Welcome, Weirdos. I'm Darren Marlar and this is Retro Radio, old-time radio in the dark, presented by Weird Darkness. Each week I bring you a show from the Golden Age of Radio, but still in the genre of Weird Darkness. I'll have stories of the macabre and horror, mysteries and crime, and even some dark science fiction. If you're new here, welcome to the show and be sure to subscribe or follow the podcast so you don't miss future episodes. And if you're already a member of this Weirdo family, please take a moment and invite someone else to listen in with you. Spreading the word about the show helps it to grow. If you're here because you're already a fan of nostalgic audio and print, you'll want to email WeirdDarkness at RadioArchives.com. When you do that, you'll get an instant reply with links to download full-length pulp audiobooks, pulp e-books and old-time radio shows for free. That's WeirdDarkness at RadioArchives.com. Coming up, it's an episode from Dark Venture. Not to be confused with the old-time radio series Dark Fantasy, which we heard last week, Dark Venture is a psychological thriller show that keeps you on the edge of your seat. The show centered on horror and mystery and aired from 1945 to 1947 with John Lake as the narrator. It was a different kind of thriller where the listeners were able to go into the twisted mind of the killer and learn about his plans and thoughts. Although the methods through which the killers murdered their targets weren't exactly creative, the listeners still found the show particularly interesting because of the way the killing is plotted and how the killer can sometimes get away with it. Even though John Lake was the official narrator all throughout the series run, most of the narrating in each episode is provided by the character of the killer, a very unique idea especially for the time. In this episode, a robbery that leads to a murder turns into a desperate attempt to elude the police.  Over the minds of mortal men come many shadows, shadows of greed and hate, jealousy and fear. Darkness is the absence of light, so in the sudden shadows which fog the minds of men and women are to be found the strange impulses which urge them on to their venture in the dark. There are some men whose entire lives are concerned with evil. They're born to flourish and die in the shadows. Their every move is a venture in the dark. It is a story we tell you tonight as we present Marvin Miller and Eric Snowden in Pursuit. A dark, deserted side street within the inner reaches of London. In the distance, Big Ben sombrely tolls the evening hour. Quiet now, here he comes. You see, Henry, you see how I followed your orders? Every day for a week I've watched him not so loud. Every day he takes the same streets. A tedious little man walled in by habit. What's that? Nothing, Lord, nothing. The shawty has the money. Sure is death, Henry. When he left his office he was counting the notes. See how thorough I am?  When he gets here you know what to do. Don't make any mistakes this time. What do I ever do that was...  It is. Big pardon, sir. Oh, what's that? You wouldn't have to have a match now, would you? Oh, a match? You startled me for a moment. I didn't see you there in the darkness. Yes, certainly I have a match. Did you care for a smoke? No, thank you. Yeah, I'll strike the match for you. Blow out that flame bullet. What? Keep your hands just where they are now.  Get down the street and keep a sharp watch. Now, see if you're out. Go on, Bart, move. All right, Henry, but I didn't mean to have him strike the match. Swap me, I didn't. All right, your wallet. You will not get away with this. It's all clear, Henry. I have influence, I want you to know. Great influence. You've picked the wrong men tonight. Stop jabbering.   What are you trembling about, a man with your influence? The ring's stuck.  Here you are. Someone's coming down the street. You see, you'll never get away with it. Now your pocket watch hung so elegantly across your plump stomach. Henry, they're still coming, hurry. Fine-looking watch. You'll pay for this. You'll see. I'll have you tracked down. Remember, I saw your feces when I struck the light, though I... You did it that, didn't you? Well, at least I think I... Henry, it's too old. I'm just down the street. I'm almost through. You know, it's too bad you're such keen eyesight, my friend. Why, well, I don't think I could identify you positively.  Yes. Please, please don't do anything to me. I've got three children at home. That's very unfortunate. I feel so sorry for your three children. Don't use that gun. Please. I'll give you anything. I'll... Henry, you shot him. You shouldn't have done that, Henry. What's this, Bart? Are you trying to tell me what to do? No, but you heard what he said. He's a man of influence.  His influence is now at an end. I'll be glad to get in the house tonight, right enough. This night's done me in. It's a fine night, Bart. Look at those stars. Winking down at us as if they shared our every secret. There you go. Talking crazy again. I wonder what we got out of him. You're counted when we get in the room. You see how I'm learning, Henry? Knew just the streets he'd take and right to the minute. Yes, it was also very clever of you to let him strike that match. Well, here we are. Home, sweet home, up the stairs and... He's walking down the street. What do I do, as I say? Sure, Henry. Walk natural, not too fast. What's wrong? I don't know. But there were two policemen waiting for us in the hallway. This is Henry Bell, Mrs Graham. I don't want no trouble. Oh, I'm trying to keep you from trouble. A friend of mine said he passed your rooming house tonight. There were police in the hallway. Knew I roomed with you, so he told me. I just called to see if I could be of help, that's all. Who are you now? Yeah? For me? I should go right into the old room. What do they want of us? Well, we've not done anything. That's a lie. Now, look, the man saw your faces for a moment. From his description before he died, the police nerds you and Bart. Thank you very much, Mrs Graham. What's that? What are you trying to pull off? Goodbye, Mrs Graham. No, don't hang up yet. Do you think I'm going to give you time to trace this call? I'm so sorry. I can't oblige. Give me the phone. Inspector Lane of Scotland Yard. Yes, Inspector. Goodbye to you, too. It's no use, Bill. You haven't a chance in the world. Give yourself up. I don't think so, Inspector. You shot the wrong man tonight, Bill. You shot Donald Bailey. The right honourable Donald Bailey with a seat in the House of Commons. Getting up in the world, aren't I? We'll catch you before morning. We're forming a dragnet that stretches across the entire city. You can't escape. Is that so, Inspector? Would you like to wager on it? Well, do you get the train tickets? I couldn't, Henry. I just couldn't. They got coppers all over the railway. Stars should do anything right anymore. What are we going to do, Henry? What are we going to do? Listen, you've got to hide us out. We've been running from the police all night. We can't take it much longer. Dick... Dick, are you there? Hello? Hello, hello? Henry. Not so loud. Will he help us?  I'm worn out. Will he help us? He wants no part of us. No one in the old Blooming City will help us, and that's a fact. Young, great. And that ain't all, Henry. What? The coppers are throwing a barricade around this entire district. Won't let anyone in or out. And all the time they're squeezing in tighter. Squeezing in tighter, Henry. What makes you think Sam will help us, Henry? Sam will do anything for money. You shouldn't have killed him, Henry. Not a right honourable gentleman like him. Right honourable gentleman. What else should I have done? I don't know. You're the one that always figures out. You're supposed to watch out for us. I am watching out for us. If you hadn't let him strike that match and let him see our faces, this would never have happened. Oh, I do like you tell me, Henry. It's like I always say you've got the brains, but you need more than brains, and that's where I come in. Then do as I tell you now. Stop talking. Come along. Wait. Look. Is someone walking down the street? Let him walk. Ignatial. I think it's a copper, Henry. Just keep walking. Here, let's stand on the street. Henry. Henry. I'll tell you it's a copper. Look, he's turning down the street with us. All right. Just take it easy. Don't do anything to raise your suspicion. I'm scared, Henry. I'm scared.  Yeah, you see. He didn't follow us. Here, let Sam's house just ahead. He'll hide us out. I hope so. Up these stairs. I'll ring the bell. Why doesn't he answer? Take it easy. Where is he? Who's there? It's me, Sam. Henry. Okay. Sam, we're in trouble. Terrible trouble. Quiet, Bart. Sam, we got into a little mix up tonight. I heard all about it. Yeah. Come in. We're obliged, Sam. Much obliged. Been running from the coppers all night. Yeah, sure, sure. Well, sit down. Rest yourself. Bart gets a bit excited, Sam. It's really not that bad. Not bad, he says. How much did you get off the game? Well, we haven't counted it yet. Look, every cop in town is looking for you. I'm taking a big chance doing this. What do you mean, Sam? How much did you get? Oh, he'll take care of you, Sam. I'll take care of myself. So that's the way it is, eh? That's the way it is.  You think so? Come here to the window. Both of you. Look through these curtains. A copper? Right. Yeah. He's the one that was following us. You see, I'm sticking my neck way out. And I'm not doing it for my health. Oh, we didn't get very much, Sam. Don't give me that. Come on, let's see it. Bart. Yes, Henry? I want to talk to Sam alone. But, Henry, we don't have no secrets, you and I. We are partners, we are. Uh, Bart.  You do as Sam says, but go on. All right, all right. But it's a mighty peculiar way for a partner to act if you ask me. Now, what did you want to talk about, Henry? I need the money I got tonight, Sam. I've got plans, great plans, running through my brain.  You don't imagine for one minute, do you, Sam, that I'm content doing what I am now? Bart seems content. Oh, that ox. He hadn't let that fellow strike that match. We wouldn't have been in this mess at all. No, I'm afraid my plans go beyond my friend Bart. Well, what's all this got to do with me? You're from America, well, they know how to think big. I admire you, Sam. You think like I think. You're quick to grab hold of an opportunity when it presents itself. I like that in a man. Well, I've got a few deals in my mind where I could use a man like you. You're smart, Sam, very smart. Yeah, yeah, maybe. I know one thing. I'm too smart to hook up with a marked man. Marked? You killed the wrong fellow, Henry. But that was Bart's fault. I don't care whose fault it was. You've got to date with a noose. You may delay it by thrashing about this way and that, but in the end they'll catch you. It's not true.  I think so. I'll take the wallet, Henry. It's not fair, Sam. All right, I'm a reasonable man. I'll take nothing and you can go back to the street. Here's the wallet. Thank you. After all, Henry, you just said you admired me because I grab hold of an opportunity when it presents itself. Anything else? Justice Ring. How about cuff links or watches? Didn't you pick the guy's watch? He wasn't carrying a watch. Okay.  Go on. You know, I'm so fagged out I could sleep forever. You'll be on the lookout, won't you, Sam? Sure, sure. All right, go to sleep and don't worry. Blighter. He had no business taking the Ring and wallet. Well, there ain't much we can do about it. He took everything. Not everything. What do you mean? I'm not exactly a fool, Bart. Look at this watch. Didn't get that. Say, that looks pretty. It's a fine watch, solid gold. Yeah, we'll be able to get 10 pounds on that, all right. 10 pounds, nothing. I'm... I'm retaining this watch. I've been needing one for some time now. Yeah, that ain't fair, Henry. Why not? Oh, we're supposed to be partners. We are. That means 50-50 on everything.  I'm the one that runs this little partnership. Remember that. Well, all the same. All the same, nothing. I'm keeping this watch and I don't want to hear you mention it again. You all act in mighty queer, Henry. You didn't used to be like this. Perhaps I don't appreciate your stupidity as much as I should. Yes, perhaps that's it. Oh, tonight was just a mistake. Just a mistake. There you're going. Gonna turn out the lights. Why? I want to see if that cop is still out in front. Well, that's more like it, Bart. This shows some signs of having a brain when you think of things like that. I'll just raise this blind a bit and... Henry! Stop shouting like that. Come here quick. What is it now? Look down there on the street. Where? There's Sam talking to the policeman and he's pointing to this house. Why, that? Now they're coming across the street. What are we going to do? Come on, quick. There's a back entrance to this house. Where can we go now? We've no time to think about that. Let's get out of here. What'll it be, gents? Capote. Same for me. Two cups of tea. No finesse. I've got some fine slab cake. Nothing else, just tea. Tea it is. What are we going to do? Didn't you think? If we only had enough money to get away, we could hire a car. Who's talking about that? Having a penny. You could get some money for that watch at this time of night. We could find a pawn shop somewhere. We could sell it to someone on the street. Get out. I would like to keep the watch. It gives me a certain distinction. I don't intend to give it up. But it's a harrow. Shh, waiter's coming back. Here's your tea. You sure you don't want some slab cake? How late do you stay open till midnight? The underground train stop running it off past 11. And I get a pretty good train from them. Suppose you bring me a slice of that cake if it's as good as you say it is? Slab cake, right, Dove? Do you hear what he said? That's a good business here. Must have plenty in the till. That's what you were thinking, eh, Henry? If we had enough money, we could get away from here till it cools off. That's right. You suppose you could do something right for a change? Oh, Henry, I didn't mean to. Here he comes again. Here you are. Now, if you don't mind, I want to get the news. It's just coming on. This is the BBC news resume. The conference at Potsdam is proceeding well according to reports. Next time he comes back, we'll do it. All right, Henry. When I put the gun on him, you'll make a rush for the cash register. You have to move fast because a customer might come in at any minute. Wait. Listen to the wireless. It's about us. Promise and arrest within very few hours. Names and descriptions of the criminals are known to the authorities. Every means of escape is being watched. Why don't we give ourselves up, Henry? I tell you, it's no use. We'll not give ourselves up. But... I told you before I'm making the decisions. I get in closer all the time. I can feel it again like a noose around me, Nick. Don't talk like that. And all for nothing. All we got out of it was an old watch. That's the breaks of the game. It's a mighty fine watch. All the time getting closer. You heard what the wireless said. There's nothing left for us to do. Here comes a car down the street. Yes, here. Give it a stop, please. It's stopping. All right, men. Let's give this block the going over. They can't be far from us now. You hear that? Yes, I hear it all right. Let's give up, Henry. No. Maybe they'll give us a chance. They will not give us any chance. Hurry. Walk down this alleyway. Keep close to the wall. We'll never get away. They haven't caught us yet, Miret. The night's only begun. What's that entrance down there at the end of the street? I don't see it. There, there, with the warning lights burning over it. It looks like the subway entrance. There's a sign on it. Let's see if I can read it by the light of the street lamp. The cops will be honest in a few moments. Be quiet. Let me see. Station no longer in use. Enter through Brighton Station to Squares North. Come on, Henry. Excuse me an idea. We can't waste any time. Remember what the waiter said? What? He said the train stopped running at 11.30. After that, the tube's empty until early morning. Well? Let me look at my watch. Almost 20 minutes to 12. We've finally got a break. What do you mean? The subways will be empty. We can escape through the tube. Is it safe? Certainly it's safe. Look at the watch for yourself. It says 11.40. Hey, you! Henry, it's them. Stop! Tell me steps. Hurry! There they go. That's what we're doing. Hurry, hurry! Oh, my ankle! Oh, come on, come on. I can't. Yes, you can. Take a window in the subway. Bring up the lights. We're trapped, Henry. No, we're not. We're going along the tracks. But it's dangerous, not dangerous. Remember the train stopped running 15 minutes ago. Come on. Oh, my ankle hurts. You can see them anywhere. Henry, they'll catch us this time. No, they won't. I keep stumbling against the rails. I'm going to light a match and see where we are. But that's what got us into trouble before, Henry. They have to take a chance now. Henry! Forget it. We've a way out. A way out? A way out? I could see them alike. Just a few feet, the subway branches off. We've got 50-50 chance of we take the tunnels to the left. Two constables wouldn't dare spit up knowing I have a gun. Yeah, maybe that's right. I know it's true. I'm afraid I can't oblige, Inspector. I'm afraid I can't oblige. I think we're going to be all right. I told you so. They took the main tunnel just as I figured. You'll get frightened too easily, Bart. It is so black in here and narrow. Just room for the rails. That's what it was made for. We'll have to be careful to get out before morning before the train starts running again. You won't have to worry about that. But if we went to sleep... Oh, I have to think about what happened. I said you won't have to worry about that. What do you mean, Henry? I've been thinking... About what? About a lot of things. You know, being down here 100 feet beneath the earth is good for the mind. Ah, there you go talking crazy again. Oh, crazy, is it, Bart? Well, here's something for you to think over, my boy. What are you talking about?  You know that, don't you? Well, you're big and strong. But you can't think, Bart. You rely on me for everything. Don't we fist, Henry? You can't say that... You have a very bad habit of interrupting, Bart. I'm sorry. Didn't you ever wonder why I bothered to take you along with the omnig's jobs? Well, I'll tell you, Bart. I'm a man of mentality. I'm a planner. But I don't like to soil my hands with dirty words.  Oh, I always figured you need more than brains. You need muscles, too. I didn't think of it as dirty words, Henry. I don't know what you're getting at. It's just this. You're no help to me anymore. You've hurt your ankle, and in the morning you have trouble moving around. And then, too, your attitude's been annoying me. What am I doing? When I'm annoyed by someone, I just walk out on them. Henry! But in your case, there's a drawback to that. You see, I don't want you around and talk to the police, Bart. So there's only one thing I can do.   No, you are, Bart. You forget. I have the gun.  I'm doing it, Henry. We've always been a team. I'm doing it. As the body of Bart drops to the tracks, a thin smile crosses Henry's lips. Then he straightens his clothes and begins walking down the tracks. Somewhere along the line, there'd be a station. He would escape through that. Without Bart, he could move around quickly, lay low till the excitement died down, then come back again. He began whistling as he walked along. Hands in his pockets. His fingers touched the fine gold watch. That was something really to be proud of. Yes, he would go away. Maybe he'd go to the sea. A nice rest wouldn't hurt him. He'd always find a way to pick up a few pounds and maybe find a sweet young thing to... Henry pauses, uncertainly. Looks back where the sound is growing. But the sound was getting nearer and nearer. The train. It can't be, it can't be. I've got to get out of here. I've got to get out of here. It stumbles over the tracks. He jumps in his feet and rushes on. His hands brush the narrow walls for some way of escape. It can't be, it can't be. The train stopped running at 11.30, it just can't be. But now the sound of the approaching train fills the tunnel. No escape, no escape. Then in the growing light, Henry sees a way out. A door. An emergency door. I've got to get it open, get it open. He throws himself against the door. His fingers tighten around the handle. The rumble of the train is now a continuous thunder. Get it open. Get it open. It must, it must. But the handle, unused for years, refuses to budge. Now the train is rounding the last bend and tunnel. Its headlights spearing through the gloom. Open. Open. But Henry hasn't the strength to open the door. In his last frantic terror, as he turns to face the onrushing train, a sudden thought knives its way to his tortured mind. You need more than brains, Henry. You need muscles too. Bart had said that. Bart had the strength. Bart could have opened the door. Henry raises his arms as if to ward off a terrible blow. And the train thunders on. Across London, in a small office in the city morgue, the widow of the right honourable Donald Bailey has come to claim the personal effects of her late husband. This is all we found on him, madam, his clothes, this tie-clip, the umbrella, and the loose change. They weren't satisfied to steal his wallet and his ring. They even had to take his watch. Was it a valuable watch? Only to him. He had been in his family for generations and had become quite antiquated. Kept time very badly. Gained an hour a day or more. Yes, I dare say whoever stole the watch will have nothing but trouble. If time means anything to him. Next week over most of these stations we'll bring you another original story about the land of the shadows. Eclipse. The strange tale of a man who walked from unconsciousness to find himself a hunted murderer. It will give you another opportunity to examine at close range the strange impulses which lure human beings into their dark venture. Pursuit was written by Larry Marcus and Robert Light and featured Marvin Miller as Henry and Eric Snowden as Bart. The narrator was John Lake. Original music by Dean Fossler. Ladies and gentlemen, your government needs your help during the current meat shortage. Yes, your government asks you as a patriotic duty to play square with meat. If every person played no more than legal ceiling prices and exchanged the proper ration points for meat the black market would be stamped out. It's that simple and that difficult. Your government through the Office of Price Administration sets these rationing and price controls to protect you to ensure you that you'll get your fair share of the meat available. To your share, play square with meat. This is ABC, the American Broadcasting Company. Radioarchives.com and get an instant reply with links to download full-length pulp audio books, pulp e-books and old-time radio shows absolutely free. That's Weird Darkness at Radioarchives.com. I'm Darren Marlar. I'll see you next time for Retro Radio, Old Time Radio in the Dark.


Welcome to our new and improved customer support management system. With this new feature, you will find it much easier and more practical to stay in touch with all of your customers, handle all of their messages, all in one place, whether you have one store or multiple stores, you will not need to log into each store and reply to your customers through there. Since you can see everything now through one screen, let me show you exactly what I mean. So on the left side on the Autodesk platform, we're going to click on customer support. And as you can see here, I have all of the messages that I have, all of them combined from all of my stores, all in one window. I have all of the buyer's names right here, the status of the message, the message type, for example, system conversation, which comes from eBay, post sell conversation, which is a message that a customer sends you after buying a product from you and so forth. The time is how long ago you got this message at what time, how long ago. And of course, what story belongs to now here, you can also add filters. So for example, let's see all of the messages that have a certain status, the status right here, if it's a new message, if it's red, if it's old, you can also filter the message type. So whether, whether I want to see system conversations, postal conversations, and so forth, red. So whether I read the message or not starred. So if I gave it a star here, then I'll of course be able to see only my starred messages, the ones that I saved, like in my favorites, you can also filter by the buyer's first name, the buyer's last name, which user you assigned it to, which means you can take any one of these messages or some messages and assign them to a certain virtual assistant to take care of them. So if you have one virtual assistant, or if you have some virtual assistants, you can assign different messages to different virtual virtual assistants to take care of. And that will simplify that for you and also automate it. You can also filter using the buyer's user name, the receive date. So when you got it, the products sell ID, the products buy ID, the products title, the sell site order ID, and the buy site order ID. So with these filters, you really have no limits. And you can easily analyze and see whatever messages you want to see. So that's really quick regarding the filters. Now let's go inside one of the messages and see what actions we can take. So I'm going to click on this message right here. And as you see, it opened the little chat window. And this is the chat window between me and the buyer. So I'm seeing it in a much more user friendly window right here. And as you can see, he asked me, Hello, what type of stainless steel is the product made of? Just want to know if it's three or four stainless steel 410 stainless steel, etc. Thanks, TK. And then I answered him, Hi, they are stainless steel 400 series, of course, after checking out the product. So as you guys can see right here, I've got the buy item ID. All I need to do is click on it. It'll take me straight to the suppliers website, I can grab the information from there, then I can come back and reply to the buyer, which is exactly what I did here. And as you can see, I can continue replying right here, just like a regular chat window. And of course, as soon as I send a message over here, the buyer will get it on eBay. So in this example, I'll write another message just to show you guys how it works. Let me know if you need any further assistance, then I'll click on send. And that message would send. So that's how simple it is. An additional thing that you can do is add a note. Now, this is an internal note that only you will be able to read, but it's definitely a great thing to have. So I'm going to click on note, then I'll leave an internal note buyer asked about the stainless steel type. All right, for example, clicked on send, and here it is up here. I also wrote thanks, but these are internal notes. The buyer is not going to see these notes. He's only going to see what we're writing over here. All right, on a regular reply right here. So when it's yellow, you can tell it's a note. And that's another thing that you should definitely take advantage of to be able to organize your information in a much, much better way. And of course, I can click on the refresh button over here to see if I've got any new messages. If I do not want to wait for the hourly scan. So if you're not going to click on refresh, you're still going to get your buyer's new messages on the hourly scans.  So that is how simple it is to go through our customer support management system and take care of each and every one of our customers. I do not need to stress how important it is to give the right customer service to our buyers, make them know that we are a real serious business. And this way we will sustain a long term survivability with our online stores. Another important feature that we have in the customer support management system is the ability to create snippets. Now snippets are pre-made text templates that you have created in advance that allows you to simply send messages in just one click to your buyers. Let me show you what I mean. So on that same message, I'm going to click on these three lines right here. This opened up the snippets window. As you see, I can choose a ready made snippet. For example, a snippet that I made for when an item goes out of stock. But in this example, I'll show you guys how to create a new snippet. So this is how it's done. We're going to click here on add new. Then we're going to give the snippet a name. So let's create a message for, let's say, orders that are delayed in the shipment process. So the snippet's name is going to be late shipping. All right, then we'll have the body. So this is the text that the customer is going to read. Here, we can also add all kinds of triggers to make the message look more personalized or more professional. For example, if I click on buyers first name, it's going to add that trigger. So the buyers first name will show up right here in this field. So here I'm going to write high buyers first name, comma, I regret to inform you that let's see what else we have. So we can't add a tracking number yet since we don't have one the shipping is being delayed. We don't have a shipping carrier yet. We do have a product title and we do also have the sell order ID. So let's write I regret to inform you that order ID regarding the product's title, you don't have to make it this fancy, but just to show you that you can if you want it. So hi, Jack, I regret to inform you that the sell order ID regarding the slippers or whatever that you bought that you purchased is going through a minor delay in the shipping process. I am doing everything in my power to have it shipped to you ASAP and will continue to update you on the progress buyers always want to be in the loop. They always want to know what's going on and this is one way to do it. Thank you for your patience and understanding this way you'll get less cases on eBay on where my item is didn't get my item and so forth. All right, so we have a nice message here that I just created for every time I have a late shipping and I want to send my buyer a message that his shipping that the product is going to arrive a little bit late. So we're also going to give the snippet also a small short code. 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Today we're going to look at some of the capabilities and process for the Carvey desktop CNC router. This machine is capable of cutting and carving a wide variety of materials in both 2D and 3D shapes. Today we'll be carving a two-dimensional rocket that will be displayed in this maker space. We'll do that by using a web-based program called EASIL. The Carvey is designed with safety in mind. Now this really shows what the safety interlock that is connected with the door. When the door is closed, that's the only time that the router can spin up. When the door is open, it cannot spin up anymore. Now, if you do not set up the Carvey properly with your file, it can break a bit. This can only occur when the lid is closed, but it can still cause damage to the machine and those bit prices can add up over time. Now, the Carvey also does get quite loud as it spins up to 12,000 RPM during cutting, but it is nothing to fear with safety of your hearing or hearing loss. In order to get started, we'll need to load the material into the Carvey, but before we do that, we're going to want to take some measurements. Using a tape measure, I'll measure the width and height of the My Material, and using calipers, I'll measure the thickness. I'll take those measurements and enter them into EASIL. With that information, I can begin securing my material to the table. Carvey comes with a wide variety of standoffs and hold downs, depending on the size of your project. Today we'll use the short aluminum standoff, the medium length hold down, and the blue thumb screws. The first step in securing material is to secure it under the smart clamp. This is how Carvey will know how tall your material is. Next, I'll use the hold downs around the perimeter of the part to secure my material to the table. Now that the material is secured, we can load our bit in. Today we're going to use a 1-16th fishtail bit. Depending on your project, you may want to use one different than this. Now that the material and bit are properly loaded, let's get to work in EASIL. Using the measurements that I just took, I'll create a new job and lay out my design. After you have the shapes that you want, you can adjust the depth of individual objects. I'll set these to 0.1 and I'll change the border to cut all the way through. When you cut all the way through an object, you want to add tabs so it doesn't come loose and fly into the bit when it's cutting. Our design is all ready and now I can send it to the Carvey. The interface will walk me through a couple of checks to make sure I loaded everything correctly. We'll double check the setup and then hit carve. Now that we're done cutting, we can use the vacuum to vacuum up all the sawdust before we remove it from the machine. Now that the mess is all cleaned up, I can remove the material from the Carvey. Done cutting, we can take and pop out these tabs or remove them. Now that it's cut loose, we can sand and finish it.


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I want us to see the story of this Particle Son, and I want us to see us on every day, on every day life and every time everywhere we go that we We see ourselves the way God sees us We must see ourselves the way God sees us because otherwise we can't go further with God. We can't grow with him. Amen. I Want you to see Why We have to see ourselves this way in the story of Moses and When he was with when he is with Israel There are no wilderness wilderness and Israel Israelites and Jews. They're just They're whining. They're complaining. They're sinning.  Please forgive him God has mercy on them in his it gives Moses. He gives him Gives him instruction says you make a snake Build a snake put it on a stick and he says anybody that's gonna look to that snake They will be made well And so and so it happened that everybody that begin to look at that snake Anybody who was bitten by a snake and begin to look that that's a snake that Moses made everybody They they begin to make become well and those that did not look they died And sometimes I think in our lives is that when we begin to focus ourself focus on our Mistakes when we begin to focus on our shortcomings when we begin to focus on what we've done We've left undone or we did not do or things that we shouldn't do that we do that we did That we become quickly bitter and we quickly began Fall short of God's grace so instead of focusing So if you focus on a bite you will be bitter But if you focus on the cross you will get better if we will focus on what God has done Who he called us to be that what God has done in our lives who he calls us to be? Then we will become better because focusing on our mistakes Will not get us better Focusing on your shortcomings will not gonna get you further focusing on On the characters flaws that you have will not get you further it'll get you more depressed and will get you Deeper into your paid self-paid party and it just it's not gonna get you anywhere But lifting your eyes to the cross lifting your eyes to Jesus Accepting who God calls us to be will get us out and we'll get us into a better place Bible says the righteous fall seven times.  We are righteous because we're we get up Because we choose to put our faith put our hope in Jesus Christ in the cross of Jesus Christ We choose to to accept that God sees us faultless and holy and we get up quickly and keep going and God Calls that righteousness Not righteousness because we fall or we don't fall but because we fall and we quickly get up Amen


the design of the wheel shall be that of the wheel, Chakra with the brass, the bass, the bow, the bow and the brass. We are connecting. Namaskar, I'm Sagarit Chhabra. Welcome to the Hamaara Itiha series and archive. Today we have a national treasure, Aasha Bharti Choudhary, a woman who was a member of the Rani of Jhansi Regimen, the first all-women's military wing of the world, who braved death to fight for the freedom of India, And who comes from an extraordinary family? Asha ji, Namaskar. Thank you so much for giving us time at your house. Tell me first of all when and where were you born? Oh, I was born in Kobe on 2nd February 1928. So you were born in 1928 in Kobe. How were you born in Japan? My parents were in Japan at that time. My parents are Anand Mohan Sahai and Sati Sahai. Tell us about your father Anand Mohan Sahai and mother. My father was studying MBBS. He joined Gandhiji's movement and left the studies. And so many people did like that. And after that he became private secretary of Dr Rajendra Prasad. And he chewed the whole of India with Dr Rajendra Prasad. In the meantime all the leaders were put into jail by the Britishers. And there was nothing to do because they were without leaders. So many people joined their old profession or studies. My father also thought that no use sitting quietly, we can't do anything just now. So he thought that he will go to America and proceed with his final MBBS in America only. But he couldn't get a passport for America. And somehow Dr Satchidan and Sina, he helped my father and got a passport for Japan only. So he went to Japan. And who did he meet in Japan? Which year is this? 1922. 1922? Yes, 1922. He went to Japan and he started teaching English to Japanese women here. And side by side he started implanting nationalism, patriotism in all these businessmen, multi-million. So many, Sindhi, Punjabi, Bengalis, South Indians, they were there. So they were busy in doing business. So he started slowly. So he started inculcating patriotism in Japan amongst the Indians. How did he meet Rashmi Hari Bose? That was later on. Then after five years he established the Indo-Japanese Friendship Association, the Indian Independence League in Japan. He established the Indian Independence League? Yes, the Indian Independence League. I don't know, it's a high level. With the help of all these friends, all big, multi-millionaires and businessmen, they all helped him. Then in 1930, 1925 or something, he went back to Japan, disguising himself as a businessman. In 1925 he went back where? Back to Calcutta, back to India. And before going to Japan in 1922, he went to Shantiniketan and met my mother. She was studying there at that time. And they knew each other from the beginning. Before in Calcutta, Papa used to go to Siyadasa's house so many times. And she was a niece of Siyadasa? Urmila Devi, her mother. She was a congress leader also. There he promised my mother that she will come back and meet, and I may marry you also if you are ready to wait for me. She waited, she did her Shantiniketan study, came back to Calcutta. So she was also a freedom fighter because of her mother Urmila Devi and her uncle Siyadasa? Freedom fighter, in those days there was no name like freedom fighter. They were all just doing something for independence. Your parents met at the Gaya Congress and after a long period of waiting, your parents got married, Anand Mohan Sahai and Sati Sen. Yeah, after marriage they went to Japan. And... Where did they stay? They have a small two-storey, one room downstairs, one upstairs. Uden house, Japanese Uden house. And just four stairs and that was their new house. This was in Tokyo or Kobe? Kobe. In Kobe. So when were you born? 2nd February, 1928, at Kobe. But I think it is extraordinary that your parents were exceptionally patriotic and amazing freedom fighters, but they were able to imbue you with this love for the country there in Japan. Because Japanese people love Japan more than anything else. And that kind of education in school also. First thing, how to respect the flag and of course, the Emperor's committee. Japan. Japan is everything for them. So they transferred their love for India to you by watching the patriotism that Japanese people had in Japan. And my parents. My parents used to teach how great our India is and all these things. And when we grew up and then the war started and the bombing started. Yes, tell me about that. So what did you see when the war started? All the Indians and Japanese people used to help us so much. And Tokyo became the center. And when Rasvi Haribos, Mahendra Pratap and Chayat Sen, the Chinese revolutionaries, they came to Kobe and met my father. Then they said that you must start in full-fledged all these independence work. So your father was one of the founders of the Indian Independence League. And how was the INA established? INA. Oh, that is... See, the war started. Second World War started and we were in Tokyo and started. And my mother was sent to Calcutta secretly with my younger sister and brother. When they met secretly, her Netaji's mother and said that she wanted to meet Netaji Subash Babu.  She was very ill. He came back from mental health, said, estimated. So she said that we all are waiting for you to come to Japan. Then he said, just let me be there and I will surely go to Japan. And we all were waiting for him to come. Rasvi Haribos became the Indian Independence League whole Asia's president at that time. But Rasvi Haribos knew that he is too old and his idea, he couldn't feel the mass, the pulse of the mass. He was a revolutionist. But he says that till Subash comes, when Subash comes, I give this to him. So your mother actually carried a message to Netaji about the preparations in Japan? Yes, she did and she idea was after her, why you have gone to Subash's office? She is my cousin, he is ill, so I went there to get her fast food. So then now the Indian Independence League was established, the INA was established, secret messages were sent to Netaji through your mother and then finally Netaji comes in the submarine and he reaches. And the provisional government is announced of Azad Hind on 21st October 1943. Then what happens after that? He came to Tokyo, reaching in Japan, he came to Tokyo and stayed in Imperial Hotel, Taikoku Hotel. In the morning we all went to Tokyo Hotel and Netaji and Major Hassan, Major Hassan, Private Secretary of Netaji, both of them came down from the upstairs and came to lobby. And we were just stuck, we can't structure such a dynamic personality. My mother told me, told all of us to touch feet, touch feet of Netaji. We just went down and started, went down but Netaji was so angry. What is this? Shoti? Shoti is called Shoti.  Still you are teaching them to bow down. That's a traditional form of pranam in Bengalis. He scolded your mother for that. And then I told Netaji, I want to go to war and fight for independence. I want to go with you to south. He started, his face was shunned but when he started smiling he was just like child like smile.  The ma, ma, gentle, no, she is thin but she is very strong. Both you sisters are very strong minded and she can fight the Britishers. Your mother said you can fight, you can take them. My mother said you can take them. At that time, the time was different. My mother used to be very brave. They would send children for even for gallows. Today I see mothers telling their daughters not to come back late in the night or in the dark.  Netaji said that I am going and organize the thing. And there will be a women's army also. Then I shall call them to fight. So he went to Singapore. And my uncle, uncle was also very impressed. Netaji, my mother introduced uncle. This is my heaven brother, Satadev Sahay. He can also do something to be with you. So he said, yes, you come with me. Then and there he just embraced Kaka. I used to call him Kaka. You are my brave son. He became the director of intelligence bureau, Azadheen government. Satadev Sahay. Satadev Sahay became the director of intelligence bureau. So when did you join the Rani of Jhansi regime? It was in 1943. And then again they came in the 21st October 1943. Azadheen government was established. And then INA was organized. INA was already there. But more recruitment and all. And next day Rani Jhansi regime. Well, Kanna Lakshmi was asked to organize it. And then in Singapore, Malaysia, all the girls were given training.  Like a dog. We will join our independence work. All of them joined. Tell me, Ashaji, when you joined the Rani of Jhansi regime, what was your training like in Bangkok? I joined after was 1944, last of Jhansi regime. It was too late, but still joined. I went with Papa to Bangkok. Papa came and took my children. And this regime was divided into two groups. Fighting squad and nursing squad. It was an option. I joined fighting squad. Perthima Dasgupta was in nursing squad. So many people were there. So tell me, Ashaji, about your training in Bangkok. When you joined the Rani of Jhansi regime, what was the training like? It was for six months. Mine was officer's training for six months. Emergency training. All the people got the emergency. I got one platoon to order and all these things. How to order, how to lead the platoon. And all kinds of training. From beginning with cycle, jeep, how to drive a jeep. All these things. And rifle and bayonet and bayonet. You could use a rifle and a bayonet. Yes, everything. A pistol, everything. And rifle and bayonet. We used to have effigy of rules, rules, belt and Churchill. And we used to take the bayonet like this and then say, ek do tinh cha pa chhe sathar no das jain. And you should trust the bayonet in glueses and Churchill's faith. Like that, fighting spirit. And then it was... Then by training I became sub lieutenant. Then I got sub lieutenant. Then lieutenant. We all were this Pratima Das Gupta, Anjali Bhomek. We all went for Burma. Started marching to Burma. Started marching to Burma from Bangkok? Sometimes marching, sometimes truck. So it was part walking and part truck. Sometimes we used to march. And this was you? Who was with you? Anjali Bhomek, Pratima Das Gupta. And Rasma, Janki Bhai. And once we were bombing Hordakha, the one soldier was injured, which is not like the other. So our first set works were in building, in a building where we set camp. So me and Anjali Bhomek, we both said, let's go and bring Hordakha, but the other bayonet, they said, no, no, don't go now. We just said cha chalo. We just ran to the building and then took the ripsack, first set box and ripsack and came out. As soon as we went out of the building and reached in the place where bombing was in, the bomb fell on the building and there was building. We could have died there also. When we started, for the Burma, in the jungle, there was a space for space. So we just got down from the truck and we rested there for some time. And by that time, enemy plane came and came down so low and started saffing us. So we just ran under the truck and this Anjali became, Anjali was a bit late and she was got injured in the head. We just pulled her leg and then we put inside. Then plane went away, enemy plane went away. Then we came out and sat on round. Then Janki Bhai started doing roll call and called everyone and I was asked, Bharti Sahaya, I got up, said Jai Hind, salute, and sat down. Other people was then left Janki Bhumi. He got up, he got up and said Jai Hind and fell and died. Did you ever feel, when you see your own friend being killed, did you ever feel, oh, I should not have joined Rani of Jhansi Residence? Like that, nothing. We had no feeling at all. We were fighting, no. No feeling. Even somebody died, we don't care. They died for the country. We will get it back. Anjali Bhumi died and we were thinking, how nice their death is. He got, we also could get the death. So this happened on your way from Bangkok to Burma? No, tell us when you arrived. Then by sometimes, it was raining also. By in rain also, we would march for sometime when truck also was there, like that. But we couldn't pass across the Ilawadi river, Ilawadi in Burma. Ilawadi river, people crossed already, INF people went. But we couldn't cross. It was in space. We had to stay there only and then we came to know information we got that they are also retreat. But first they were flying their flag in Moirang, in Manipur, all of them. And on the road, so many died of hunger, malaria, fever. Then by bombing, like that, so many. About 3,000 people, so INF people died. Sajis order was not to stay in Nepal, come back. We shall proceed again after rain. So we all came back. So it was a tactical retreat during heavy tropical monsoons and then we stayed in Bangkok. And the war was at the end of it. We stayed in Bangkok, in Bangkok camp we were. So there we just, bombing was everywhere. We used to practice this, military practice we used to do. Then occupation, then atom bomb, atom bomb fell. Where were you when the atom bomb fell? I was in Bangkok. And you were staying in the house of Pandit Sharma because your parents could not be found and they were not there? My father was with Netaji and now they came back and went to Singapore. They all went. They came to Bangkok, but they went away to Singapore. What to do next? They were planning what to do next. Netaji, you did not see him again. He died in the air crash. So the iron is now retreating, Japan is losing the war. What happened? Were you interrogated? We, we all were house arrest in occupation army camp and we were not allowed to go out of there. Netaji came and went away. That was the last. It was impossible to fight more. The Japanese people retreated before INA people and then they were permanent. One permanent was there. He, he, he had a sugar factory there in Rangoon in Mandalay or somewhere. So he arranged for their food and all these things. And then after that some were arrested there. Some went back to they went back to Bangkok. We also went back to Bangkok and INA people were in the camp and then they were, they were arrested there only. So where, where did you go? I, the girls, the girls the, the girls who had home at home in Bangkok or Thailand they went home. Some people were to send back to Malaysia or Indonesia or anywhere in Southeast Asian country. Wherever their homes were. Before they went they were put in a church. Nanarime, they were, they stayed there. I was, I stayed with Pundit Dagnath Sharma's family and they were sent back to their own home from there. And then how did you, how long were you at Pundit Sharma's home? For eight months. Eight months. Were you reunited with your parents? I was there, I stayed there. No, no news from my father, no mother, what happened. Atom bomb gira, I thought it was it felt, no news at all. How did you feel when you heard about the falling of the atom bomb? Nothing, no feeling. Atom bomb gira hoga. I didn't know what happened, how it happened, after month. All these things we didn't know. You did not have any information? When I heard that somebody, all those who were, that's why the wind of the atom that they became some, this is all my mother and sister told me when they came, went back to India. Before that we don't, we didn't know anything about how it happened and all. You were there in Japan when Japan surrendered? No, no, my mother and my siblings were there. Papa, Papa, Mr. Iyer, Mr. Devmabdas and other people from Papa Scaling infiltrated into Vietnam and was in Hanoi. He was in Hanoi. After eight months, Papa was taken, Papa and others were from Hanoi. They were taken to Singapore and put into jail, Pearl Hill Jail. Ashati, your father was arrested in Hanoi along with other leaders of the INA. When was he sent to Singapore Jail and how long was he there for? See when they infiltrated into Hanoi and they themselves went to the Chinese commander-in-chief, Ho-Han and said that we came to be arrested by you. Ho-Han said why are you enemy of Japan? He said no, we are not enemy of Japan, neither China. He said that okay we are common, our enemy is common.  Chinese army said, commander-in-chief said, you are a free man here. You can stay there, you can go anywhere. So they hired a house and about six of them I think. But how did they end up in Singapore Jail? Then after some time in December this general toy this toy major toy they came to arrest these people. So Chinese people can do nothing because they came to arrest the Indian army. So they went this major toy went to their house where they were saying I have come to arrest you all come with me too. And then they were saying four, five months or six months like in March they all were released unconditionally because Nehruji went there and had negotiation with Makassar and all this and Nehruji said that it is it will be a big massacre if you harm the even one of them should not be harmed. Then otherwise there will be a massacre all English child English woman and English men will be massacred by Indian people. So you'll never do this harm them. After that negotiation they were released. Then they went to their own say my father went and stayed with Dr. Mitra Dr. Mitra he was I and a doctor but he was in here. And then my father informed Panditji that you please send Asha to Singapore. So you met your father in Singapore? So I went to Singapore. And then from Singapore you both came to India? We stayed there for one month more we were waiting for passport. The Mr. Chair was the person who was reluctant to give passport. He was British so when after running about we got passport and we came back. How did you reach India? 1946. So this is just before independence. So where were you when independence went on? We came back to Kolkata first and met my grandmother my mother my mother and children were in Tokyo and after that we went to Delhi, Lahore Karachi all the places I went with my father for the INA team. How were you received in all these places? He he gave he used to give speech everywhere. My goodness it was a hero's welcome it was a hero's welcome after his speech I used to sing I also had to What would you sing? Can you sing Kadam Kadam Badaya Jaan?  We were not very happy it was our mother India was divided into two. So what message do you have for the younger generation? We should remember those days and she children that how India was India suffered under the foreign hand foreign rule, tortured and so many things. So now that we should always remember and children should be taught that India progress is in their hands and honesty there is patriotism honesty and then how to progress how to progress we are progressing still lacking so many things. Thank you so much.


Let's take a look at the starting line up for the hub of you, Anthony Bennett will be between the sticks. They'll have a back three of Harding, Brackenridge and Garth Stewart in the middle of the park. Courtney Allen on the left, David Reed on the right, in between them, the Sean Anglin, Gavin Burton and Ajuma Johnson, who has a goal to his name so far. Omar Thompson in the attacking midfield role also has a goal to his name behind Shaquille Bradford with two and Andre Fagan with one. The hub of you, they'll be looking to try and solidify themselves at the back. Stewart comes in with a red card given to Dyer, so he has some work to do. He was used as a striker last season back in a defensive position. For Portman United Tyrone Williams is between the sticks. They have a back five of Peck Austin Young, Akeem Mullings and O'Keele Howard in the middle of the park. Jaquine Rose Seagal Knight and Alex Marshall with a couple of goals to his name. Also with two goals, Chevron Walsh and beside him, their number 10, Martin Davis, who is still eligible to represent either Jamaica or Canada. As we take a look at the full-time highlights, I promise you it's going to be short as Davis did some really good work inside, came across to Clayton Peck who got his first goal of the season. Davis did some fabulous work on the bar line and then sent it across in brilliant fashion. Walsh was there and then Peck, they tried to close him down quickly, but they weren't quick enough and Peck ran away celebrating there. Portman United in front, one nil and here's another opportunity. Hub of you had a couple of bites of the cherry deer and Stewart was in a lot of the action actually for Hub of you going forward and could have had a couple of goals himself. Here's an effort from Distance that went wide of the mark. Nothing much to write home about here. Bradford's effort came off Williams. Flag went up eventually for Offside and first shot was blocked. The second one had to be powered over the bar again. Bradford in the thick of things for Hub of you and then got Stewart again with the header. Wonderful save. It was a beautiful delivery to Stewart with the header and a fabulous save by Tyrone Williams. And then this chance, Bradford, I tell you what, maybe up for the Oscars there. There wasn't a lot in it. Went to the turf and he converted from 12 yards himself and made it on a piece. Both teams tried to get the winner. Didn't have a whole lot of quality there. Bradford again trying to take that one out, but there wasn't a lot of power behind the shot. Didn't have a lot of space to work with and in the end they share it. Hub of you with 11 shots, 6 on target, put my knight with 7, just a one shot on target. You see it was a very physical game, 31 fouls in it, put more edging it, if you can call it an edge really. Yellow cards shown, 3 to Hub of you, a 1 more than put me knighted and the Hub of you with the majority of the coin is 5, 2 Hub of you edging possession as well at 51%. Peck, you got a go ahead goal. Your team couldn't hold on to it to give you all three points, but tell me a little bit about the goal. I mean it went through the keeper's leg. Did you aim to that way or you just let fly? Well to be honest I want to I want to be with my coach. He believes in me. So the person that should be started was injured. He picked up an injury so he put me in. This was the moment I've been waiting for. To be honest the goal, I saw the ball coming and I said to myself this was the moment I am waiting for. So I just keep, I just keep. Okay it went through the legs. Always difficult for goalkeepers to score, but as instinctive for you in the box to be able to execute like that. Tell me what you make of the game to it. Was it a difficult one? Not a lot of quality up front too and a lot of things for you to feed off. What do you make of the game? Well the game. It was a good game. It wasn't what we expected, but we came out. We came out and we get a point and we are very grateful for that. Well your first goal of the season hopefully you'll get a lot more well done by the best. Yeah. Do you have it picked? Elated to have been given the start. Rupini's coach with the...


I would just like to say, trust in your own ability. Every single one of you, even if we're all uncertain about what we're coming back to in September, what things are going to look like, and it's going to be continual change, and we're going to somehow have to roll with that change. But self-care, priority, and just build those connections. If the one thing you can do with a young person is make them feel safe through just that connection and just being there to support them, honestly, that won't mean the will to that young person. Plant that seed, that's what I'd like to say, plant that seed for that young person. And just because you don't see the outcome in the here and now doesn't mean you failed. Just trust the process that things will work out and be how they're meant to be.


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