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Hey Guys, Molly was talking yesterday (Monday) about if someone could go through all of the old BOL blogs and find out the most commonly used words. I did just that, I wrote a program that would go through your 1,000’s of blog postings and get all of the written data. Then from that data I analyzed it and posted a real time count on my site. Go check it out: I defined what words I wanted it to look for, and if you guys think of any you want me to add just say the word and I’ll get it in. Great show and keep up the good work, Indiana, PA –Charlene Houston, TX Hey Buzzers, Love the show,

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  • Episode 1040
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  • Hey Guys, Molly was talking yesterday (Monday) about if someone could go through all of the old BOL blogs and find out the most commonly used words. I did just that, I wrote a program that would go through your 1,000’s of blog postings and get all of the written data. Then from that data I analyzed it and posted a real time count on my site. Go check it out: I defined what words I wanted it to look for, and if you guys think of any you want me to add just say the word and I’ll get it in. Great show and keep up the good work, Indiana, PA –Charlene Houston, TX Hey Buzzers, Love the show,
Episode Title
  • i4i wants tooth for tooth from Microsoft
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Episode Date
  • 2009-08-12(xsd:date)
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Producer
  • Jason Howell
Guests
  • Loudon Owen
Episode Number
  • 1040(xsd:integer)
Duration
  • 2959.0
Hosts
  • Tom Merritt, Jason Howell Co-hosts: Molly Wood & Rafe Needleman
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  • Hey Guys, Molly was talking yesterday (Monday) about if someone could go through all of the old BOL blogs and find out the most commonly used words. I did just that, I wrote a program that would go through your 1,000’s of blog postings and get all of the written data. Then from that data I analyzed it and posted a real time count on my site. Go check it out: Also I would like to say I am sorry to your server administrators who probably were going crazy trying to figure out why there was so much traffic on your blogs, it was me fine tuning the machine so I could just run it and leave it alone. If your stats are skewed you know why. I defined what words I wanted it to look for, and if you guys think of any you want me to add just say the word and I’ll get it in. Great show and keep up the good work, Indiana, PA In Episode 1039 Tom mentioned that on Facebook you can choose what you share with other people, but the problem is what my friends share with me. I’m tired of all the notices from quizzes, gifts, games, etc. I can block each each app individually, but there are hundreds of them and they keep coming. Feels like bopping gophers. –Charlene Houston, TX Hey Buzzers, Man! You guys are crazy! WiFi mesh networks with implanted pacemakers… of course you guys would go there! I have to rain on your parade a little bit, though. I work at a Cardiac Rhythm Management (Pacemakers, Defibrillators, etc.) company and I can tell you these devices are definitely not WiFi. They use medical specific RF frequencies (Such as the ISM or MICS telemetry bands in the US or the SRD band in Europe). I have worked on both the implanted device and on the home ‘base station’ that uploads the data to the web, so I can give you more information if you’d like. Please rest assured that these devices and frequencies are highly regulated and there’s a lot of security and encryption that goes into these things. One thing I’m kind of blown away about is that this story has been reported all over the net like it’s something that’s never been done before. I believe this is St Jude’s first wireless device, but other companies have had this technology on the market for 5+ years (I was working on bringing our US based home monitoring system to several European countries over a year ago). Sorry to be such a downer, I hope I let you down easy. I’m happy to have had a chance to finally be one of the knowledgeable audience members. Love the show,
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