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Monday, July 3rd 2006:
Well, the vacation is over and Gnomedex is all wrapped up but we had a great time along the way. Today I recap the last few days and we also have a restroom review from the Experience Music Project (with a special guest).
The website of the day is Farecast.com and the song of the day is the Gnomedex theme song produced by Derek K Miller. The program ends with a guerilla impromptu buttrock recording from a bar in Seaside Oregon.
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