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Welcome to The Gwart Show! Today, Noah Goldberg of Theia Research, joins us to dive deep into the world of liquid token markets. Noah breaks down why the "token premium" is unsustainable, how his firm evaluates fundamental value in DeFi applications, and why the market structure creates perverse incentives. He explains why on-chain finance hasn't supplanted traditional finance as quickly as many expected, discusses problems with market making in crypto, and offers insight into how crypto can build sustainable moats. A must-listen for understanding crypto's real financial underpinnings. Subscribe to the newsletter! https://newsletter.blockspacemedia.com Notes: • Token premium is unsustainable long-term • RTV (Revenue to Transaction Volume) models for L1s • Market makers often artificially prop up token prices • Money markets account for $800B in traditional finance • Most tokens are marked at unrealistic valuations • Venture investors create circular valuation patterns Timestamps: 00:00 Start 00:37 Who is Noah? 02:36 Why Liquid? 05:03 Tokens vs equity 09:03 Token premium 12:25 Are tokens irrational? 17:55 Why isn't RadFi embracing DeFi? 23:26 Global investor base for tokens 25:46 Infrastructure apps 29:30 Cash flow modeling 31:31 REV on L1 32:32 Investing in L1s & REV 35:46 Is the market valuing REV? 39:16 Unitoken 42:43 Uniswap valuation vs equity 45:53 Token moats 48:18 Liquidity as moat 58:50 Improvements for markets 1:02:00 Market making vs token price 1:06:29 Whay are weak tokens valued so high? 1:11:28 Value of low liquidity tokens
Join Dan and Tom as they decode the 2020 spy comedy movie SPY INTERVENTION. It is a spy movie, but how is the comedy? Is it worth a watch? Dan and Tom are in a lively discussion answering that question! Listen to find out why. SPY INTERVENTION is a comedy starring Drew Van Acker, Poppy Delevingne, and Blake Anderson. There is a strong supporting cast as well. The basic premise is that a spy falls in love with a woman which made him leave the spy business and move to the suburbs. Can he handle the mundane suburban life after a life of adventure? This decoding session on SPY INTERVENTION includes a discussion of: The cast and crew What movie heavily influenced it? Does the comedy work? Which actor does Dan think was the best character? What's up with the screen resolution? Whay spy movies influenced SPY INTERVENTION What does CARMEN SANDIEGO have to do with this? What worked What didn't work And More … Tell us what you think about our decoding episode on SPY INTERVENTION. So, take a listen and let us know what you think. Have you previously heard of this movie? Or even seen it? Do you agree with Dan and Tom on it? If you haven't seen it, are you likely to watch it now that you've heard about it? Let us know your thoughts, ideas for future episodes, and what you thought of this episode. Just drop us a note at info@spymovienavigator.com. The more we hear from you, the better the show will surely be! We'll give you a shout-out in a future episode! You can check out all of our CRACKING THE CODE OF SPY MOVIES podcast episodes on your favorite podcast app or our website. In addition, you can check out our YouTube channel as well. Episode Webpage: https://bit.ly/42YUW4E
This is an update from Episode #155 & # 163 & #201 & #223 & the last one posted on 11th July 2024 after Scott's Daughter was murdered in the hospital. Now he has taken a landmark lawsuit. Previous Episode https://www.awakeningpodcast.org/update-an-landmark-covid-court-case-scott-schara/#covidlawsuit #hospitalcorruption #gracesdadAbout my Guest:Grace's dad, Scott Schara, is working tirelessly to bring his daughter's story to all corners of this country, and even across the world to Australia, to help prevent anyone else from going through the pain of losing a loved one at the hands of medical personnel. More importantly, he hopes Grace's story will stir people's hearts to turn to the Lord – the only one who will protect them into eternity. Grace, a 19-year-old girl with Down syndrome was killed by the actions of unethical medical personnel. Scott had to watch Grace die on FaceTime because he was prevented from being with her in the hospital, and no doctor or nurse would help save her life because of an illegal Do Not Resuscitate order placed on Grace without family consent. The good news is Grace's work here on earth isn't done. It's only beginning. The love she demonstrated to everyone when she was with us continues to live on through Scott and his family. What we Discussed: 00:15 Who is Scott and what is his mission02:20 They were not Awake04:05 What they Tested their daughter06:00 Legal Vs Illegal06:40 Drugs used that should never be used together09:00 We are afraid going into Hospital11:35 The number countries with more casualities12:45 How to help with the Lawsuit13:40 Is it possible to have the court case live online14:40 What the Lawsuit Claim is About17:50 They must convince 10 of 12 to win19:00 With Corruption how do we know the Jury is not placed21:00 Jury Selection is not Random22:25 A jury Foreman telling his experience24:00 The Jury can pick up on genuineness25:00 The amount of time for the court case daily26:25 What I think Scott is perfect for this Court Case28:50 Whay are they so little Lawsuits against hospitals31:00 Can we Reall Trust the Science33:45 The Standard of Care34:20 What Dr's Recommend for Cancer36:40 What is BOHICA37:30 What are people not open to Alternative Medicine41:30 What Medicare is about43:00 How they modified the Medical system46:45 Standing in your Sovereignity48:20 How the Song about his daughter was created49:20 How to Donate and find Scott50:30 The Song created for his daughter who was murderedHow to Contact Scott Donate https://www.givesendgo.com/theskysthelimit https://ouramazinggrace.net/home www.GraceSchara.com ouramazinggrace.substack.com ===============Donations https://www.podpage.com/speaking-podcast/support/------------------All about Roy / Brain Gym & Virtual Assistants athttps://roycoughlan.com/------------------
J..P. Morgan, Exxon-Mobile, Kellogg's Whay is Your MONEY Blueprint? Could Generational Patterns Be Affecting You in This Area?Judy Wilkins-Smith is a highly regarded organizational, individual, and family patterns expert. A systemic executive coach, trainer, facilitator, thought partner, and leadership conference and motivational speaker, she has 18 years of expertise in assisting high-performance individuals, Fortune 500 executives, and legacy families to end limiting cycles and reframe challenges into lasting breakthroughs and peak performance. Passionate about visionary leadership and positive, accelerated, global change, Judy uses her ability to understand critical dynamics in personal and organizational systems and the points at which they intersect, to create growth and success. As the Founder of System Dynamics for Individuals and Organizations, she collaborates with individuals and corporate decision-makers to implement innovative, ‘whole system' design elements, ensuring balance, appetite for excellence, passion, and sustained success.She is the author of Decoding Your Emotional Blueprint: A Powerful Guide to Transformation Through Disentangling Multigenerational Patterns(Sounds True, June 2022).©2025 Building Abundant Success!!©2025 All Rights ReservedJoin Me on ~ iHeart Media @ https://tinyurl.com/iHeartBASJoin me on Spotify: https://tinyurl.com/yxuy23baAmazon Music ~ https://tinyurl.com/AmzBASAudacy: https://tinyurl.com/BASAud
Why does God allow so much evil in the world? How did you get into the public schools? What do you do when you fail God? Social media and liberal news? Whay do you hear the most from wives? Worry not. Fear not. Pray more in 2025
AMY YOURE NOT THE ONLY TELEPATH HERE, YOU SONOFABITCH. —watch it. AMY (CON'D) “TELE”—MOTHERFUCKER. WE'VE ALLL BEEN ON TV. The ongoing and atrociously heavy beef between screen icons Amy Peoehler and Jimmy Fallon has raged on for years and reached its peak at an all time high; this war has waged on spanning nearly two decades and though ounlically masquerading as close friends are actually sworn enemies. Dang. This dude has a lot of enemies. Also this dude is not this dude. What. More on that later. Lorne Michaels was some sort of TV God—and though apparently so was I, I was almost certain that he wouldn't like me. MAYA TINA, YOU FUCKING SNITCH. MELISSA TROUT! TROUT! RACHEL TROUT. TINA WHAT?! What does that even mean?! MELISSA IT MEANS YOURE A TROUT. RACHEL TROUT! Kirstin Wiig rounds the corner belatedly, holding up the skirt of an oversized Quinceñera gown, revealing that she is wearing knee-high homeboy*/ cowboy style rain boots. The bottom of the dress and the boots are covered in a strange sludge— and what appears to be some sort of paper mache confetti. KIRSTIN Did I miss it? TINA Miss what?! Whay am I missing?! MAYA Oh, you missed it alright. KIRSTIN AH, SLAG! MAYA *face* {Enter The Multiverse} I just realized Kristen Shaal and Kristen Wiig are both in the impenetrable ten. ( No. I didn't just notice that. I wrote it that way.) Also, wtf is up with their shirts aa Ii It's so nobody gets us confused. Nobody is going to get you two confused. …eh. Which one are you again. IN THE OTHER DIMENSION: SHUT UP. WHAT'S MY POWER. Mindfuckery. YEAH IT IS. In the other other dimension: I'LL SEE YOU AT THE PEARLY GATES, MOTHERFUCKER. Agh. Alright. Good luck with your kite. Loser. Goddammn. Why are they so MEAN. K I've abandoned your proposal A wickedness that speaks with winds Untied hands And no spirit yet to grip, My heart has moved, And lest, The ties that bind are still bound by blood As never sold souls walk endlessly at diamond crossroads Kneeling in the eye at dawn, To sworn Did you want that to-go, or? You know what? I like that version of him. Me too, kind of Lets just leave him here We should. We can't. We should, though. All stand, for the irish; Some of us, scattered, Some of us lost, Return for the brotherhood Fight for us not, Nocturnal wonderer, For we have journeyed To warn Of her surplus –I do type faster with my thumbs. Marvelous. Move, mistress, I Yield ye steady truth for seized upon the wicked hands, The hard truths lie within the heart of golden warrior, Tongues roped with cattlebands, Simple thoughts, Punishable and forsaken {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT, INC. circa 2018- 2024 | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū. boxed. Collection II - ‘antithesis' Prod. By Blū Tha Gürū The Collective Complex © | [The Festival Project ™]
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AMY YOURE NOT THE ONLY TELEPATH HERE, YOU SONOFABITCH. —watch it. AMY (CON'D) “TELE”—MOTHERFUCKER. WE'VE ALLL BEEN ON TV. The ongoing and atrociously heavy beef between screen icons Amy Peoehler and Jimmy Fallon has raged on for years and reached its peak at an all time high; this war has waged on spanning nearly two decades and though ounlically masquerading as close friends are actually sworn enemies. Dang. This dude has a lot of enemies. Also this dude is not this dude. What. More on that later. Lorne Michaels was some sort of TV God—and though apparently so was I, I was almost certain that he wouldn't like me. MAYA TINA, YOU FUCKING SNITCH. MELISSA TROUT! TROUT! RACHEL TROUT. TINA WHAT?! What does that even mean?! MELISSA IT MEANS YOURE A TROUT. RACHEL TROUT! Kirstin Wiig rounds the corner belatedly, holding up the skirt of an oversized Quinceñera gown, revealing that she is wearing knee-high homeboy*/ cowboy style rain boots. The bottom of the dress and the boots are covered in a strange sludge— and what appears to be some sort of paper mache confetti. KIRSTIN Did I miss it? TINA Miss what?! Whay am I missing?! MAYA Oh, you missed it alright. KIRSTIN AH, SLAG! MAYA *face* {Enter The Multiverse} I just realized Kristen Shaal and Kristen Wiig are both in the impenetrable ten. ( No. I didn't just notice that. I wrote it that way.) Also, wtf is up with their shirts aa Ii It's so nobody gets us confused. Nobody is going to get you two confused. …eh. Which one are you again. IN THE OTHER DIMENSION: SHUT UP. WHAT'S MY POWER. Mindfuckery. YEAH IT IS. In the other other dimension: I'LL SEE YOU AT THE PEARLY GATES, MOTHERFUCKER. Agh. Alright. Good luck with your kite. Loser. Goddammn. Why are they so MEAN. K I've abandoned your proposal A wickedness that speaks with winds Untied hands And no spirit yet to grip, My heart has moved, And lest, The ties that bind are still bound by blood As never sold souls walk endlessly at diamond crossroads Kneeling in the eye at dawn, To sworn Did you want that to-go, or? You know what? I like that version of him. Me too, kind of Lets just leave him here We should. We can't. We should, though. All stand, for the irish; Some of us, scattered, Some of us lost, Return for the brotherhood Fight for us not, Nocturnal wonderer, For we have journeyed To warn Of her surplus –I do type faster with my thumbs. Marvelous. Move, mistress, I Yield ye steady truth for seized upon the wicked hands, The hard truths lie within the heart of golden warrior, Tongues roped with cattlebands, Simple thoughts, Punishable and forsaken {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT, INC. circa 2018- 2024 | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū. boxed. Collection II - ‘antithesis' Prod. By Blū Tha Gürū The Collective Complex © | [The Festival Project ™]
AMY YOURE NOT THE ONLY TELEPATH HERE, YOU SONOFABITCH. —watch it. AMY (CON'D) “TELE”—MOTHERFUCKER. WE'VE ALLL BEEN ON TV. The ongoing and atrociously heavy beef between screen icons Amy Peoehler and Jimmy Fallon has raged on for years and reached its peak at an all time high; this war has waged on spanning nearly two decades and though ounlically masquerading as close friends are actually sworn enemies. Dang. This dude has a lot of enemies. Also this dude is not this dude. What. More on that later. Lorne Michaels was some sort of TV God—and though apparently so was I, I was almost certain that he wouldn't like me. MAYA TINA, YOU FUCKING SNITCH. MELISSA TROUT! TROUT! RACHEL TROUT. TINA WHAT?! What does that even mean?! MELISSA IT MEANS YOURE A TROUT. RACHEL TROUT! Kirstin Wiig rounds the corner belatedly, holding up the skirt of an oversized Quinceñera gown, revealing that she is wearing knee-high homeboy*/ cowboy style rain boots. The bottom of the dress and the boots are covered in a strange sludge— and what appears to be some sort of paper mache confetti. KIRSTIN Did I miss it? TINA Miss what?! Whay am I missing?! MAYA Oh, you missed it alright. KIRSTIN AH, SLAG! MAYA *face* {Enter The Multiverse} I just realized Kristen Shaal and Kristen Wiig are both in the impenetrable ten. ( No. I didn't just notice that. I wrote it that way.) Also, wtf is up with their shirts aa Ii It's so nobody gets us confused. Nobody is going to get you two confused. …eh. Which one are you again. IN THE OTHER DIMENSION: SHUT UP. WHAT'S MY POWER. Mindfuckery. YEAH IT IS. In the other other dimension: I'LL SEE YOU AT THE PEARLY GATES, MOTHERFUCKER. Agh. Alright. Good luck with your kite. Loser. Goddammn. Why are they so MEAN. K I've abandoned your proposal A wickedness that speaks with winds Untied hands And no spirit yet to grip, My heart has moved, And lest, The ties that bind are still bound by blood As never sold souls walk endlessly at diamond crossroads Kneeling in the eye at dawn, To sworn Did you want that to-go, or? You know what? I like that version of him. Me too, kind of Lets just leave him here We should. We can't. We should, though. All stand, for the irish; Some of us, scattered, Some of us lost, Return for the brotherhood Fight for us not, Nocturnal wonderer, For we have journeyed To warn Of her surplus –I do type faster with my thumbs. Marvelous. Move, mistress, I Yield ye steady truth for seized upon the wicked hands, The hard truths lie within the heart of golden warrior, Tongues roped with cattlebands, Simple thoughts, Punishable and forsaken {Enter The Multiverse} [The Festival Project.™] COPYRIGHT © THE FESTIVAL PROJECT, INC. circa 2018- 2024 | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. © -Ū. boxed. Collection II - ‘antithesis' Prod. By Blū Tha Gürū The Collective Complex © | [The Festival Project ™]
It's the last big bye round but there is still plenty to discuss. 6 agains, should we go back? Revert to penalties in the last few minutes? Reduce what 6 agains are called for? In a try scoring situation, Is there any benefit to admitting you didn't get the ball down and not getting the bunker check? Whay are captains challenges not specific to the exact call of the ref, for example why does any knock on count when the ref has only called one? We finish with all the games that played and all the games to come in NRL Round 19. Enjoy the game!
Roma! Whay hay hay! Another exciting adventure awaits us as the UEFA bods pull Di Rossi's boys out of the hat (well, see through bowl, anyway! Pete and Russ discuss this and other news including pain in the neck Mito injury, Jewell robbery and giving the blue cards the red card! Stand or fall! UTA! Have you ever seen the Palace meet the pope?!! @BrightonRockPod brightonrockpodcast@gmail.com Part of the Sport Social Podcast Network that can be found in all their glory at this rather suitable address: www.sport-social.co.uk Please follow us for automatic downloads of new episodes and if you want to make us really happy please rate us five stars on Apple and any other platforms that provide the opportunity to do so! Why not write a review while you are at it?! ;0). All this helps our rankings and improves our chances of getting exciting guests onto the show. Also we are now on Patreon, so if you happen to be inclined to extreme acts of generosity we'd greatly appreciate any monthly donations, great or small, to help us run the pod as well as we can. Go to www.patreon.com/BrightonRockPod for details and to sign up. NB Our content will remain freely accessible to all listeners regardless. Humble thanks! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Whay does it appear that our prayers are not answered. Patrick offers some suggestions that help to explain what is going on.
Its always good to talk about what you are willing to accept as a partner in ANY Relationship.We jump back into the discussion on this and WHay can you do to get what you want ,Im sure there are issues that you will not accept , But guess what .... Your partner has some thing they don't want to put up with , so the best way to figure this out is ....... Simple communication ..Thanks for listening and the support ..
In todays Episode we meet Israeli singer and musician Laor. Laor has been researching the power of the human voice for the last 20 years and have performed in festivals such as: Inititation, Medicine, Healing, Earthdance and many many more... collaborating with incredible musicians with a real passion to Inspire humans to breath, connect, pray and sing like never before. She created a beautiful singing circle at Alma Frequency festival last weekend at Six senses Ibiza and held space for many to express their voice through sound and song. We hear her thoughts on why she feels western society is so repressed and held back from being able to speak up but also use their own unique voices to celebrate life and find their way through that feeling of connection. Why do we shy away? Whay do feel so embaressed? Laor has a few theories and we finish with a song, that you can also sing along to- Hym to the Soul.
Justin Fields proved he can play last night, the Bears should move Fields at the end of the year and draft Caleb Williams l Giants defensive coordinator Wink Martindale on the Dolphins offense l Whay does it matter if Brock Purdy is a system quarterback? / Dak doesn't sound like he's over last year's playoff loss.
About Atiba de Souza: Atiba is the CEO of Client Attraction Pros and Video Content Superman. His goal is to help you discover those moments and position content that will deliver a victory for your customers. For 25 years, he ran an exclusive agency that got regional and national brands ranked on page 1 of Google. He was doing Search Engine Optimization (SEO) before the term was even invented. But one day, Atiba realized that his agency was not growing because he was not applying what he did for his clients to his own brand. Atiba has been using a unique method of blending storytelling with search keywords for more than 15 years. He has ranked regional and national brands in the US on page one of Google. He's also an award-winning marketer who has been featured on many renowned platforms, including Fox, USA Today, Times, CBS, and many more. Check out the latest episode of our Conversational Selling podcast to learn more about Atiba. In this episode, Nancy and Atiba discuss the following:The importance of video marketing in the modern marketing world.The background of Atiba's story of owning his agency.SEO is not just about Google Search.Using a method of blending storytelling with search keywords.How does a newbie get started in the video?The start of AI in 1992 and Atiba's contribution.Tips on getting the attention of posting the video and catchy title.Is YouTube the only platform for posting videos?Key Takeaways: The statistics say that almost 80% of business owners are going to watch a video before they make a purchase.Google right now wants to rank videos that solve people's problems on page one.Concerning the video length, you need to talk long enough to answer the question and not a moment longer.The title of the video needs to be your question.The truth is that as your organization grows, you need both organic and paid video marketing, and they complement each other and work together.When doing a video, you want to think about your target audience and the pains they may be going through."Every network now has a search and an SEO component. All SEO means is that whoever owns a network, whoever has the data, wants to put that data in front of the right people. That's all it is, getting your message in front of the right people. So this now starts to get into some of the synergies between where you are in the cold calling world and the sales world and what we do as well because I think it's no secret that those who are super successful at doing cold calling aren't the ones who call and say “Mr. and Mrs. Jones, this is Johnny, and I'm calling today from So and So Company, and let me tell you all about the features and benefits of our thing that you've never heard of before.” Those people aren't successful, okay? " – ATIBA " The way we look at it is there are three buckets that content falls into before someone's willing to call you. And those buckets are WHY, HOW, and WHAY. When you first have a problem, you ask big philosophical questions, WHY-type questions. And you're trying to figure out what's going on and what my options are, and you're looking at those types of things. Those are pain point questions. Okay, the next bucket is HOW-questions You should be doing the WHY-videos, the HOW-videos, and maybe 20% of the videos you create are WHAT-videos. And the WHAT-videos should say “Okay, so we've looked at the different factors that it would take for you to determine how many leads or how many leads you would get from a cold calling campaign. And we've analyzed how to build your lead list so that you can have better results and whatever else. And now if you're looking for help, I can help you”. So, those are the three levels of content that we bucket into for you to create." – ATIBA "Video marketing is an umbrella term that has two segments to it, organic and paid. Just like digital marketing has two same segments to it. Organic video marketing is video marketing, which we've been talking about. You create a video, we're gonna post it on YouTube and we're gonna allow the algorithms to rank the video.Versus paid video marketing, or paid marketing for that matter, is when you take the content and you publish content and then you go to the network and say “Hey, I created this piece of content and I'm going to pay you to show it to this group of people.” Which one is better? It depends on your goal. If you are in a massive hurry, organic is not the way to go. Because organic takes time, okay? If budget is an issue, organic is the way to go because it spreads the cost out over time. Please, hear me, I did not say organic is less expensive. I say it spreads the cost out over time. The key difference is there.” – ATIBA Connect with Atiba de Souza:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/atibadesouza/Client Attraction Pros: https://clientattractionpros.com/Try Our Proven, 3-Step System, Guaranteeing Accountability and Transparency that Drives RESULTS by clicking on this link: https://oneofakindsales.com/call-center-in-a-box/ Connect with Nancy Calabrese: Twitter: https://twitter.com/oneofakindsalesFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/One-Of-A-Kind-Sales-304978633264832/Website: https://oneofakindsales.comPhone: 908-879-2911LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ncalabrese/Email: leads@oneofakindsales.com
We are joined by B Show Brian and rejoined by C the Superior to discuss conspiracies. What are some of our favorites? Which do we believe? Why and why not? What got us interested in conspiracies? Why do we think conspiracy theories are so rampant? Whay doesn't anyone trust anything. except their particular thing? Is is just because the simulation masters want us to believe in conspiracies? Does religion play a role? Is this just what THEY want us to think? Or are we exposing THEM? It's enough to make your head spin. But not the Earth, because it might be flat.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4863095/advertisement
We are joined by B Show Brian and rejoined by C the Superior to discuss conspiracies. What are some of our favorites? Which do we believe? Why and why not? What got us interested in conspiracies? Why do we think conspiracy theories are so rampant? Whay doesn't anyone trust anything. except their particular thing? Is is just because the simulation masters want us to believe in conspiracies? Does religion play a role? Is this just what THEY want us to think? Or are we exposing THEM? It's enough to make your head spin. But not the Earth, because it might be flat.
WHAY ARE WE WEIGHING OUR BOOBS? by 101.9POR
Can you trust Fox News? Peter Boyles fills in for George. He and callers discuss the next text messages from Tucker Carlson and their impact on the Fox news brand. Do you still watch? If so why? If not where did you go? Peter also discusses the illegal immigrant that allegedly killed 5 people in Texas. Whay was he able to get back into the country so often? How was he earning money? How did he rent/own the house? How did he get the gun? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://diningwithjesus.net/2023/04/05/whay-is-holy-wednesday-3/
This episode is also available as a blog post: http://diningwithjesus.net/2023/03/28/whay-are-there-times-when-god-seems-silent-absent-in-a-believers-life-2/
We are all used to being told that we only own the air inside our apartments' walls, although not the walls themselves, depending on which uniquely quirky set of strata laws you live under.But how about owning the air above your apartment block? Or even the apartment block next door?What would you do with it? Whay would you need it? And what if the developer has already sold it to someone else.Also this week we look at the NSW government's crackdown on embedded networks – and we start by explaining what they are.And then we find the building all over Australia that are defying rising energy prices by becoming so energy efficient that their apartments' bills can be less than $10.____________________________________________________Flat Chat is all about apartment living, especially in Australia.Find us on Facebook and Twitter and the Flat Chat website.Send comments and questions to mail@flatchat.com.au.Register to ask and answer questions about apartment living anonymously on the website.Recorded by Jimmy Thomson & Sue Williams; Transcribed by Otter.ai; Transcription tidied up and sensified by Raphie.Find out more about Sue Williams and Jimmy Thomson on their websites.
Welcome to the Business Legends Podcast! Where we interview business leaders and entrepreneurs so we can learn from their successes and apply them to our own business to grow! On today's episode, we sit down with Amy Sullivan! Amy is the President of ABC Carolinas a network of commercial construction developers, contractors, and service providers. Associated Builders and Contractors (ABC) is a national construction industry trade association representing more than 400 members across 2 states Whay is the philosophy and mission that drives large growth for ABC? How important is culture for company and industry growth? What's new and innovative in construction? Find out the answers to all of those questions and more on today's show! Want to learn more about Amy Sullivan, ABC Carolinas and what they do? Check out their work here: ABC Carolinas Website: https://abccarolinas.org/ ABC Carolinas LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/abccarolinas/ ABC Carolinas Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abccarolinas ABC Carolinas Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/abccarolinas/ Amy Sullivan LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/asullivan68/ Want to connect with us and learn more about our expertise? Check us out here: Website: https://businessmarketingsolutionsgroup.com/?fbclid=IwAR2hPda9vQc3sApLL9wTglpHdna_eZPXYN1jEAqsSE1uXFwljlbM4vBXCOQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BusinessMarketingSolutionsGroup/about LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/businessmarketingsolutionsgroup/?viewAsMember=true
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While recovering from his injuries, Lemuel Roberts (The Deadeye Kid) must try and make peace between two local factions - a group of Swedish loggers (please overlook our sincere attempt at translation) and a team of Yorkshire miners - neither of which speaks any English that Lem can understand... Written and Produced by Julie Hoverson Cast List Lemuel Roberts /Deadeye Kid - J. Spyder Isaacson Clarence Fanshaw - J. Hoverson Doc - Russell Gold Mrs. Doc - Gwendolyn Gieseke-Woodard Ezra - Reynaud LeBoeuf Mrs. Beamish - Judith Moore The Yorkshire Miners: Scabby Bill: John Lingard Will Watt Stevie K. Farnaby Danar Hoverson Paul Green The Swedish Loggers: Oly - Lothar Tuppan Nels - Danar Hoverson Mark Olson Cary Ayers Bill Jones Reynaud Leboeuf Julie Hoverson Cover Design: Brett Coulstock Announcer: Glen "Ole Hoss" Hallstrom Opening theme: "The Wreck of Old '97" from public domain recording found on archive.org Any incidental music: Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com) Editing and Sound: Julie Hoverson No gunshots herald his approach. No trademark left behind him when he leaves. The Kid had his fill of notoriety in days gone by - as plenty of empty boots can surely testify. Some say he rides alone. That's the Deadeye Kid. ********************************************************************** Taste of the Beholder [DeK6] EPISODE 1 (from end of previous story) SOUND FADES IN AND OUT [Lem has been shot] COMMANDER Hold on, there, fellow. LEM [vague] all's well? COMMANDER We got em. LEM My pack? COMMANDER I'll set someone to finding it. FADE OUT DOCTOR [to Lem] Bite down on this. [slightly off, urgent, but not loud] He's lost a lot of blood! FADE OUT BOOTMAKER I'll have a new pair ready before he'll be walking anywhere on them. You sure I should even bother--? FADEOUT MRS. DOC Just a little bit of broth, mister. You need to get some o'yer strength back. SICKROOM LEM [annoyed moan] FANSHAW You're awake. LEM [quiet] Anyone--? FANSHAW Not close enough to hear - as long as you stay quiet. LEM Good. [groan] I been shot? FANSHAW At least twice, judging by the bandages. Once in the chest, once in the leg, I should say. I should have been watching. LEM [reassuring] Cain't leave you to do everythin. Scotty? FANSHAW When they returned with his body, I saw no sign of him. LEM Good. FANSHAW I sincerely hope so. [awkward pause, then stiffly] Should I ...go? LEM Go? go where? FANSHAW [covering] I - I mean, leave you in peace. To rest. I don't doubt you will still be needing a great deal of it. LEM [straining a bit] Did you see, did it go alla way through? FANSHAW I don't know, but you were very fortunate - or so the doctor declared. LEM [satisfied] Good. FANSHAW I'll leave you to your rest, then, shall I? LEM Go or stay, I ain't so wrung out I cain't tell you got sumpin on yer mind. FANSHAW Oh. LEM Is it that female ghost o'yours yer frettin over? FANSHAW [bracing breath] Yes. LEM [exasperated snort] Yer worried she said sumpin, izzat it? FANSHAW Yes. LEM [playing it up a bit] You furriners and the trifles that plague you. FANSHAW [shock] So she did--? LEM [shrug] Yup. So? FANSHAW [surprised] So? LEM You cain't be the first. FANSHAW First? LEM Nor the last, like enough. FANSHAW But it... doesn't... bother you? LEM Well, you don't do it no more. FANSHAW I... don't? LEM 'sides, plenty of little fellers wet up the bed right up til they'us in long pants. FANSHAW What? SOUND GUNSHOTS, DISTANT LEM [straining to get up] Oh hell. Where's my britches? FANSHAW Before you do yourself some harm trying to get up, I'll gather up my shame and go have a look. LEM [lies back with a groan] SOUND FANSHAW LEAVES SOUND ANOTHER GUNSHOT SOUND DOOR OPENS MRS. DOC Oh! You are awake. I thought I heard your voice! LEM I was just thinking out loud, ma'am - uh - you don't seem real worried? About the gunshots? MRS. DOC [unconcerned] Oh, that. My husband just had to run off a couple of unwanted patients. LEM [baffled] Ma'am? MRS. DOC Oh, my stars! You won't even remember! You were shot, and back in town, you were throwing five fits and comin all over feverish, so Mister Brand, that's my husband - [pride] Doctor Brand, that is - he brought you out here with us. LEM Out... here? MRS. DOC Doctor Brand is the only medical man for three counties! Leastways, the only one that doctors people. So we get around time to time, and much as he didn't want to move you, he also didn't want to leave you in anyone else's care, poorly as you were. So we brought you along, and the move seems to have done you right good. You slept peaceful ever since we got here. LEM Ah. You help me to remember to thank him for his concern, would you, ma'am? MRS. DOC [beaming] I'm sure he'll be pleased enough to hear that you're able to thank him. LEM And the gunshots--? MRS. DOC [rueful] Well, you see, the local fellows are having an ..."altercation", and Doctor Brand has refused to aid either side, even if they're near dying, until they patch it up. LEM Altercation? MRS. DOC I'm sure he'll tell you about that himself. You don't need any such concern right now. What you do need is a good solid cup of broth, and I'll be back in two shakes of a lamb's tail. LEM You're too kind. SOUND SHE BUSTLES OUT, DOOR SHUTS LEM [sigh] Yeah? FANSAW The good lady is correct. You really don't need this concern right now. LEM [annoyed] It'll fret me more knowin there's sumpin to be concerned about and not bein told what it tis. FANSAW [slight chuckle] It will, won't it? Very well, but you lie back down while I regale you. LEM [grunt, pause] Right, then. Go on with the regalin'. FANSAW Two men had a third, bleeding from a head wound, but ambulatory - um, up and walking. They were yelling at the doctor, but I couldn't make out anything. They didn't seem to be speaking-- SOUND DOOR OPENS MRS. DOC Here you go. Been reducing for three days - that'll put some strength back into you. LEM Smells right fine. But that's an awful small cup, ma'am, if you don't mind me sayin, for a pow'rful hunger like I got. MRS. DOC [tsks] First we see if you can keep it down, Mister... [uncertain] oh.... LEM Roberts. MRS. DOC Roberts. Of course. I'm such a scatterbrain. LEM Cain't take offense til we're properly introduced, nohow, ma'am. MRS. DOC You're too kind. DOC [calling, off] Irene? Missus? MRS. DOC Ah, looks like the doctor's got everything handled. FANSHAW The gunshots were all on the doctor's side, I might add. MRS. DOC [up, sweetly] I'm in the back bedroom! [back to Lem] Now you sip a bit, if it's not yet too hot. LEM [sips] Mm. A mite. But I can use some warming. SOUND FOOTSTEPS COME IN DOC Ah! Well, this is just the sort of good news I needed. [to wife] I've been having more trouble with those fellows. MRS. DOC They don't mean no harm! DOC To us, no. To each other, though...! LEM What's this trouble yer havin', doc? DOC Nothing you need worry on. Not yet, leastways. LEM But I can-- DOC Tomorrow. If you're still improving, I'll tell you everything over breakfast. For now, you need yer rest. LEM Can we speak, man to man, sir? MRS. DOC Goodness, I think I'd best go and check on the biscuits. DOC You do that. SOUND SHE LEAVES, DOOR SHUTS DOC She does make some fair biscuits. [teasing] And she doesn't listen in. FANSHAW Should I leave? LEM No. [smooth] I reckon a doctor's wife should oughtta be used to checking on her biscuits. DOC [laughs] You seem to be doing pretty well, for a man shot and come through fever. That's excellent. You keep on with that broth, though. Ain't out of the woods jest yet. LEM It's the fever I wanna ask about. Your good wife let slip that I was a mite... FANSHAW Garralous? LEM hmph. ...rambly? DOC You kept going on about hearing folks talking to you, even in an empty room. LEM "Folks." Ah. DOC Funny thing is, you even named them from time to time, and I swear not a one of them was someone who coulda been there. LEM [careful] Whyzzat? DOC The one or two I recognized your naming of - well, they're ... "passed on". LEM I - I musta heard the names somewhere. DOC Can I speak frankly with you, sir? And you let me know if this is the least bit upsetting to your digestion, you hear? LEM Ayup. DOC Well, then. I'm purt near sure I know why you were calling out to dead folks. LEM You...do? DOC Seen it before - more'n once, even. FANSHAW Really? DOC You ain't alone, son. LEM [unsure] I'm... not? DOC Many's the fellow standing at death's door - and you were right close there for a while - that hears spirits try and call him through. LEM Ahhh. FANSHAW Really, they were being rather annoying. LEM [slight snort] Did I ... say anything that might be important? DOC I didn't hear, but I can ask my wife. She sat in the wagon with you when we made the trip - she told you we'd moved you? LEM She mentioned that you didn't feel right leaving me behind. DOC The trip seems to have done you good, too. Fever broke while we were on route. Quieted you right down. FANSHAW And there are less spirits here than in town. At least not around the house. None to harass you. LEM And where are we now, then? DOC I should really call a halt to all this inquiry, and let you sleep. LEM I promise I won't ask one more thing, if'n you'll kindly tell me where I am. DOC We're ten miles and a county line away from where we were. Near the town of Silt Creek. LEM Miners? DOC [smiling] Now now, you promised no more questions. Can you finish the last of that? LEM [slurps the broth down] DOC Good. If you're still awake in an hour, I'll see that you get some more. But do try and sleep. SOUND LEAVES THE ROOM FANSHAW They seem a nice couple. LEM Tell me more about what was going on out there. FANSHAW Lem, You're hardly in any condition-- LEM I'm gonna be gettin enough coddlin from the likes of them. Stop actin like an old woman and-- FANSHAW Very well. When I went out there, the three men were standing on the road leading up to the house. The doctor had a shotgun aimed at them. They were saying something, but I couldn't make it out-- LEM Were they strapped? FANSHAW I saw no guns, but they-- SOUND TAP, SCRATCH AT THE WINDOW FANSHAW I'll see. [pause] I'm not certain, but I think it's one of them! LEM [hushed] How many out there? FANSHAW Two. They're trying to get the window open! SOUND CREAK, RUSTLE OF BEDCLOTHES LEM [groan as he gets up] Where the devil are my guns? END EPISODE 2 SOUND FABRIC BEING SHOVED AROUND LEM [quiet] Dammit! FANSHAW Lem, they are trying to leever open the window. If there ever was a time to call for the doctor and his shotgun, this would be it! LEM I don't-- SOUND CREAK, CRACK OF WOOD LEM Ah hell. [up] Doc! Bring your gun! Doc? SOUND SOMETHING HEAVY DROPS OUTSIDE SOUND GLASS BREAKS OLY [You got it?] [du fick den?] SVEN [I got it. Quick, get inside!] [Jag har det. Snabbt, gå in.] LEM What the hell kinda talk is that? FANSHAW Something Nordic, perhaps? I am hardly an expert! LEM And where's the Doc? FANSHAW That I can check on. SOUND THUMP AS MAN CLAMBERS INTO THE ROOM LEM Stop right there! OLY [keep quiet and do not move!] [hålla tyst och inte röra mig!] SVEN [outside] [is everything all right?] [Är allt okej?] OLY [Someone is in here. I can handle it.] [Någon här inne. Jag kan hantera det.] MRS. DOC [off - scream, more surprise than fear/pain] LEM Dammit! Where's my blasted guns? OLY [Hold your tongue!] [håll din tunga] SOUND FANSHAW COMES IN FANSHAW [agitated] Lem, they have broken in from the front as well, and are holding the lady. The Doctor has given up his weapon. OLY [barks orders to those outside] [go around front. Leave Borr and Fredek to watch.] [går runt framsidan. Lämna Borr och Fredek att titta på.] LEM [side of mouth] What they threatenin' to do? FANSHAW I don't know... but I don't think they do either. OLY [shut up!] [Håll käften!] FANSHAW He's gesturing for you to remain quiet. If necessary, it's one rap for yes, two for no, agreed? SOUND ONE QUIET RAP SVEN [outside, question] [you want the axe?] [Vill du ha yxan?] OLY [annoyed] [go around and come in through the front!] [gå runt och komma in genom fronten!] FANSHAW I say Lem, I should like to go back and make sure there's no-- SOUND ONE RAP FANSHAW Right, then. SOUND FANSHAW EXITS OLY [Get up now and come with me] [Stig upp nu, och kom med mig.] LEM [slowly] I don't understand. OLY [slowly] [YOU get up and come with me] [Du får upp och komma med mig] LEM Come with? I been shot. Weak. Cain't walk. OLY [shouting] [Get up!] [Upp med dig!] LEM [muttered, resigned] All right then. SOUND BEDCLOTHES RUSTLE, SLOW FOOTSTEP, COLLAPSE TO THE FLOOR LEM [moans] Dammit. FADE MRS. DOC [weeping] DOC Let me go to my wife! BJORN [angry words] [just stay right there. No fast moves!] [Stanna där. Inga snabba rörelser!] DOC [trying to be calm, but speaking from across the room] Lydia, be brave. We'll get this all sorted out. BJORN [warning noise] FANSHAW At least there's nothing unseemly going on. That would simply be too much. If only Lem had his guns. There's no more that six of them, large as they are. And not one seems to have a firearm. OLY [Someone come and carry this fool.] [Någon kom och bära denna idiot.] AKE [question] [Should I go?] [Ska jag gå?] BJORN [go!] [Go!] SOUND ARNOT RUNS OFF DOWN THE HALL. BJORN [barks orders] [tie them up!] [Binned upp dem!] SOUND CHAIRS PULLED OVER, CREAK OF ROPES MRS. DOC [gaspy shriek] DOC There ain't no call for this! How dare you lay hands on a lady! BJORN Shh! FANSHAW Well. That anyone can understand. FADE LEM [muttered] I never thought Swedes were this ornery. Only ones I ever met were right peaceable. FANSHAW I think it's - well, it isn't "all right", but I do think they're only doing this to get help. LEM eh? FANSHAW The loudest one out front was shoving the doctor at a wounded man. SOUND AKE WALKS IN OLY [help me move him] [Hjälp mig att flytta honom!] OLY and AKE [Grunts as they move Lem] LEM [sharp hiss, trying not to cry out from pain] Fanshaw Be prepared. They have the doctor's lady tied to a chair, to enforce his aid. Lem Damn. AKE [laughs] [he knows one word!] [Han vet ett ord!] OLY [shush] [tyst] FADE Doc [speaking looud and slow] stitches. He needs stitches. I will have to sew that gash on his head. SWEDES [muttering] Doc [normal speed] untie my hands and I'll show you, you blasted idjets! Mrs. Doc [calmer, but a little hoarse from cying] Too bad we lost Nels last month. SVEN Nels? Doc If Nels weren't dead, everything would be easier. SVEN [angry] [Vad är det du säger om Nels?] Doc Nels. Yes. He was a good man. SOUND MEN SHUFFLING IN CARRYING LEM Lem [wincing in pain] Who's this Nels? Sven [angry] [You shut up about Nels!] [Du hålla käften om Nels!] OLY [Be quiet. If nels was here, there would be no problem. You know that.] [Var tyst. Om kanaler var här, skulle det inte vara något problem. Du vet att.] FANSHAW [speculative] Sounds like Nels is ...dead? Hmm. LEM [quiet] Go on then. SOUND FANSHAW LEAVES SOUND SETTING LEM DOWN IN CHAIR AKE [Should we tie him up?] [ska vi binda upp honom?] OLY [He cannot even stand. Leave him.] [Han kan inte ens stå. Lämna honom.] FADE SOUND OUTSIDE NOISES FANSHAW Nels? I say, is there a Nels around? FITCH [whispered, urgent] Shut tha gob! [shut your mouth] FANSHAW Heavens! Hello? FITCH [whispered, urgent] Gi o'er screetin'! [stop talking] FANSHAW Are you addressing me? FITCH [whispered, urgent] They'ull suss us're laikin about. Whilst us'm left bugger-all, and all that. {they'll figure out we're out here, leaving us with nothing} SCABBY BILL Pikey's off his head drownt, in't him? [pikey's drunk] PIKEY [drunken chortle] FANSHAW That's a relief - of a sort. Rather than a dead swede, I find a party of my own countrymen - of a sort - encroaching on an already sticky situation. Bloody hell. [sigh] I'd best relay this. FADE DOC I can't do him any good without my bag. [louder, and gesturing] Bag! OLY [thinking] Bag. Ja. Mrs. Doc Maybe they understand needle and thread. Show them. FANSHAW Lem, just listen. I've not found Nels, but felt I had to come back and inform you that there are men approaching in a sort of ambush formation outside. LEM Hmm? FANSHAW Not more of the Swedes - I suspect these are the fellows who the alteraction is with - or against. At any rate, they speak English - of a sort - so they won't be so hard to deal with, assuming that they don't simply stage an attack and kill everyone. LEM Cheery. FANSHAW And my apologies for not thinking of this before-- LEM [impatient sigh] FANSHAW But I did see where the doctor placed your guns and other belongings - they are in the chest at the foot of the bed you awoke in. LEM Hmph. DOC [slowly and loudly] You - look through my bag! You see? Noooo weapons. Give bag, let me help your friend. LEM [quickly] Doc, I think I hear some men outside. OLY [Hell! Nels always had bad timing!] [Helvete! Nels hade alltid dålig timing!] SVEN [Do not talk about Nels that way!] [Prata inte om Nels det sättet!] Mrs. Doc Nels? [slowly, but nicely] Nels was a good man. SVEN [good man] God Manniska. Ya. OLY [Hmph. give the doctor his bag.] [ge läkaren sin väska.] FADE FITCH Red, tha tike Jimmy and Sike, and skeg ap gate. Keep Pikey downwind, me - guff alone'd make a dozey twonk. [red, you take jimmy and sike and look out front. I'll keep pikey downwind. His farts alone would make you stupid.] PIKEY [drunken laugh] FANSHAW I shall have to leave them to their machinations while I find this Nels. [quiet] Please god I shall find him. [up] Nels? Nels! PIKEY Tha 'ear owt? [you hear anything?] FITCH Oyl and shoon. [Hole and shoes - shut your mouth and walk] FADE SOUND SCISSORS SNIP DOC [professional brisk] That needs to stay clean, which means-- MRS. DOC Dear? DOC [heavy sigh] Right. [back to loud and slow] Clean. Wash. Alcohol. Whiskey? SWEDES [approving noises] ya ya. Whiskey. DOC [brisk] I have no idea if they understand a word. LEM That last word I'd say they did. Mrs. Doc They're watching you real close. They might be getting some of this. At least some of our words are kind of similar. "Help", for instance. OLY [Help? Help what?] [Hjalp? Hjalp vad?] MRS. DOC It's almost like he understood me. LEM I wouldn't go thinkin' these fellers is fools. They don't even seem to mind us talkin, now that the doc's on with his business. DOC You think they'll leave now? LEM So this feller you were talkin about - the one who had some English - do I take it he's deceased? DOC [agreeing] Mm-hm. Hatchet flew off the handle, caught him in the side of the head. It weren't quick, and it weren't pretty, and there weren't a durn thing I coulda done. LEM So long as they're leavin us to talk amonst ourselves, doc, you were sayin there's some sort of dustup in this here valley? DOC These fellers - loggers, they are - have some issue with the miners down at the other end of the valley. They been getting along just fine for a donkey's years, and all of a sudden I ride in this trip to find them at odds and whaling on each other every chance they get. MRS. DOC Perhaps it is merely a misundertanding? With Ne- [catches herself] With their one translator passed on, could this all be a terrible mistake? LEM Might could be. These miners, they speak English? Not chineee or sumpin? DOC English they are, but kind of funny til you get used to it. LEM Then I think they's the ones a-creepin up on the house. I heered just a snatch of voices a while back, and it certain sure weren't Swedes. MRS. DOC What do we do? LEM I doubt me you're in any danger, missus, any more than you would be from these fellers. Them out there probably want the doc's help too. MRS. DOC Even after he sent everyone packing this afternoon? LEM Even more so. But they's like to be some fightin once you get'em all in one place. MRS. DOC Oh no! DOC If only these fellers would let me speak to them outside. LEM I'm not sure as they've even noticed-- OLY [hey! Someone's outside!] [hey! Någon utanför!] AKE [I hear them!] [Jag hör dem!] LEM Never mind. SVEN [do not let them come in!] [Låt dem inte komma in!] FADE FANSHAW [sigh] This is about as far as I can go. I don't know quite where the logger's camp might be‑‑ EZRA Hello. FANSHAW Hel-lo? EZRA Will you play with me? FANSHAW Oh, dear. [end] EPISODE 3 1_EZRA EZRA [child] What's your name? FANSHAW [dread] Fanshaw. EZRA That's a funny sort of name. FANSHAW I expect so. And yours? EZRA Ezra. Ezra Peacote. FANSHAW Ezra. Can you point me to the logger's encampment? EZRA Sure I can! You go on down this road a piece, then watch fer where all the trees is gone. FANSHAW I'm afraid this is as far as I can go, just at the moment. Can you go to the logging camp? EZRA I go there all the time to watch them cut down the trees. I'm gonna cut down trees when I grow up. FANSHAW [sorrowful] Oh. I see. FADE 2_barricade SOUND SHIFTING FURNITURE OLY [block that window! Put out the lamp!] [block som fönster! Släck lampan!] SVEN [yes! PUSH!] [Ja! Tryck!] SWEDES [GRUNTS as they shove furniture] DOC Stop all this! Let me talk to them! AKE [What if they come in the back?] [Tänk om de kommer i bakvägen?] Mrs. Doc Oh, please don't let them tear up my house, husband! That china cabinet was my mother's! DOC I'll watch the entire house burn to cinders if it means keeping you safe, Irene. LEM [muttered to self] All I'm watchin is a passel o' people payin no mind to the ailin' feller in the corner. [chuckles] It's a wonder how often it helps to seem a mite more poorly than y'really are. FADE 3_angel FANSHAW Ezra, you and I need to have a long talk, but that will have to wait. There's some people in danger, and we are the only ones who can help them. EZRA Helping is what I'm here fer. Not that I had much chance, yet. I'm an angel, you know. FANSHAW A - what? EZRA You do know what an angel is, dontcha? FANSHAW Oh, of course, I've just... I've never seen one. EZRA Mama always said that all young'uns who dies of the consumption come up angels. FANSHAW [sigh of relief] So you know that you passed on? EZRA Yessir. But don't sound so sad - it's all right. I don't cough no more. FANSHAW You shall have to tell me more about your mama - but first we must help, yes? FADE 4_irons SOUND DOOR CREAKS OPEN SOUND SLOW CAREFUL FOOTSTEPS [voices from back in the front room] OLY [yelling to them outside] [we know you are there! Stand up and be counted!] [vi vet att du är där! Stå upp och räknas] DOC [also yelling] They have my shotgun! Stay clear! MRS. DOC Please, all of you, don't hurt anyone. We must be able to work this out! SOUND DOOR EASES SHUT LEM [sigh of relief] Plumb clear ain't none of these fellers got much of a head fer fightin, or they'd have a man back here in case of-- PIKEY [slurred, off] Eyup! Naught but oiyl! As ah allus sez - let winder open, best as well put parkin in yune - an ahl tell thi that fer nowt. [hey - nothing but a hole! As I always say, leave the window open, might as well bake a cake [and invite people in], and I'll tell you that for free] LEM [hushed but urgent] Dammit! SOUND THUMPS AS HE CRAWLS, THEN TRUNK OPENS SOUND NOISES OF CLIMBING FROM OUTSIDE SOUND SEARCHING THE TRUNK LEM [searching for his guns] Where are they? Dammit! FADE 5_get nels EZRA Nels? I'll go and ask. There's a couple of fellers at the logging camp, but I ain't never talked to none of them. They talk funny. FANSHAW If he's there, Nels will be the one who CAN speak some English. EZRA I'm a-going. [slight pause] Say, Mr. Fanshaw, do you think this might could earn me my wings? I shore would love to be able to fly away and watch over my mama instead. FANSHAW [bright] I don't know, truly, but I suspect good deeds will always stand you in good stead. You go on, now. [pause] [small sob] FADE 6_put em up SOUND THUMP - THEY'RE IN THE ROOM. SCABBY BILL Bleeding muttonheads, innit? Leaving the drawbridge down and draining the moat fer us. PIKEY Inno moat. [laughs, then smothers it] An thou clap clack on me gone khalied. [And you talk about me being drunk] SCABBY BILL Shu'up. PIKEY SHHHHHHHhhhhhh. [sort of damp and spitty] SCABBY BILL [dry] Thanks, now I dinna need no washup. OLY [off] [Who the devil is watching the back?] [Vem fan tittar på baksidan?] AKE [off] [I thought bjorn was!] [Jag tyckte det var Björn] BJORN [off] [Ake was supposed to--] [Åke var tänkt att titta på] OLY [furious growl] [Get back there!] [Komma tillbaka dit!] SOUND FEET APPROACH SCABBY BILL Get set to swing that crow, and be chary you don't smite my crown. PIKEY Nowt missed owt threp yet. [never missed a smack yet] SOUND DOORKNOB TURNS SCABBY BILL Shh! SOUND DOOR OPENS PIKEY [loud attack] Right! SOUND HAMMERS CLICK, TWO GUNS LEM All y'all hold it right there. [up] GUN, savvy? PIKEY What? LEM Drop em. SOUND CROWBAR DROPS TO GROUND, SOMETHING WOOD TOO SCABBY BILL What gate of hell spewed you forth? LEM No place so trick. You should oughtta check the corners and the shadows when yer breakin inter a body's home. AKE [slightly off] Gun? LEM Yes, gun! SOUND SOMETHING DROPS IN THE HALL PIKEY Now, lad, us'n't doin nowt-- SCABBY BILL You have to understand the tragic poetry of this moment. You'd laugh if you had the whole picture there afore ye. LEM You two stay right'chere. SOUND SLIGHT STEP LEM [yelling to the swedes, slow] gun. Now you, "mansker"-- AKE [me?] [mig?] LEM Yeah - you go and unbind the good doctor and his wife. BJORN [he cannot shoot all of us.] [han kan inte skjuta oss alla] AKE [He can shoot one. And it can be you, idiot.] [Han kan skjuta en. Och det kan vara du, idiot.] LEM Idiot. Gotcha. Idjit, Gun and damm. And maybe mansker. Never thought I'd be learning no other lingo at my age. FADE 7_NELS EZRA You just waiting fer me? FANSHAW I thought it would be helpful if you could locate me easily. EZRA I kin find anything round here. I found yer Mr. Nels. He can't come no closer than over yonder, though. FANSHAW [calling] Nels? NELS Who is this asking? Sure, you're not the little boy. EZRA [muttered] I'm an angel. FANSHAW [up] We need help with talking to your men. Something has upset them and no one can speak to one another. NELS Sure, it is a row about the woman, is it not? FANSHAW A woman? The doctor's wife? NELS Nah! The one we bought fair and square - paid her passage and her indebted for five years, and them rascals up and run off with her. FANSHAW [resigned mutter] All this over a woman. And people wonder why a mustache is so comfortable. EZRA You got a lovely set of whiskers there, you do. FANSHAW Thank you. It helps a great deal to never have to worry about grooming them. NELS Sure, you bring us back the woman, there might be peace again. EZRA Is she their mother? FANSHAW I rather doubt it. But women are good at... other things too. EZRA You said a mouthful there, you did, sir. FANSHAW Please, just call me Fanshaw. EZRA All right Mr. Fanshaw. FANSHAW If you must. EZRA Huh? FANSHAW [UP] Nels, we need help speaking to your men. Are you willing to help, if I give you my word that we are going to do our best to clear this up? NELS [snort of derision] Sure, a bucket of dead men cannot float. EZRA That's just silly. FANSHAW I think that rather lost something in the translation. FADE 8_palaver SOUND ANGRY NOISES FROM BOTH SIDES LEM [very quiet] Talk to me, Fanshaw. [up a bit] Ain't much we can do while no one parlays the lingo. DOC I've always purposed to send away for a book of phrases, but Nels was always on hand. MRS. DOC Perhaps we could draw some pictures? DOC That's a capital idea! Mrs. Doc I have that slate we set aside ...[trails off with a slight sniffle. NOTE - she has things for when they have children, but she's never had any] ... I'll fetch it, then, shall I? SOUND SHE RUSHES OFF SCABBY BILL Us got more lads backside. Be reasonable and leave us go. LEM I got two guns, and the doc's got at least two barrels of buck, before we need to be reasonable about nothin. Stay shut. FANSHAW ENTERS FANSHAW Lem, we have a problem. LEM [laughs derisively] FANSHAW Nels IS present at the loggers camp, but cannot approach this place. I can get to within shouting distance, but it's going to be a bit of a slow process if I'm dashing back and forth for translations each time - not to mention any mispronunciations I might make along the way. SOUND MRS. DOC RETURNS MRS. DOC Here we go. I even have some chalk. Now. [bravely] You seem to be the leader here-- DOC Be careful, dear. MRS. DOC He's no more a danger with you watching him, husband. [to OLY] You... draw ... problem. OLY [quizzical] Problem? [definite, "getting it"] Problem! Ja! SOUND DRAWING ON SLATE MRS. DOC [satisfied] See? SCABBY BILL Prob'ly just drawin somethin rude. SOUND DRAWING FINISHES OLY ["Finished"] Fardig. [forceful, indicating - "woman"] Dam. SOUND TAPS THE SLATE PIKEY As I allus say. DOC I'll ask you not to use such language-- LEM No, I think he means dam, like a mare. Look at what he's drawn. DOC A woman? Oh, that sort of dam! OLY Ya. Dam. FANSHAW Damn! Lem, Nels said something about this all beginning with a woman. LEM Damn. [gasp, up] Pardon me, ma'am. [musing] We really need to get a mite closer to the loggin camp. END EPISODE 4 FANSHAW I've been thrown for a bit of a loop, or I would have mentioned the presence of a female at the heart of this matter-- LEM [riled] Will someone just come to the point and tell me what's a-going on? What is this about a woman? FANSHAW Nels said that he and his had -ahem- brought her here, and those fellows apparently absconded with her. PIKEY What woman? Us dunno nowt about no woman. FITCH Put wood in't clacks. [shut up] LEM You certain sure they's speakin normal English? Sounds downright wrong. DOC You get used to it. FANSHAW I assume they are come from one of the large mining areas back home in blighty. Perhaps Lancashire or Yorkshire. LEM York-sure? PIKEY Aye! Tykes, us'm. FITCH Shh! LEM That sounds like an ayup. OLY [This has to get us something. give us the woman] Detta är att få oss något framåt. ge oss damen. LEM There's that dam again. [up] If you're telling me you got no woman-- FITCH Got nowt. LEM Then let's all jest mosey down t'yer camp and have a rekky. [thinks] See what we find. SCABBY BILL Nae, sir, cannot. LEM Whay's that? SCABBY BILL um.... Ty-foy. DOC Typhoid? Horsefeathers! Sides, cain't catch typhoid from a looksee. Get up. PIKEY Shant. OLY [growl] Son till en hund! [Son of a dog!] FITCH Gormless bastard - tha'll be right skittled! AKE Låt mig slå honom! [Let me hit him!] SWEDES and TYKES [general angry grumbles] MRS. DOC Wait! Wait, all of you! SWEDES and TYKES [all shut up with gasps] MRS. DOC You! Sit! [noise for emphasis as she gestures] SOUND SHIFTING, THUMPING, TYKESIDE MRS. DOC Now you! Go on! SOUND SHIFTING THUMPING, SWEDE-SIDE. FANSHAW Clearly, some things are quite comprehensible, no matter what tongue you speak. They do say women are a civilizing influence and are bound to tame the west. LEM [slight snort of laughter] FANSHAW This show of respect certainly gives me some hope regarding the treatment of this mystery woman, as well. LEM [deep breath and sigh] Now, fellers. Let's take it one more time from the saddle blanket up. FADE SOUND OUTSIDE, FIRE NEARBY SOUND BAG SET DOWN, RUSTLE BEACHUM [crotchety old hag] Wazzatcher got vere? Ye call vem leeks? TED Best t'be had. Yon t'were parky summer. [best to be had. It was a cold summer] BEACHUM Hmm. Right, leave em on block. SOUND RUNNING FEET COME IN JAMES [breathless from off] Eyup! TED Eyup? Why'rt thee so sharp? [hello? What's wrong?] JAMES Maister Finch an't lads! They'm gripped! [Finch and the guys! They've been grabbed] TED Thas doolally, thee! [you're crazy!] JAMES Nay! us were without't house; Fitch went in wi Scabby Bill, Pikey-- [no! We were at the house, and they went in--] TED [snort] All save thee? Get on. [everyone but you? Nonsense!] JAMES Shouts! And vices. Them logmen. But else ain mair. I'm thought as that's black tidins, me, so I have a squint, and them're all sat like bairns in skoil, with old scratch hisself stood about in catflap johnnies, wavin a pair of irons and fit to beat seven sorts of shite out of 'em. [Shouts! And voices! Those loggers. But that's not all. I figured that sounded bad, so I peeked in, and they were all sitting like kids in school, with the devil standing over them in longjohns, waving a pair of guns and ready to beat the crap out of them] TED [decisive, grim] Roust old Git. Say tis knockin up time. [go wake up Old git. Tell him to get everyone moving.] FADE SOUND EATING, SPOON THROWN DOWN LARS [disgusted noise] [this tastes terrible.] [Det här smakar hemskt.] ARN [They better be getting her back. You cook very badly.] [De bättre att få henne tillbaka. Du tillagar mycket dåligt.] LARS [What do you expect?] [Vad förväntar du dig?] KJELL [Quiet down! It will not kill you.] [Tysta ner! Det kommer inte döda dig.] SOUND DOOR SLAMS OPEN FREDEK [out of breath] [Come quickly! Something has happened!] [Kom snabbt! Någonting har hänt!] SWEDES [Excited responses - please all record the following, I will mix] [my god!] Herregud! [What happened?!] Vad hände? [Where is Oly?] Var är Oly? [Let's get em!] Låt oss få dem! SOUND CLATTER OF DISHES, BENCHES SCRAPE FADE LEM Don't try and buffalo me, lads. I know you all are speakin some kinda English, and YOU, SCABBY BILL Me? LEM Ayup. I heerd you. You talk purt near normal. Normal fer Englanders leastways. FANSHAW Oh, thank you VERY much. SCABBY BILL [deep over the top thick accent] Nae, Maister. [quoting a song] Wear 'as tha-bin since ah saw thee, On Il-kley Moor bar-ta--at? Wear 'as tha-bin since ah saw thee? Wear 'as tha-bin since ah saw thee? LEM Cut that out. This ain't no game, feller. Lessen you're hankerin to see a mighty dustup, I truly suggest you take off the feathers and help me untie this knot y'all've wound. SCABBY BILL [considering] Hmm. PIKEY Wazzat? Knots 'n feathers? SCABBY BILL Nay mitherin, lad. [no worrying, lad.] [up, clearer] What thee rightly asking, there, "fellow"? DOC While yer jawin, Mr. Roberts, Why don't you have a seat? Never saw a man could sway like 'at, while his hands was set in granite. LEM Sore as it is to own up to weakness, I think a chair would be right fine right about now. SOUND CHAIR SCRAPE LEM [sighs as he sits] EZRA [distant] Mr. Fanshaw? FANSHAW I am summoned. You seem to be handling things. LEM [quiet] uh-huh. MRS. DOC If yer all set on hospitality, perhaps these gentlemen will let me set some water on to heat? PIKEY Wha? SCABBY BILL Lass says tea mayhap. PIKEY Ta! MRS. DOC [slowly, with sound effects, to the Swedes] I heat water [glug glug] to drink [slurp] warm. OLY [quizzical] ya? MRS. DOC Well. I'll just be in the kitchen, then. SOUND WALKS OUT LEM Checkin' her biscuits. DOC [chuckles] FADE SOUND OUTSIDE EZRA Mr. Fanshaw! There's folks coming up on you. FANSHAW From where? EZRA There! FANSHAW The loggers? EZRA And there! FANSHAW Oh, blast. FADE DOC [whispered] Mr. Roberts, tea's all well and good, but fer really makin peace, I cain't fault whiskey. LEM [undertone] Save it fer after. Leave 'em sober til they agree. [up] You, what's yer name, anyway? SCABBY BILL Bill. LEM No dancin now - tell me about this woman. SCABBY BILL [sigh] T'owd lass. Nae laikin'. [clears his throat] She weren't happy wit' them tree trunks. Nowt speak proper, now t'one has gone. LEM What's her name? SCABBY BILL Mrs. Beamish. LEM Mrs.? Doc? DOC I ain't never seen her. SCABBY BILL Widder. LEM Ayeah. So Missus Beamish is from England, like you fellers? SCABBY BILL Nae, London, her'm. SOUND FANSHAW ENTERS FANSHAW [breathless] Lem! More are on their way, both sides. LEM But she talks like you. SCABBY BILL [snort of laughter] Nay! She've an accent. FANSHAW [surprised laugh] LEM But you-- [take a breath to speak, but is intrupted] SCABBY BILL But mair like than nowt like. Can cal [rhymes with pal] six of seven, as may be. Talk. FANSHAW [warning] Lem, I know it's a bad time-- LEM So she favors y'all, cuz she kin talk to you? SCABBY BILL Aye. OLY [Did they say what they did?] LEM [slow] I'm asking. [muttred] Dunno what's'a gonna happen when I haveta explain. FANSHAW Lem, I'll come back and let you know when they are close enough to be a danger. LEM That's right fine. FADE SOUND Moving through underbrush KJELL Det är huset! [There is the house!] LARS Finns det någon död? [Are there any dead?] FREDEK Jag såg ingen. [I saw none.] LARS Oly? Var såg du honom? [Oly? Where did you see him?] FREDEK Jag ser ljus! I fönstret! [I see light! In the window!] KJELL Tyst! [Be quiet.] FADE TED Thas t'house? JAMES Eh, by gum. Us gang thru t'winder. [we went in through the window] OLD GIT Winder wooded oop. [window is covered in wood] JAMES [disparagin] Winder at back. TED See owt o't'lads? [see anything of the guys?] JAMES Within? OLD GIT Tha reckon, young-en? TED [musing] Tis goin' dahn't nick, appen as not. [this is all going to hell, like] FADE MUTTERING DISCUSSIONS AMONG BOTH GROUPS MRS. DOC Drink. It's more broth. LEM Thankee kindly, ma'am. All this jawin is plumb wearin me thin. DOC I think you've takin the edge off, anyways. Ain't no one looking fit to kill, no more. LEM At's a wonder. [sips, ahhh.] DOC But I worry about you, feller. Soon as can, you're for bed, and I'll need ta check them wounds. LEM I cain't wish fer more. [up, to Mrs.] Thankee ma'am. Maybe a touch more? MRS. DOC Of course. SOUND BUSTLES OFF LEM [quiet] Spect this's a bad time to say I'm a-hearin voices outside again? DOC What the blazes! LEM shh. I think both have reinforcements comin. We needs to shove some peaceable down all their throats - and right quick, before a range war starts out yonder. SCABBY BILL [clears throat] We are ready to cry off. And make some talk. Nowt gi' up, but sort this - hosses fer yows. [not giving up, but want to negotiate - horses for ewes] LEM Sounds like a good start. You? OLY Ya? [No fighting. Talk. Somehow.] DOC Does that sounds peaceble enough? LEM I'm fair hopeful. [up] Bill? Go tell yer men to rein it in. [correcting] uh, step back. They's comin from out there. SCABBY BILL Flippin 'eck! Ah'm barn. [flippin heck! I'm going] SOUND a couple of steps, DOOR OPENS SCABBY BILL [off, fading] Lads! LEM Oly, your turn, old son. [slowly, with gestures] Go stop your'n. OLY Ya. SOUND FEET, DOOR LEM [clearly weakening] Doc, go and yell fer that Bill feller - tell him to bring Mrs. Beamish along here. See what you can do anyway. DOC Let me take them guns, first, yer gone all pale and fit to drop 'em LEM I'll set em down myself. SOUND METAL ON WOOD LEM [quiet] Don't fret. Th'ain't even loaded. DOC Well, I'll be! LEM I doubt me I got the strength left to hold guns and bullets. Now catch 'em up and get that woman here. END
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On this week episode in ‘The Huddle' we discuss Denver Nuggets.Nikola Jokic winning his second straight MVP award but they lost their second-best players this season because of injuries. Jamal Murray has suffered an ACL injury since early 2021 and Michael Porter Jr missed most of season as well with a back injury. Therefore, getting and staying healthy is the only priority for Denver in the upcoming season. If Murray and Porter Jr. stay on the court, the Nuggets will be able to perform better in the upcoming 2022-2023 season. What do you think of Denver for the upcoming season? In ‘The Match', we discuss Dream Team vs Redeem Team. The 1992 USA Men basketball team and 2008 USA Men national team called dubbed the dream team. If these two teams compete, it's going to be a very interesting matchup. On the other hand, what do you think about Australian national team? How can Australia national team compete with these teams?And to round out the show in ‘Rapid Fire', we talk Derrick Rose. He started his career with the Chicago Bulls in 2008. He was named the NBA Rookie of the Year in 2009 and became the youngest MVP winner. He led the bulls during the early 2010s, but his performance has declined since he injured his knee in the 2012 season. All previous MVPs have been inducted into the Hall of Fame, but Rose is unlikely to be inducted into the Hall of Fame due to poor performance after his injury. Whay do you think of his chances?~Ryleh, Shelley & Hailey
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This week we continue our exploration of Trout in Trouble, specifically in Montana. Pat Byorth [52:56], Montana Fish Commissioner [52:56], and I discuss the current decline of brown trout in southwest Montana, what you should do if you fish there during this hot, low-water year, and what the future may hold. He'll give some good advice on being a responsible angler during this tough period. In the Fly Box this week, we have some great questions, comments, and tips, including: Not all Scandinavians hold their rods high when playing fish What can I do to find trout in pools in big rivers? Whay would a trout refuse my size 14 mayfly and then take a stonefly nymph? Why is my back cast dropping? A tip for making copper tungsten beads into matte gray beads with a lighter How do I teach kids how to cast a nymph rig? Why do my Elk Hair Caddis flies only float briefly? What is the best way to renew a dry fly tied with snowshoe rabbit fur? Some tips for a listener who had trouble mending line How often should I fish with a guide and how often should I fish alone if I want to learn more? Where is there no zonked gray squirrel available? How do I repair streamers where the coneheads, beads, or dumbbell eyes twist after a few uses? Why did I use five bluefish in a row? Can you fish tandem streamers? A listener corrects my physics knowledge How can I fish nymphs on a day so windy it blows my indicator downstream? A tip from a listener on using Euro nymphing techniques with an indicator. Is there a standard for hook wire gauge so I can determine when a clinch knot won't work?
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