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He Hello, I am Jeff and welcome to history and Factor.
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It's about today. Today is October the fourth.
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It doesn't sound like a faery sale. It's Russian Bay Russian.
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What's what's What's what? What's what's boards?
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Russian?
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What's up?
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What's What's?
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Today is National Vodka Day? Whata hey waited? Kick off
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the weekend.
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Vodka.
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It's the number one spirit in America. Actually it's number
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one spirit in the world. Now, that's a liquor that
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you mix with other mixed drinks. You know that kind
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of stuff. Now, vodka it's ahead of tequila, and rum
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about tequila. It's coming on strong though. Vodka it's a
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Russian for water. It basically is vodka was created in
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Russian in the fifth century. Now it does not have
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a taste or smell, but it does kind of have
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a burn to it.
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Now.
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It is really potent, though it can mess you up.
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So you got your Bloody Mary's, Cosmopolitans, screwdrivers, White Russians,
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Martini's long island Ized tea. I think you all know
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how to celebrate National Vodka Day. You don't like vodka, yes,
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actual national cinnamon cinnamon, butdondatad I do all right, this
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is going on in entertainment in October fourth, let's go
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back to nineteen sixty eight. Number one album was time
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Piece The Rascal's Greatest Hits by the Rascals. The Bills
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had the number one song with Hey Jude.
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Hey Jude, don't make it Bade. Take a side and
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make it Bada we to Leial, then you can start
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to make.
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Genie c Riley had the number one country song with
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Harper Valley Pta and if.
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Your smell Shirley Thompson's bread your mind. She's had a
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little nipple jan And then you have the night to
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tell me you think that I has a mother, I'm
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not fit. Well, this is just a little tight place
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and you're all Harper Valley and Grits.
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The number one book was Couples by John Updike. The
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top movie was Night of the Living Dead. Now today
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it's a cult classic in Pennsylvania. A group of people
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they barricade themselves into an old farmhouse to try and
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protect themselves from fresh eating zombies. Stars Dwayne Jones, Judith o'deay,
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and Karl Heinzman. All right, let's see what happened in
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the world on October the fourth, in China, the largest
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naval battle in history was fought. It was the Battle
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of Lake Poyang, Yes, the largest lake over in China.
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Now over eight hundred and fifty thousand sailors fought in
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the battle. Chinese rebel leader Xu yang Xing. He defeated
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Chang Yuling. Yep, it was a huge upset. Vegas took
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a really beating on that one. Sixteen seventy five in
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the Netherlands, Christian Higgins he invented the pocket watch. Now
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that was actually pretty huge. It might not sound like
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it today. I mean today you can get your time
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anywhere computer, your phone, your wall clock, wristwatch, micro wave,
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love and bank buildings anywhere. Back then you can get
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the time of day from anywhere. Eighteen seventy three, the
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Toronto Argonized Football Club at formed. Now they play in
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the Canadian Football League. They are the oldest pro sports
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team in North America that still uses an original name.
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Eighteen eighty three, the famous train, the Orange Express left
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on its first trip went from Paris to It's Tanbul.
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Now they had had luxury dining cars, luxury sleeping cars.
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The trip took eighty hours, ran until nineteen seventy seven.
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Then people kind of thought, you, wo, screw eighty hours.
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I can take a plane and get there in three
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and a half hours. Nineteen Fifth Dinosaur National Monument it
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was established. It's in western Colorado eastern Utah along on
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the border there. It's pretty cool if you're into dinosaurs.
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Kind of a barren place may be for traveling. I
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seventy and want to take a break from the desert
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South Dakota GutsMan Borland. He started sculpting Mount Rushmore Today
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in nineteen twenty seven, kept out it until nineteen forty
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one when he died. Now he wasn't done with his
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original plans what he wanted to do, but nobody else
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wanted to finish it, so they just call it good.
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Nineteen fifty seven, in the Soviet Union they lost spud
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Nick one, the first man made satellite to orbit the Earth.
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Now it is the size of a beachs ball, weigh
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one hundred and eighty four pounds. Took it ninety eight
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minutes to orbit the Earth. Now it orbited it for
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three months and then fell back to the Earth. All
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it did up there was send back a radio signal
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kind of pinged let everybody know it was there. Nineteen
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sixty five, Pope Paula six, he became the first pope
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to leave Italy since eighteen oh nine. Yeah, he came
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to the United States, New York City, more specific, first
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pope to actually go the Western hemisphere. So he gave
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us speech at the un He visited the World's Fair,
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he held massive Yankee Stadium. It sounds like he had
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a good time shot. Have you ever wondered with the
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ram song what's the frequency? Kenneth actually about Well. In
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nineteen eighty six, CBS newscaster Dan Rather, he was docking
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down the street in New York City when he was
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attack and knocked to the ground. Now the guy who
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did he stood over him. He started shouting at him, Kennez,
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what's the freaquing? Say Kennos, what's the frequenc Yeah, he
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was really irate and irrational. See, the guy believed that
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the TV networks were beaming signals into his brain. Now
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he wanted the frequency so he could block it. Well,
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he took off before the police showed up. Then in
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nineteen ninety four, that same guy he killed the stage
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hand when he tried to burst into the NBC studios
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they got in that time. Then after a lot of
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debate and a lot of studying the guy, the experts
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and authority, they all conclude that he had mental problems.
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His name was William Taggart.
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Joke joke, joked, joke, sage dish Shibbert days gone.
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He left dish shivers day. We got simple carge.
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He left dish shibirth day.
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And you know we don't do day, okay. He was
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born in October the fourth Rutherford B.
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Hayes.
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He was born in Delaware, Ohio, in eighteen twenty two.
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Now he was a lawyer, then became a brigadier general
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for the Union Army during the Civil War. Then he
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became the nineteenth President of the United States, serve from
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eighteen seventy seven to eighteen eighty one. Now, he did
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not win the popular vote, and no one running that
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year had enough electoral votes. That man went to the
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US House of Representatives. Well, they picked Hayes mainly because
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he said he'd only serve one term he would end
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reconstruction and the occupation of the Southern States. Well, he
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did keep his word. He was married and they had
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eight kids. He died from a heart attack in eighteen
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ninety three at seventy years old. Actor Charlton Heston. He
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was born in Wilmette, Illinois, in nineteen twenty three. Now
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he isn't in over one hundred movies acted for sixty years.
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He won an Oscar for being her some of the
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other movies He started in with The Ten Commandments, the
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greatest story ever told Julius Caesar midway playing into the Apes.
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Now he served as president of the NRA for five years.
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He had married Way back in nineteen forty four and
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they had four kids. Heston. He died in two thousand
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and eight, eighty four years old. From Alzheimer's writer Anne Rice.
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She was born in New Orleans in nineteen forty one.
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Sold over one hundred million books, best known for her
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vampire books. The big ones were Interview with the Vampire
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and Queen of the Damn And She was married for
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forty one years when her husband died and then she
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died Or They had a son and daughter together. Then
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Ann died from a stroke twenty twenty one, at eighty
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years old. Actress Susan Sarandon. She's seventy nine. She's born
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in Queen's, New York in nineteen forty six, now Susan.
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She has been nominated for Best Actress Oscars for Atlantic City,
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Thelma and Louise Lorenzo's Oil the Client that she won one. Yeah,
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that's for a dead man Walking.
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Now.
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She married a guy in college. They were married eleven
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years when they divorced, but she didn't want to do
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that again, so she had a daughter from a boyfriend.
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Then she dated actor Tim Robbins for twenty years and
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they had two sons. That was Gilmore singing for the
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band Triumph. He also plays their drums. Now gil He's
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born in Toronto, Canada in nineteen fifty three, seventy two
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years old to day. Now Triumph. They are a really
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underrated band, probably because they're Canadian. But they may or
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may not have just finished their last tour. I quite sure.
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You see, they actually retired in nineteen ninety three, but
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they're actually still out there. They started in nineteen seventy five.
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Some of their biggest hits are Laid on the Line, Magic,
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Power Fight, The Good Fight, World of Fantasy. Now Gil
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he has built one of the largest recording studio and
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stated the starts recording studios in the world. The last
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thirty years. Pretty much everybody who records goes up there,
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at least for a little bit to record with him.
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Just some of the artists who's gone up to Canada
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recording Gil Studio, Guns N' Roses, Erosmith, Katie Perry, Black
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Eyed Peace Drake. I guess Drake didn't have far to
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go in Canada.
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Now.
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Gilly has two daughters and one son. Actor Bill Fagerbaky.
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He was born in Fontana, California, in nineteen fifty seven,
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now that sixty eight year old grew up in Idaho.
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He played defensive end for the University of Idaho football team. Yeah,
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then he blew his knee out, so he went in
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and up, graduating with a degree in drama. He got
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famous playing Dabbery on the sitcom Coach bigest success though.
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He's been voicing Patrick on SpongeBob Scriptbant since nineteen ninety nine,
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but since twenty twenty one he also has his own show.
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It's called The Patrick Star Show.
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He was married for over twenty years when they divorced,
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and they had two daughters. Actress Alicia Silverstone. She's forty nine.
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She was born in San Francisco in nineteen seventy six.
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She first hit in the movie Crush. She's only sixteen
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years old. Then she's starting a couple Aerosmith videos, Crying
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and Crazy, then Clueless. She was Batgirl in Batman and Robin.
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She married once for thirteen years and she has a
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son from that. Actress Melissa Banoist. She was born in
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nineteen eighty eight in Houston, Texas, thirty seven to day.
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pretty much. She was on Glee. Then she was a
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Supergirl for six years. So because she was super Girl,
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that means she had to be in appearances on Flash
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and Aero. Melissa. She made her second husband in twenty
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nineteen and they have one son. Actress Dakota Johnson's thirty six.
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She was born in Austin, Texas, in nineteen eighty nine.
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Her famous parents are actors Don Johnson and Melanie Griffith. Dakota.
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She was in her first movie when she's ten years old. Yeah,
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she had a small partner Mom's movie Crazy in Alabama.
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She made a name for herself though in all those
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Fifty Shades movies. She was also Madame Webb and Splitsville.
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She did a Chris Martin, the lead singer for Coldplay
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for eight years. They just broke up in June, something
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to do with wanting to have kids and not wanting
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to give kids. Bad subjects. Alright here Quota of the day.
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It comes from Janis Joplin.
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Oh Lord, won't you buy me a merceedies Man's my
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friends all drive porces, I must make game Man's.
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We're hard on my lifetime.
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No help from my friends?
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Song, Lord, won't you buy me a merceies Man?
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Jan has died today in nineteen seventy, at twenty seven
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years old. She said, don't compromise yourself. You're all you've got. Well,
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thank you all for this today. Don't forget to follow
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down there so you can sell the links out to
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get in touch with us and all that fun stuff
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our country underground radio artists. Today it comes from Trade
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down there in Dallas. He wants to hear Clayton Anderson
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song better by the day. You guys have an awesome day,
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and we'll talk tomorrow this.
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And getting better by the bye. Matini's getting better by
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the time.
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Let us on the bank of feeling better. Buy the drink,
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and the drink's getting better by the dry. He's getting
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better by the song that comes on. It's getting better
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by the kissing. He's a getting better with every shit.
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A third win to day's a getting better by the minute.
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Lie skinning better by the day, by the day, Lie.
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Skinning better by the day, by the day, Fly skin
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better by the day, by the day, The skinny better
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body to day.
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Yeah, every day's a day, good day. That the good lord,
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that's a spoble, it's a days and again the casing,
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what's waiting? I can't wait till tomorrow.