, I've been away from it
from a year, but I still need to
know the words

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Jamaican New York.

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So, let's talk.

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Of course.

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Since you missed a curve.

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Let's talk down through the
curse works.

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Oh, okay.

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Today I'm going to teach you one
very valuable curse word.

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I'm going to show you how to use
it in a sentence.

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A valuable information.

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Chuckle heads play along because
it's always too good to know
some petwak curse words.

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Today the word word of the day
is bummer caught.

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What?

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No.

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Nobody really knows what this
word is.

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bummer caught.

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But it's kind of like saying, oh
shit.

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Okay.

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Slimbapult, bumble caught,
bumble caught.

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bumble caught.

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bumble knows that you didn't get
the right clarity HAATION ski.

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All right.

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bumble beneath thloud.

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umbrella.

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bumble Blind.

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Grabble Punch.

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One more time.

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Okayil bumble plot, bumble
blocked.

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I'm much better much better.

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No.

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Thank you.

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Let me introduce it for
sentence.

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Which has been a sentence for
you guys.

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And then we try a sentence.

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Daniel the handyman's work is
bumble plot

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when it comes to timing.

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Okay, here's a sentence.

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bumble plot, bumble plot.

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That's it.

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See, this is one of those words
that you don't need

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other words around me to make a
sentence.

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It sounds alone, it's kinda like
Madonna.

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You know, bumble plot, bumble
plot.

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It's an expression you use when
you're,

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when you see something, you
know, like a train crack.

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bumble plot, bumble plot.

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So, I don't know, this, this is
your Jamaican

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and the popular word of the big
bumble plot.

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Use it twice.

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I shall use it wisely.

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Do you make it in New York?

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Thank you so much.

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I highly appreciate it.

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Look forward to the next
installment.

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And we will be using the word
all over Southern California.

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Better Cooper for you.

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Classic.

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Wish I was born here and barely
hills.

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So sweet and sad, say.

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From floating down, rode on
drive.

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[ Music ]

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She'll hold off instead of the
bills, yeah.

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Woo!

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Alice Cooper, classic Cooper on
the Charley,

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wish I were born and barely
hills.

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The most emailed YouTube video
that I've received this week

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I think is actually appropriate
and applicable for audio only.

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We'll see how it works if you
have not seen an old put a link
to it in the show notes at
dailysourceco.com

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It's episode 11 of auto tune the
news and these guys really
really got a damn it's pure
poppy cock

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And this of course features
high-coo harem on if I'm roboi
the president of the United
States of Europe

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You have the charisma of the
damn act

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You have the appearance of a
bank club

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[ Music ]

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You're guaranteed a good car

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And now

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Lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Oh, lunch

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I once

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And now

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And now

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And now

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Because lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Oh, lunch

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Yes

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In the afternoon

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I'll be this

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Brown

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Yes

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Yes

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I don't know

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It doesn't

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I don't know

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Yeah, right

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Iround

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This is the first time

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That's funny.

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Maybe it does need the actors to
really punch at home.

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Whenever you hear the ball,
swaggering down the hall.

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You know, he's gonna drop a
double cup on your tennis ball.

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Ain't nothin' wrong with a
massive massage,

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when you're in the product
attack, when somethin' not.

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You're too much breathing the
bare hood that can't escape.

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Try to pretend they don't notice
where he eject your head.

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Hey!

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Over the line.

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Auto tuned the news featuring
Joel Madden from Good Charlotte,

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which I'm not sure if he
participated in this willingly.

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If they just ripped him off and
put him in there,

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no matter what.

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I love those guys.

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I have a link in the show notes
at dailysourcecode.com.

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Of course, that was Nigel Farage
at the very beginning.

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Minister of European Parliament
for the UK independent party,

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who is on the right track,

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calling the president of the
United States of Europe

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a guy with a personality of a
damp dish rag.

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Totally right.

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High coup, Herman.

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High coup, Herman.

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I'll be talkin' more about him
on Noah Genda.

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Thursday.

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In the morning, I am sure.

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Comics trip.

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Comics trip.

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Comics trip.

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Comics trip.

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Comics trip.

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Comics trip.

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Comics trip.

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Comics trip.

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Comics trip.

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So, talking about the European
Union here's our correspondent

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The UK comic strip blogger.

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Hello, Adam.

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I like Kerry.

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Here is CLB.

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Adam.

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You remember, you go cast in
USA?

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Ah, you go cast.

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Of course.

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I've never owned one, never
driven one, wouldn't go near
one.

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But yes, I recall.

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Yugoslavia is no more.

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But imagine that Greece,

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that if this could happen,

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your currency is arrogant.

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What?

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Hold on a second.

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Could you repeat that please?

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That this could happen.

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Your currency is arrogant.

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No.

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There's no Greece.

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Okay, Gacha.

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The country called Macedonia,

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that previously was part of
Yugoslavia.

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Right.

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And this country, naturally,

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wants to join European Union.

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But Greece is blocking it.

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Because there's a region in
Greece,

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a province that is also called
Macedonia.

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And they say to you,

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you can join, but you have to
change your name.

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You must change your name to not
Macedonia.

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Otherwise, you will not allow
you to join.

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Ew.

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It's like a domain name dispute
almost.

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It's like you can have
Macedonia.com.

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That's ours.

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You must change your name,
slaves.

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And speaking of screwed up,

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you're okay in sin.

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It is good for export,

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based German,

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that currency is weak,

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and Germany can export more.

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And you can see that even

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the best situation has positive
sides.

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Yo.

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Yo.

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I want a Sunday kind of love.

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[ Music ]

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I want a Sunday kind of love.

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If I just,

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made pieces of

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three views to say,

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fuck you American Idol.

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So they kind of love on daily
source code episode 826 that is
a real talent my friends the
stuff that dreams are made

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[ Music ]

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Say hello to my little friend I
love carry I'm a big source code

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[ Music ]

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We will be very sorry

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I realize that made a card no
mistake today, starting the
Charlie Soleil

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I'm competing with Cranky Geeks
Dammit

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It's just probably just about
ended, so for those of you
switching over, welcome, you're
listening to the Daily Source
Code live

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Episode 826 streaming at
noagendastream.com

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And as you know, this program is
made possible by donations

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To the noagendastream, check it
out, I've got a whole sustaining
producers page at
noagendastream.com

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And oh look, here's another old
friend of the Charlie

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Hello Adam, it's the candyman
here

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He's still the only contributor
to the Daily Source Code, who
has a jingle made by Christina
Aguilera

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I forgot to line that up, how
stupid am I, oh well

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Just chiming into tell you that
I'm very happy to see that the
DSC is back in action

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And I'm really looking forward
to see how it develops and how
you are evolving it into its new
format

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And about that, you know, I
think I'm going to go a lot more
music heavy, which is what it
seems to be

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Because the message that I have
to project or force upon you is
obviously mainly in the music,
which is I think the best way to
propagate any type of message

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Being used by dictators for
many, many years, so I think it
works

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We've had more pod safe stuff
that was worth playing though,
please always continue to send
me stuff adamantcurry.com

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Just wanted to give some
feedback on people who are
commenting that you are talking
about donations quite a lot on
both noagenda and the Daily
Source Code

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Yeah, you know, that's kind of
interesting because I have seen
this being this threads in the
forum and noagendaforms.com

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And there's always discussion
about this, but it doesn't
matter what you do, there's
always a discussion about it

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Whether you have advertising,
underwriting, sponsorship,
whatever you want to call it, or
if you're just asking for
donations

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There's always going to be
someone bitching and moaning
about it or complaining about it
or, but you know what?

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Well, I'll let you finish your
comment first

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From my own experience, I can
just tell them that really if
you appreciate what you're
hearing on the Daily Source Code

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Noagenda then it's just better
to donate you feel much better

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Yeah, it's exactly, it's like
taking a magical pill, you feel
much better

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Afterwards, I mean, after making
a small donation, even you can
really have a piece of mind when
you're listening to both
noagenda and the Daily Source
Code

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And you don't have to be
bothered with the, you talking
about donations all the time

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First of all, we're not talking
about it all the time

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And even if I did, you know,
we've discovered a new model for
podcasting

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And it's working okay for us, we
see enough potential

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And I think that maybe, you
know, certainly with maybe not
Daily Source Code depends on how
you feel about it

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But with noagenda, we're clearly
providing some value that people
value incredibly highly

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And I think that's a perfect way
to do it

46:49.500 --> 46:54.500
I'm giving you a great product
and if you like it, then you
give me something in return

46:54.500 --> 46:56.500
A couple of digits through the
computer

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No, that's all I have to say for
now

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So I'll be back some other time
and I'll back to the show

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Bye-bye

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Yeah, thank you

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And I will remind everybody that
of course there's a couple
hundred people who are listening
to the stream as we do the show
live

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But you know, it's basically a
podcast

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There's this thing that, gee, I
don't know if Apple patented it

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But it's called the Fast Forward
button

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I mean, you know, it's a concept

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You don't want to listen to
anything including a song

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And give it

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It's a simple simple system

47:28.500 --> 47:30.500
Talking about Rudy Sars are
earlier

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And I'll be played on this track
for this is D.O. Rainbow in the
dark on 826

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[ Music ]

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Not a rainbow in the dark

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Yeah

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You're a rainbow in the dark

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Yeah, that takes me back

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Do you know rainbow in the dark

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Come the Charlie

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We've got to mention that if you
do find value in this program

51:10.500 --> 51:12.500
Precent support this and other

51:12.500 --> 51:15.500
Show is running on the knowledge
and the stream

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The knowledge and the stream.com

51:16.500 --> 51:19.500
You can donate by going to
knowledge and the internet

51:19.500 --> 51:22.500
Yeah, I think there's a link at
knowledge and the stream.com

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But it's a devorek.org slash
n-a-s

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November alpha c-era

51:28.500 --> 51:30.500
And your support is highly
appreciated

51:30.500 --> 51:32.500
If you'd like any of the songs
that are played on the show

51:32.500 --> 51:34.500
Then you can just head over to
the show

51:34.500 --> 51:36.500
Notes of daily source code.com

51:36.500 --> 51:38.500
And I'm basically ever resorted
now to

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Putting links to the artist's
home pages

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Because I guess they know best

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Where they want you to go by
their music

51:46.500 --> 51:49.500
And please, I certainly
encourage you

51:49.500 --> 51:51.500
Behind their songs

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Let me see

51:54.500 --> 51:57.500
Oh yes, I mentioned on the
previous show about the

51:57.500 --> 52:01.500
Sis opportunity for Sis admins
and network administrators

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I've received a lot more email

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And people requesting more
information than I expected

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Email will go out at the end of
this week

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Explaining exactly what the
opportunity is

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Putting together a little army
of people

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Who I hope to help make some
money

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Because they do such brilliant
work

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So

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And please, no more submissions

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Because I've just got too many
already

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And we're going to have to phase
it in

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But it is kind of nice that I
now have this nice list of
people

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That when the shit really hits
the fan

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I can reach out to him

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Looks like we got guys all
around the world

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Who are more than willing to
help

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And totally, totally kicks ass

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Then one more thing

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I want to talk about, well you
know what?

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I'll talk about my iPhone app
next

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Then we'll wrap up the show

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So let me just play a couple
more songs

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Yeah, turn on the foam

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You want to dance through this
one

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None of those mashups

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Thanks from

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To Digi Geek

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Who dropped him in a drop.io
site

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Please do the same

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There's anything you want me to

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Consider for playing

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Go to drop.io

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Free

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You can upload 100 megs

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Send me the link and I'll check
it out

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Maybe we'll play it on the next

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Stabby source code

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What's in the morning feeling
like pizza

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Little girl

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Glasses on the door

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I'm kind of hit this city

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Before I leave

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Fresh my teeth with a bottle

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Check cause then I leave

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[ Music ]

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With my hands up, you've got me
now

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You've got that some, yeah,
you've got me

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I totally must, I'll walk you,
my mer!

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Down, down

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I must be the son of California
Sunshine doing it to me.

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That actually keeps the versus
queen radio TikTok.

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There's a DJs from Mars bootleg
and I'll put a link to some page
where you can find that.

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I'm the show notes of
DaddySourceCode.com.

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I think Mickey went over in
Cabocht, handyman Daniel's work.

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He's been awfully quiet.

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So a couple things going on here
at the Hilltop Watch Tower,

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setting up the studio.

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I'm pretty much now becoming the
Southern California Outpost from
EVO,

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which is great.

57:25.500 --> 57:29.500
By the way, your donations are
helping me sustain this project.

57:29.500 --> 57:31.500
And it's highly appreciated.

57:31.500 --> 57:33.500
So I'm actually able to do more.

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There he is.

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You know, do stuff like the
Daily Source Code.

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Hopefully on a two-day a week
mission.

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So it's going to be pretty
awesome setting up a little
video studio with green screen
in the garage here.

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And a couple other projects that
I'm working on.

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I've been working on my iPhone
app.

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And it is specifically at this
point in iPhone app.

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I'm about ready to submit it to
the Apple Store.

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And I've been holding back a
little bit of course because of
the iPad noise.

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And although, of course, we'll
run and have actually seen it
run on the iPad.

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It is not intended for the iPad.

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In fact, I'm going to have to do
a whole separate version just
for it.

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But I need to understand the
device more before I can get to
it.

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So let me just, I'm not going to
tell you again.

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I'm not going to exactly what
this iPhone app does because it
kind of blows the whole
experience.

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But there's two parts to it.

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One is the actual iPhone app
itself.

58:33.500 --> 58:37.500
And then there's a continuous
updates which come in the form
of video.

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And that's really the part that
is specific for the iPhone and
the iPad.

58:42.500 --> 58:46.500
So I'm actually happy that Apple
is going to get the iPhone back
in the news again.

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And I guess tomorrow morning in
the morning,

58:50.500 --> 58:56.500
they're going to be talking
about the release of the
operating system for.

58:56.500 --> 58:59.500
I wish I could talk to you in a
little quiet environment.

58:59.500 --> 59:01.500
I could get my thoughts together
a little better.

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But anyway, I've been working
with some old friends and new
friends on this thing.

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I think I've told you that, you
know, I got the iPhone
application development for

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this book and I got it.

59:13.500 --> 59:20.500
I went to basically do the
bookstore and rated everything
on the shelf that talks about
iPhone app development.

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And it's a lot simpler than I
thought it would be.

59:22.500 --> 59:26.500
You know, you fire up X code,
which is Apple's development
environment.

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They're tool.

59:27.500 --> 59:30.500
And you kind of like, oh, what's
all this stuff?

59:30.500 --> 59:34.500
And what are all these little
windows and pains and all this
things going on?

59:34.500 --> 59:40.500
But when you really start to
focus on it and I do highly
recommend the iPhone application
development for dummies.

59:40.500 --> 59:44.500
Because, you know, you basically
can build an iPhone app within a
minute.

59:44.500 --> 59:48.500
You know, it's just, you can
even if it just says hello world
on the home screen.

59:48.500 --> 59:51.500
And you can put it on your
iPhone, you're like, okay, I did
something here.

59:51.500 --> 59:53.500
It was just pretty cool.

59:53.500 --> 59:58.500
And you can design your
interface and it's got all kinds
of drag and drop capabilities.

59:58.500 --> 01:00:03.500
And what's really nice, of
course, with anyone learning a
new coding language and the,

01:00:03.500 --> 01:00:06.500
then Apple uses something called
Objective C.

01:00:06.500 --> 01:00:10.500
Is there so much sample code
around that you can copy and
paste.

01:00:10.500 --> 01:00:13.500
You can kind of get something
working pretty quickly.

01:00:13.500 --> 01:00:15.500
So I had this idea.

01:00:15.500 --> 01:00:19.500
And I think something that is
absolutely necessary.

01:00:19.500 --> 01:00:23.500
If you see the sheer amount of
apps that are available for the
iPhone,

01:00:23.500 --> 01:00:25.500
like something like the numbers
vary.

01:00:25.500 --> 01:00:30.500
They say 140 to 170,000
applications.

01:00:30.500 --> 01:00:32.500
So how do you find your way
through all of these?

01:00:32.500 --> 01:00:35.500
Well, that's hopefully what my
iPhone app will solve.

01:00:36.500 --> 01:00:38.500
It's going to help you with
that.

01:00:38.500 --> 01:00:40.500
If that gives you a clue.

01:00:40.500 --> 01:00:45.500
And I've been working with the
Brent Simmons over at newsgator.

01:00:45.500 --> 01:00:49.500
Who I've known since, wow, since
the radio user land days.

01:00:49.500 --> 01:00:53.500
And he's been instrumental in
helping me on some of the
coding.

01:00:53.500 --> 01:00:56.500
And I'll be talking about his
new endeavor in the next coming
weeks.

01:00:56.500 --> 01:00:58.500
A lot of it on the daily source
code.

01:00:58.500 --> 01:01:02.500
And also some new guys from
rogue sheep who,

01:01:03.500 --> 01:01:04.500
help me with the design.

01:01:04.500 --> 01:01:07.500
Because if there's anything that
I'm not, it's a graphic
designer.

01:01:07.500 --> 01:01:11.500
And I really wanted to, you
know, put some,

01:01:11.500 --> 01:01:16.500
put some real effort into the
way the, the application looks
and functions.

01:01:16.500 --> 01:01:21.500
And these guys, they design the
award-winning app called poster,

01:01:21.500 --> 01:01:23.500
which you might want to take a
look at.

01:01:23.500 --> 01:01:26.500
It's, well, you'll have, I'm not
post or postage.

01:01:26.500 --> 01:01:27.500
I'm sorry.

01:01:27.500 --> 01:01:29.500
It's a beautiful app.

01:01:29.500 --> 01:01:30.500
And we just see the interface.

01:01:30.500 --> 01:01:34.500
It does things that I didn't
even know you could do in an
iPhone app.

01:01:34.500 --> 01:01:38.500
And again, your donations, this
will be a free app,

01:01:38.500 --> 01:01:42.500
by the way, your donations are
helping compensate those guys
for,

01:01:42.500 --> 01:01:44.500
for helping out because they
can't work for free.

01:01:44.500 --> 01:01:46.500
So it's really, it's going a
long way.

01:01:46.500 --> 01:01:47.500
And I hope you all enjoy it.

01:01:47.500 --> 01:01:51.500
I think I will be submitting it
sometime near the end of this
week.

01:01:51.500 --> 01:01:54.500
And then I'll be moving over to,
to the iPad version,

01:01:54.500 --> 01:01:58.500
which again, we'll take extra
production on the video side.

01:01:59.500 --> 01:02:02.500
And I'm wondering if I wanted to
say anything about the iPad,

01:02:02.500 --> 01:02:06.500
because, you know, I'm reading
all these blog posts and, you
know,

01:02:06.500 --> 01:02:10.500
pros and cons and everything
from, oh, it's a magical device.

01:02:10.500 --> 01:02:15.500
It's the Jesus tablet to, this
is horrible, new world order,

01:02:15.500 --> 01:02:17.500
Apple won't let me do anything.

01:02:17.500 --> 01:02:21.500
And, you know, I've had a very
different experience developing

01:02:21.500 --> 01:02:26.500
with Apple's tools along with
their, you know,

01:02:26.500 --> 01:02:30.500
with the basic of their
developer support system.

01:02:30.500 --> 01:02:32.500
And I got to tell you, it's
outstanding.

01:02:32.500 --> 01:02:35.500
And particularly, maybe because
I'm new to it.

01:02:35.500 --> 01:02:39.500
And I have some, I have my own
take as a new developer on,

01:02:39.500 --> 01:02:42.500
on how they handle things and
all the pros and cons.

01:02:42.500 --> 01:02:44.500
And we'll save that for another
day. Why don't we do that?

01:02:44.500 --> 01:02:53.500
In the meantime, let's rock it
out with one last track.

01:02:53.500 --> 01:02:58.500
I'm the Charlie. I think
Xeroza's future is going on the
background on this one.

01:02:58.500 --> 01:03:03.500
Mary Magdalene, all the trigger
slow, part two.

01:03:03.500 --> 01:03:04.500
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hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
hey, hey, hey,

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[ Music ]

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I'm losing the baby.

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You'll be woken to give me that
shit that love.

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My soul can give me that shit.

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Maybe I'm just gonna show up to
my feelings for it.

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So all the pain is a pleasure in
M.B. and D.E.D.

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OCD makes it up with B.C.B.

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And put it all together and that
B.M.E.

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Another casualty.

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Your tragic act!

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Oh, man!

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Seequé me.

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Huh?

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And let me know.

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Yeah!

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Ah!

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And put it all together.

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Boom!

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Oh, man!

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Oh, man!

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Oh!

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Oh, man!

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[ Music ]

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you can contact me at
amodecurry.com if you get a
bounce for some reason

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at amodemiveo.com daily source
code.com as we can find the show
notes, links to

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all of the artist's home pages
for tracks played in the show.
Thanks to Daniel

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the handyman for the vibrator
sounds during this particular
episode. Friday

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will be back with the FooR
Friday. Get your tracks in now
and I will speak with

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all of you again tomorrow in the
morning. Another fine,

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preview presentation. Stick it
in your ear.