Dr. Anna Lembke, profesor de psihiatrie la Stanford University School of Medicine, explică efectele renunțării la alcool asupra simptomelor depresiei.

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🎃 The Legend of Sleepy Hollow by Washington Irving – the full, unabridged audiobook of America’s most famous Halloween ghost story. First published in 1820, it gave the world the Headless Horseman and remains one of the classic tales to hear on an autumn night.

In a drowsy Dutch valley on the Hudson, where the air itself seems full of spells, the people still whisper about a Hessian trooper who lost his head to a cannonball and rides out each night in search of it. Into this haunted place comes Ichabod Crane, a lanky, superstitious schoolmaster with an appetite for good food, ghost stories and the hand of the lovely heiress Katrina Van Tassel. But he has a rival in the boisterous Brom Bones, and the road home from the Van Tassels’ autumn party runs straight past the old church bridge…

🎧 Perfect for a cozy Halloween night, relaxing, commuting, working, gaming or falling asleep to a classic ghost story.

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🎙️ This audiobook is narrated by an AI voice (Arthur Lane). “Arthur Lane” is the name of the synthetic voice, not a real narrator.

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Front page news for one pressure washing company in Hanover and Henrico, VA: 2,330 leads in 38 months of Facebook ads, at $37.96 a lead.

Counted on their own lead sheet, not Facebook’s message count.

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Maud West, London’s Lady Detective, returns in “Remember the Angel,” a classic British detective series set in 1930s England. In the autumn of 1900, two small boys were left on a church step in the Shropshire hills with their names pinned to their coats and nothing else. Thirty-two years later, they ask Maud to find out who left them.

This is a complete story, and you don’t need to have seen the earlier episodes to follow it.
If you missed any episodes click here all episodes: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLy2X_0QsRHwBnsRRqePBSrrMSMF1Pn_0E

April 1933. Inspector Flynn and his brother Jimmy go out for a quiet pint on the first of April and come home as Maud’s clients. All they have is a scrap of linen with a name worked on it in blue thread, and Flynn’s memory of a stone angel with a broken wing. The trail runs from a children’s home in a Shropshire village to the newspaper library at Colindale and the registers at Somerset House. Someone has been paying to keep this case cold for thirty-two years. Miss Pryce takes on the records, Jimmy reads a hand nobody else can, and Maud learns what it means to take a case for her own family.

A full-length 1930s British detective drama: about seventy minutes, in eleven acts.

CHAPTERS
0:00 Opening
0:54 Act One — A Shilling Each
6:46 Act Two — The Flood of 1912
13:55 Act Three — The Biscuit Tin
19:08 Act Four — Present at the Death
23:54 Act Five — A Common Name
30:30 Act Six — Nothing Left
35:53 Act Seven — His Father’s Hands
40:03 Act Eight — Two Hands
45:32 Act Nine — Remember the Angel
52:12 Act Ten — The Door Won’t Open
58:35 Act Eleven — What the Box Held
1:04:06 Epilogue — Easter Morning
1:07:01 Maud’s Reflection

THE RECORDS IN THE STORY
From 1837, every birth, marriage and death in England and Wales was registered, and the national indexes were kept at Somerset House in the Strand, where anyone could search them for a fee. The British Museum’s newspaper library at Colindale, in north London, opened its reading room in 1932. Wenmoor, Clunford, St Michael’s Cottage Homes, Highfold and everyone in this story are invented.

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There really was a Maud West.
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ABOUT THIS SERIES
The Case Files of Maud West is a work of fiction. The real Maud West (1881–1964) was a London private detective; this series borrows her name and profession and does not depict her life, her cases or the people she knew. For the true story, see Susannah Stapleton’s biography, The Adventures of Maud West, Lady Detective (2019).

HOW IT’S MADE
The script is original. The voices, images and music were produced with AI tools and edited by hand.

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The 1929 Crash. Black Thursday, half past one: Richard Whitney walks onto the Stock Exchange floor and bids 205 for U.S. Steel, fifteen dollars above the market. On purpose. It worked, for one day. Of the five days that broke Wall Street, the one that did it isn’t the one with the famous name. And the man who bid 205 would end up in Sing Sing.

New York, October 1929, told on one strip of ticker tape. A country buying stocks on borrowed money. A ticker running about four hours late. The heads of the biggest banks meeting at noon at 23 Wall Street. A calm Friday and Saturday, and a President who said business was “on a sound and prosperous basis.” Then a Sunday with no trading, the margin calls, and two days that took the Dow down nearly a quarter. Nine years later, the SEC opened the books of Black Thursday’s hero. Booms, Busts & Swindles, Episode 13.

CHAPTERS
0:00 The man who bid 205
0:36 The plateau: buying on borrowed money
2:41 Black Thursday, 24 October
4:49 Friday, Saturday, and the Sunday margin calls
6:44 Monday, 28 October: the day it broke
8:41 Black Tuesday, 29 October
10:10 1938: the hero of Black Thursday
11:49 From John Law to 1929

Previous episode: Railway Mania: The Bubble That Built Britain’s Railways https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bFcYrmeAmjM . Series start: John Law https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bbnu1_pgTwI
Next episode (Fri Oct 30): a fashion designer so famous his name was the brand. Then he sold it. Follow so you see it.

SOURCES (P primary or contemporary)
[S1] Time, “Business & Finance: Bankers v. Panic,” 4 Nov 1929 (P) – https://time.com/archive/6778424/business-finance-bankers-v-panic/
[S2] Time, “End of a World” (archive) – https://time.com/archive/6603459/end-of-a-world/
[S3] The New York Times, 29 Oct 1929, “Stock Prices Slump $14,000,000,000 in Nation-Wide Stampede to Unload” (P) – https://archive.nytimes.com/www.nytimes.com/library/financial/102929crash-slump.html
[S4] The New York Times, 24 and 25 Oct 1929 (P) – https://www.nytimes.com/1929/10/25/archives/losses-recovered-in-part-upward-trend-starts-with-200000share-order.html
[S5] Commercial & Financial Chronicle, 26 Oct 1929, via FRASER (P) – https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/title/commercial-financial-chronicle-1339/october-26-1929-517058/fulltext
[S6] Federal Reserve Bulletin, Oct 1929, brokers’ loans (P) – https://fraser.stlouisfed.org/files/docs/publications/FRB/1920s/frb_101929.pdf
[S7] Federal Reserve History, “Stock Market Crash of 1929” – https://www.federalreservehistory.org/essays/stock-market-crash-of-1929
[S8] MeasuringWorth, Dow Jones Industrial Average daily closes – https://www.measuringworth.com/datasets/DJA/
[S9] Herbert Hoover, statement of 25 Oct 1929, American Presidency Project (P) – https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/documents/statement-the-national-business-and-economic-situation
[S10] SEC, In the Matter of Richard Whitney et al., Vol. I (1938) (P) – https://sechistorical.org/wp-content/uploads/1938_07_USA_004.pdf

IMAGE CREDITS
Library of Congress (no known restrictions on publication): Richard Whitney, 1937, Harris & Ewing; crowd outside the New York Stock Exchange, 1929; Prof. Irving Fisher, 1927, Bain News Service; Herbert Hoover, 1929; NYSE ticker control station, c.1922; SEC hearings, April 1938, Harris & Ewing. “Finis” cartoon, 1929 (public domain by term). Federal Reserve Bulletin and SEC report pages: U.S. government works, public domain. Ticker tape, TAPE LATE clock, Dow charts, trading floor and quote cards are original Money Vault flat illustrations (not AI). Full list with links in the pinned comment.

MUSIC: public-domain Musopen recording – https://archive.org/details/MusopenCollectionAsFlac

History and storytelling only, not financial advice. Narration uses a synthetic (text-to-speech) voice. No AI-generated scenes. The bankers’ support of 24 October 1929 is told as newspapers of the time reported it; no source says it was improper. Richard Whitney’s crime came later and was separate: in 1938 he pleaded guilty to grand larceny for taking securities he held in trust (SEC report, S10).

#1929Crash #FinancialHistory #Documentary

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