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It's clear that, if you want to grow your accountancy firm, you need to master the art (or indeed science) of marketing and communications. On this Humanise the Numbers podcast discussion with Hayley Plimley, Marketing and Communications Director at DGH, Hayley's been party to a journey from one office with a team of 60 people to 10 offices with a team of 568 people, in just four years. You can imagine the communication and marketing challenges associated with that! In our discussion, we unpick what's helped Hayley do a cracking job of marketing and communications in such a high-functioning, high-performing, high-growth business.You can find the Humanise the Numbers podcast with Hayley on your favourite podcast platform, or go to humanisethenumbers.online. Please scroll down the podcast's episode page for the contact information for Hayley and for the additional, downloadable resources mentioned in the podcast.

Text Our Show HostsTonight , Rhonda and Missy will introduce Annette from North Carolina to the show… She's rockin the homesteading lifestyle and will no doubt be a Fan-Favorite-Regular on the Dirty Garden Hoes Show. Annette claims to be a noobie homesteader but don't let her fool you. She's very knowledgeable with chickens, how to raise them, and building coops and runs.  You are listening to The Dirty Garden Hoes Show on TOPS Bunker Podcast.But, Don't let the name fool ya. This exclusively all-female side of TOPS Bunker Podcast isn't just about gardening. These girls are round-table-discussing everything from gardening tips to shooting sports… Home remedies to homesteading… Prepper gear, Survival, Self-Defense, and whatever the hell else they can think of within the Prepper Survivalist toolbox. And you too can be a part of it… as long as you possess two X Chromosomes… and yes of coarse I mean girls.This ain't one of those… Men in Womens Sports moments… so for all yall guys out there… listen… Don't Talk… And you'd be an idiot if you didn't. Don't be an idiot.If you want to be a guest on the show, or know a girl who would like to be on the show… Please give us shout. You can reach us by email at SHTF@ TOPSBunker.comOr contact Rhonda on the TOPS Bunker Facebook Group. To be a guest on the DGH show, You don't have to be an expert of anything… just be a girl who's interested in something within the Prepper Survivalist lifestyle.Novice or seasoned pro… we need you… Don't be shy… Shout out to Rhonda and let her know…DGHS T-Shirts and Show Merch are coming soon.Let's get to it.Visit HoneyComb Holler on YouTubeTOPSBunker.comPlease Visit Our Affiliate Links to Find Great Composting Products:My Seeds Storage KitTruper Garden Hoe 54" Carbon SteelFiskars IsoCore PickaxeVivoSun Grow Bags 5-PackGarden Kneeler & Tool HolderSurvival Garden Seed CollectionUltimate Heirloom Seed Vault 144Sawyer SP-120 Mini Water Filtration SystemBAOFENG Radio UV-5R 8W Ham Radio 2-PackCV LIFE Tactical Ruck Back Pack 60LCV LIFE Tactical Hydration Back PackExit Music By:CAASEY PARNELL - BADLANDSSupport the show

Dr Shilpa Shah putting questions from the DGH to the Paediatric Emergencies team. This talk is part of the Paediatric Emergencies 2024 event. To get your CME certificate for watching the video please visit https://www.paediatricemergencies.com/conference/paediatric-emergencies-2024/ #PaediatricEmergencies #PaediatricEmergencies2024 #VasoactiveDrugs

ASX 200 trades quietly up 11 points at 7805 (+0.1%) after a great day yesterday. Banks stalled close to record highs, NAB fell 0.5%, with ANZ up 1.2% on broker upgrades, MQG unchanged with the Big Bank Basket up to $210.71 (+0.4%). Financials mixed as PPT cratered 7.1% after a strategic review presentation. REITs better, although GMG fell 0.3% on an update, SGP up 1.1% with industrials slightly firmer, REA up 0.8% with TCL up 1.4% and WOR pushing ahead 1.2%. Tech seeing a late surge, the All-Tech Index up 0.5%. Resources mixed, Iron ore miners fell as prices eased back. FMG down 0.5%, RIO off 1.2% and MIN off 0.7%. PLS up 0.2% in the lithium space but PMT continuing the run from yesterday's drill results. Golds firm but idle as DEG went to shareholders and instos to raise $600m. Oil and gas stocks firmed, WDS up 0.1% and STO up 1.1%. On the corporate front, PPT announced some big changes, a sale of its name and Rob Adams to retire after doing a great job. Not. Olam upped its bid in NAM as a two-horse race continues. QIP saw a competing bid from IPH up 5.4%, and QAN up 0.8% on record demand for premium seats. FLT, ABB, DGH, and JIN have all reaffirmed guidance. LLL announced a deal to sell the entire Malian mine to Ganfeng for US$342.7bn (43cps). On the economic front, plenty of RBA analysis. Asian markets saw some selling, with Japan off 1.5%, HK falling 0.7% and China down 0.5%. 10y yields 4.30%. Dow Futures down 6 points. NASDAQ Futures down 3 points. Why not sign up for a free trial? Get access to expert market insights and manage your investments with confidence.Ready to invest in yourself? Join the Marcus Today community.

The Paediatric Emergencies team answering questions from the DGH. This talk is part of the Paediatric Emergencies 2023 event. To get your CME certificate for listening to this podcast please visit https://www.paediatricemergencies.com/paediatric-emergencies-2023-feedback/ #PaediatricEmergencies #PaediatricEmergencies2023

To kvajefejl kostede sejren over FCK, men når den første skuffelse har lagt sig er der måske grund til at glæde sig over et Brøndbyhold, der ser ud som om det har fundet takten. Ifølge DGH's medaljebarometer har det i hvert fald imellem 30 og 90 pct. chance for at få medaljer. Det handler også lidt om P-tærter og Lars nye kælenavn.Vært: Morten OlsenMedvirkende: Lars Feist, fodboldtræner og Michael Ørtz, tidligere sportsjournalist.

DGH-panelet går truppen igennem plads for plads og giver deres bud på, hvor der skal hentes forstærkninger og hvor der måske skal sælges. Vært: Morten OlsenMedvirkende: Michael Ørtz og Lars Feist

Sin. is an Indie / Psychedelic Rock band based out of Chicago. Their sonic sound pulls influence from the likes of Ty Segall, Iggy Pop, Wilco, Alex (Sandy) G, and more. Their lyrical topics embrace the human experience, giving into desires, reclaiming the biblical term "sin" in a somewhat positive but melancholy light. With Ethan Oliver on vocals and guitar, Brian Chindblom on guitar and backup vocals, Joe McTague on bass, and Caleb Nelson on Drums, the group is able to create a harmonious yet psychedelic experience for those who witness them perform. We discuss their newest release and the DIY scene in Chicago. 3:30 DGH & "Unspoken Ghosts Vol. 1' 11:00 DIY Scene 16:00 Stage Personality 20:00 Upcoming Show + New Release 28:00 Promo – Fever and Wasted & Afraid out now! https://open.spotify.com/album/2M9rfgdMO5JfXVmtRa9HXG?si=84ZiFyfjRZCM16QgqShXoQ&nd=1 -- If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 30 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading the reviews! -- For show notes, transcripts and past guests, please visit thesetupseries.com Want to meet our guests? Join our community (“Set Up Set List") at thesetupseries.com/community --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesetupseries/message

Today, we are joined by Dan aka Daniel G Harmann. DGH's songs draw the listener in with their dark and smoky feel while escorting you through life's landscape of pain and redemption in a way only a trusted friend can. In 2022 he suffered an injury that kept him bedridden for a month. Without the ability to sing or play guitar, he recorded an ambient/instrumental EP from bed, while using an OP-1 keyboard, midi keyboard and computer. This turned into a new exciting path that he's continuing to explore." In today's episode, we will discuss his new release ‘‘Unspoken Ghosts, Vol. 1, and his success with collaborations in his music. – 5:00 DGH & "Unspoken Ghosts Vol. 1' 12:30 Collaborations 25:00 Unspoken Ghosts Vol. 2 – Unspoken Ghosts Vol. 1 out now! https://open.spotify.com/album/7wGpmPq584mMwJB4p5m5VM -- If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 30 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading the reviews! -- For show notes, transcripts and past guests, please visit thesetupseries.com Want to meet our guests? Join our community (“Set Up Set List") at thesetupseries.com/community --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/thesetupseries/message

In this fourth episode of our October History and Haunting Series, Anne Marie talks to Denver Ghost Hunters' (DGH) team members Stephanie and Elise about their favorite histories and how their ghost-hunting endeavors connect to them. They share digital recordings of disembodied voices (or EVPs) of spirits from beyond and line up the history with the haunting.  With the nineteenth-century United States Western expansion, many a restless soul came to the then Kansas Territory (Colorado) with only their dream and a prayer in hopes of finding a better life. Many of DGH's local haunts are steeped in the spiritual residue of people who came to the mountains to create a new life, some with success and some without.Ghost hunter and psychic Stephanie shares the evolution of her supernatural skills and how she and her team utilize the tools at their disposal, including her psychic abilities, ghost-hunting equipment, and the intuition of the team to match up a haunted site's history with paranormal evidence whenever possible. ResourcesDenver Ghost Hunters:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denverghosthunterswebsite: https://denverghosthunters.comForney Museum: https://www.forneymuseum.orgSilver Queen Walking Tours: https://www.silverqueenwalkingtours.comSupport the show

In this third episode of our October History and Haunting Series, Anne Marie talks to Denver Ghost Hunters' (DGH) team members Stephanie and Elise about their favorite histories and how their ghost-hunting endeavors connect to them.  With the nineteenth-century United States Western expansion, many a restless soul came to the then Kansas Territory (Colorado) with only their dream and a prayer in hopes of finding a better life. Many of DGH's local haunts are steeped in the spiritual residue of people who came to the mountains to create a new life, some with success and some without.Ghost hunter and psychic Stephanie shares the evolution of her supernatural skills and how she and her team utilize the tools at their disposal, including her psychic abilities, ghost-hunting equipment, and the intuition of the team to match up a haunted site's history with paranormal evidence whenever possible. ResourcesDenver Ghost Hunters:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/denverghosthunterswebsite: https://denverghosthunters.comSilver Queen Walking Tours: https://www.silverqueenwalkingtours.comSupport the show

Hvor lang snor skal Niels Frederiksen have? Det er som om, at flere og flere Brøndbyfans stiller det spørgsmål. Det kommer også op i denne udgave af DGH, hvor Johan Moesgaard også viser sig at have en BIF-hukommelse af elefantiske dimensioner.Medvirkende: Morten Olsen, Lars Feist og Johan Moesgaard.

In deze aflevering van de D66 Heumen podcast spreken we met Gerard Laenen, opnieuw gekozen als raadslid voor D66 in de gemeente Heumen, en Frank Eetgerink, nog even wethouder voor D66 in de oude coalitie, over de uitslag van de verkiezingen. De coalitievorming is meteen na verkiezingsavond begonnen. We vragen Gerard en Frank om een eerste reactie op die coalitievorming onder leiding van DGH. En natuurlijk missen jullie nu Bernadette, onze lijsttrekker tijdens de verkiezingen en ook opnieuw gekozen in de gemeenteraad. Bernadette was helaas wegen ziekte verhinderd maar zal ongetwijfeld aanschuiven voor onze volgende podcast.

Her får du femte afsnit i serien EuropaPod, som er et samarbejde mellem Den Gamle Hytte og BrøndbyLyd. I dette afsnit er Nanna Møller Karlsen vært og hun har besøg af Peter Graulund og Lars Feist til en snak om kampen mod Lyon, som Brøndby tabte 3-1, men havde stor ære af. Du kan støtte DGH og BL ved at melde dig ind hos Zetland og få to måneders medlemskab for bare 50 kroner. Så støtter du hver podcast med 100 kroner. Læs mere om det her: www.zetland.dk/kampagne/mestre21

Her får du fjerde afsnit i serien EuropaPod, som er et samarbejde mellem Den Gamle Hytte og BrøndbyLyd. I dette afsnit er Morten Olsen vært og han har besøg af Kim Vilfort og Kasper Pedersbæk til analyse af 1-1-kampen. Du kan støtte DGH og BL ved at melde dig ind hos Zetland og få to måneders medlemskab for bare 50 kroner. Så støtter du hver podcast med 100 kroner. Læs mere om det her: www.zetland.dk/kampagne/mestre21

Her får du tredje afsnit i serien EuropaPod, som er et samarbejde mellem Den Gamle Hytte og BrøndbyLyd. I dette afsnit er Nanna Møller Karlsen vært og han har besøg af Søren Colding og Lars Feist i studiet, mens Martin Flindt, der kun nåede 20 minutter af kampen i Glasgow, er med på en telefon. Du kan støtte DGH og BL ved at melde dig ind hos Zetland og få to måneders medlemskab for bare 50 kroner. Så støtter du hver podcast med 100 kroner. Læs mere om det her: www.zetland.dk/kampagne/mestre21

Her får du andet afsnit i serien EuropaPod, som er et samarbejde mellem Den Gamle Hytte og BrøndbyLyd. I dette afsnit er Morten Olsen vært og han har besøg af Søren Colding og Jonathan Lorenzen i studiet, mens Nanna Møller Karlsen er med på en telefon. Du kan støtte DGH og BL ved at melde dig ind hos Zetland og få to måneders medlemskab for bare 50 kroner. Så støtter du hver podcast med 100 kroner. Læs mere om det her: www.zetland.dk/kampagne/mestre21

Her får du første afsnit i serien EuropaPod, som er et samarbejde mellem Den Gamle Hytte og BrøndbyLyd. I dette afsnit handler det om kampen mod Sparta Prag. Panelet udgøres af Mogens Krogh og Lars Feist. Nanna Møller Karlsen er vært og Teis Markfoged har mixet. Du kan støtte DGH og BL ved at melde dig ind hos Zetland og få to måneders medlemskab for bare 50 kroner. Så støtter du hver podcast med 100 kroner. Læs mere om det her: https://www.zetland.dk/kampagne/mestre21

Simon Shares Wild week for Naspers (JSE code: NPN), Prosus (JSE code: PRX) as Tencent (Hong Kong code: 700) got slapped down by the Chinese government. We're back at level 3, adjusted. Alcohol sales are allowed and Distell (JSE code: DGH) put out another great trading update. No doubt better if no alcohol bans, but the argument that your industry is under threat wears thin after such an update. President Ramaphosa also announced the return of the pandemic grant to the unemployed at R350 a month until March 2022. This pays to some 9.5million South African and means just over R3billion a month into the economy. How do we pay for it? Dividend tax on these super dividends. Apple $21.7billion in profits, almost doubling the previous year. Alphabet nearly tripled its profits to $18.5billion as advertising revenue grew 69%. Microsoft profits hit $19.1B, up 42% from the previous year. The market capitalization of Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Alphabet, and Microsoft is now over 30% of the entire S&P 500 index and over 40% for the Nasdaq100. Tigerbrands (JSE code: TBS) are recalling 20million tins. Two new ETFs coming to market. Global healthcare from Sygnia and a diverse and inclusive ETF from Satrix. Upcoming events; 19 August ~ JSE Power Hour: BEE shares and the JSE Forget super cycle, hello super dividends Anglo Platinum (JSE code: AMS) paid an R175.00 total dividend. Kumba Iron Ore (JSE code: KIO) paid a 7270c. In both cases, this amounted to a dividend yield (DY) of around 10% at the interim stage. No share buybacks as Anglo American (JSE code: AGL) own a significant majority of the shares and likely want the dividend back at home. The question is will other miners be as generous or will they do some share buybacks as well? If commodity prices stay where they are, we'll see the same again in six months and into 2022? If prices remain the same to the end of 2022 (big if?) we'll get a 40% return from just dividends? This is what super profits look like.  

This is the first in a two part podcast series discussing Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) and how these patients may present to the Emergency Department (ED). Dr Sam Fitzsimmons, our guest on the podcast, is a Consultant in Adult Congenital Heart Disease at University Hospital Southampton. There is more information in this blog post. Look out for Part 2, which will be released next week, where we discuss Eisenmenger Syndrome, Transposition of the Great Arteries and Coarctation of the Aorta.  Background With advances in paediatric cardiac surgery, more and more patients with complex congenital heart disease are surviving to adulthood: in the 1950s you might expect a survival rate of about 10%, whereas now this is more like 85%. In fact, there are more patients in the adult congenital heart disease population than there are in the paediatric one (with 2.3 million adults vs 1.9 million children in Europe). Many patients with Adult Congenital Heart Disease are young and able to live a relatively normal life. This means that they can travel and take part in just the same sort of activities as those without ACHD. They may well turn up in your Emergency Department one day, regardless of whether you are a tertiary centre or a district general hospital (DGH). They are experts, and know their disease well, but this does not abstain you from a responsibility to know about them too! When these patients become unwell, they can go downhill very fast and you may not have the chance to discuss with them their exact lesion and its management. The anatomy and physiology of these patients is abnormal, so they may present in atypical ways, and may not respond to usual medical interventions: in fact, some of our usual treatments may even be harmful. However, starting with our usual 'ABC' approach is by far the best way to go, whilst gathering more information and contacting their specialist centre. Many patients will have their last clinic letter and ECG with them (which will also have the direct dial number of their specialist). And if they, or their relative, say there is something wrong you must believe them and do all you can to make sure they are fully investigated.     The presence of scars may give you some clues as to the patient's underlying condition and previous surgical repairs. (BMJ 2016; 354: i3905)   A General Approach Do your usual ABC assessment. Pay particular attention to the respiratory rate - this should be normal. Give oxygen if they look unwell. They should have a 'normal' blood pressure - any hypotension should be taken as abnormal and investigated. The Fontan Circulation This is not a condition in itself, but in fact the resulting circulation after a series of operations that could've been performed due to a number of different underlying conditions:   Tricuspid Atresia Double Inlet Left Ventricle Atrio-ventricular Septal Defect – unbalanced Pulmonary Atresia Hypoplastic Left Heart Syndrome In essence these patients are born with a single functioning ventricle, that has to be utilised to supply the systemic side of the circulation, whilst the Fontan acts as a passive means of returning blood to the pulmonary circulation.   It was first devised in the early 1970s by Dr Francis Fontan, so the majority of patients with this are in their mid thirties and younger. Potential reasons for admission to the ED - Fontan circulation 1, Arrythmia As the patient is entirely dependent on their systemic ventricle to work optimally, any disturbance of the delivery into it is very poorly tolerated. Thus, any arrhythmia is life threatening, even a mild atrial tachycardia. These patients need to be returned to sinus rhythm as quickly as possible and the recommended method for this is DC cardioversion in expert hands. Fontan patients have an incredibly fragile circulation and any change in their respiratory physiology can be life threatening, especially if it increases their pulmonary pressures (and thus prevents the passive flow within the Fontan circulation). These patients are not candidates for sedation in the ED and should have an experienced anaesthetist to manage them during the procedure. Beware if the patient comes in and tells you they are fasted! This means they have been in this situation before and needed DC cardioversion. 2, Haemoptysis Over time the patient develops venous hypertension within the Fontan connection. This causes the formation of collateral vessels, that may link into the bronchial arterial tree. If the patient presents in shock treat them as you would any other patient with emergency blood transfusion. Any haemoptysis, however small, may herald the beginning of a massive bleed. These patients need further investigation, probably a CT chest with contrast. These vessels may then be coiled by interventional radiology. 3, Cyanosis If the patient has a non fenestrated Fontan they should have normal oxygen saturations. However, if there is a fenestration there will be shunting and therefore a reduction in oxygenation. For patients this is trade of between being pink or blue, each of which have complications. Dr Sam Fitzsimmons Dr Sam Fitzsimmons is a Consultant Cardiologist in Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) at the University Hospital Southampton, UK. Sam also subspecialises in pulmonary hypertension and maternal cardiology. Working within a tertiary surgical ACHD centre, Sam delivers an ACHD on call service for emergency admissions, inpatient care, routine outpatient follow-up, intra-operative imaging and post-surgical care, as well as specialist clinics in Pulmonary Hypertension and Maternal Cardiology. Sam holds a Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer post with the University of Southampton as she is passionate about teaching and in particular, she is enthusiastic about helping demystify congenital heart disease for many non-specialist to improve patient care. Sam is well published in peer review journals, cardiology textbooks and specialist guidelines.    

Simon Shares Santova (JSE code: SNV) were very solid and they are now truly a global logistics business. Distell (JSE code: DGH) announced that Heineken wants a 'majority' stake in the company. Details are scant with major shareholders being PIC and Remgro (JSE code: REM) both just over 31%. But does the majority mean they want the cider business or +50% of the shares which would trigger a mandatory offer to minorities? This of course after Heineken threatened to take their beer and go home last year during the alcohol ban. hmmm, wasn't it just last year Heineken was hating on us so much they was canceling projects and threatening to take their beer and go home .. — Simon Brown (@SimonPB) May 18, 2021   Balwin (JSE code: BWN) & Calgro M3 (JSE code: CGR) results both showed a tough year. But I like this space. Calgro offering its units at the R500k price point (R4,000 monthly bond costs) while Balwin starts at a little under R1million to around R2million. So different markets. Redefine (JSE code: RDF) results saw loan-to-value (LTV) improving but what struck me is that they value properties twice a year. Most doing it over a rolling three years. Local CPI hit a 14-month high in April, mainly driven by rising transport and food prices. The rate was 4.4%, up from 3.2% in March. Thursday is the MPC rate decision, no change expected. Eurozone April CPI +0.6% on Month, +1.6% on Year. Core CPI +0.5% on Month; +0.7% on Year Crypto crashing, entire crypto market cap is off 20% today on news China is cracking down (again). * I hold ungeared positions. Upcoming events; 27 May ~ JSE Power Hour: Manage your money like a rock star! jjjjj What's with the 'special' shares? Special shares usually with high voting rights and often with limited or zero economic rights. They enable insiders to retain voting control even while they may not actually control the company. The most well known are the Naspers~N (JSE code: NPN) A shares that give control to a few parties. Shoprite* (JSE code: SHP) has the same for Christo Wiese which he tried to sell back to the company. But they have zero economic rights and only are votable by Wiese More recently it surprised many that while Remgro (JSE code: REM) owns a little over 31% of Distell (JSE code: DGH) they ave a pile of B shares that gives them 56% voting control. In the older days, companies used pyramid structures, but those have long since largely left the JSE and no new ones can be listed. The challenge is how to know about them? The annual report will detail them. Generally, they don't matter massively, until they do. And then they matter. Wiese failed to receive the required number of votes to get back onto the Shoprite board in 2018, but then he used his special shares to basically override shareholders. Subscribe to our feed here Sign up for email alerts as a new show goes live Subscribe or review us in iTunes JSE – The JSE is a registered trademark of the JSE Limited. JSE Direct is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with, nor has it been authorised, or otherwise approved by JSE Limited. The views expressed in this programme are solely those of the presenter, and do not necessarily reflect the views of JSE Limited.

Simon Shares GameStop closed at US$90 on Tuesday. Jeff Bezos to step down as Amazon CEO. Apple knockout results. Ford to spend R15.8billion on local plant upgrade. Upcoming events; Weekly (Wednesday at 5.30pm) ~ Follow the Trader 18 February ~ Everything ETFs and tax-free investing Subscribe to our feed here Subscribe or review us in iTunes Booming SA Inc. consumers? We're seeing decent updates from local retailers so far this year, which is odd. Now let's be clear, decent not knock it out the park. Distell (JSE code: DGH) lost 41 days of sales in the second half of 2020 yet expects HEPS to be + 8.6% - +13.6%. Motus (JSE code: MTH) expect HEPS to be 0% - 5% higher, sent the stock up some 20% in two days. A few possible reasons; Lockdown so we have money to spend Working from home saving on transport Social grants increased 36One calculate some R100bn extra from social grants but also people taking money out of pension schemes & retrenchment packages. The risk here is that this is temporary, which is certainly the 36One fear. JSE – The JSE is a registered trademark of the JSE Limited. JSE Direct is an independent broadcast and is not endorsed or affiliated with, nor has it been authorised, or otherwise approved by JSE Limited. The views expressed in this programme are solely those of the presenter, and do not necessarily reflect the views of JSE Limited.  

Celles et ceux mobilisés réclament l'arrêt immédiat des suspensions de plusieurs postes prévus par les autorités du secteur éducatif, et l'augmentation des heures qui serait une chose impossible à gérer par les enseignants. Pour se faire entendre, quelques enseignants de l'EREA de Pessac et le représentant des élèves, ont accepté de parler à la clé des ondes. Podcast complet à retrouver ci-dessus La Clé Des Ondes : pourquoi cette manifestation devant la cour de l'EREA (Etablissement régional d'enseignement adapté) de Pessac? Thomas Albarran, professeur spécialisé à l'EREA de Pessac : On s'est réuni sur une double revendication qui est contextuelle à notre établissement. Une grosse baisse des moyens pour reprendre un peu le jargon de l'éducation nationale, on nous a annoncé une baisse de la DGH, donc la baisse de la dotation globale horaire, qui signifie une baisse de moyens, de dotations horaires des professeurs, accompagné de l'augmentation d'heures supplémentaires qui sont imposées maintenant au collègues. Donc, on se battait sur ces revendications locales qui viennent également s'ajouter à un gros lot de revendications nationales sur l'éducation en ce moment, pour ne citer que ça. Mais il y a beaucoup d'attaques sur le service public en ce moment, comme la précarisation des statuts des AED (Assistants d'éducation, NDLR) et des AESH (Accompagnants des élèves en situation de handicap, NDLR), les inégalités dans les primes qui ont été annoncées autour du COVID notamment, vis à vis des collègues professeurs documentalistes CPE (Conseiller principal d'éducation, NDLR), le statut d'infirmier scolaire qui est fragilisé, beaucoup d'attaques du service public qui vient s'ajouter à notre situation contextuelle qui a déclenché ce mouvement à l'EREA (Etablissement régional d'enseignement adapté, NDLR) de Pessac. Est-ce que vos revendications ont été entendus par le gouvernement ? Marlène Mercier, professeur documentaliste à l'EREA de Pessac : Par le gouvernement, je ne pense pas encore. Par contre, par le rectorat, peut-être qu'ils vont commencer à l'entendre, donc on espère, on maintient la tension ! nom de la photo Comment les élèves vivent cette période ? Christelle Pichou, infirmière à l'EREA de Pessac : Ils sont assez fragilisés ! On a beaucoup d'élèves qui sont en situation de handicap ! Beaucoup d'élèves à prendre dans leur globalité ! Donc, c'est aussi pourquoi je soutiens mes collègues, Je suis inquiète aussi pour mon statut, parce que les infirmiers vont être sûrement sortis de l'éducation nationale et nous seront décentralisés dans le territorial, donc nous sommes assez inquiets. Nous avons peur que les infirmiers ne soient plus dans les établissements ! Et à l'EREA, s'il n'y a plus d'infirmiers, je pense que ça sera très problématique car il y a quand même une grosse grosse fragilité de la part de nos élèves. Zana Koné, tu es le représentant des élèves, qu'est ce que vous réclamez aux côtés du personnel ? Nous réclamons de l'aide, parce que lorsque je suis arrivé ça n'allait pas du tout ! Je ne maîtrisais pas très bien le français mais grâce à l'encouragement des professeurs, je me suis accroché, mais s'ils disent qu'ils vont diminuer les profs, je trouve que ça serait très compliqué parce que les professeurs n'auront plus beaucoup de temps pour nous apprendre des choses utiles. Nous demandons vraiment de l'aide ! Si les revendications ne sont pas entendues, quel est le risque pour tous ces élèves et apprenants qui sont dans les EREA ? Thomas Albarran : Le risque plus largement qu'on dénonce depuis pas mal d'années, c'est la mort programmée de l'enseignement spécialisé en France. Au début, quand on tenait ce genre de propos, beaucoup de gens pouvaient penser qu'on exagérait mais ça fait plusieurs années qu'on observe notamment, au niveau collège, avec les SEGPA (Section d'enseignement général et professionnel adapté, NDLR) qui sont un peu plus connus du grand public. La disparition des SEGPA a commencé à être programmée avec la disparition des sixièmes SEGPA et de fermetures de beaucoup de divisions. Egalement on voit aussi la baisse des moyens sur les établissements qui accueillent exclusivement des élèves en situation de handicap comme nos collègues des IME (Institut médico-éducatif) et des ITEP (Les Instituts Thérapeutiques, Educatifs et Pédagogiques), on voit que la réduction des moyens entraîne une réaction en chaîne. Nous, sur cet établissement, il y a 5 à 6 ans de ça, on avait une minorité d'élèves en situation de handicap. A force de fermer des places dans les structures avec encore plus de moyens que nous sur des handicaps plus graves, ça fait un petit peu les vases communicants. Moins il y a de places dans les IME et les ITEP, par exemple, plus on va avoir des élèves en situation de handicap, et aujourd'hui on se retrouve avec deux tiers d'élèves en situation de handicap sur l'EREA de Pessac, alors qu'on est seulement censé gérer la grande difficulté scolaire qui n'est pas le même type d'enseignement, et d'encadrement, or on voit bien l'enjeu derrière sur le service public. Une structure spécialisée comme un IME par exemple, c'est des enseignants, des éducateurs, des psychomotriciens, des psychiatres, donc le prix d'une journée dans un établissement spécialisé pour un élève coûte très cher à l'Etat, et c'est aussi ce qu'on dénonce, c'est le fait de faire disparaître ces places pour faire des économies, mais des économies à quel prix ? nom de la photo C'est à dire que ces enfants là, s'ils n'ont pas cette prise en charge là, que vont ils devenir ? C'est bien là qu'on pose cette lutte comme une lutte collective et au nom aussi des élèves et non pas seulement une lutte corporatiste pour nous. Si ces établissements ont des moyens qui diminuent ou disparaissent, c'est bien la prise en charge de ces élèves qui va devenir inexistante, qui va poser un gros problème parce qu'on pourrait pour la partie des titulaires dire égoïstement : "nous on est fonctionnaires... que demain il y ait des moyens ou pas de moyens on aura toujours notre travail..." Mais c'est bien pour ça aussi qu'on lutte, c'est que, pour nous, il faudra que ces élèves soient pris en charge. Que ce soit la grande difficulté sociale ou les situations de handicap, il faut bien aussi se dire qu'il y a pleins de gens qui pensent qu'ils sont éloignés de ça mais ça peut toucher tout le monde. N'importe qui de n'importe quelle classe sociale peut avoir un enfant demain et se retrouver par la malchance de la vie avec un enfant en situation de handicap, et c'est des sujets qui concernent vraiment tout le monde. C'est ce pourquoi on se bat, c'est que pour n'importe quel enfant quelque soit sa difficulté en situation de handicap puisse avoir une scolarité dans le service public en France. Comment qualifiez-vous ce manque de réactivité des décideurs ? Marlène MERCIER : Manque de réactivité ? Je crois que les décideurs, ils le programment ! C'est pas un manque de réactivité ! Mais ils sont des comptables à très court terme. Ça serait bien de rallonger le terme parce que comptable à court terme, on y perd sur toute la ligne. nom de la photo On va créer des situations de tensions, des situations de faiblesses, des situations de dangers, des situations qui sont invivables pour ces jeunes. Sans structures, y' a qu'à regarder certains pays ou y'a pas de structures qui accueillent ces jeunes qui se retrouvent à la rue sans rien. C'est pas possible, c'est pas vivable ! En France, 5ème ou 6ème pays le plus riche au monde au 21ème siècle, en 2021, non ! Moi je dis non ! C'est pas possible, je ne peux pas laisser faire ça ! Thomas Albarran : Et puis de toute façon, cette question des coûts, c'est une fausse question dans le sens ou, des personnes en grande difficulté d' un moment à un autre, il y a de multiples études qui l'ont déjà montré, elles vont coûter à la société d'une manière différente. Est ce qu'on met des moyens dans la santé, dans le médico-social et l'éducation et l'insertion professionnelle pour que ces jeunes aient un avenir ? Ou l'argent qu'on ne mettra pas là, on le mettra ailleurs, autrement dit dans la police, dans le carcéral, dans l'hôpital psychiatrique si nous. Si on ne réussit pas notre travail, qu'on a pas les moyens de les réussir, on va créer d'autres problèmes ailleurs, et on va créer d'autres dépenses ailleurs. Or personnellement, en tant que contribuable, je préfère largement financer une éducation de qualité, que de financer toutes les parties qui vont devoir rattraper les choses que l'éducation n'a pas pu mener à bien avant. Ça ne peut pas être qu'une question d'économie, c'est une question de choix de société aussi qu'il faut se poser ! Entretien réalisé et retranscrit par Mamadou Saidou Barry

Taiwan to launch Flying Squirrel and Yushan into space. DGH chides KMT's pig vehicle. Wang Hao-yu recalled. New domestic coronavirus case. Foreigners get extension. Japan is closing borders. Taiwan's navy to skip port calls. The Journalist moves online. Chunghwa Telecom makes a profit. Crowdfunding soars. Tax target missed. Central bank begs public on US$. Indonesia defers fees decision. CFR warns on war. Tsai talks with US UN ambassader. Taiwan rep meets another US ambassador. Danish lawmakers support Taiwan in WHO.

Taiwan to launch Flying Squirrel and Yushan into space. DGH chides KMT's pig vehicle. Wang Hao-yu recalled. New domestic coronavirus case. Foreigners get extension. Japan is closing borders. Taiwan's navy to skip port calls. The Journalist moves online. Chunghwa Telecom makes a profit. Crowdfunding soars. Tax target missed. Central bank begs public on US$. Indonesia defers fees decision. CFR warns on war. Tsai talks with US UN ambassader. Taiwan rep meets another US ambassador. Danish lawmakers support Taiwan in WHO.

In this episode, Hall welcomes back Matthew Le Merle, Co-founder and Managing Partner of Fifth Era and Keiretsu Capital to discuss early-stage investing and “The Intelligent Investor: Silicon Valley”,  a book Matthew and his wife Alison Davis have just authored. Matthew is a manager of Blockchain Coinvestors, the world’s leading blockchain venture fund of funds and Chairman of CAH and Securitize (Europe) and Vice Chairman of SFOX. Blockchain Coinvestors has a strategy of being an investor in the leading Blockchain venture firms including 1Confirmation, 1kx, Blockchain.com Ventures, Blockchain Capital, Castle Island, DGH, Digital Currency Group, Fabric, FuturePerfect, Hashkey, IDEO and Pantera among others.  He is a bestselling author and keynote speaker and received a B.A. (Double First) and Master’s from Christ Church, Oxford, and an MBA from the Stanford Graduate School of Business. He lives in San Francisco and London, UK with his wife, Alison Davis. They have five adult children. You can purchase Matthew’s book on ,  , or , as well as other online book companies. Matthew can be contacted at and .

Den nye sæson står for døren, så DGH's faste panel Michael, Morten og Lars gør status over transfervinduet indtil videre og ser frem imod den nye sæson. Vi vender blandt meget andet Riza Durmisi og Simon Tibbling og så afslører vi, om Oscar fremover skal hedde Oscar eller Kamil.

— Crypto market continues its recovery — DGH launches a cryptocurrency exchange WordPress plugin — On-chain activity of stablecoins jumps by 800% — MyEtherWallet becomes the first reseller of .com domains — The Block names Mike McCaffrey as its new CEO — Framework Ventures invests $750,000 in Kava Labs — Applied Blockchain raises £2M — GoldenSand Capital completes $5M equity investment in tZERO — CoinMarketCap to scale crypto payments with Gilded

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In the January 2018 edition of the BJA Education podcast, Cliff Shelton interviews Senior Specialty Trainee in Anaesthesia Luke Bishop from Leeds General Infirmary about his paper 'Adult Congenital Heart Disease and Pregnancy'. The discussion includes the indications for cesarean section, the strategy for establishing appropriate about analgesia, and the approach to obstetric patients with congenital heart disease in the DGH setting.

#DGH. Dirk Vastrick is our guest this week with an update on the health of SDM, Mike, and Carla. We also discuss the health concerns of Tony Perkins who may be dying. Gary Stein may want to kill some people or just maim them a bit. Robert III is a star this week on The Mike O'Meara Show. Pony is having a hard time with love. Joe Robinson can't seem to get his girlfriend's Dad on his side. This and more on OMC!

Stay safe . Wish you all the happiness and health Extra Chapter for this NYE : Get out your wigs and make a fashion show in your living room "Mettez vos perruques et défilez dans votre salon" Leona Lewis , Beyonce , Kylie , Ceevox , Superchumbo , Deborah Cox , Sia , Sigma , Degrees of motion , ... RuPaul DisGlamHouse, DGH or disillusive glamourous house music (en français: "sac à main") refers to happy clubhouse remix versions of top-selling pop music songs with sad or sorrowful lyrics usually sung by female artists. Copyright GD

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Inner City , Suzanne Palmer , Offer Nissim , Adele , Brandy , Zoe Baldwi , Sia , Erika Jayne, Azealia Banks , Alexis Jordan , Sophie Ellis Bextor DisGlamHouse, DGH or disillusive glamourous house music (en français: "sac à main") refers to happy clubhouse remix versions of top-selling pop music songs with sad or sorrowful lyrics usually sung by female artists. Copyright GD

Discussion of Torture in horror films can be found here.SHOW NOTES:Announcement:*Sadly, the December 2008 episode will be the last Dark Gate Horror PodcastNews:* Pathology is now on DVD* True Blood (my favorite new series)* Ghostbusters 3?!?*ZOMBIES 2.O: "THE OUTBREAK" PUMPS NEW LIFE INTO UNDEAD FILMS. INTERACTIVE HORROR FLICK LETS VIEWERS MAKE FATAL DECISIONS.* Director/Producer Guillermo Del Toro is Co-Writing a vampire trilogy of novelsMAIN DISCUSSION:*Interview with Professor Aviva Briefel*“Torture Porn: When Good Times Go Bad An IGN investigation: What's driving the current wave of horror films and what is the phenomenon really about?" by Scott Collura* Now Playing at Your Local Multiplex: Torture PornWhy has America gone nuts for blood, guts, and sadism? By David Edelstein*Last House on the Left (1972) and here*Saw (2004)*Screenwriting blog by Marty Langford, article “Ugly Times”*Misery (1990)*The Devil's RejectsMUSIC:The song of the night, "Mine Again" by the Black Lab was provided tonight from the podshow podsafe music network. Check them out at music.podshow.com.Thanks to Josh Woodward for providing his song "I Want to Destroy Something Beautiful" for the opening and closing music. Visit this talented artist at joshwoodward.com.The next episode will discuss The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Thanks for listening! Email me at darkgatehorror@gmail.com

Discussion of Creepy Kids in Horror Films can be found here.SHOW NOTES:News:*Twilight film will release November 21, 2008*Possible Candyman remake?*Remake in the works of The Rocky Horror Picture Show*Remake of A Nightmare on Elm Street with Billy Bob Thornton as Freddy Krueger!*Review:The HappeningMAIN DISCUSSION:*The Omen(1976)*The Ring (2002)*Joshua (2007)*The Orphanage and here*The Exorcist (1973)*The Sixth Sense (1999)*Hide and Seek (2005)ARTICLE:"Child's Prey: 15 Creepy Kids in Movies" by Gary Susman from Entertainment Weekly, January 15, 2008.MUSIC:The song of the night, "Not Coming Home" by the Cool Waters Band was provided tonight from the podshow podsafe music network. Check them out at music.podshow.com.Thanks to Josh Woodward for providing his song "I Want to Destroy Something Beautiful" for the opening and closing music. Visit this talented artist at joshwoodward.com.The next episode will discuss Torture in Horror Films. Thanks for listening! Email me at darkgatehorror@gmail.com

Review of Fangoria's "Weekend of Horrors" Los Angeles Convention on 4/27/08 can be found here. SHOW NOTES:Discusses: *The cast reunion for the 40th anniversary of Night of the Living Dead, including George Romero!*Special Guest Appearances, including Ray Wise, Brian O'Halloran, Erik Preston, Tony Todd, and the cast of Moonlight*Feast 2 & 3*And much more!The song of the night, “Down with Everything” by The Transfer was provided tonight from the podshow podsafe music network. Check them out at music.podshow.com.Thanks to Josh Woodward for providing his song "I Want to Destroy Something Beautiful" for the opening and closing music. Visit this talented artist at joshwoodward.com.The next episode will discuss Friday the 13th. Thanks for listening!Email me at darkgatehorror@gmail.com

Discussion of Friday the 13th can be found here. SHOW NOTES:Discusses: Article: “Small is Scary: The Master of Fright reveals why big studios rarely deliver horror movie magic” by Stephen King, from Entertainment Weekly, July 11, 2008.Why Friday the 13th is Unlucky1993 Study Results Friday 13th not more unlucky, study showsInterview with Scott S. CunninghamArticle: “The High Art Of Horror Films Can Cut Deep Into the Psyche”The song of the night, “ The Horror Movie Song" by Ben Minnotte was provided tonight from the podshow podsafe music network. Check them out at music.podshow.com.Thanks to Josh Woodward for providing his song "I Want to Destroy Something Beautiful" for the opening and closing music. Visit this talented artist at joshwoodward.com.The next episode will discuss Creepy Children in Horror Films. Thanks for listening! Email me at darkgatehorror@gmail.com

Discussion of horror films "based on a true story" can be found here. SHOW NOTES:Discusses: Exorcism of Emily RoseAmityvilleAmityville HorrorWolf CreekZodiacThe song of the night, “The Way You Are” by 46Bliss was provided tonight from the podshow podsafe music network. Check them out at music.podshow.com.Thanks to Josh Woodward for providing his song "I Want to Destroy Something Beautiful" for the opening and closing music. Visit this talented artist at joshwoodward.com.The next episode will discuss horror television shows, past and present. Thanks for listening!Email me at darkgatehorror@gmail.com

Discussion of Universal Studios monsters can be found here. He who fights monsters should look into it that he himself does not become a monster. When you gaze long into the Abyss, the Abyss also gazes into you. -Friedrich NietzscheSHOW NOTES:Discusses: Dracula (1931) Dracula (1931)Frankenstein (1931)Mummy (1932 vs. 1999)The song of the night, “The Black Company” by Spirit Creek was provided tonight from the podshow podsafe music network. Check them out at music.podshow.com.Thanks to Josh Woodward for providing his song "I Want to Destroy Something Beautiful" for the opening and closing music. Visit this talented artist at joshwoodward.com.The next episode will cover films that are "based on a true story". Thanks for listening!Email me at darkgatehorror@gmail.com

Discussion of Urban Legends and uses in film can be found here. REFERENCES:In the BloodCandyman1Candyman2Candyman from Creative Screenwriting MagazineEncyclopedia of Urban Legends by Jan Harold BrunvandHollywood Discovers an Apocryphal Legend: 2 films focus on 'suicide rules' By Leo Reisberg from The Chronicle of Higher Education, Inc.The song of the night, “Rabbit for Halloween” by Marc Gunn was provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at music.podshow.com.Thanks to Josh Woodward for providing his song "I Want to Destroy Something Beautiful" for the opening and closing music. Visit this talented artist at joshwoodward.com.The next episode will cover houses having a conscious will or soul. Have a fantastic Halloween!

Discussion of Director's Series #2: Alfred Hitchcock will can be found here. SHOW NOTES:News:The Birds remakeAlfred Hitchcock Presents filmDiscusses: The Birds reviewThe Birds reviewThe Alfred Hitchcock HourThe song of the night, “Mine Again” by Black Lab was provided tonight from Podshow Podsafe Music Network.Thanks to Josh Woodward for providing his song "I Want to Destroy Something Beautiful" for the opening and closing music. Visit this talented artist at joshwoodward.com.The next episode will discuss Universal's Monsters. Thanks for listening!Email me at darkgatehorror@gmail.com

Discussion of buildings having a conscious will can be found here. SHOW NOTES:Discusses: Stephen King's The ShiningEdgar Allen Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher" and Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill HouseThe song of the night, “I’ll Pretend” by Arthur Yoria was provided tonight from Magnatune.com.Thanks to Josh Woodward for providing his song "I Want to Destroy Something Beautiful" for the opening and closing music. Visit this talented artist at joshwoodward.com.The next episode will be the second in our director's series: Alfred Hitchcock. Thanks for listening!Email me at darkgatehorror@gmail.com

Discussion of Zombies Part Two can be found here.ARTICLES: Invasion of the Ring Tone Snatchers By Janet MaslinThe song of the night, “Bordeau” by The Shapes was provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at music.podshow.com.

Discussion of Zombies Part One can be found here.Show notes:Thanks for listening! It has been a nice, relaxing summer. Thanks for not unsubscribing! I will try to post at least once per month. I have seven episodes in the works. Email me with any topic suggestions.Check out:Anthology of Punk HorrorARTICLES:The Critical CriticsRotten Tomatoes28 Days Later review from ign.comThe song of the night, “August Moon” by Dylan in the Movies was provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at music.podshow.com.Thanks to Josh Woodward for providing his song "I Want to Destroy Something Beautiful" for the opening and closing music. Visit this talented artist at joshwoodward.com.The next podcast will be Zombies part two: a review and analysis of the Stephen King novel, The Cell.

Discussion of the Scream trilogy can be found here.Show Synopsis:Scream is a 1996 smart satire of the horror film genre, directed by Wes Craven and written by Kevin Williamson. The film revitalized the slasher film genre in the mid 1990’s, similar to what Halloween (1978) did for the 1970s, by using a standard concept (teens being brutally killed off being one example) with a tongue-in-cheek approach that successfully combined straightforward scares with dialogue that satirized slasher film conventions. There were two sequels which did fairly well with critics and fans alike.The song of the night, “I Want To Hear What You Have Got To Say” by one of my favorite bands, The Subways was provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at music.podshow.com.The next podcast will discuss Stephen King's novel The Cell and Zombies.

Discussion of The Lost Boys (1987) can be found here.Show notes:*The film that launched the Coreys*That'll teach you to drink blood, Michael!*There is a straight-to-DVD sequel coming in 2008VAMPIRES:Use of Vampire LoreARTICLES: Monsters at Play: The Lost Boys Review by Lawrence P. RaffelReview from horror.comThe song of the night, “Wave Goodbye” by Steadman was provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at music.podshow.com.The next podcast will discuss the Scream films.

Discussion of Women Gothic Writers can be found here.Articles:*“The Gothic Experience”* Defining Gothic*Famous Women Gothic Writers *Charlotte Perkins Gilman*"The Yellow Wallpaper"*Mary Shelley*FrankensteinReferences:Haunted Women: The Best Supernatural Tales by American Women Writers. Edited by Alfred Bendixen. Frederick Ungar Publishing Co., New York: 1985.The Ghost Stories of Edith Wharton. William R. Tyler. Charles Scribner’s Sons, New York: 1973.Lewis, R. W. B. Edith Wharton : A Biography. NY: Harper & Row, 1975The song of the night, “Without You” by Black Lab was provided tonight from music.podshow.com.The next episode will cover Final Destination, Death and Grim Reaper. Thanks for listening!

Discussion of Fascination with Horror can be found here.Show notes:*Thanks for hanging in there for my extended hiatus-- I'm now living in Los Angeles. It's good to be back in Southern California (home).MAIN TOPIC: Why are we fascinated with horror?*Horror from a cultural and psychological standpoint* Leon Rappoport *Nightline ArticleArticles:*Review: ‘Hitcher’ Surprisingly Harrowing By CHRISTY LEMIRE, AP Movie Critic*7 Deadly Sins of Horror*Chicago Tribune ArticleThe song of the night, “Ghostly Feeling” by Beight was provided tonight from Magnatune.com.The next episode will cover gothic women writers. Thanks for listening!

Discussion of M. Night Shaymalan can be found here.Show notes:*This is the first in the Director's Series, covering the films of M. Night Shaymalan.References:*Biography*Sixth Sense*Unbreakable*The Village*Lady in the WaterThe song of the night, “Fallen Angel” by Bree DeMoss was provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at music.podshow.com.The next episode will cover the writings and films of Stephen King. Thanks for listening!

Discussion of Halloween can be found here.Show notes:Review of two of my favorite fall/Halloween films:1) The Blair Witch Project2) Tim Burton's Sleepy HollowReferences:*Sleepy Hollow review*Sleepy HollowThe song of the night, “Scared” by Allison Crowe was provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at music.podshow.com.The next episode will be the first in the Director's series, and will cover the films of M. Night Shyamalan. Thanks for listening!

Discussion of Jack the Ripper can be found here.Show notes:*Whitechapel in 1888 was as fun as a barrel of dead monkeys!*Missing evidence, Freemasons and mysterious literate men, what could be better?*Metropolitan Police, aka "Scotland Yard" vs. London City Police: the showdown.References:*Casebook*Crime LibraryThe song of the night, “Rock & Roll Queen” by The Subways was provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at music.podshow.com.The next podcast will discuss the legend of the Mothman. Talk to you soon!

Discussion of Secret Keeping as a plot device in film and literature can be found here.Show notes:*Sophocles wrote, "Do nothing secretly; for Time sees and hears all things, and discloses all."*Discussion of:1) “The Minister’s Black Veil” by Nathaniel Hawthorne (1836)*“For the Earth, too, had on her Black Veil”2) “The Tell-Tale Heart” by Edgar Allan Poe (1843)*“All in vain; because death, in approaching the old man, had stalked with his black shadow before him, and the shadow had now reached and enveloped the victim.”3) Fatal Attraction (1987)4) The Sixth Sense (1999)References:*PostSecretThe song of the night, “Summer” by The Remainders was provided tonight from the PodShow Podsafe Music Network. Check it out at music.podshow.com.The next podcast will discuss Jack the Ripper. Talk to you soon!