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- Ben is deeply disappointed in his new mouthwash.
- Curt provides some listener feedback and Spotify Wrapped is out for another year.
- Nobody describes her partners ‘bathroom melange’ and she wants warning labels on body wash.
- Ben is unimpressed with Chemist Warehouse’s lucky dips.
- We attempt to decipher Ben’s mum’s latest text message about ‘Stollen Picnics’.
- Ben’s mum (somehow) misses the Melbourne Cup.
- Nobody discusses her trip to America and gives her thoughts on the Vegas sphere.
- We talk self-driving cars and robots in L.A.
- We discuss smoking, fresh air, gambling and hidden fees in Vegas.
- We debate which celebrities the Australian coins would be.

On our next episode, Wesam is joined by actor and director, CURT MEGA! They discuss his experience on GLEE shooting over 75 short films, how artists need good work ethic, and his belief that you should embrace your individuality no matter how weird you are… Enjoy!

In this latest episode of HotHardware's Two and Half Geeks, Marco, I*** and Dave discuss the MainGear SHIFT do-it-yourself case kit, should game consoles be upgradable(?), the used game debate and game devs locking down DLC content for new game buyers only, the new Intel SSD 520 series built on SandForce technology, details of our upcoming contest and a whole lot more!

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The Condom Use Research Team (CURT) has been working together since 2001 on issues associated with the use of condoms. Members of the team come from three countries — Canada, Great Britain, and the United States — and have published over 20 articles in scientific journals on the topic of condom use. Team members speak about how the group started and what drives their research, and share what it's like to work with each other across continents and time zones.