fun enough for me and it's time to get on about the business of our work. So I'm about to introduce our next fabulous human being who's going to facilitate our skills building session around cohorts, right? We're starting the cohort talk already. I am very delighted to welcome my own cohort of two in the facilitation trade, the amazing Carmen Morgan. Thanks y'all. I didn't do a mic check so I don't know. Hopefully y'all can hear me. Hi everyone. Listen, I don't have an instrument, I'm not going to do any singing. And we're going to do a barbecue right after this. So I just want you all to hang in there because I know that many of you are coming from the airport, some of you are on Pacific Coast time, there's a lot and so we're going to do a little bit of skills building to get it started, there's going to be some movement but know that after this, relax, reception, barbecue. Okay, just a quick show of hands. How many of you were part of the prep call that we did so that you could be prepped? Okay, good. Oh, good, good, good. So some of this might be a little bit of a repeat for some of you and Lisa already talked about it which is why are we spending so much time and energy on cohort building and I just want to give you a little bit of context then we're going to jump right into what we're going to do these three days around cohorts and then we're going to do some cohort building. So the first piece is that, and again, some of you heard this on the prep call, there's been a lot of research mostly by foundations who have a lot of financial resources to do this kind of research that cohorts are far more effective than just one on one information sharing or working in silos that there's a lot of added value when you work in cohorts. They're often cost effective, et cetera. So that's one of the reasons why we really want to drill down on spending time, getting some skills around cohorts. The other is there might be some funding connected to it and not that that should be the only reason why you spend the time and energy to spend some time learning about it, but that audience revolution, the next phase of this is going to spend some time, it's going to fund cohorts. So the vehicle by which you're going to get the funding, you would get the funding is through a cohort. And then last but not least, there are folks in this room who are already a part of cohorts. In fact, if you're part of a national cohort, a regional cohort doing any kind of cohort working, can you just raise your hand? Okay. So we fully expect to tap into the experience of what might be working really well and effective in those experiences and also what some of the challenges are. Okay. So what we're going to try to do over the course of these three days, are things moving behind me? The slides and so forth? Oh, they are. Okay. Great. So here's what we're going to try to do. We're going to share some strategies on what makes cohorts effective and we're going to do a little bit of that today. We want to give you all an opportunity to practice some of that and try out some of those strategies and we'll be doing that on Thursday. And then on Friday, we're going to have a report out. And that's going to be, we're going to, there's an assignment that you all have in your workbook. And what we're going to ask you to do is to think about for the next three days where there might be some new learnings and we're going to talk about that on, that's a lot of facilitator talk. New learnings, report out. But you know what I mean? We're going to do that on Friday. What else? Oh, Samantha, Samantha from Tempe, Arizona. Come on down. Where's Samantha? Samantha, how are you? Samantha, is this your first time here at a TCG conference? It is not. I was at the first audience revolution in 2013. Wonderful. Well, Samantha, what do you have to share with us today? Thank you very much, Samantha. OK. So, you know, on the prep call, we were talking about cohort this, cohort that, cohort, cohort, cohort. And then one of the questions that we got was, what's a cohort? So it's just simply what Samantha just said. And it's right up here. It's lots of different characteristics that folks can form around to, again, do the added value. And this is also in your workbook. I believe, what page would that be on, Samantha? 13. Thank you. OK. OK, so this is what I want to spend most of the time doing. We're actually going to do some cohort building right now. So I'm going to just start out by saying, I'm really going to need your patience here. I'm going to really need your support. I'm going to need your attention. And I'm going to really need you to follow all of the directions that I give you. OK. And no pushback, just for this part. No pushback. So here's what I'm going to do. I'd like you all to listen. I'm going to give you all the instructions, all the directions. And then when I tell you to move, that's when you're going to move. And we've got about 220 people in this room. So like I said, I'm just going to ask for your support. Do we have folks queued up where they're supposed to be? All right, wonderful. TCG folks, I think we're going to need Lisa. Great, Lisa's there. OK, so we're going to ask you to pick one of these buckets here. And we're going to call them out again. And as the staff call out the buckets, just listen to think if any one of them resonates for you. And it might be that when you registered, you checked that as an area of interest.  I think I'm interested in that. You don't have to be too wedded to it. But it should be an area where you would be interested in having a conversation and gaining some more information around it, right? So listen to what gets called out and already be thinking what resonates for you. And if you're feeling like, oh, no, what did I check on the registry? It doesn't have to be all about that, OK? Already a question, yes. No, no, you're not committed to it for the entire time. Although, Lisa, there is a stipulation. There is some bucket commitment, right? No? Sort of a yes and a no. We're going to ask you to be committed to the cohort that we will build in this exercise for the whole time. OK? Don't have to only do stuff about balancing new audiences and existing subscribers the whole time if that's just one of your interests. Did that answer that question? Is that helpful? So we're going to create a little cohort model. And we are going to ask you to, there will be some strategic moments on Thursday that we say go back to that group and again on Friday. Yeah? Is that helpful? But you don't have to be committed to that particular topic area. Any other questions before we, I already feel the energy, people are losing attention. OK, there's a definition of creative place making. OK, so I'm going to hand that question off to Lisa. Smooth, Carmen, smooth. Efforts to create vibrancy using the arts in a particular geographic place. Great. Good question. Any other clarification? You know, why don't we do this? We're going to read them all off, and then we'll do another round of questions, just if anything's not clear. OK, we're going to start with Defina, and you know what to do. OK, did everybody hear that? Wait, you might have, wait, wait. She's going to turn it on for you, I think. OK, balancing, OK, great. Is this on? OK, yes. Woo, balancing new audiences with your current subscribers, if that's a challenge for you to balance new and the old. Wonderful. And just for ease, I might repeat these as we go. Go for it, JP. Thank you. All right. OK, Kevin. OK, measuring data collection and effectiveness. Thank you so much. All right. Thank you, Devin. Yeah, all right. OK, and over here? OK. OK, so for the purpose of this exercise, activity, exploration in the value of cohorts, we're going to ask you to just pick one of these. And again, you don't have to be wedded to it. It's not going to be a defining characteristic for the rest of your life, just for these three days. Just for these three days, there's flexibility here. So think about it. Are you all have it, like you know which one you're probably going to move to? OK, raise your hand if you don't have any clue what you're going to do after I say move. OK, let's just, everyone, everyone, let's provide support to this one individual over here. What? We want to support you. Ask our question. But we've already got a whole lot of stuff going on over here. Wait, just a second. Just a second, we've got one question, and then you can do your cohort building. OK, yes. Isn't that the challenge? OK, so you're going to have a lot of opportunities throughout these three days to mix and test out a lot of other areas. So really, this is an exercise that's going to drill down on some of the dynamics, the group dynamics, that come up when you're a new collective working together. So if you think about it that way, the topic area, it's helpful and it's important, but it won't be the end all be all for the weekend, for these three days. Is that helpful? OK, so the rest of you are all ready to move. And when I say move, you'll pick up your things because when you come back, you'll be in your cohorts, and so you may not be sitting where you're going to be sitting. And this is the support that I need. This is where the patience and the support comes in. Please do this in silence. This part, it's very important. It doesn't work if you speak. So I need you to do this in silence. Please move. Wonderful. Now I know it's getting really bunched up, but we're going to do another round of sorting. So just make your ways best you can towards the area. And for this group over here, bring some of you. Feel free to bring some of you over here. You can sit, but know it's going to be temporary because you're going to break again. So just sort yourself as best you can, push towards the poster that best represents you, but know that you're going to break again. OK, staff that are there with the regional signs, let's get ready. Is there anybody that's still just trying to find their way? Do you need a little bit more time? OK, let me go ahead and give you the directions, the next phase of directions because I already see the silence is wearing thin right now. People are already starting to talk. Let's do this quickly. What you're going to do now is think about whether or not there's some benefit to having a conversation around this topic area in a region. Now, one of the regions is I don't want to do this conversation in a region. So already, don't get anxious if you feel like you don't want to do this conversation in a region. And we want to be really broad just so that you can, we're going to be, these are broad regions. East, all of East, all of West, national, people who want to be a part of a mix, Midwest, and then South. And then I don't want to be a region. That's the question mark. So now, I need you to get a sign if that's what you want to represent. Take that sign and move away from where there are a lot of people and stand there with that sign so that the people who are connected to that bucket who now want that region will go with you. Does that make sense? We're going to break again now based on region. So grab a sign, folks, cluster together, and start moving with the person that's got the sign. Hold those signs up high.  Move with the person who's got the sign. Wonderful. Great. And just cluster together, but away from a whole bunch of other people so that we can just spread this out. There's a lot of space in the middle. OK. This may be a helpful addition to the direction. Folks, I'm just going to say one more thing and then I feel like you'll be ready to go grab your chairs because then you've got an assignment to do. The goal is to get yourselves down to about maybe 10 people. So if you're in a group of 15, I suppose we can make that work. But look around and see how big your group is.  You may want to just split yourself in half. Or you may want to use another defining characteristic, like all the people with tennis shoes go together, all the people with all the attractive people go together, all the, OK? So although, yeah, it's so subjective. So I didn't mean to hurt anybody's first. It'll work out. Yeah, you could have two national groups, but we don't want you to be so big that you can't.


What's up everyone? Takedown here. Welcome back to another comic book video. Today is gonna be part two of the incredible Hulk comics that I did have in the last 4,000 comic book lot that I did purchase. So in this video I'm gonna be sharing all the incredible Hulk comics that I didn't share in the last one. There's about 40 left in here and then at the end I'm gonna be sharing what I did sell these for which the sale is happening tomorrow but the person that has already since I recorded the last video has already sent me an e-transfer of the total amount we agreed upon and I'm meeting him tomorrow around 2.30 I think. So let's just get into the comics and at the end I'll share what I sold them for.  I don't think I put them in the exact order I should have or some are just mixed up a little bit but we have issue 392. We have 394 which is really cool. Kind of resembles RoboCop there but and again I'm probably missing some of these in my own personal collection or there's some that I probably could have taken out from my own personal collection but I did want to get some sales rolling in. This one here's one that I definitely would have picked for myself and that is 395 and it includes the Punisher which is really cool. I don't really have that many Punisher comics in my own collection. 396 again including the Punisher. I love crossovers in that so that's really really cool. 398 not familiar with this guy here comment down below who it is. 399 in the last video I did share issue 400 which was the foil cover so we do have 399 which I just want to double check. Part 3, part 4. No I don't have a continued set I'm missing 397 to have a part 1 to 4 sets. We have 401 looks like Iceman here having a bad day. We do have 402. The artwork just looks amazing in these. 403. Love the juggernaut. I'm surprised I missed that. You have Nova. You have juggernauts. You have a lot of great characters on this cover. I love juggernaut. 315 kind of redesigns the Incredible Hulk a little bit. Obviously this is more getting into the 90s 94 so of course they redesigned some of the characters but at least they kept it going. Here's one I think we were missing. I think we were missing four of four for the Trojan War but that is 316. I'm gonna have to set this one aside see if we do have a complete sets but honestly I already sold these so I'm not sure what this set would have been worth but they are already sold. 417 at least I see vision there. That's cool a lot of great ones Captain America Iron Man a lot of great characters in this one. We have 418 which is the wedding now I do have in my own personal collection that was from this lots the same comic but it is the foldouts one so I will show that in a future video when I share some of my own personal collection right now what I'm sharing is all the comics that I purchased and I am selling 419 or at least I'm selling most of them. This one looks really cool 420 black cover very interesting 421 that just looks evil that looks cool. Some of these are sticking together a little bit 422 and I think that is complete set as well 423 I don't have any with her on it and the comics with her on the cover so again I know there's some I could have probably kept for myself but I needed to get some sales right 424 this is looking a lot newer these ones 426 complete redesign there 427 looks very very creepy great artwork though 428 continuing that theme 429 another redesign here interesting though 430 432 a little bit of a jump but so far pretty in order compared to the last one we have 433 return of the Punisher that's cool we have a funeral 434 love the funeral ones but this is a little bit too newer for me there's a cutoff point for me in the 90s so just not for me this is three sorry 435 and credit Hulk against Rhino don't have any with Rhino in it but it's not a fan of the redesigns heroes and villains this one looks insane 436 supposed to be sideways like that that looks cool very interesting we have an annual here annual 19 with annual 20 as well again these some of these are not in order jumping back to 437 438 439 which looks insane but it looks like a similar cover that I've seen before 440 442 she-hulk right there very cool we have an annual this is 16 1990 right there we have 17 so 91 and then we do have annual 18 which is the return of the defenders part one that is really cool and there is one more a foil cover and that is 393 now this one here I already have my own personal collection I actually have to think three copies that's why I'm including this one in this lot to sell this one here three copies of this one I found in three or four separate lots that I've purchased out of three of them I had that comic in it so I have one for myself I have this one that's included this lot and I still have one more for sale so out of all of these comics there is 80 comics in total I did have them listed at originally 300 and something I lowered it to 275 and I received an offer of $240 which equals out to be $3 per comic and I gladly took that's the buyer did already eat transfer me the money I am meeting with him tomorrow around 2 30 to sell them but to me that is great profit off of these comics I only paid about 65 cents per comic so selling them for $3 per comic is amazing and for the most part all the comics that included in the 4,000 comic book lots are going to be around that price range of $3 per comic or more they're all bagged and boarded they're all an excellent click excellent condition sorry for the stutter and a lot of great ones that people do collect X-Men Spider-Man and different ones like that's that I should be able to fly right off the shelves and be able to sell them fairly quickly so hope you guys enjoyed these videos I do have some more coming out soon Avengers Guardians of the Galaxy and a bunch of other comic videos as well if you guys want to see more comic book videos let me know down in the comments below and I'll see you guys in the next one please take care peace


Hi radio fans welcome to behind the mic from otrpodcast.com. I'm your host Austin Bach and on this podcast We explore the history behind many of old-time radio's greatest performances We jump around from series to series picking one episode each week and together We learned about the actors producers sponsors and more before listening to that full episode as it was originally broadcast If you have feedback for today's show or have a great idea for a future podcast Please send me an email at contact otrpodcast.com You can also send me a voice message by clicking the link in the show notes or if you're watching this on YouTube Just leave a comment down below today's episode will begin after a brief message from our sponsor on June 17th 1947 the same day Pan American World Airways began their first regularly scheduled around the world passenger service NBC radio debuted the new adventures of Philip Marlowe The radio series was based on the character created by Raymond Chandler in 1932 for the popular pulp magazine black mask The pulps as they were often referred to were inexpensive fiction magazines published until the late 1950s that got their name from the cheap wood pulp paper that was used to create the magazines Philip Marlowe became popular within the genre of hard-boiled crime fiction in which the genres Protagonist is typically a detective who witnesses the violence of organized crime that flourished during the prohibition While dealing with a legal system that has become as corrupt as the organized crime itself Rendered cynical by the cycle of violence the detectives of the genre are often anti-heroes and Marlowe is no exception Underneath the wisecracking hard-drinking tough private eye Philip Marlowe is quietly contemplative and philosophical and enjoys chess and poetry While he is not afraid to risk physical harm. He does not dish out violence merely to subtle scores The episode featured in today's podcast is the fourth episode of the series that aired on October 17th, 1948 By that time the series had moved to the CBS radio network and had been retitled the adventures of Philip Marlowe Please enjoy where there's a will from the adventures of Philip Marlowe When the will was read everybody figured she'd been crazy when she wrote it and that included me But I changed my mind after spending a night on an island with a pig a cat and an ape Because in reality they were people From the pen of Raymond Chandler outstanding author of crime fiction comes his most famous character as CBS presents the adventures of Philip Marlowe And now with Gerald Moore starred as Philip Marlowe we bring you tonight's unusual story where there's a will It spent the whole day on a noisy job, which had concerned itself with a lot of people who talked a lot and said nothing When I finally locked up my office for the night. I was worn out As I drove slowly along the street, I was glad to be heading for home and little peace and quiet At least that's what I thought But when I pulled up for a full stop sign only a half a block from my apartment Something happened which brought my little dream of peace and quiet to an end a Card door opposite me flew open and something mighty excited jumped in I'm being followed drive on please the law. No, please drive on. Okay, lady get a good grip on the upholstery I Thought I'd do it now.  Hey, hey, not so fast It's impolite to hitch and run look mister right now I'm up to my earrings in trouble and that leaves very little time for small talk with strangers Even nice ones well in that case the name is Philip Marlowe, which takes care of the stranger part And I'm a private detective which makes trouble my business Where do we go from there? No place three hundred thousand dollars worth of hidden bonds a screwy old lady in a sculptor with a red Beard or too much for any one-man police force. Mr. Marlowe so again. Good night Before I could say anything she was out and God There was only the heady scent of taboo in the air The memory of a gorgeous profile with jet-black hair and pale blue eyes And I sighed like a schoolboy and decided to put her under the heading of things that pass in the night But I couldn't Why out of all the cars in Los Angeles should she have picked on mine? Well the next morning as I was walking down the corridor to my office door. I was still seeing pale blue eyes Maybe that's why I didn't notice the man who waited outside my door until I was almost on top of him He was well-dressed in about 35 He looked like a man who had forgotten how to smile Marlowe, right? I want to compliment you on your behavior last night. Mr. Marlowe. Barbara told me about it. Oh Come on in Mr. Shields Edward Shields Would you be interested in aiding three people in a search for more than a quarter million dollars in negotiable bonds? One percent of which will be yours if the bonds are found Being a fairly fast man with figures. Yes. Yes, I was plenty I'd like to few details Well, Mr. Marlowe my aunt Bernice Mayhew Shaw died leaving her entire fortune to charity with the exception of the bonds I mentioned those are to be divided equally among three of us the soul If we find them within 24 hours That sounds like something you dream about after a midnight snack of pizza and pigs knuckles perhaps But you didn't know my aunt beside myself the beneficiary is our Barbara Haynes the girl you met last night She was and Bernice's personal secretary and another nephew Harlin Crane who at the moment happens to be a sculptor Happens to be six months ago. He was a sailor before that earth Writer without even a rejection slip to his name My cousin is irresponsible Impetuous and completely self-independent world self. Mr. Shields. What are the exact conditions at precisely noon today the three of us are to meet With Luthor Willard my beloved aunt's lawyer who will give us each a large sheet of tissue paper covered with specific markings Individually the sheets mean absolutely nothing But combined one over the other the transparent sheets form a coherent map to the location of the bond But why all the intrigue my dear departed aunt had a peculiar sense of humor in addition to this she was never particularly fond of any of us she was sure that our Individual shortcomings would make cooperation among us impossible Even for so short a period is 24 hours and the fact that a man followed Miss Haynes last night convinced you that there was something to that I can convince me. No, he may have been nothing but a person at you Nevertheless, I do feel that to play safe a fourth party a Custodian of the map so to speak would be advised. That's fine. When do I go to work? Mr. Shields at noon at the Lawyer's office However, I regret the first you must be approved by the third air I don't like to ask us Mr. Marlowe, but would you mind very much calling on my cousin Arlen? Personally, not at all. As a matter of fact, I think he might prove very interesting. Yes, I'm sure he will As interesting as an ape in the zoo I Felt like saying look shields and not as gullible as I look Then I thought a client's a client and I decided to play along Holland Crane six-foot red bearded giant talked as he worked wielding a 10-pound sculptors mallet like it was an 18th century quill Money isn't everything to me and never has been Over a hundred thousand dollars will buy a lot of Marvel half the state of a mod I'd say But tell me at a point mr. Crane do I get you a seal of approval? You'll be all right Anyone who can get by shields the all-american screws ought to do thanks a million enough being Personal where you're concerned. It's just a matter of facing a fact bluntly Edward Shields is conniving Avericious and dull I hardly recommend him to nobody and the girl Bob Ray you feel the same way about her No, I don't And the truth of the matter Marlowe is that I know very little about Barbara Haynes What I do know I like very much now that I can understand Well, do you realize that once you have the whole map in your possession you worth an awful lot of money? Of course I do the whole map. I have a market value of exactly three hundred thousand dollars. That's right, fella $300,000 dead or alive I Know it was small of me, but I didn't exactly see the joke and things got less funny as time went on Later as me in my trio get off the elevator at the lawyer's office Old Luther Willard and Bernice's attorney was waiting for us so excited. He could hardly talk I I've been held up a little man. He wanted the man. He's a man dark complex. Yes Yes, I had a scar on the side of his neck. How are they maps? All right. Hmm the maps. Oh, yes Yes, they're all right. Now wait a minute. Wait a minute everybody give him a chance. Mr. Willard Tell us exactly what happened. This is mr. Marlowe. He told you about him. Mr. Willard, of course. Yes Yes, they come into my office You see I was putting some papers into my safe when this little man stepped up behind me and demanded the maps Would they in the safe? No. No, thank heavens. Oh, make yourselves comfortable the maps. Mr. Willard Where are they now? Oh, right here where they were all the time here under the blotter on my desk Clever of me wasn't it? Wax seals still intact. I'll take all three of them right now. Mr. Willard. That is if there are no objections All right, then I guess we can be on our way. Hold on mr. Marlowe There are still two things you people must know First in the event the bonds are not recovered within the 24 hours I am instructed to open another sealed envelope which I'm happy to report as kept in my bank vault That envelope contains a complete and simplified map and is to be turned over to a designated charity and second if any of you die before the allotted time is up The bonds are to be divided among the surviving persons and if none of us survives mr. Willard Why in that case the bonds again go to charity you see Harlin your aunt was a very generous woman After arranging to meet with the three areas of Shields place later that afternoon I headed for the nice and public public library where I figured I'd be able to examine the maps and safety By placing the three maps exactly one over the other I saw that the bonds were hidden on the larger of two squares of land Called Twin Islands, which were the personal property of the late Bernice Mayhew Shaw and Located in Indian Lake in the San Bernardino Mountains As I left the library with the three maps in my pocket I felt like a well-fed mallard on the opening day of hunting season Then I knew I was being followed As I slipped into a doorway and turned I saw it was the nasty little man with a scar All right, you were through playing tag Not just shorty not until you talk loud and clear All right, if you're sure you can get it all straight the first time There now the whole story beginning middle and end yeah Yeah, like you say whole story Okay Starts like this. Oh by the time I figured out that it had been the sawed-off end of a broomstick that had slammed my stomach Up against my backbone The little man was out of sight Another five minutes went by before I quit calling myself sucker and I started to think straight nearest public locker was in the Santa Fe Trailways bus depot in Cohinga I Went up there and deposited two-thirds of the map for safekeeping until we were ready to leave for Indian Lake And I found a telephone and a half a dozen calls later I knew that a caretaker named Jumbo was the sole inhabitant of Twin Islands and my last call was to him I Wanted some kind of a welcoming committee ready for us And I left the phone booth. It was only one o'clock So I returned to my apartment where I figured I'd rest until three When we were all to meet at Shields place That was my second mistake Because the moment I closed my apartment door, I was positive. I wasn't going to get much rest. I had an unannounced visitor Yeah, you look surprised mr. Malone. I am I didn't recognize you at first without your broomstick Yeah, I traded that in on this 22-target pistol here It's more expensive, but it's better makes me as big as you are maybe bigger. Yeah, but how much does it do for your personality? quite a bit Gives me poise and poise gives me manners So when asking for that nap in your pocket, I'll even say please Come on Malone. I won't say please twice. No, I don't think you wouldn't here Thank you Now before I go one more thing The hole outside here is straight in there right to the stairs and that makes it fine for shooting So after I step out don't do anything rash For a while So loving life as I do I didn't do anything rash for a while In fact, I could have whipped up a nice seven minute frosting before I moved it all And I phoned the three airs to get together at my apartment When I finally had them all seated in front of me. I related the saga of the little man Including my premonition that one of the three present was signing his paychecks Of course, I got nothing but kupi doll innocence out of any of them So after adding that we'd get underway just as soon as the missing one third of the map was returned to me I Through my trench coat of my arm and told them I was going for a walk But before leaving them I reminded them that whoever was behind the little man could fire him Because I would never have kept all three maps in one place anyway Unless all of the airs were on hand to watch one another Then I left I hadn't walked more than a half a block up franklin when I stopped at the sound of barbara running after me Feel I'm scared harlan and shield are acting like a couple of wild men calling each other every name under the sun What'd you expect your chat about the weather?  It'll calm your What is it feel? Why are you smiling like that? What's wrong? Nothing's wrong barbara nothing It's just that I found this in the pocket of my trench coat when I went for my cigarettes. It's the map That's right The missing third it's back already When that missing third part of the map turned up so fast, I figured The airs had decided to play ball But I made a mental note to keep my eyes on them anyway At three o'clock I went to edwards shields hillside house and laurel canyon for the scheduled meeting Shields wasn't home yet But cousin holland was there admiring the view Barbara showed up a few minutes later in a convertible and shields arrived last by keb It finally began to look as though we might actually start out all together. Well I see we all arrived safe and sound. Yeah disappointed only by your clumsy attempts at humor holland Stop it boys. Let's get started Phil have you looked at the map? Where are we going to indian lake? It's a four-hour drive So if you're already I suggest we get started very well. I'll go up to the garage and get the car So aunt veneese hid the buns in a roost at twin islands, eh? Well, well Nobody seems surprised that the location aunt veneese had chosen to hide her buns And holland barbara and I stood on the front porch watching shields as he climbed the very steep driveway to his garage in the car But Barbara got more of my attention than shields Ah, she made a mighty dreamy picture And she leaned casually back against the rail of the porch She wasn't aware that I was watching her And I suddenly saw a go tense her eyes filled with fear and I quickly turned to follow us there Shields car was going at a rapid clip down the steep driveway I still couldn't figure out Barbara's concern and then she started screaming the car's out of control The car was headed for the edge of a cliff his brakes are out You go over The tree stopped him Shields are you hurt? No. No, I'm All right, the brakes. I I tried to stop him. He hadn't hit that tree.  Let's have a look at those brake shields Well, no wonder what is it? Brake lines broken every drop of fluid drained out. I might have been killed. No might have bothered shields We stood there for a while all looking at one another but nothing was said Brake lines rarely snap accidentally I remembered that Harlan had been achieved this house early and the car had been in the garage in Barbara Well, I had to admit that she actually had anticipated the car going out of control Well at 24 hours for finding the bonds were slipping by And I knew we had to get to indian lake We held a short power without passing the peace pipe We decided to take Barbara's car We picked up the rest of the map which I checked at the bus station and we shoved off After a four-hour drive that was about as relaxing as the thought of an overdue time bomb and a day nursery We finally pulled up to the shores of indian lake Jombo the caretaker was waiting at the dock He knew how to handle a boat and a few minutes later we could see twin islands We headed for the smaller of the two where I could make out a rambling lodge The other island a quarter of a mile away seemed deserted Shields was the first one to shore Here Barbara. Let me help you run along boy. I'll help Barbara Thanks Harlan Well, Milo what now? Well first we go up to the house. Oh jombo.  Oh, oh sure sure everything's ready, mr. Milo Just like you said I open for the upstairs rooms open the rooms We're not gonna sleep out here. Are we gonna try but this isn't a vacation We're here to find the bonds and get out You realize it's almost nine already that leaves us just 15 hours. Marlowe. Yeah, I know I got a good watch and I count to 24 And I'm also giving orders to you don't get high handed Marlowe. You're an employee of ours, and that's all Let's get them up together and start looking for those bonds right now Take it easy big man The bonds are hidden on the other island the map is as tangled as a second hand spider web It wouldn't get anything at all down in the dock sure look you people hired me to help you find those bonds I have to get nasty to make it take orders. I can do that too Now let's play like we're smart and go up to the lodge and relax All right, Marlowe But remember we'd better have those bonds by tomorrow or someone else will be nasty Very nasty And I mean me what you too Getting the three airs settled down at dinner table was quite a chore And when I was sure they'd keep an eye on each other I slipped outside I hid one third of the map in a drain pipe And I went upstairs to my room and I hid another third in the window shade Now the maps were settled and I began to think about other things like Like the accident the shield's car There were too many accidents and coincidences to suit me So I decided to drop in on cousin holland's room to see what I could see After 15 fruitless minutes I was about to leave when Something in the wastebasket caught my eye The corner of a half hidden handkerchief monogram hc I had just picked it up when I saw a jumbo standing in the open door A handkerchief there in your hand That blood on it No It looks more like brake fluid and in this case it's practically the same thing, huh? I think we'll leave it right here in the wastebasket jumbo. No, did you want something? There's one to say I'll be in my own place out back if you want me Okay, you know where mr. Shields is He's out in the veranda alone. Yeah. Thanks jumbo. If I need anything, I'll call you. Good night Shields oh, oh it's you malar What's wrong? It sound like a man expecting trouble I was nearly killed in my car this afternoon and I don't think that was the end of it Yeah, and don't stand too close to high windows. Thank you It's comforting to know that I am not alone in my suspicions. Maybe uh How are you betting on the beauty or the beast? Don't be absurd I hope someday to marry Barbara. Yeah The guy might be beating your time right now with a sculptors mallet You may be naive mr.  What can he do about it? There was an answer for that, but it seemed a little obvious under the circumstances But a few minutes later shields went inside and I made a beeline for the boathouse to Watered down a certain hot-headed sculptor named Harlan When I got with an earshot, I knew I'd be as welcome as hooping car for the glassblower's convention So I stopped and listened Barbara darling, I'm falling in love with you. You know that don't you?  I'm truly in love I want to do things for you make you happy. Please wait.  He's no man for you. Why if he's so much as touches you from now on up? Wait a minute Barbara Marla you cheap snooping eavesdropping is dropping some minor advice compared to some of the shenanigans going on around here What do you mean by that? A word to the wise is sufficient.  I don't like so I'm warning everybody. What are you accusing me of? Harlan stop it.  Let's go in Good night Marlo. Don't get your head caught in any transom Deciding sleep wouldn't be very healthy for a man in my position. I decided to sit up that night And it was about two o'clock when I looked out the window and saw something mighty interesting A light was moving on the other island opposite us. I got hold of jumble on the cover there as fast as we could That light's dead ahead mr. Marlo Thanks to me like it's up in the picnic shelter. Yeah, I'll see you later jumble Guess who I didn't hear you come up Wind's too strong. I guess I'm glad to see you spooky here all alone. Oh sure sure What's the idea decided to a little freelance prospecting? No, that's right Bernice may you love this spot and I had a hunch she hid the bonds here in the base of this table Oh, I guess I was wrong Oh, come on Marlo limber up. You can't blame me for trying Listen beautiful. Don't flap your eyelashes at me. I can't see anything but double crosses right now All right, if you've had your fun, let's go back to the lodge. Don't be that way phil Phil The sun will be coming up in two or three hours Why not wait for it here with me Barbara Baby don't burn up too many calories with that routine Because I only keep one third of the map on me. You think you're so smart bright ideas hatching that cute little brain of yours too Now let's oh Comes the gun with a pearl handle no less stay away from me Marlo over there Hey, what's going on here ready jumbo look out jumbo Jumbo stepped into the light and Barbara turned I made a swipe at a gun hand that knocked pistol person lamp all over the picnic shoulder I found the gun and gave it to jumbo Then I started to pick up an assortment of knickknacks that had spilled out of a purse But I never finished because one of the items made my eyes pop It was the monograms handkerchief covered with brake fluid that I found in holland's room It all made sense now It tied up everything that I suspected right along Only two of my trio had planned to split up the $300,000 worth of bonds from the first As I ran for the motor launch I yelled at jumbo to bring Barbara over in the rowboat All the way back I had the panicky feeling that I was probably too late When I sneaked in the front door of the lodge, there was still two voices and they came from the open kitchen door My hand on my gun I edged along the wall and peaked in sales.  What are you talking about? You're hopelessly framed cousin harlin.  He's convinced that you tried to kill me He's also convinced that he was brought into this whole thing by coincidence He doesn't know that he was deliberately involved in our search for the bonds Just so he'd make a reputable witness.  Barbara, couldn't you hold Marlowe on the other island?  Oh darling, don't you see? Come on miss bankhead cut the dramatics the show's over. Let's have it straight, huh? All right We might as well if we're going to find those bonds before it's too late Edward and I did plan it We even hired the little man who tried to get the maps from you and when that didn't work You plan to get rid of harlin and split the 300 grand so we failed so what we're right back where we started A hundred thousand a piece. Let's go find those bonds. Not so fast beautiful What happened to harlin just now was a little more serious than a hot foot. It was attempted murder He can slap you two in the jug this minute if he wants to But I'll leave it up to him Okay, harlin. What are you saying? It's your move No I've got a better idea Marlowe won't throw to that mapper's mind Give it to me. Okay There it is Harlin, what are you going to do? Harlin, no, don't burn it there Now we all lose Now none of us will get the bonds That's probably how emp Bernice wanted it anyway It was almost noon I was standing on the veranda of the lodge and a scrawny old crow was perched up on the roof I saw barbara and shields quietly pull away in a boat with jumbo And I saw harlin lumbering off to the far end of the island to south And as I watched the three of them I couldn't help thinking A pig in a pinstripe suit An ape with a red beard And an alley cat in nylons Keep laughing at Bernice. You were right Greed treachery and rashness don't mix even for 24 hours And the 1% of the bonds I was to get Well, that's my contribution to charity Who knows maybe I can take it off my income tax The adventures of Philip Marlowe created by Raymond Chandler stars Gerald Moore and is produced and directed by Norman McDonald Featured in tonight's story were Mary Ship, Parley Bear, Don Diamond, Ted Von Elts and Wilms Herbert The special music was conceived and conducted by Richard Orant Be sure to be with us again next week when Philip Marlowe says When I got the crisp $50 bill in advance, I figured my client had a heart of gold But after I was beat up double crossed and shot at I realized just how hard a heart of gold could be Raymond Chandler, Dashel Hammett, John Dixon Carr, three great names in the world of mystery and thrills One down two to go today on CBS Now that you've heard Raymond Chandler's Philip Marlowe in action CBS invite you to hear Dashel Hammett Sam Spade in action tonight Followed by John Dixon Carr's personally written radio series Cabin B 13 Chandler Hammett Carr today and every Sunday over most of these CBS stations. 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Hello everyone! What's he doing? Does he know he's doing that? This is the Nirocar. It's really just a beautiful vehicle. It's got everything you ever want on a Nirocar. That is not at all true. Got a very comfortable seat here, which should have your entire lower body paralyzed by, I don't know, with about three miles in. It's lovely. It's a great size for like You want to hunch over something for this is not ergonomic at all. But seriously, look at this. This is this is me coasting down the highway. They had no highways. That's the worst thing. It was gravel. So I'm coasting along at a hundred and some chains that I pulled my little. How many things did this kill? The Nirocar was designed by Carl Nirocar in 1918 and produced by Nirocar Corporation. We get it Carl. You invented the Nirocar. This guy's like the Kanye West of motorcycle design. The Nirocar was advertised as not your traditional motorcycle in that it protected against engine fluid and road grime. It's weird, aren't bikers road grime? Is that a thing? I'm so kidding. If you are a biker, please do not kill me. If I wanted to die, I'd get on a Nirocar. They also like to brag about the fact that if you wanted to ride this and you're wearing a skirt or a Kilt, you could do that. I guess someone wanted to see a little more skin. What they failed to mention is that if you fell off onto the pavement, you would be seeing a lot less skin because you would end up looking like Freddy Krueger fell asleep at a tanning bed. I would have been a lot less afraid of biker gangs if they rode around on these things. This thing is like an old school rascal. I just picture gangs of senior citizens roving around grocery stores looking for dried fruit. Look out everyone. You know, it's Sons of Arthritis. I'm kidding. If you are a senior citizen, please do not kill me. If I wanted to die, I'd get on the Nirocar. Have I already done that one? Mr. Memory, I had this down on the plane guys. Down. It was boom like this.  This is the kind of thing that people on mopeds laugh at and believe me, those people have very little to laugh at.  Is he mentally ill? Why would they get him as a spokesperson? We lost it now. We lost it.  Get on this thing right now. Is that not cool? Can I touch it? Nope. Can I look at it? All right. I'll just leave over here. Do I empty my pockets? This is a bit much guys.


This is the noon update straight after this will be doing the target technicians hour So let's go straight to the does up 42 at twenty five thousand five eighty two Ready this morning all the way from to twenty five thousand six fifty one That's almost a thousand points from the low of Monday morning. That's really very good I'm anticipating that there will be a narrow close today Maybe even a down close. We'll see and at this particular point the S&P We've got the Dow up point seventeen S&P's only up point oh eight. It's up one point ninety two at twenty eight twenty two It also had a very good. I had an indication that say that it should be a nine to eleven point futures ready That'll help the S&P in the Dow this morning. It's done that and now we kind of gently pulling back once again I think there'll be a kind of a doji close Maybe a down day tomorrow. We'll see the QQQ which is the NDX 100 is also only up 15 cents a 176 36 It's under the 14 period moving averages. The other two were over the daily 14 period moving averages IWM It's been very weak down 1.1 percent down a dollar 68 148 now gold is held very nicely In legs see probably making a peak seat today 1346 was the high yesterday 1342 is the high today And at the same time you've got the dollar pulling back the dollar at this particular moment is Let me just get you the right number the dollar is down 46 pips at 9688 and It's going to test that trend line support, which is really important at about 9676 it closes underneath that the 9644 is a 200 period moving average Which should probably go to that weekly charts will suggest that there'll be some weakness in the dollar some strength in the gold shorter term And tlt is very important right now tlt's holding is up with dollar 19 at one point one 131.38 I'll talk a lot more about it when we have the show coming up in a few minutes time My target technicians are as it stands right now What we've got is a kind of a mixed market And there's been a spectacular ready off the low It's less time for a bit of a digestive phase in the next day or two And then we see what happens early next week Monday and Tuesday is going to be really important Because that's where we'll see if the bonds hold well right now. That's saying that money is still not coming out of It's still coming out of stocks and going into bonds. We'll talk about that a little more when we have it Don't forget my webinar coming up Wednesday. There's coming Wednesday the 12th for my subscribers I'll be right back straight off these messages