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In der ersten Folge des neuen Schuljahres präsentiert unser Absolvent Pierre Wustinger-Seefelder seine VWA zu Leben im Sonnensystem – und welche Formen es annehmen könnte, mit Fokus auf die beiden Monde Europa (Jupiter) und Titan (Saturn).
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VWA – schreiben war gestern, Podcasts bringen Dich morgen durch die Matura. Was es dafür braucht und was es alles zu vorzubereiten gibt, das erfährst Du in dieser Podcastfolge.
VWA – schreiben war gestern, Podcasts bringen Dich morgen durch die Matura. Was es dafür braucht und was es alles zu vorzubereiten gibt, das erfährst Du in dieser Podcastfolge.
This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. Volkswagen Group Africa (VWA) will invest R4-billion in its manufacturing plant in Kariega, in the Eastern Cape. The investment will be used to prepare the plant for the addition of a third model to the company's production line-up from early 2027. The third model, which will be a compact sports-utility vehicle (SUV), will be manufactured on the same production line as the Polo and Polo Vivo. VWA currently produces the Polo for the local and export markets, and the Vivo for the local market. Most of the R4-billion investment will be allocated to capital expenditure for the production facilities, manufacturing tooling, local content tooling, and quality assurance. Nearly R877-million will be spent to enhance automation in the body shop. In the press shop, R418-million will be used to procure new press tooling. The first phase of the plant upgrade will begin at the end of this year, during the facility's yearly shutdown. VWA chairperson and MD Martina Biene said on Tuesday that the investment reaffirmed Volkswagen's commitment to South Africa, where the German car maker has been manufacturing vehicles for nearly 73 years. "Plant Kariega is an important manufacturing plant within the Volkswagen Group production network," she said at the investment announcement in Kariega. "Since 2011, Volkswagen has invested R10.28-billion in production facilities, manufacturing equipment, local content tooling and training of people. "The new investment is a vote of confidence in the future of the plant. "It also futureproofs jobs, not only for our people, but also those employed in our supplier network." Export demand for the Polo from the VWA plant may trend downward towards 2030 as large swathes of the world shift to electric vehicles (EVs). VWA expects to export 127 000 Polos to 38 global markets this year. The company is set to become the sole global Polo manufacturer in July. The group produced 140 400 vehicles in total in 2023. VWA says localisation remains a key priority for the group. The Polo and Vivo currently have 46% and 58% local content levels, respectively. The trend is set to continue with the new model, which aims to achieve about 40% local content through a R1.2-billion investment programme. SOUTH AMERICAN FLAVOUR Volkswagen Brazil is leading the design and development of the new SUV, which will largely be aimed at world markets where EVs will be introduced at a slower pace. VWA's engineering team has, however, collaborated with Volkswagen Brazil to adapt the new model for local and African requirements, such as developing a right-hand-drive version. "South Africa is an important market for the Volkswagen Group, particularly in terms of our long-term goal to establish our footprint on the African continent, which is seen as the last frontier for automotive development," noted Biene. "As such, we have recently renamed our local company to Volkswagen Group Africa, to represent our responsibilities and ambitions to grow the Volkswagen brand on the continent. "The new model has the potential to be sold in other African markets where Volkswagen has a presence. "As most global vehicle markets transition to EVs, African markets like South Africa will continue manufacturing and selling vehicles with internal combustion engines (ICEs) for the foreseeable future, owing to customer demand for ICEs and the slow introduction of EVs in these markets," added Biene. This said, though, the Volkswagen Brand this year starts its electrification journey with the introduction of a ID.4 test fleet in South Africa and Rwanda.
This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. Volkswagen Group Africa (VWA) will invest R4-billion in its manufacturing plant in Kariega, in the Eastern Cape. The investment will be used to prepare the plant for the addition of a third model to the company's production line-up from early 2027. The third model, which will be a compact sports-utility vehicle (SUV), will be manufactured on the same production line as the Polo and Polo Vivo. VWA currently produces the Polo for the local and export markets, and the Vivo for the local market. Most of the R4-billion investment will be allocated to capital expenditure for the production facilities, manufacturing tooling, local content tooling, and quality assurance. Nearly R877-million will be spent to enhance automation in the body shop. In the press shop, R418-million will be used to procure new press tooling. The first phase of the plant upgrade will begin at the end of this year, during the facility's yearly shutdown. VWA chairperson and MD Martina Biene said on Tuesday that the investment reaffirmed Volkswagen's commitment to South Africa, where the German car maker has been manufacturing vehicles for nearly 73 years. "Plant Kariega is an important manufacturing plant within the Volkswagen Group production network," she said at the investment announcement in Kariega. "Since 2011, Volkswagen has invested R10.28-billion in production facilities, manufacturing equipment, local content tooling and training of people. "The new investment is a vote of confidence in the future of the plant. "It also futureproofs jobs, not only for our people, but also those employed in our supplier network." Export demand for the Polo from the VWA plant may trend downward towards 2030 as large swathes of the world shift to electric vehicles (EVs). VWA expects to export 127 000 Polos to 38 global markets this year. The company is set to become the sole global Polo manufacturer in July. The group produced 140 400 vehicles in total in 2023. VWA says localisation remains a key priority for the group. The Polo and Vivo currently have 46% and 58% local content levels, respectively. The trend is set to continue with the new model, which aims to achieve about 40% local content through a R1.2-billion investment programme. SOUTH AMERICAN FLAVOUR Volkswagen Brazil is leading the design and development of the new SUV, which will largely be aimed at world markets where EVs will be introduced at a slower pace. VWA's engineering team has, however, collaborated with Volkswagen Brazil to adapt the new model for local and African requirements, such as developing a right-hand-drive version. "South Africa is an important market for the Volkswagen Group, particularly in terms of our long-term goal to establish our footprint on the African continent, which is seen as the last frontier for automotive development," noted Biene. "As such, we have recently renamed our local company to Volkswagen Group Africa, to represent our responsibilities and ambitions to grow the Volkswagen brand on the continent. "The new model has the potential to be sold in other African markets where Volkswagen has a presence. "As most global vehicle markets transition to EVs, African markets like South Africa will continue manufacturing and selling vehicles with internal combustion engines (ICEs) for the foreseeable future, owing to customer demand for ICEs and the slow introduction of EVs in these markets," added Biene. This said, though, the Volkswagen Brand this year starts its electrification journey with the introduction of a ID.4 test fleet in South Africa and Rwanda.
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This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. Volkswagen Group Africa (VWA) will hopefully this year receive the final confirmation on the production of a third model at the Kariega plant, says MD Martina Biene. This third model will add to production of the Polo and Polo Vivo at the Eastern Cape production site. Biene emphasises that this third model will be "on top" of the other two models, and that it will not replace any existing production units. The third model is expected to be a small, more affordable sports-utility vehicle (SUV), slotting in under the T-Cross. A possible fourth model could potentially be a half-ton bakkie. Biene says the third model will also be an internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle, and not an electric vehicle (EV), as the uptake of EVs has been "very slow" in South Africa, with zero government support to boost the sale of this new technology. She adds that a swing to EV production at Kariega could potentially see Volkswagen lose its leading position in the local market, and "we don't want that to happen". "If we produce EVs here, we need strong local demand." Biene says she also expects the ramp-up to the phase-out of ICE vehicles in Europe in 2035 - a big export market for VWSA - to be less steep than originally anticipated, providing the company some breathing room with Polo exports. VWSA expects to still produce and export the current Polo and Polo Vivo until 2029. The Polo Vivo is exported to some sub-Saharan African markets, while the Polo is exported to numerous markets abroad. VWA produced 140 430 vehicles last year - 7 182 more than in 2022. Production is expected to grow by 10 000 units this year on the back of expanded Polo numbers. Polo exports already increased by 3 500 units last year, to 101 557 units. Combined domestic Volkswagen and Audi sales reached 67 411 units last year. The Vivo was the group's best-seller, at 23 904 units, up 15% on 2022 numbers. Looking ahead, Biene says VWA will introduce the new and refreshed T-Cross, Tiguan, Touareg and Crafter models this year. The ID.4 EV will also make its debut as part of a test fleet, which should give VWA the opportunity to test the local appetite for EVs. Looking at the South African new-car market for 2024, VWA is positive that sales could increase by 6.4% compared with last year, to 370 000 units.
This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. Volkswagen Group Africa (VWA) will hopefully this year receive the final confirmation on the production of a third model at the Kariega plant, says MD Martina Biene. This third model will add to production of the Polo and Polo Vivo at the Eastern Cape production site. Biene emphasises that this third model will be "on top" of the other two models, and that it will not replace any existing production units. The third model is expected to be a small, more affordable sports-utility vehicle (SUV), slotting in under the T-Cross. A possible fourth model could potentially be a half-ton bakkie. Biene says the third model will also be an internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicle, and not an electric vehicle (EV), as the uptake of EVs has been "very slow" in South Africa, with zero government support to boost the sale of this new technology. She adds that a swing to EV production at Kariega could potentially see Volkswagen lose its leading position in the local market, and "we don't want that to happen". "If we produce EVs here, we need strong local demand." Biene says she also expects the ramp-up to the phase-out of ICE vehicles in Europe in 2035 - a big export market for VWSA - to be less steep than originally anticipated, providing the company some breathing room with Polo exports. VWSA expects to still produce and export the current Polo and Polo Vivo until 2029. The Polo Vivo is exported to some sub-Saharan African markets, while the Polo is exported to numerous markets abroad. VWA produced 140 430 vehicles last year - 7 182 more than in 2022. Production is expected to grow by 10 000 units this year on the back of expanded Polo numbers. Polo exports already increased by 3 500 units last year, to 101 557 units. Combined domestic Volkswagen and Audi sales reached 67 411 units last year. The Vivo was the group's best-seller, at 23 904 units, up 15% on 2022 numbers. Looking ahead, Biene says VWA will introduce the new and refreshed T-Cross, Tiguan, Touareg and Crafter models this year. The ID.4 EV will also make its debut as part of a test fleet, which should give VWA the opportunity to test the local appetite for EVs. Looking at the South African new-car market for 2024, VWA is positive that sales could increase by 6.4% compared with last year, to 370 000 units.
This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. Volkswagen Group Africa (VWA), formerly Volkswagen Group South Africa, is investing R55-million to procure 3 MW in additional solar energy for its assembly plant in Kariega, in the Eastern Cape, says MD Martina Biene. The panels will be installed on the car ports in the employee car park. VWA production director Ulrich Schwabe says this means the local arm of the German vehicle maker will have 6.3 MWp in solar energy installed by the end of this year, in an investment totaling R89-million, across its facilities in Kariega, as well as in Centurion and Sandton, in Gauteng. "Our expectation is that, in 2024, we would have installed more than 6 MW," notes Schwabe. "This means that, around lunch time, we can cover 50% of our electricity needs in production. And this is just a first step." He notes that VWA has the ambition to become carbon neutral by 2030. Schwabe adds that VWA has also been forced to rent a backup diesel generator plant for the Kariega plant for the next two years, starting in March, with a capacity of 16 MW. This comes at an additional cost of R130-million, with the daily diesel costs for the generator carrying a R1.6-million price tag. The generator will provide power to the plant during loadshedding and other outage periods. VWA's plant is not exempt from loadshedding, and experiences it from level five and upwards. Schwabe says the generators are to provide security of energy supply when the sun is not shining, as well as at night. "Last year we were hit quite hard, with 23 shifts lost, or 11 production days. "As the now sole supplier of the Polo, our order book is completely full for the next two years. We can now securely run the plant for the next two years. This answers the trust the brand has given us. "It is not a cheap exercise, but it is much better than losing trust and not being a reliable supplier," says Schwabe. VWA currently produces the Polo and Polo Vivo for the local and export markets. Biene announced this week that VWA will become the sole supplier of the Polo to all global markets, except China, from June this year. "We have proven that we can do it, and this makes us very proud." VWA last year exported 101 557 Polos from Kariega - 3 500 more than in 2022. The expectation is that the Eastern Cape plant will see a 10 000-unit production increase this year on the back of the added Polo numbers.
This audio is brought to you by Endress and Hauser, a leading supplier of products, solutions and services for industrial process measurement and automation. Volkswagen Group Africa (VWA), formerly Volkswagen Group South Africa, is investing R55-million to procure 3 MW in additional solar energy for its assembly plant in Kariega, in the Eastern Cape, says MD Martina Biene. The panels will be installed on the car ports in the employee car park. VWA production director Ulrich Schwabe says this means the local arm of the German vehicle maker will have 6.3 MWp in solar energy installed by the end of this year, in an investment totaling R89-million, across its facilities in Kariega, as well as in Centurion and Sandton, in Gauteng. "Our expectation is that, in 2024, we would have installed more than 6 MW," notes Schwabe. "This means that, around lunch time, we can cover 50% of our electricity needs in production. And this is just a first step." He notes that VWA has the ambition to become carbon neutral by 2030. Schwabe adds that VWA has also been forced to rent a backup diesel generator plant for the Kariega plant for the next two years, starting in March, with a capacity of 16 MW. This comes at an additional cost of R130-million, with the daily diesel costs for the generator carrying a R1.6-million price tag. The generator will provide power to the plant during loadshedding and other outage periods. VWA's plant is not exempt from loadshedding, and experiences it from level five and upwards. Schwabe says the generators are to provide security of energy supply when the sun is not shining, as well as at night. "Last year we were hit quite hard, with 23 shifts lost, or 11 production days. "As the now sole supplier of the Polo, our order book is completely full for the next two years. We can now securely run the plant for the next two years. This answers the trust the brand has given us. "It is not a cheap exercise, but it is much better than losing trust and not being a reliable supplier," says Schwabe. VWA currently produces the Polo and Polo Vivo for the local and export markets. Biene announced this week that VWA will become the sole supplier of the Polo to all global markets, except China, from June this year. "We have proven that we can do it, and this makes us very proud." VWA last year exported 101 557 Polos from Kariega - 3 500 more than in 2022. The expectation is that the Eastern Cape plant will see a 10 000-unit production increase this year on the back of the added Polo numbers.
Since I came to Sarasota in 2015 one topic has come up over and over again -- workforce housing.Let's face it: living in this area is both beautiful and expensive.So how can young families, professionals, and essential, front-line workers find a decent place to live while still putting away money for the future?My guest today is doing his part to help in the workforce housing shortage. His company "believes everyone deserves a place to live" and has been able to create a niche where they are for profit but with a philanthropic approach.In this episode, you'll hear from Mark Vengroft, Managing Partner of One Stop Housing where he'll share:One thing most people don't know about MarkWhy he left a very successful career in California running a billion-dollar company to focus on workforce housing in SarasotaHow One Stop Housing acquires properties and refurbishes themWhy their rents are as much as 40% below marketWhere Mark hopes to take One Stop Housing... and much much more!Thank you for stopping by today, it is my hope you will listen ... learn ... and connect!Mark's Bio:Prior to joining One Stop Housing, Mark was the CEO of Walker Advertising, a company owned by the Private Equity firm, Clearlight Partners. Walker is the largest legal advertising agency in the country. Mark was the CEO of VWA for 9 years and was responsible for VWA growing the receivable management business from $10 million in revenue to managing over $32 billion in assets, with 1,100 employees and offices in 19 countries.Mark was named one of the 15 “Change Makers” in September 2022, by Business Observer. In honor of Mark's philanthropic efforts, Mayor Arroyo named October 10 2022 as “Mark Vengroff Day” in the City of Sarasota. Mark currently sits on the Board of Directors for FL Incubator, WebCollect, and RJE International and is a Managing Partner of One Stop Housing and One Stop Development & Construction. Mark is a commissioner for the Sarasota affordable housing authority and Chairman of One Stop Cares (501c3)FacebookInstagramYoutube
This is a standalone episode summarising the 'Not Above the Law' case against Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and other named politicians and bureaucrats, run by Self Employed Australia over hotel quarantine failures. It is a story of government malfeasance, admission and farce (government prosecuting itself), and ultimately judicial activism where the presiding judge created and offered a defence for government that ultimately led to the case failing because of concerns over the mental welfare of Daniel Andrews and others named in the case. The 57 page judgement makes the point that allowing the case to proceed would cause 'stress of potentially being subjected to prosecution for serious criminal offences' for the named individuals including Daniel Andrews, Jenny Mikakos, Lisa Neville, Martin Pakula, Chris Eccles, Kym Peake, Brett Sutton, Shane Patton, Graham Ashton, Andrew Crisp et al. Justice McDonald goes on to say that if the case proceeds, 'the 20 individuals identified in the First Request may suffer considerable prejudice'. Watch the full episode at: https://discernable.io/the-peoples-project-victoria-is-broken Discernable Links: https://linktr.ee/discernableofficial The 57 page judgement: https://selfemployedaustralia.com.au/Downloads/NATL/Judgment-Supreme-Court-Victoria-ICA-vs-VWA.pdf The full list of named individuals to be prosecuted: https://selfemployedaustralia.com.au/Downloads/NATL/SEA-letter-to-WorkSafe-29Sept20.pdf
Argus has introduced new month average prices for Bakken DAPL, Bakken at Patoka, and for light sweet crude at Guernsey. These new month averages reflect the volume-weighted average of all deals done during the trade month. In this podcast, Amanda Smith and Jeff Kralowetz explain how these monthly VWA prices will allow traders to use robust Argus data in a format they have used for many years.
Since I came to Sarasota in 2015 one topic has come up over and over again -- workforce housing. Let's face it: living in this area is both beautiful and expensive. So how can young families, professionals, and essential, front-line workers find a decent place to live while still putting away money for the future? My guest today is doing his part to help in the workforce housing shortage. His company "believes everyone deserves a place to live" and has been able to create a niche where they are for profit but with a philanthropic approach. In this episode, you'll hear from Mark Vengroft, Managing Partner of https://onestophousing.com (One Stop Housing) where he'll share: One thing most people don't know about Mark Why he left a very successful career in California running a billion-dollar company to focus on workforce housing in Sarasota How One Stop Housing acquires properties and refurbishes them Why their rents are as much as 40% below market Where Mark hopes to take One Stop Housing ... and much much more! Thank you for stopping by today, it is my hope you will listen ... learn ... and connect! Mark's Bio: Prior to joining One Stop Housing, Mark was the CEO of Walker Advertising, a company owned by the Private Equity firm, Clearlight Partners. Walker is the largest legal advertising agency in the country. Mark was the CEO of VWA for 9 years and was responsible for VWA growing the receivable management business from $10 million in revenue to managing over $32 billion in assets, with 1,100 employees and offices in 19 countries. Mark was named one of the 15 “Change Makers” in September 2022, by Business Observer. In honor of Mark's philanthropic efforts, Mayor Arroyo named October 10 2022 as “Mark Vengroff Day” in the City of Sarasota. Mark currently sits on the Board of Directors for FL Incubator, WebCollect, and RJE International and is a Managing Partner of One Stop Housing and One Stop Development & Construction. Mark is a commissioner for the Sarasota affordable housing authority and Chairman of One Stop Cares (501c3) https://www.facebook.com/onestophousing (Facebook) https://www.instagram.com/one_stop_housing/ (Instagram) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2LzcDiNzr4&t=1s (Youtube)
Nhân dịp kết thúc năm cũ, đón chào năm mới nhiều thành công hơn nữa, VWA sẽ mở mini game “GỬI TUỔI 20 – 20 AGAIN” để dành các phần quà tặng cho các thành viên của Group VWA. #minigameVWA #20again --- #TaiChinhKinhDoanhCộng đồng Cố vấn tài chính Việt Nam - Vietnam Wealth Advisors (VWA) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/CoVanTaichinhVietnam Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@taichinhkinhdoanhafa Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/4fVFOPGua325fIsoTvW6M6 Chia sẻ từ Long Phan: https://www.facebook.com/long.phan1 Khách mời Nguyễn Minh Tuấn: https://www.facebook.com/tuantreasury - CEO Công ty AFA Capital: http://afacapital.vn Liên hệ AFA Capital: https://bit.ly/2Z7RpUr ---- - #WealthIntelligence - Tài chính cá nhân và Quản lý tài sản đầu tư: https://www.afa.edu.vn/wealth-intelligence/ Wealth Intelligence phục vụ cho các cá nhân có mong muốn xây dựng cho bản thân mục tiêu đạt tự do tài chính phù hợp và phương pháp để đạt được mục tiêu sớm nhất, và những ai muốn bắt đầu con đường trở thành cố vấn tài chính công chứng chuyên nghiệp. Tuân theo chuẩn mực của Uỷ ban Chuẩn mực Cố vấn Tài chính công chứng quốc tế (CFP Board of Standards) áp dụng cho môi trường tại Việt Nam. “CFP” viết tắt bởi “Certified Financial Planner” (Cố vấn tài chính công chứng) là chứng chỉ chuyên môn quốc tế về tài chính cá nhân được công nhận toàn thế giới. - CGBA: #PhântíchTàichính và Kinh doanh toàn cầu: https://www.afa.edu.vn/phantichtaichinh/ CGBA: Phân tích tài chính và kinh doanh toàn cầu (Certified Global Business Analyst) là một trong hai chương trình chính thức theo chuẩn quốc tế của Viện Kế toán Quản trị công chứng Úc (CMA Australia). - FANPAGE AFA: http://bit.ly/378FQKM
When eccentric recluse Simon Strong, who lives in a perpetually chilled state, vanishes (leaving some rather suspicious remains behind), his only known associate—a teenage delivery girl—is interviewed by the police! Cast List Amber Sorensen - Krystal Baker Simon Strong - Joel Harvey Det. Phyllis Jermyn - Julie Hoverson Det. Howard Upton - Reynaud LeBoeuf Music: Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com) Recorded with the assistance of Ryan Hirst of Neohoodoo Studio Editing and Sound: Julie Hoverson Cover Photo: (courtesy of Stock Xchange.com) "What kind of a place is it? Why it's a police station, can't you tell?" ******************************************** Chillin' This didn't actually begin with me choosing to adapt another Lovecraft story (in this case "Cool Air"). Frankly, I really liked the 1999 short film, and have a soft spot for the version made for Night Gallery back in the 70s, so I never really considered Cool Air as a priority for adaptation - it had already been done well. Plus it was kind of low hanging fruit - one of the simpler, more straightforward stories to adapt. Previous to this, I had produced Within the Walls of Eryx, and even before that, while studying screenwriting, I had practiced adaptation by playing with The Thing on the Doorstep, turning it into an hour-long screenplay that I eventually re-wrote into an episode of 19 Nocturne Boulevard. Nope, this started when my niece Krystal and I went to see the film Juno. We enjoyed the movie, and leaving it I decided I wanted to write a sassy teenage character, and started clicking through plots in my head that I could slap her into. The irony of sticking a character HPL would undoubtedly loathe into one of his stories did not escape me, and when "Cool Air" crossed my mind, it basically started to write itself. I hammered out the script in less than a week and sent it to Krystal and asked if Amber sounded reasonably authentic, since Krystal was right about that age herself. Her response was "Could I please play her?" She did, and did a great job. I really love working with and encouraging kids in the arts. Sig and Laurie (mentioned in the story as Amber's folks, but in reality my own dad and stepmom) came to watch the recording session with Krystal and be supportive, and Laurie at least can be heard in the bloopers in the end. I also owe great thanks to my friend Robyn who helped with the punk rock details. She knows rock history back and forth and I knew I just needed the right comment or two to make the character really pop. The story adaptation is extremely loose - in the original, a writer moves into a flat below a doctor who keeps his rooms unnaturally cold, and finds out that the doc has maintained his life, long past standard death, by keeping himself perpetually chilled, presumably at least in part to prevent decay. Rather than going the doctor/science route for my version, I went with magic and reanimation. I did work a little hint into the story that Simon might be considering some further hocus pocus to preserve himself, but which might involve harming Amber, and he decides he can't. On the other hand, Amber's slightly guilty concern about having her backpack possibly searched and her disregard for the missing "spooky books" might just indicate that she's not quite ready to let go yet. The original story "Cool Air" is also notable in that a female character is actually quoted as speaking - the landlady of the flats. Of course, this is only so she can be a terrible ethnic stereotype, but at least she actually talks, and may be the only female in all of HPL's major works who does. Stay tuned at the end of this for a short clip of the German version of Chillin' (retitled "Eiskalt") from Contendo Media!!! ******************************************** CHILLIN' Cast: Olivia (host) Amber Sorensen (16), punky teen Simon Strong (60s), aged punk rocker Det. Howard Upton (30s), tough cop Det. Phyllis Jermyn (30s), nice cop Bouncers OLIVIA Did you have any trouble finding it? What do you mean, what kind of a place is it? Why, it's a police station, can't you tell? MUSIC MODERN COP DRAMA STING SOUND THUNK OF TAPE RECORDER TURNING ON. AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM - WHIR OF TAPE RECORDER. OCCASIONAL SCUFFLE OF CHAIRS UPTON Name? AMBER [mocking] Sorensen. Amber. S-O-R-E-N-S-E-N. O-N is Norwegian. UPTON What? AMBER [said a million times] O-N is Norwegian, E-N is Danish. UPTON So you're Danish? AMBER [disgusted noise] Do I sound Danish? Uch. Like my great great great great great was. UPTON Then why--? JERMYN I understand. My name gets misspelled all the time. Let's move on. Present are detectives Howard Upton and Phyllis Jermyn [pronounced "german", pause] J-E-R-M-Y-N, and Amber Sorensen, with an E-N. UPTON Age? AMBER I have the right to remain silent. I have the right to an attorney. If I cannot afford one, one will be ... assigned? Allotted? I should know this - I watch enough Law and Order. UPTON [sigh] We don't read witnesses their rights. That's for suspects. Age? AMBER [sullen] You got my I.D. What does it say? UPTON Hmm. You don't look 21. JERMYN [sympathetic] You really don't. AMBER Fine. So it's a fake - I want to speak to the D.A., like trade my information in return for a slide on the bogus I.D., can I‑‑?? SOUND PHONE BEEP UPTON Oh, turn that off. Not just silent, either. Off. SOUND PHONE BEING TURNED OFF JERMYN We're really not interested in prosecuting you. We just want to know about Simon Strong. UPTON The alleged Simon Strong. AMBER Dude. He was the full meal deal, you know. I watched videos of his band, from like before I was born, and it was totally him. UPTON Then who was the deceased? AMBER Like I said, it was him. What? Do you ride the short bus? UPTON It couldn't be him, because you said you spoke with him recently, and-- JERMYN [cutting him off] Let's start at the beginning. How did you meet Mr. Strong? AMBER [miserable] He hates being called Mister. [deep breath, blasé lies] I was making a delivery-- MUSIC SFX HEAVY METAL/PUNK MUSIC FADES INTO THE BACKGROUND, AMBER BECOMES VOICE OVER. AMBER [v.o.] --of, some box or other. I got inside, took the wrong turn-- SFX MUSIC IS MUFFLED BY DISTANCE, BUT CLEARLY LOUD SOUND AMBER'S HEAVY BREATHING UP CLOSE - SOUNDS LIKE ECSTASY, BUT IT'S JUST PANIC AND EXERTION. AMBER Oh, shit! AMBER [v.o] I was supposed to go to the manager's office-- SOUND HEAVY FOOTSTEPS APPROACH AT A RUN SOUND AMBER'S BREATHING QUICKENS. HER FOOTSTEPS TAKE OFF QUICKLY. BOUNCER [off] Get back here, dogmeat! AMBER [v.o] And I just knocked on the wrong door. SOUND HEAVY FEET ARE DISTANT, BUT APPROACHING. SOUND AMBER'S FEET GET CLOSE. SOUND SLAM OF BODY AGAINST DOOR. POUNDING ON DOOR AMBER Let me in! They're after me!!! Please! SOUND POUNDING CONTINUES. HEAVY FEET GET CLOSER AMBER Please! I - I'm having a heart attack! Let me in or I'll totally die! SOUND SLIDING DOOR OPENS AMBER Whoa! SOUND STUMBLING STEPS FORWARD, BODY FALLS, SLIDING DOOR SHUTS. SFX MUSIC CUTS OUT COMPLETELY. AMBER Oh. Shit. Look, I'm-- SOUND SCUTTLING ACROSS WOOD FLOOR SIMON [filtered, mechanical sounding] Look into the camera please. AMBER Camera--? Oh. [shivers slightly] SOUND A COUPLE OF HESITANT FOOTSTEPS AMBER Hi! Look, can you just tell me how to get out of here? There's no need for -- SIMON [filter] What was that about a heart attack? AMBER Oh, that. That was - that was bullshit. [joking] I had it removed - years ago. AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM [CUTS IN SUDDENLY] UPTON Was your relationship with this Mister Strong, sexual? AMBER Ew!!! He was like my great grandad's age - like, even older than you! JERMYN [coughs away a laugh] You say you made the delivery and just happened to "make friends" with Strong? Everyone else says he was a complete recluse. Didn't like people. AMBER Nah. He liked people, but he was really sick. I mean, like ill, not deviant. SIMON [on filter] Step through. SOUND DOOR SLIDES OPEN MUSIC AMBIANCE COOL ROOM - THE HUM OF A HEAVY FREEZER UNIT AMBER [gasps at the cold] Whoa! Um, can I just go? I promise not to try any -- SIMON [unfiltered, but rough and almost a whisper] What WERE you trying? AMBER I ... really just wanted to hear the band, but your guys caught me. I mean, I assume since you're here, they're yours-- SIMON I own the club, yes. AMBER [after a slight silence] Okay, is it just me or is your heater broken? [brr noise] SIMON [dry chuckle] AMBER [noticing something] Dude! SOUND A COUPLE OF EXCITED FOOTSTEPS AMBER Can you watch, like, the whole entire club from here? SFX ELECTRIC WHEELCHAIR SHIFTS SIMON [disinterested] I can-- AMBER Omigod! Do you have sound? Is there a button? SIMON --but it gets boring after a while. AMBER They're totally bumping uglies in the bathroom, right there! Look! Look! SOUND SWITCH AMBER [annoyed] Hey! MUSIC AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM CUTS IN UPTON Sick? What kind of disease did he have, Ebola? The state of that body-- JERMYN We really shouldn't go into that yet, Howie. AMBER What time is it? UPTON What? Why? AMBER Just asking. You made me turn my phone off. I have a curfew. JERMYN Would you like us to call home for you? AMBER [shrug] Nah. UPTON And your parents, they approved of all this? AMBER My folks are... Cool. They don't care-- UPTON Like they don't mind that hair cut? AMBER Sig and Laurie let me do dumb stuff cause they know I won't do anything stupid. UPTON Like spending all your time hanging out in a bar? AMBER It's a club. And, for a rocker, Simon was pretty uptight about underage boozing and ...stuff. UPTON [leaps on it] Stuff? What kind of stuff? AMBER What? Stuff. Just ... stuff. Dude, you need to switch to decaf. Or valium. UPTON Did you ever see this man with any illegal substances? AMBER Well, he had all kinds of medications - being sick and all, and I [sounding mock sorry] I guess I forgot to look them all up in the handy dandy book of all things illegal. UPTON I thought prescription pills were the latest thing these days. AMBER Only with the kind of freak whose parents go to shrinks and who have time to sit around and stare at carpet lint. I got better things to do. JERMYN Like what? AMBER Plus it's dangerous. You know what viagra can do to-- What? JERMYN What kinds of things do you like to do? AMBER I-- like music, I write. I function as a higher organism. UPTON She means what do you plan to do with your life, Amber Sorensen with an E-N? JERMYN Actually I was just-- AMBER What do you want, a mission statement and a business plan? Dude, I'm 16. UPTON I knew what I wanted to do at 16. AMBER [muttered] But your ass is so tight it whistles. JERMYN [tries not to snicker] UPTON Hmm? AMBER [louder] I bet your dad was a cop. UPTON So? AMBER Nothing. Just you seem like maybe you grew up with it. UPTON Are you gonna follow in your folks' footsteps? AMBER [flat and sarcastic] Oh, yeah. Weddings are my life. JERMYN We don't want to keep you here all night - curfew, and all that. What was wrong with your friend? AMBER Simon said he had some kind of wasting thing -- MUSIC AMBIANCE COOL ROOM SIMON Munoz syndrome. I have to carefully regulate my body temperature. AMBER So you're, like, Mr. Freeze? Not exactly Ahh-nold, there, string bean. SIMON And I have to avoid excitement. AMBER [pause] That's a hint, eh? Can I at least get out without going through the American Gladiators? SOUND SLIDING DOOR OPENS AMBER Thanks. Hey, if you get completely bored or anything, my I-M is-- SIMON No. AMBER Um, ok. You just seem kinda lonely. SOUND HER SLOW FOOTSTEPS SFX WHEELCHAIR SHIFTS AGAIN SIMON Perhaps you could come back tomorrow, during the day. I could use someone to run errands for me. The pay would be reasonable. AMBER Could I watch the band? SIMON You could watch from here, but you'd have to dress warmly-- AMBER I'll bring a parka! MUSIC AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM UPTON Are you adopted? AMBER [flabbergasted] What? Whoa! I think there are some low-flying non sequeters in here. Did you see where that came from? JERMYN Uh... no. UPTON You call your parents [checks notes] um, Sig and Laurie. AMBER Doh, everyone does. [slow and condescending] Those are their names, Billy. UPTON Most kids your age still call their folks mom and dad. AMBER Maybe most kids your age. Most of us would rather be cremated. [shrugs] mm. Except to their face. The folks still like to think we're all the same little rugrats they knew and love. [snort] UPTON So you make a point of lying to your folks? AMBER There's that non-sequeter again. You should really get a bug zapper. JERMYN You probably think of it as "humoring them" rather than lying. UPTON Two faced is two faced. AMBER If you can't be two-faced, you shoulda found a better one to be stuck with. UPTON Look here-- AMBER I bet you never get to play good cop. UPTON What? JERMYN Howie, maybe we should take a break. Get some water. UPTON [growl] I'm fine. JERMYN Would you get me some? Amber? AMBER Uh, sure. UPTON [annoyed noise] SOUND STOMPS OUT, DOOR SLAMS AMBER Wow. Where do I get one? JERMYN Don't be fooled - I'm not always the good cop. AMBER Oh? JERMYN You say you don't do drugs. We could test you-- AMBER [disgusted noise] pssh. JERMYN --and go through your backpack-- AMBER [worried] Huh? JERMYN But I'm going to trust you on that, because you walked right past one of our drug dogs on the way in, and I don't think you're the type to get caught in a stupid lie. AMBER [thinks, then] You think I'll get caught in a smart one? JERMYN Let's just agree that I won't underestimate you, and you do me the same favor. MUSIC AMBIANCE COLD ROOM SOUND DOOR SLIDES OPEN SIMON You can leave it there. SOUND FOOTSTEPS AMBER Hey. Wassup? SOUND WHIR OF WHEELCHAIR TURNING SIMON [annoyed] What? AMBER Just making conversation. SIMON "Wassup" isn't conversation. AMBER It is if you answer. Besides, with most of my friends, I-M-H-O, O-M-G, L-O-L is conversation. Wassup is practically a monolog. SIMON [snort, then painful noise, trying not to cough] Well. [dismissive] Now that that's settled-- AMBER [overly casual] If you want me to go, just say. [shrug] I got stuff to do. SOUND a MOMENT, then FOOTSTEPS GO AWAY SIMON [calling] You... you wanted to watch the band? MUSIC AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM SOUND DOOR OPENS, FOOTSTEPS UPTON Your water. SOUND WATER BOTTLES GET SLAMMED DOWN, ONE BY ONE JERMYN Thank you. Howie. UPTON [makes disgruntled noises] AMBER Yeah. Cheers, Howie. UPTON [disgusted noise] Huh. AMBER Look, my parents actually like me to use their names - makes them feel like they're helping me assert my personhood or something. I do it to humor them. UPTON Fine. UPTON [trying to sound unconcerned] We need a physical description of the alleged Mr. Strong. AMBER Watch a video of Madness Machine on Youtube. Then figure older. A bunch older. UPTON How very...specific. How tall was he? AMBER That's kind of a pickle. I never saw him stand up - he was always in his bumper car. UPTON What? JERMYN The mechanized wheelchair. AMBER He had to avoid exerting himself [thinking] OK, so imagine classic Simon, then really thin - like even more than heroin-chic, maybe almost to starving third world skinny. JERMYN Could it have been faked? Perhaps something in the way he dressed? AMBER Doubtful, Phyllis. He usually kicked it in jams. Not much to hide behind. UPTON Speak English. AMBER [sounding british-ish] The subject in question had a strong tendency to desport himself in capacious yet abbreviated trousers, much as those the predominant choice of American surfboard riders lean toward. JERMYN [Snicker] UPTON You mean he wore shorts. In that cold? MUSIC AMBIANCE COLD ROOM SIMON If it bothers you, I could put something else on. AMBER Yeah, 'cuz like you're so tasty, Bubba-Ho-Tep, that I'm gonna totally jump on you if you keep wheeling around half-naked like that. [beat] Nah - it's kinda creepy, but I'll adjust. Like having a weird uncle. SIMON [wheezy laugh] AMBER But a cool one. I mean - not just [brr], but cool. SIMON I must be, since you're neglecting your social whirl to spend time here in this arctic wasteland. AMBER Oh, yeah - I have to sneak out the window to get away from the endless line of bimboons waiting to take me to the prom. SIMON Bimboon? AMBER It's like someone in a boy band, The guy equivalent of a bimbo. SIMON [laughs] MUSIC AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM UPTON He scooted around in a wheelchair, wearing shorts, and you didn't think that was odd? AMBER Duh. Of course. UPTON But you never told anyone about him? AMBER He'd'a been pissed. Plus people woulda thought - you know - creepy stuff. UPTON What if he decided to try something? AMBER Beep beep. I can outrun a wheelchair. At least as far as the stairs. UPTON And what if he could really get up? AMBER I doubt it, Billy. He didn't have any little blue pills. UPTON [flustered] I didn't-- I meant get up and walk. AMBER Yeah you did. You're the one who's all worried he's gonna go perv on me. UPTON If you were my daughter-- AMBER Get out of the way of the door. One of us would probably be dead. MUSIC AMBIANCE COLD ROOM AMBER The bottles - it's all for your illness, right? Like the meth lab in the bathroom? SIMON [shocked] It's not a--! AMBER Doh, yeah. I was kidding. So is it a big secret experiment thing? SIMON I - I keep tracking down recipes for preparations and elixirs that ... that might help me. Some seem to work for a little while, but nothing ... lasts. MUSIC AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM JERMYN [snap] Howie. Did you have any more questions? UPTON What about his hair? AMBER [snapped back] What? It looked pretty much the same. UPTON A-ha! Too clever for his own good. AMBER Not every guy over 50 needs canned hair, Billy. UPTON And this guy claimed to be THE Simon Strong. AMBER I already told you he was. I didn't even know who that was that first time, cause like I'd never heard of him before, but soon as I could, I googled him and voy-la! UPTON Vwa-la. AMBER [whispered] Beep Beep. UPTON What? JERMYN For the record, Simon Strong was the lead singer and songwriter for a punk band called Madness Machine in the mid to late 1970s. AMBER American punk band. UPTON Who cares? AMBER [earnest] It's important - British punk was British punk and American punk was-- JERMYN But you'd never heard of this band before you met Strong? AMBER [sigh] Pre-cisely. Funny sort of six degrees thing, though - once I saw the band name, it clicked, 'cuz my grandad had one of their albums in his LP collection. Serious. How's that for whoo-OO-oo [spooky noise]? UPTON [disbelieving snort] Your grandpa listened to punk? AMBER Duh. He willed his tattoos to science. Stay back from the door, Billy. JERMYN You said you met Mr. Strong --? AMBER Halloween night. That's why they had such a cool band in the house. JERMYN About nine months, then. And how often did you see him? AMBER Most days. I did his shopping and stuff and stopped in for a chat. MUSIC AMBIANCE COOL ROOM SIMON Are you a retard? The Sex Pistols were totally the Monkees of punk. They were a made band. Their manager put them together. AMBER [teasing] I suppose you met him too? SIMON Once. How much respect can you have for a guy who also created Bow Wow Wow? AMBER Bow Wow What? SIMON You must ride the short bus. Beep beep, Billy, don't stand in the way of the door. [wheezy chuckle] The Ramones, now, they were the real thing. They lived punk. AMBER You're pretty feisty for an old crip who's s'posed to keep frosty. SIMON [dry chuckle] MUSIC AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM JERMYN When our people searched the "residence" over the club, they found a number of, um - unusual items. AMBER Like? JERMYN The enormous refrigeration unit that apparently kept the place fairly, um-- UPTON Meat locker-ish. AMBER [wry] So he was cool. So? UPTON According to electric company records, he was using enough energy to be frozen. AMBER And? What, didn't he pay his bill? It's his business what he does with his juice. UPTON There are a lot of things you can do with that much juice. Things, for instance, that the narcotics squad would be very interested in. AMBER [exasperated] Beep beep. UPTON I am getting really sick of-- JERMYN Amber. Can you shed any light on the occult paraphernalia he apparently collected? AMBER It's not like I had the run of the place. We'd just hang in the main room - where all the video consoles are. He talked about some old books, though. JERMYN Did you ever see anyone else with him? Did he talk about other visitors? AMBER Oh, heck no. He didn't like people to see how sick he was, but like, since I already knew, he had somebody to talk to, right? AMBIANCE COOL ROOM SOUND DOOR SLIDES SHUT AMBER Hey! SIMON [anxious] You're late. AMBER [aping his wiped out voice] "Hi Amber, so glad to see you." SIMON I was exp-- [slight chuckle, sigh] I am. Yes. AMBER You worried about me or your [singsong] Special Delivery!? SIMON It's here? AMBER No, it's a phone book I wrapped up and sent the long way, let's see, through - wow. Egypt and London? That's tight! SIMON Open it, please. AMBER 'kay. SOUND PAPER UNWRAPS FROM LARGE BOOK. AMBER Oh, jeez - you got so ripped off. SIMON What do you mean? AMBER This is such a gag gift. It's like from that movie - "I'll swallow your soul! I'll swallow your soul!" SIMON Give it here. [pause] Ah. No, this is the real thing. The dark jewel of any occult collection. AMBER [sniffing] Ok, so it smells older than Bruce Campbell, but still -- SIMON I need to be alone. Come back next Wednesday. MUSIC AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM AMBER He did burn incense and drink weird stuff. I figured it was alternative medicine, or maybe Kabbalah - that's all the rage with the red carpet crowd, right? UPTON Did he ever say what was wrong with him? AMBER Mun-yoes syn-drome, Billy. UPTON Stop calling-- JERMYN But what is Munoz syndrome? Did you ever, say, Google it? AMBER Well, yeeah. There were a couple - but they had longer names, and were like degenerative eye diseases, so I figured, you know, that wasn't it. UPTON Did you ever ask him? AMBER Well, right off I asked if it was catching, and he said no, so I figured that's all I care about, and if wants to talk about it he'll say. MUSIC AMBIANCE COOL ROOM SIMON Munoz syndrome is extremely rare. I contracted it almost thirty years ago-- AMBER Ooh! Let me guess. When you [reporter voice] "vanished from the public eye"! SIMON Where--? AMBER Wikipedia. Shh. I'm shushing. SIMON My band was in New Orleans, when this came on. Normal medicine couldn't help, so I turned to the uh, folk practitioners. AMBER Like Voodoo? No wonder you're buying all creepy books and incense. SIMON It's a lot more serious than movie voodoo, but that's close. AMBER And the cold? SIMON It slows my metabolism. AMBER Mine too - Brr. SFX THE HUM OF THE FREEZER DIPS FOR A MOMENT SIMON [gasps and holds his breath until the power returns] AMBER Wha--? SIMON [very tense] The wiring's getting old. AMBER So get a new fridge. SIMON No, the building's wiring. Between music and lights and all, it carries quite a load. AMBER You should move, then - and before summer. Seriously. SIMON How can I go anywhere? I have to stay a constant level. AMBER I dunno. [thinking] Hey, ice cream truck - I once saw this movie where they were carting a corpse around in the back-- SIMON [strong] No. No. Tomorrow, maybe you could look at generators. MUSIC AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM JERMYN But he was well off - according to the IRS. AMBER He spent a buttload on his creepy books and exotic bags of dirt and stuff. [catching herself] Or, that's what he told me. UPTON And he trusted you to carry around these expensive packages? AMBER I didn't know what they were. I'd probably have freaked and got all paranoid. He said other people were after them, too. UPTON [eager] Other people? Do you think they might have taken the books after Strong disappeared? AMBER Tscha. He didn't disappear. He's dead. Beep Beep. UPTON [takes in an angry breath] JERMYN Ok, let's go back-- UPTON No, let's talk about this. You're saying that the corpse you discovered in that - what you call "the cold room" - was the person you knew as Simon Strong. AMBER It had to be. UPTON Then pray explain to me how it could be that that body had been dead for well over a decade? AMBER [shrug, statement] You're wrong. UPTON So all our experts are wrong. And you know better. AMBER [trying] Your experts obviously aren't familiar with Munoz Syndrome. That's all. UPTON Right. So you know better. You know what I think? JERMYN [warning] Howie... UPTON No, Phyl. Not this time. I'm getting tired of this little girl, trying to live in a dream world. She needs a dose of harsh reality. AMBER [hysterical laughter] Harsh reality? [can't stop laughing] You don't have a clue how harsh reality can get. [breaks down into tears] MUSIC AMBIANCE COLD ROOM SIMON Turn the thermostat down a bit, would you? AMBER Down? Dude, my eyeballs are already icing over. SIMON [pause] Maybe you shouldn't come here any more. AMBER [upset] What? [beat, then blasé] And lose the school credit I'm getting for looking after the elderly and infirm? Uh-uh. SIMON [slight wheezing laugh, turns into cough, then deep breath] I... I probably won't last much longer. AMBER No way! You're fine! Well, not fine, but‑‑ SIMON It's been coming for a long time. And the elixirs aren't working any more. Nothing is working. AMBER The book can't--? SIMON I thought there would be things I could ...bring myself to do, but it's not worth it. AMBER It's always worth living. SIMON When I'm gone, take it and burn it. Promise? AMBER If you can't use it, sell it! Use the money to get more colder. You'll be fine. SIMON No. SFX POWER DIP, THEN HUM RETURNS SIMON [long shaky breath] I always think it will be the last one. AMBER I'LL buy you a generator. SIMON Have you seen the gas prices recently? Cooling takes too much energy - even if you get one, I won't be able to afford the gasoline. MUSIC AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM AMBER [still breathing in little gasps, coming down from a crying jag] SOUND WATER BOTTLE OPENED JERMYN Drink. SOUND PLASTIC BOTTLE SET ON TABLE UPTON [annoyed] Are you through? AMBER [cough, sniff] UPTON So, here's what I think is going on. This guy has been trying to establish himself as Simon Strong, famous recluse and mysterious celebrity. AMBER That's too dumb even for the short bus. UPTON Oh, yeah? Dumb to the tune of half a mil a year. Between the club, which the real Strong did purchase in December of 1979, and the royalties on his old music - particularly the musical um, chunks, or segments-- JERMYN Riffs. UPTON Yes, whatever, that people used in their own-- JERMYN Sampled. UPTON [deep annoyed sigh] During the 80s and 90s-- [waits, but there is no interjection] --he had pots of money rolling in. AMBER Which he spent on books and crud. I told you. UPTON Kid, no one spends that much on books. Did you ever actually see these books, or did you just bring him book-shaped packages? AMBER [silent for a beat] No, I guess I never actually saw them. UPTON I say he's been salting it away, staying around long enough to move everything to the Caymans and then - Voy-la - take a powder. AMBER But the body-- JERMYN [sadly] WAS the real Simon Strong. Dental records have confirmed it. But Amber, he'd been dead for a very long time. UPTON Which explains the cold. The fake didn't want the - uh - deceased stinking up the place. AMBER [muttered] Yeah, easier to freeze the whole place, than just pack a corpse in a chest freezer. JERMYN Are you up to telling us how you discovered the body? AMBER [very subdued] Sure. I got to the club, and everything was dark. I freaked-- Well, I got really worried, and ran up to his room. The body was just... there... and it was... JERMYN --In an advanced state of decomposition. AMBER Yeah, that. MUSIC SFX NO SOUND OF FRIDGE, JUST DISTANT STREET NOISES. SOUND DOOR SLIDES OPEN WITH DIFFICULTY. AMBER [Grunts] Dammit, open! damm---it [squeaks through] Simon! Simon? [almost chokes] What is-- oh jeez! SOUND HESITANT FOOTSTEPS SOUND SQUISHY MOVEMENT NOISE AMBER What the he-e-e-ll? SIMON [Almost inaudible] Turn off the flashlight. SOUND CLICK FLASHLIGHT OFF AMBER I'll get you some ice, I'll --- SIMON Damage is done. Don't go. I wasn't sure if I wanted you here or not -- for this. AMBER Can I--? Do you need--? SIMON Don't... touch me. Please. Just listen. Listen! Take the books and burn them. I need to know you will. AMBER Yeah, sure. SIMON I- I've willed the club to you. Don't get your hopes up, the police aren't going to .... [trails off] AMBER Simon! [breaking down] I don't want you to die. You can't die! [etc., sobbing] SIMON This isn't -- I... haven't... been living... for a long time. Let me go. AMBER No! SIMON Shh! AMBER [controls herself] Shushing. [gasp] SIMON In 1977, I O.D.ed on heroin and, [gasping cough] -- I... died. It was never reported because a local Bocor brought me back... AMBER [small voice] Like a zombie? SIMON [sigh, not quite a chuckle] I knew you'd understand. AMBER But we can do it again, right? Bring you back? SIMON [dying, trailing off] Beep Beep. Get out of the way of the door, Billy.... AMBER [sobs] MUSIC AMBIANCE INTERVIEW ROOM AMBER Guess I'm glad it ain't him - the ... borscht. But he was cool. For an old dude. UPTON If he contacts you in any way-- AMBER [dryly sarcastic] Oh, sure. I'll be right on the phone to you. UPTON Do you understand the meaning of accessory to fraud? Harboring a fugitive, maybe? AMBER Well, I do watch a lot of TV. Besides, it's not like I'm getting anything out of it. UPTON The club has been transferred into your name, Amber Sorensen with an E-N. The heirs of the real Simon Strong will probably contest it. AMBER Pff. Don't care. Are we done? JERMYN You'll have to wait a few minutes while your statement is typed up. Once you sign it, you're good to go. AMBER Sure. Hey, did your CSI guys really not find any books or anything at the scene? JERMYN Nothing of any importance. UPTON And no clue to his offshore account. AMBER Hmm. Oh well. [grunts with effort] SOUND CREAK OF LIFTING A HEAVY BACKPACK ONTO HER BACK JERMYN You going to be OK without a coat? It's a bit chilly out tonight. SOUND DOOR OPENS. SFX OFFICE NOISE. SOUND COUPLE FOOTSTEPS AMBER Really? [laughs] Nah. I'm cool. SOUND FOOTSTEPS LEAVE. MUSIC MODERN COP THEME, FADE OUT CLOSER OLIVIA Now that you know how to find us, you'll have to come back. Maybe next week? Don't be a stranger - we have enough of those already... ********************************************
Tại AFA Capital thì mình bơi có thể chậm nhưng đúng cố gắng đúng kĩ thuật. Môn Chứng chỉ Quỹ thì bọn mình bơi như sau - Phân tích các yếu tố định tính - Thời gian hoạt động của quỹ - Quy mô Tài sản quỹ - Chất lượng danh mục đầu tư - Tần suất giao dịch Phân tích các yếu tố định lượng - HIệu suất sinh lời từ khi thành lập - Hiệu suất sinh lời trong 3 năm - Hiệu suất sinh lời trong 1 năm - Biểu phí - Chênh lệch với lãi suất Tiết Kiệm - Độ biến động bình quân - Các chỉ số như P/E, Sharpe Ratio Mỗi tiêu chí thì bên mình có trọng số và sẽ review định kì, kết quả sẽ là mỗi chứng chỉ quỹ sẽ có điểm riêng để phù hợp với từng kế hoạch tài chính và khẩu vị rủi ro. Theo số liệu của VWA thì hiện tại mình thấy chúng ta quá chú trọng đến yếu tố sinh lời, quan điểm của mình thì yếu tố đó quan trọng nhưng ko phải là duy nhất
Nan lane 1974, Erving Goffman, yon kokennchenn sosyològ ameriken ki te travay anpil sou entèraksyon moun ak moun, pibliye Frame Analysis: An essay on the organization of experience. Ladan, Goffman - ki te lengwis tou - montre kijan moun entèprete sa k ap pase nan monn lan atravè kadraj yo genyen. Kadraj la se jan yon sous enfòmasyon defini, konstwi, enfòmasyon sa a. Jan li deside prezante l la tou pral enfliyanse jan moun ki resevwa enfòmasyon an reyaji. Youn nan pi gwo aplikasyon teyori sa se nan maketing. Maketing itilize kominikasyon pou kreye lakay kliyan an sèten konpòtman ak aksyon espesifik. Kadraj pèmèt li pwovoke konpòtman sa yo. Si m vle w achte alkòl, m pa gen enterè montre w imaj moun ki sou k ap sal kò yo, m ap montre w foto moun k ap fete anvan etap ki pi lèd la. Menm jan tou, si m ap fè kanpay kont alkòl, m ap montre imaj moun k ap vomi, imaj aksidan machin, ak lòt imaj ki pou dekouraje w bwè. Se pou sa maketing se yon biznis 1.7 trilyon dola pa ane; anviwon 176 fwa lajan peyi dAyiti fè nan yon ane. Jan kadraj sa yo vin ankadre kominikasyon nou enfliyanse anpil jan nou entèprete done nou resevwa, jan nou trete yo e sitou jan nou kominike sou yo. An 1995, yon etid montre nouvèl kadejak ak vyolans domestik ki ekri nan vwa pasiv - kidonk, istwa ki, jan nou te wè l nan premye epizòd la, efase moun ki fè zak la - fè lektè ak lektris yo plis aksepte vyolans sou fanm sa yo. Menm etid la montre nan jounal yo t ap analize a - ki te Boston Globe - vwa pasiv la itilize defwa pi souvan pase vwa aktiv pou pale de zak sa yo. Nan yon fason pi ekstwòdinè ankò, an 2009, yon lòt etid montre lè se fanm ki fè zak sa yo sou gason, jounalis yo mwens itilize vwa pasiv. Nou konstate menm tandans sa yo nan laprès Ayiti. Vwa pasiv la se jis youn nan zouti kadraj medya yo itilize pou minime vyolans ki fèt sou fanm. Istwa kadejak tounen eskandal seksyèl, adiltè, gason fanbre … Mo prezime lage tout kote ki kreye dout nan tèt moun k ap tande nouvèl la … Detay grafik ki ranfòse aspè eskandal la olye krim ki komèt la … kadraj senpatik sou sa akize a fè pou kominote a, siksè li nan lavi l, elt…tout bay pwoblèm. Se sou aspè sa, kote fason medya yo pale de viktim yo ankouraje kilti vyòl, envite nou, Widlore Mérancourt pral pale avèk nou. Patisipe nan konvèsasyon an, li epi kòmante biyè nou pibliye sou emisyon an sou kozekiltivyol.com/s01e06.
Kris & David are joined by Daniel Makabe (@danielmakabe) to discuss the week that was April 15-21, 1991. We talk about Hulk Hogan being called one of the kings of PPV in USA Today, including what that entailed in 1991 with all of the major boxing fights and so on. We also talk about the marathon TV tapings that week in the WWF, some wild clips from Prime Time Wrestling, All Japan doing big business for the Champion Carnival tournament, SWS feuding with New Japan in real life, Koji Kitao's side of the story regarding his controversial match with John Tenta, Jim Cornette going off on Jim Herd on Joe Pedicino's Atlanta TV block, Dave Meltzer’s thoughts of the WCW Japan Supershow, and THE STOMP COLLECTION of WCW trading cards. All that and so much more on a brand spanking new episode of BTS!!!!Timestamps:0:00:00 WWF1:08:16 Int’l: AJPW, NJPW, SWS, FMW, AJW, CMLL, UWA, & WWC2:00:16 Classic Commercial Break2:02:47 Housekeeping/The Amazon Game2:44:28 Other USA: IWCCW, VWA, Jim Cornette, Georgia All-Star, USWA, Portland, & Terry Funk3:15:55 WCWTo support the show and get access to exclusive rewards like special members-only monthly themed shows, go to our Patreon page at Patreon.com/BetweenTheSheets and become an ongoing Patron. Becoming a Between the Sheets Patron will also get you exclusive access to not only the monthly themed episode of Between the Sheets, but also access to our new mailbag segment, a Patron-only chat room on Slack, and anything else we do outside of the main shows!Shop at Amazon via our link (go here for Amazon UK if you’re in Europe)— Nothing extra comes out of your pocket; for you, it’s the same experience you’d get going to Amazon the usual way.For the best in both current and classic indie wrestling streaming, make sure to check out IndependentWrestling.tv and use coupon code BTSPOD for a free 5 day trial! (You can also go directly to TinyURL.com/IWTVsheets to sign up that way.)To subscribe, you can find us on iTunes, Google Play, and just about every other podcast app's directory, or you can also paste Feeds.FeedBurner.com/BTSheets into your favorite podcast app using whatever “add feed manually” option it has.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/between-the-sheets/donations
In episode 2, we sit down with one of our best friend's and festival content creator, Ade Ramos of VibeWithAde.com! We talk about starting VWA, some of our favorite songs and festivals, and mental health and body positivity. Be sure to follow Ade, @vibewithade and check out her website, vibewithade.com!
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Die Vorwissenschaftliche Arbeit (VWA) ist Teil der österreichischen Matura. In diesem Schulgespräch rücken Beatrice Müller und Hannes Schweiger die sprachlichen Aspekte der VWA etwas in den Vordergrund. Sie betreuen an der Universität Wien jene Student:innen, die am Abendgymnasium Wien den kommenden Maturant:innen bei der Erstellung vorwissenschaftlicher Arbeiten begleiten, um ihnen Gesprächspartner:innen für Inhalte und Prozesse der VWA zu sein.
Die Vorwissenschaftliche Arbeit (VWA) ist Teil der österreichischen Matura. In diesem Schulgespräch rücken Beatrice Müller und Hannes Schweiger die sprachlichen Aspekte der VWA etwas in den Vordergrund. Sie betreuen an der Universität Wien jene Student:innen, die am Abendgymnasium Wien den kommenden Maturant:innen bei der Erstellung vorwissenschaftlicher Arbeiten begleiten, um ihnen Gesprächspartner:innen für Inhalte und Prozesse der VWA zu sein. Links: Beatrice Müller: https://ufind.univie.ac.at/de/person.html?id=63983 Hannes Schweiger: https://ufind.univie.ac.at/de/person.html?id=80500
Kris & David are joined by Ben Zani (@BostonNooga) to discuss the week that was August 21-27, 1990. We talk about SummerSlam '90 and all the big happenings on the show…which were mostly outside of the ring, as the pay-per-view featured only about an hour of wrestling. We also talk about Roddy Piper replacing Jesse Ventura on WWF Superstars, Eric Embry & Scotty the Body in AJPW, Joe Pedicino being upset with the latest Georgia All-Star tapings, The Snowman & the USWA going to court, Percy Pringle in drag attacking Toni Adams, the birth of Herb Abrams' UWF, and what exactly happened with Sting at John Arezzi's convention the weekend of SummerSlam. A damn good show, so listen now!!!!Timestamps:0:00:00 WWF1:47:15 Int'l: AJPW, NJPW, FMW, AGPW, EMLL, UWA, & WWC2:05:57 Classic Commercial Break2:10:52 Housekeeping/The Amazon Game2:47:27 Other USA: IWA, VWA, SAPW, PWG, USWA, WWA (TX), UWF, & Portland3:38:52 NWA/WCWIf you're looking for the best place to bet on sports online, make sure to check out our sponsor, MyBookie.ag, and use coupon code SHEETS to support the show!To support the show and get access to exclusive rewards like special members-only monthly themed shows, go to our Patreon page at Patreon.com/BetweenTheSheets and become an ongoing Patron. Becoming a Between the Sheets Patron will also get you exclusive access to not only the monthly themed episode of Between the Sheets, but also access to our new mailbag segment, a Patron-only chat room on Slack, and anything else we do outside of the main shows!Shop at Amazon via our link at TinyURL.com/BTSAmazon (go to TinyURL.com/BTSAmazonUK if you're in Europe)— Nothing extra comes out of your pocket; for you, it's the same experience you'd get going to Amazon the usual way.For the best in both current and classic indie wrestling streaming, make sure to check out IndependentWrestling.tv and use coupon code BTSPOD for a free 20 day trial! (You can also go directly to TinyURL.com/IWTVsheets to sign up that way.)To subscribe, you can find us on iTunes, Google Play, and just about every other podcast app's directory, or you can also paste Feeds.FeedBurner.com/BTSheets into your favorite podcast app using whatever “add feed manually” option it has.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/between-the-sheets/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
Kris & David are joined by Ben Zani (@BostonNooga) to discuss the week that was August 21-27, 1990. We talk about SummerSlam ’90 and all the big happenings on the show…which were mostly outside of the ring, as the pay-per-view featured only about an hour of wrestling. We also talk about Roddy Piper replacing Jesse Ventura on WWF Superstars, Eric Embry & Scotty the Body in AJPW, Joe Pedicino being upset with the latest Georgia All-Star tapings, The Snowman & the USWA going to court, Percy Pringle in drag attacking Toni Adams, the birth of Herb Abrams' UWF, and what exactly happened with Sting at John Arezzi's convention the weekend of SummerSlam. A damn good show, so listen now!!!!Timestamps:0:00:00 WWF1:47:15 Int’l: AJPW, NJPW, FMW, AGPW, EMLL, UWA, & WWC2:05:57 Classic Commercial Break2:10:52 Housekeeping/The Amazon Game2:47:27 Other USA: IWA, VWA, SAPW, PWG, USWA, WWA (TX), UWF, & Portland3:38:52 NWA/WCWIf you’re looking for the best place to bet on sports online, make sure to check out our sponsor, MyBookie.ag, and use coupon code SHEETS to support the show!To support the show and get access to exclusive rewards like special members-only monthly themed shows, go to our Patreon page at Patreon.com/BetweenTheSheets and become an ongoing Patron. Becoming a Between the Sheets Patron will also get you exclusive access to not only the monthly themed episode of Between the Sheets, but also access to our new mailbag segment, a Patron-only chat room on Slack, and anything else we do outside of the main shows!Shop at Amazon via our link at TinyURL.com/BTSAmazon (go to TinyURL.com/BTSAmazonUK if you’re in Europe)— Nothing extra comes out of your pocket; for you, it’s the same experience you’d get going to Amazon the usual way.For the best in both current and classic indie wrestling streaming, make sure to check out IndependentWrestling.tv and use coupon code BTSPOD for a free 20 day trial! (You can also go directly to TinyURL.com/IWTVsheets to sign up that way.)To subscribe, you can find us on iTunes, Google Play, and just about every other podcast app's directory, or you can also paste Feeds.FeedBurner.com/BTSheets into your favorite podcast app using whatever “add feed manually” option it has.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/between-the-sheets/donations
In der vierten und letzten Folge meiner VWA-Serie geht es um Abgabe, Präsentation und Diskussion. Teil 1: Allgemeines zur VWA und Themenfindung: https://castbox.fm/episode/VWA%E2%94%82Die-Themenfindung%E2%94%82Folge-1-id1879346-id134463782?country=de Teil 2: Alles zu Betreuung, Erwartungshorizont und Recherche: https://castbox.fm/episode/VWA%E2%94%82Betreuung%2C-Erwartungshorizont-und-Recherche%E2%94%82Folge-2-id1879346-id144794355?country=de Teil 3: Schreiben und Überarbeiten: https://castbox.fm/episode/VWA%E2%94%82Einfach-mal-losschreiben%E2%94%82Folge-3-id1879346-id160283892?country=de Die offizielle VWA-Seite: http://www.ahs-vwa.at/ Kontakt: buchstaeblichpodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @buchstaeblichpodcast Musik und Sounds: eigene Aufnahmen
Du hast ein Thema, eine Betreuungsperson und jede Menge Quellen? Du hast schon recherchiert und exzerpiert? Dann kannst du jetzt anfangen zu schreiben. Heute geht es um den Schreibbeginn, die verschiedenen Elemente der VWA und den Prozess des Überarbeitens. Teil 1: Allgemeines zur VWA und Themenfindung: https://castbox.fm/episode/VWA%E2%94%82Die-Themenfindung%E2%94%82Folge-1-id1879346-id134463782?country=de Teil 2: Alles zu Betreuung, Erwartungshorizont und Recherche: https://castbox.fm/episode/VWA%E2%94%82Betreuung%2C-Erwartungshorizont-und-Recherche%E2%94%82Folge-2-id1879346-id144794355?country=de Die offizielle VWA-Seite: http://www.ahs-vwa.at/ Kontakt: buchstaeblichpodcast@gmail.com Musik und Sounds: eigene Aufnahmen
Wie finde ich die richtige Betreuung? Was sollte ein*e Betreuer*in können? Was ist eigentlich ein Erwartungshorizont und wie recherchiere ich am besten? In Teil 2 meiner VWA-Serie gebe ich euch Tipps zu Betreuung, Erwartungshorizont und Recherche. Teil 1: Allgemeines zur VWA und Themenfindung: https://castbox.fm/episode/VWA%E2%94%82Die-Themenfindung%E2%94%82Folge-1-id1879346-id134463782?country=de Die offizielle VWA-Seite: http://www.ahs-vwa.at/ Kontakt: buchstaeblichpodcast@gmail.com Musik und Sounds: eigene Aufnahmen
Marcia and Grey interview Mike Splain in the Ventana Wilderness Alliance office in downtown Santa Cruz, California. Mike Spain's Bio: A native of Maryland, Mike Splain relocated to California in the 1990s and has since pursued wild lands conservation as a supporter, volunteer or staff member for various advocacy organizations, including Forests Forever, Sierra Club and the California Native Plant Society. He holds a BS in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from the University of California, Santa Cruz and currently serves as Wilderness Chair of the Sierra Club, Ventana Chapter. Mike began volunteering with the Ventana Wilderness Alliance in 2003 and became the organization’s second Executive Director in 2012. He lives with his wife Gabrielle and dog Pepper in the mixed evergreen forest of Bonny Doon, CA. VWA website:http://www.ventanawild.org How to support VWA: http://www.ventanawild.org/join-vwa/join-renew-donate
Hoe onafhankelijk is de NZA, de Nederlandse Zorg Autoriteit?Daarover debatteerde deze week de Tweede Kamer. Vorige week bevestigde de commissie Borstlap de feiten die eerder door klokkenluider Gotlieb waren gemeld .Bij de NZA is met declaraties gerommeld, de privacybescherming was niet op orde en de minister bemoeide zich met de ‘onafhankelijke’ toezichthouder.De minister beloofde om die onafhankelijkheid van de NZA in ere te herstellen.Maar hoe zit met de onafhankelijkheid van de Inspectie voor de Gezondheidszorg, de Onderwijsinspectie, de VWA en vele andere inspecties? Hoe ver staan die van hun ministerie? Argos inspecteert de inspecties.
Join CWT4R next Wednesday October 2nd as we talk with activist Lisa Gilmore and DiVine Gardley (survivor) about Domestic Violence in the LGBTQ Community and hear what effect it has on a child from Divine who is an alley. Listen in and hear her story. If you have a story you would like to share please inbox us. On March 7th 2013, President Obama signed into law the re-authorized Violence against Women Act that provides for more services for victims of Domestic Violence. This law will give agencies the ability to apply for grants and obtain money to help educate about the prevention of sexual abuse and have the ability to care for Domestic Violence victims. Rape victims also had a victory because now the testing for DAN should be shorter providing for a quicker resolution to finding rapist that are in the system quicker, helping to get them off the street. The reauthorized VWA also includes greater support for LGBTQ victims, immigrants and Native American women who have been traditionally undeserved. Talk to us do you feel the trend of Domestic Violence is changing for the better or getting worst? Call in on 347-215-8985 at 10:30 pm eastern time, 9:30 pm central standard time, 8:30 pm mountain time and 7:30 pm pacific time Wednesday, October 2nd. Press 1 to speak. Silence has al
Ooit was de Keuringsdienst van Waren een trotse, betrouwbare instantie. Er waren door het hele land gespecialiseerde laboratoria die heel precies onregelmatigheden konden opsporen. De controleurs werden alom gerespecteerd. Maar de laatste jaren is het onrustig. De keuringsdienst van Waren veranderde in de Voedsel en Warenautoriteit (VWA). Er volgde fusie op fusie en bezuinigingen op het ambtenarenapparaat. Kortom: Alles wordt minder. Maar toch heeft “de nieuwe VWA de ambitie het kwaliteitsniveau te verbeteren”, zo staat in het laatste jaarverslag. Zelfregulering, risicoprofilering en systeemtoezicht zijn de nieuwe toverwoorden. De VWA wil de ondernemers zo min mogelijk tot last zijn. Hoe degelijk is de controle op consumentenproducten en levensmiddelen? Hoe onafhankelijk is de Voedsel en Warenautoriteit nog? Een verslag van Joost Wilgenhof RADIO ONJO Michel Krielaars, correspondent in Moskou voor NRC-Handelsblad, is te gast en spreekt over de brute mishandeling van de Russische onderzoeksjournalist Oleg Kasjin en de omstandigheden waaronder kritische journalisten in Rusland hun werk moeten doen. Presentatie: Max van Weezel.
Fakultät für Chemie und Pharmazie - Digitale Hochschulschriften der LMU - Teil 02/06
In this study a structure–function analysis has been employed to analyze transcriptional regulation through the Mediator subunit MED25. A relationship could be established between predicted structural domains and functional characteristics of this protein. Most critically the region responsible for interaction of MED25 with the Mediator was identified. Immunoprecipitation experiments demonstrated that the so–called VWA domain (von–Willebrand A domain, amino acids 1–290) is both sufficient and required for this contact. Site–directed mutagenesis indicates that this binding reaction involves the non–conserved loop SR2, which is protruding from this domain. Based on the results of this analysis a model was proposed, in which the primary contact is established by ionic forces and is further stabilized by hydrophobic interactions. The previously identified ACID domain was reported to bind to VP16. Targeted mutagenesis of four different motifs in this region impaired not only transcriptional activation through MED25 but also led to reduced binding to VP16. In particluar a lysine–rich motif is also present in two domains of PTOV1, a close homolog of MED25. Noteworthy, K518 is not conserved in the PTOV1_B domain, which in contrast to PTOV1_A and the ACID domain of MED25 does not bind to VP16. This led to the hypothesis that K518 is critically involved in the binding of VP16 to MED25. Furthermore it could be demonstrated that MED25 contains an intrinsic transcriptional activation capacity, which is localized in the region 290–715. This indicates additional recruitment of other factors to promoters through this region. Together with the Mediator binding VWA–domain and the VP16–interaction domain this region might facilitate transcriptional activation. A genome–wide screen showed downregulation of c–Jun and FosB following overexpression of MED25. Interestingly, expression of GSK3β, a downstream target of which is cyclin D1, seems to be stimulated by MED25. Together with the finding that overexpression of MED25 leads to activation of a p21 reporter, this raises the possibility that MED25 is involved in cell cycle control. An overlap has been discovered by comparison of MED25 target genes and genes identified previously as target for the viral activator EBNA2. The close homology between the activation domains of EBNA2 and VP16 implies a common mechanism of transcriptional activation by these two viral proteins through MED25. The involvement of MED25 in gene activation by viral activators might indicate a role for this Mediator subunit in viral transcription.
Kris & David are joined by Daniel Makabe (@danielmakabe) to discuss the week that was April 15-21, 1991. We talk about Hulk Hogan being called one of the kings of PPV in USA Today, including what that entailed in 1991 with all of the major boxing fights and so on. We also talk about the marathon TV tapings that week in the WWF, some wild clips from Prime Time Wrestling, All Japan doing big business for the Champion Carnival tournament, SWS feuding with New Japan in real life, Koji Kitao's side of the story regarding his controversial match with John Tenta, Jim Cornette going off on Jim Herd on Joe Pedicino's Atlanta TV block, Dave Meltzer’s thoughts of the WCW Japan Supershow, and THE STOMP COLLECTION of WCW trading cards. All that and so much more on a brand spanking new episode of BTS!!!! Timestamps: 0:00:00 WWF 1:08:16 Int’l: AJPW, NJPW, SWS, FMW, AJW, CMLL, UWA, & WWC 2:00:16 Classic Commercial Break 2:02:47 Housekeeping/The Amazon Game 2:44:28 Other USA: IWCCW, VWA, Jim Cornette, Georgia All-Star, USWA, Portland, & Terry Funk 3:15:55 WCW To support the show and get access to exclusive rewards like special members-only monthly themed shows, go to our Patreon page at Patreon.com/BetweenTheSheets ( http://patreon.com/BetweenTheSheets ) and become an ongoing Patron. Becoming a Between the Sheets Patron will also get you exclusive access to not only the monthly themed episode of Between the Sheets, but also access to our new mailbag segment, a Patron-only chat room on Slack, and anything else we do outside of the main shows! Shop at Amazon via our link ( https://www.amazon.com/?tag=betweenthesheets-20 ) (go here ( https://www.amazon.co.uk/?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=btsheets-21 ) for Amazon UK if you’re in Europe)— Nothing extra comes out of your pocket; for you, it’s the same experience you’d get going to Amazon the usual way. For the best in both current and classic indie wrestling streaming, make sure to check out IndependentWrestling.tv ( http://independentwrestling.tv/ ) and use coupon code BTSPOD for a free 5 day trial! (You can also go directly to TinyURL.com/IWTVsheets ( http://tinyurl.com/IWTVsheets ) to sign up that way.) To subscribe, you can find us on iTunes, Google Play, and just about every other podcast app's directory, or you can also paste Feeds.FeedBurner.com/BTSheets ( http://feeds.feedburner.com/BTSheets ) into your favorite podcast app using whatever “add feed manually” option it has. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/between-the-sheets/donations Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands
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