Daniel E Penz | Professional Voice Actor for E-Learning & Commercial

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Super Dragon Balls are called Wish Orbs. They were created in the year 41 of the Divine Calendar by the Dragon God, Zalema, and they are perfectly spherical, planet-sized celestial objects, measuring exactly 37,196.2204 kilometers in diameter.

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I will not tolerate the breaking of rules! Now prepare yourselves to be punished in the name of justice! Look at all the night of true justice has arrived! Woo-hoo!

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We need the suppression team there immediately. Where's Chief Zhang now? We're not sure. Find him, and have him sent to me as soon as possible. Yes, sir. How did this happen? I'm in the fourth yard right now, and I've discovered an illegal inventory of blood. That's it! Put out an order right away! Prohibit all vampires in the city from feeding from blood packs! Make it a top priority! Yes, sir!

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I realize I didn't turn out quite as you'd intended, but then, what project ever does? I know you think of me as a monster, something that needs to be contained or removed altogether. The thing is, Doc, I couldn't agree with you more. And I'll be happy to end this farce and fade into oblivion. But first, I must complete my mission. The demon who betrayed my mother and all humanity must be destroyed.

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The Special Zone is a burial ground. The Eleventh Yard holds the ashes of the Kulan King. Kasa and her people came here to retrieve the King's ashes. They wanted to resurrect him. You defeated the Kulan King once before, Jiro. So we need you to be here if he comes back again. I... I can't do that. There won't be a miracle this time. I'm sorry, but you're the only chance we've got.

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You really want to know? It's because you take everything too far. Everyone's scared of you because you're a ticking time bomb. You're the Gestapo meets the Cheka in high heels. That cutthroat squad who runs illegally kills countless terrorist suspects. Tell me about Operation Undershaft. Undershaft is the name of a brilliant but unscrupulous arms dealer in a George Bernard shop play. I know that. Now, what's the name of our target arms dealer?

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The first thing Tesla saw was Crowley's smiling face right in front of him. We've arrived, recognize this place? Tesla looked around. They were standing on a street corner, the night illuminated by the yellow glow of gas lights. The buildings were decrepit and bleak, the residents more so. He immediately recognized the Tenderloin District, a wretched bastion of vagabonds, street gangs, prostitutes, and morphine addicts. How did we get here? Tesla asked Crowley, who no longer looked pale and tired, but of a healthy color. The same way we got from your bed to the bedroom doorway. Astral projection. Though to get here, we move through a conduit of the astral plane. The distance? Physical distance irrelevant. But this sort of place, physical space-time, is not the astral form's natural environment. It takes extra concentration for me to keep us here, but we'll only need to stay long enough for me to show you what I need to. Tesla looked down at himself, raised his palms, and turned them over. I feel normal. I feel like I am in my physical body, standing on this street. That's to be expected. Now, please allow me to direct your attention to the brothel, yonder.

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Well, with one thing and another, it's 1964 before they ever start filming the first pilot. But all the MGM magic is applied, and they end up with one of the most beautiful and most expensive TV pilots ever made. Of course, Roddenberry put in all his own ideas, and by the time he was through, the only thing left from the movie was the opening lines of the title sequence. Space, the new frontier, these are the voyages, etc., etc.

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"'Hey!' the man shouted. He tossed a knife towards Hala, not hard enough to knock over a chicken. Hala caught it as the juggler tossed another knife. Soon she held all four knives. "'Trombach!' Hala gathered all the knives into her left hand and pushed on through the crowd. "'Wait! Trombach!' "'Thank you for the knives,' Hala called over her shoulder. She muttered to me, "'Maybe he will go do something useful now.'" Whistler appeared beside me. He whispered, "'I brought this love potion.' He held up a tiny clay jar. "'You think it's real?' Ask Hala to drink it. If you live, it's real. "'Ah, shoot! I'm getting my money back!' He slithered away through the crowd, muttering. I heard Hala say, "'Show us to the Oracle.' A woman's tight voice said, with a slight accent, "'No, I deny your entry. You're impolite and the Oracle despises impolite people. Go on now, go away. Shoo!' I turned to see what was happening. Hala glanced at me with raised eyebrows. A starkly beautiful young woman, not much older than a girl, guarded the door. Before I could speak, Whistler stomped up beside me. "'She won't give me back my money!' "'Will that bother you if I kill her?' "'Yes, it will. How many dead men have you robbed? Now this old grandmother, cheesy out of a few bits, you'll never miss. You're a wealthy man. Don't you feel shame?' Whistler stared at the ground. "'I guess I do. A little.' He turned away, and I heard him mutter, "'And she's not that old.' I turned back to the door guardian. "'May I please visit the Oracle, young woman? I promise to be polite and pleasant. I have a present for her, to show my respect.' Hala cocked her head. "'You have a present?' "'I do, if you give me those knives.' I turned back to the young lady and smiled my most woman-stealing smile.

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Down the road I could hear the perp taunting us, though I couldn't make out his words. What's he saying? I asked Drake. Oh, you know, the same thing they always say. You'll never take me alive, copper. That sort of stuff. I glared at the former football player. Are you kidding me right now? Our bodies are about to gain a few extra holes and you've got jokes?

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I got up and went to the sink, I started scrubbing the griddle in fast, ferocious movements, furious at myself for having a big mouth, for being stupid, for everything. That's okay, daddy, we can still do it, mommy won't mind. I nodded curtly, maybe Annie wasn't the only one who needed strong magic.

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Reaching the door a split second before Jim, he opened it and Jim ducked in. The waitress gaped at them and opened her mouth to speak, but Mark pointed out the window and gasped out, TORNADO COMING! TAKE COVER! The child that Mark had heard in his dream cried out, and instead of finding safety, everyone swarmed to the windows to see for themselves. NO! GET AWAY FROM THE WINDOWS! THEY'RE GONNA BLOW! EVERYONE IN THE BACK! IN THE COOLER! He rushed over to herd them away from the plate glass. THERE'S A TORNADO HEADING DIRECTLY FOR THIS DINER! WE NEED TO GET EVERYONE TO SAFETY IMMEDIATELY! To his credit, the manager didn't hesitate. After a brief glance at Mark and Jim soaked to the bone, he nodded and waved his arm towards the door he'd just come through. YES! EVERYONE QUICKLY! THE COOLER IS PROBABLY THE SAFEST PLACE! IT'S BIG ENOUGH TO FIT EVERYONE IF YOU SQUEEZE IN!

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Do you know why they call it Slime? Because the name Smish was already taken. Lenny Smish was a lawyer, a Hollywood lawyer. Let me explain that. Hollywood is heaven for lawyers. There's always somebody with a deal, a contract, a claim, or a grudge. The movie isn't over until the last lawsuit has settled. In Hollywood, Lenny was a legend. When lawyers spoke of their idols, Lenny's name was always on the list.

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The cold September wind made me pull the duster close, and I crammed my hat further down on my head in an effort to keep the rain from dripping down my neck. Overhead, police drones circled lazily, scanning the early morning crowds in the district for several threats at once. They use a facial recognition software to actively scan every individual and provide a breakdown of their records to the uniformed beat cops. In a pinch, they could also act as backup to a cop in trouble. Then you had to live with the constant ribbing from other officers that a computer nerd back at the NOPD headquarters had saved you.

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Jim glanced at Mark, but spoke into the phone. I need everyone on this, a level one alert! That's right, Wrigley Field! He approached a dark blue sedan with government plates parked along the curb. Still barking orders into the phone, he leaned against the car. Mark turned to Jessie, about to ask what was next, but she held her hand up, her head bent to her phone. Sir, just giving you a heads up, the FBI is now involved and advises we get all available manpower on the Wrigley Field case.

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For years I have expected to perish in some ridiculous manner. I have lived through some devastating experiences that no person should survive, so therefore the gods will probably arrange for me to choke to death on a biscuit, or slip off a privy seat and break my neck. I base this on my numerous conversations with the gods in which they made it plain how much they don't love me.

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Darius had just enough time to swing his gun around in that direction when out of the fog strode Jim Brody and Fury. Brody looked confused for a moment, startled to have emerged from the fog so abruptly. Then he focused on Dark, and his eyes turned into circles of amazement. "'Darius!' he cried. "'You valiant old son of a bitch! God! After all these years!' Brody rushed over to Darius without even holstering his pistol and gave Dark a bear hug which took the wind out of his former companion. Brody finally released Darius, took a step backward, and looked his old friend over. "'Lance, I can't believe it! Whatever this is, what a goddamned comforting sight you are! Lord, I've forgotten how snazzy you looked! Why, you are as dapper as the day you died and that's more than thirty years ago!'

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Imagine, for a moment, that you are standing on the edge of a great cliff, looking out over a vast and beautiful landscape. The sun is rising in the distance, casting a warm and inviting glow over everything you see. But as you step forward to take in the view, you feel your foot slip and your body begins to tumble over the edge. Your heart races, your mind races, and you feel completely out of control. This is what it can feel like to have Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, known as ADHD. The world around you is vast and full of potential, but sometimes it can be overwhelming. Your mind races, your thoughts scatter, and you feel like you're constantly teetering on the edge of a cliff, one misstep away from disaster.

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I haven't written dozens of bestsellers, but I have several novels under my belt under my own name and others, and have had more than a hundred stories and poems accepted by actual editors in the professional world, despite the fact that I mostly self-publish these days. I've also taught writing at the college level for, well, let's just say for significantly more than a decade.

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Perhaps the most unique thing about the Scottish Highland Games is its popularity all over the world. Although the most famous Highland Game event in the world is the Cowle Highland Gathering in Scotland, there are even larger competitions found throughout the United States, Australia, New Zealand and many other locations. In Scotland, most of the Highland Games occur between the months of May and September. Visitors to the area during these balmy or summer months can typically visit a local tourist centre and find information on several games occurring within a few miles radius each weekend.

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Your brain is a three pound search and destroy tactician for problems. It's always searching for problems, trying to understand why they exist and what to do to stop your world from blowing to shreds.

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My Uncle Harry MacDonald was a remarkable man. He was funny, very smart, and well-read, and he knew how to make friendly contact with people wherever he went. Uncle Harry used to tell people about Jesus in the briefest and most respectful way, nearly everywhere, on the golf course, in restaurants, in other people's homes, and in his and my aunt's home. He told family, friends, and strangers, simply, without embarrassment, no hustle involved. One day my cousin Dan asked him why he did that. He said, People have a right to know God loves them.

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In this book you won't find exclusive recipes, calorie counting plans, the one diet to rule them all, or demonization of carbs or fat as the single culprit of all obesity. The big aha factor of this book is one that other weight loss books lack. You're going to get actionable strategies that mesh with your current lifestyle to help you achieve lasting change.

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For over 500 years the secret remained undiscovered. However, on the 4th of February 2013 a team from the University of Leicester confirmed to the world that a skeleton discovered underneath the car park of the local social services office was indeed that of Richard III. Without a doubt it is the most remarkable and significant historical discovery of the last 20 years.

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At 12 years old, I hired a few kids from China who were good at programming plug-ins for the popular game Minecraft. My first entrepreneurial venture was charging third parties $18 an hour for coding and then paying $5 an hour to the people who were actually doing the work.

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Everyone knows that you can't take it with you, but the federal government wants to make sure that you don't leave it behind, either. At least, not to your friends and your loved ones. Uncle Sam, therefore, helps himself to 45% of your worldly goods if you die moderately well off. So why not spend with abandon before you die?

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The world around us can get out of control. Nobody follows the exact paths they expect to take in life, and being detoured against our will is the rule, not the exception. In such a life of change, obstacles, pain, and surprises, our habits are there for us. By developing and practicing good habits each day, you affirm that you do have control over the very core of your life in the midst of the chaos.

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It seems these days everyone is familiar with the concept of a viral video. The common thinking is that if you're at the right place at the right time with a cell phone camera or video camera, all you need is to capture the images, slap them onto YouTube, and if you're lucky, you get a video out there that goes viral, and suddenly you're a millionaire.

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Keep in mind, neither of us wanted these things for our relationship. We wanted the happy-go-lucky, peace-filled storybook romance we imagined we'd have when we were dating. But we were stuck with the big ugly truth that we couldn't get along. So now what?

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My dad came from a generation in which men did not verbalize their feelings. I remember an incident in which he became very angry at my sister and chased her around our house, holding a piece of roast beef. While he never caught her, I suspect that if he had, he wouldn't have known what to do with the meat. He was reacting to his anger and grabbed the first object that he saw.

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This book will provide you everything that you need to learn about how you can deliver great TED-style talks and capture your target audience. TED Talks is one of the most popular forms of public speaking today, thanks to its stimulating way of delivering short lectures. With this book, you'll learn how you can make your lectures become as life-changing as your favorite TED Talks and make sure that you hit your goals when delivering your ideas that are worth spreading.

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The American retail landscape was changed forever in 1962 when Sam Walton, a visionary man with a great dream, founded a company based on respect for the individual, striving for excellence, and service to our customers.

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Hey you, got a minute? You know that greeting and thanking our customers is really important.

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Our six-point advantage service plan is what sets us apart from the competition. As an expert user of the JCPenney app, you've got one more tool in your hands to create customer loyalty.

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Many companies place a high priority on generating and converting leads, especially in today's world of opt-in marketing.

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Today, on DallasNews.com, a river runs through it, right through the heart of historic downtown San Antonio.

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Ever wonder if there was something you could count on to make traveling easier? We did. So we installed charging stations for your convenience at airports across the country. Just look for our stations with the blue power icon. That's the wonder of Samsung.

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For years, we've had a vision to bring high-quality manufacturing back to America.

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Forge USA began with a vision, to supply customers with a state-of-the-art rough machining facility to complement the forging operation.

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When it comes to weight loss surgery, the first step is always the hardest.

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Need a little help waking up cowboy? Say good morning to Hardee's Southwest Omelette, Biscuit and Burrito!

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At B1 Bank, our dedication to simplification has earned us many happy clients.

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UMS Group's Spend Optimization Suite, a portfolio optimization decision support application, supports collection of the relevant information and easy analysis to quickly respond to these types of questions.

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My family lives in Queens, but my tribe lives in Chippewa Boots.

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When employees make smart choices and healthy decisions, they can achieve better health and help control costs.

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Tired of driving to your friend's house to watch the big game? Set up your home with a big screen from Color Time.

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Activity 4, prep GOH and GOH ink tagging. Because of ink tagging and detrash needs and for optimal efficiency, GOH should be prepped on the dock near the baler.

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In this lesson, you will describe the characteristics, functions, and formats of informational reports.

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You can tell how many valence electrons any atom has by looking at that atom's position on the periodic table. But like I said, you probably already know that.

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Confidential information lies at the heart of every business and preventing unauthorized access or disclosure of that information is a challenge we face every day.

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Warm-up. Think of a time when you had an idea that you wanted a person or a group of people to act on. Maybe it was an idea you shared with your boss or with your friends.

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Nobody likes a messy fitting room. If a fitting room is clean and inviting, customers are more likely to make a purchase. To guarantee cleanliness and organization in the fitting room, follow a simple four-step process.

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Liquid CO2 is either injected from the bottom of the mixer or snowed down from on top.

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Some terms get mixed up when we talk about heat and temperature, but if we're going to understand how energy flows between different objects, it's important to know the exact meanings of these terms and how they relate to each other.

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Graphs help us to visualize numbers, compare them, and see how they relate to each other. Types of graphs include pie graphs, bar graphs, and line graphs.

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Do you have a plan for a career, such as sales or management, working with your hands, or becoming a professional in law, medicine, or science? Or do your dreams of a career change every week?

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In this activity, you will analyze the medieval poem Sumer-Izekumenin in two forms, in the original Middle English text and via a modern English translation.

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Click. Carson, Carson, Carson, Carson, Carson, Peary, Scott, and Company. The smiling voices of a female vocal troupe gushed from our new-bedroom clock radio. Six a.m. and I was basking in absolute joy to be the half-owner of an actual clock radio. That obnoxious buzz from our old alarm vanished forever, and I loved that jingle. I sang it all day.

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Roblox is a social platform for user-created games, and in early 2012 it faced a crisis.

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These days, Fingit announced himself when visiting the Father of the Gods, hoping to prevent awkward situations. Father, Crack, Father of the Gods, sat leaning forward on the bench he had built, facing the valley. He's ignoring me. Damn him. Typical. He wants me to scrape and kiss his feet in spite of everything.

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Before presenting the dream theories and research results, however, it is necessary to discuss the fundamental differences in the interests and in the methods of gaining knowledge in psychoanalysis and in psychotherapy in general, on the one hand, and in empirical research, on the other.

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It didn't scare me the first time it happened because I didn't know it was happening. I only realized what was happening after people told me it wasn't happening and that's when I got scared. Not scared, surprised. That doesn't make much sense, does it? I should start at the beginning. My name is Carl Drosick and I am a big city homicide detective. It doesn't matter what big city, let's say it's somewhere in the middle of the country.

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Hear that? Of course you do. It's talking to you, not even whispering. How can it be so loud, yet no soul outside your soul can hear it? Listen closer. It's doing what it does, swaying your thoughts, spinning up worries, making you feel small.

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My cell phone rang, distracting me from the situation. Hi, Antonio. Jack, hey, sorry to bother you, but I want to let you know there's a suspicious SUV driving up and down our street. My security camera picked it up when it parked in front of my house for a few minutes, and then it drove off. Thanks for the heads up. Best keep your doors locked. I'll call and have a patrol car swing by. Thank you, Antonio. I owe you one. No problem, Jack. I know how you get these screwy perps following your home once in a while, he said before hanging up. Who was that? asked Ginger. It was my neighbor. He told me a strange vehicle had been driving up and down our street in front of my house. Your house? Are we currently situated in your home? If so, you must evacuate immediately. If my body has lost its ethical compass, you are likely in great danger. He is the worst kind of killer, said Quartz's brain from the confines of the orb.

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This is a sample recorded in my home studio, a VocalBooth.com diamond-shaped gold-class booth with a Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 interface and Neumann TLM-103 microphone. I've been working as a voiceover talent since I was 12 and have a wealth of animation, audiobook narration, commercial, industrial, and live performance experience to my credit. I've also received a shelf full of trophies from my work, including Emmys, Edward R. Murrow's Associated Press, Telly's, and a Sovis award to my name. I have a number of ways to connect with clients, including SourceConnect, PhonePatch, Zencaster, Riverside, Zoom, FaceTime, Messenger, and other capabilities. Basically, if you can get a signal to the internet, we can work together. This is me speaking softly with the gain turned up. This is me speaking loudly with the gain turned down. And finally, room tone. This is raw audio with no post-processing. Thanks for listening.

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Chapter 1. Customer Experience and Service in Today's World. When thinking about classic customer service, the majority of us have relied on the telephone or in-person communications to connect with companies when there are issues, questions, or feedback. Today's generations have witnessed and undergone a number of truly revolutionary changes in their lives, triggered and fueled by technological advances that would have only been dreamed of just a few decades ago. These advancements are now almost taken for granted as a part of our daily personal and professional lives. Our faces are glued to our phones, and we can't help from swiping our grimy little fingers across some app that'll deliver a pizza straight to our face in under 30 minutes. That's what modern customer experiences are all about. Ease, low friction, and convenience. With access to almost everything literally at your fingertips, it's important to keep in mind that every organization has a myriad of routes that directly or indirectly interact with customers. It could be your website, Facebook page, LinkedIn, live chat, email, support hotline. The options are endless. What is key in keeping up with the modern world of customer experience is making sure all those dots connect. Many of you listening to this book are using a customer relationship manager, a CRM, tool on a daily basis, and it's important that all areas of the business understand the power of these types of resources. A well-optimized CRM would record how a prospective customer found your company or offering, marketing, would support documentation of communication and purchase services, sales, would log customer use and issues, support, and highlight customer ideas and feedback, product. Whether you're using Salesforce, HubSpot, Freshwork, Intercom, Zendesk, or some other CRM tool, you already know how important it is to have critical customer information available, especially when things go south with an important customer or key account. It's up to you as your company's ambassador to sort these elements out to best increase your chances for success. Tools Every company and customer has their own preferred method of communication. It's really important to make sure you know what your customer's preferred methods are so you can best serve them in future interactions. Always think at scale There are still many industries that have not yet seen the type of CX revolution within their corporate and operational practices. Take the cable industry, for example. A customer calls an 800 number, listens to a list of numerical options in a robot tone, and typically ends up screaming, Operator! Operator! Or pounding zero until a human voice is on the other end. And if this isn't your first time calling, most likely it'll be treated as if it was, i.e., starting the complaint from scratch. We all have examples of antiquated policies or processes from a company or service provider that literally make us want to scream. So don't be that company. Companies that have chosen not to adopt the newer methods of communication continue to see demand from customers to talk on the phone, expecting a prompt response from a living human. When many of us think of traditional customer experience in service operations, we tend to imagine a massive call center in large cities like Phoenix, Arizona, Nashville, Tennessee, even Buffalo, New York, the collections capital of the Northeast. We envision pods of people talking through headsets, flickering computer monitors, and a constant echo of fingers hastily typing on keyboards.

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Smear campaigns, mudslinging, twisting the truth. Why do politicians resort to such underhanded tactics? Do they really think it helps their campaign? It's ugly, uncalled for, and deceitful. So why do we allow them to continue? It's time to level the playing field. You want our vote? Then focus on the issues that affect all of us. This election season, advocate for a clean election process. Paid for by the Committee for Cleaner Elections.

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Jobs are leaving the state in record numbers, while John Jacobson continues to be an outspoken advocate for outsourcing. Keep jobs where they belong, in state. Vote Nadine Ronald for a better economic future. Paid for by Nadine Ronald for Governor.

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This is a sample recorded in my home studio, a VocalBooth.com diamond-shaped gold-class booth, with a Focusrite Scarlett 18i20 interface and Neumann TLM 103 microphone. I've been working as a voiceover talent since I was 12 and have a wealth of animation, audiobook narration, commercial, industrial, and live performance experience to my credit. I've also received a shelf full of trophies for my work, including Emmys, Edward R. Murrow's, Associated Press, Telly's, and a Sovis award to my name. I have a number of ways to connect with clients, including SourceConnect, PhonePatch, Zencaster, Riverside, Zoom, FaceTime, Messenger, and other capabilities. Basically, if you can get a signal to the internet, we can work together. This is me speaking softly with the gain turned up. This is me speaking loudly with the gain turned down. And finally, room tone. This is raw audio with no post-processing. Thanks for listening.

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Welcome to the J.C. Penney Diverse Supplier Summit. The program will begin momentarily.

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For years, you've watched her deliver the news, bringing you hard-hitting stories and heartwarming tales. But after interviewing countless leaders and influential thinkers, Raquel decided to stop simply reporting on our world and start using her skills and experience to help change it.

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Do you struggle to answer detailed questions from executives around various investment portfolio scenarios? Does it take a long time to analyze data to answer these types of questions? What could we get for 5% more budget? Is 80% of our budget really mandatory? Are we sure we can do all of the projects we've selected?

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Are you ready for change? Change that answers the truly big questions. Questions like... What? Where? When?

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Jeff Davis was named Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at J.C. Penney in July 2017. A highly accomplished retail finance leader, Davis is responsible for all financial operations at the company. Davis brings over 30 years of finance experience across multiple industries. He most recently served as Chief Financial Officer at Darden Restaurants, where he oversaw the company's real estate acquisitions as well as the restaurant development division. Prior to Darden, Davis served as Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for Walmart's U.S. stores, a $288 billion operation. Upon joining Walmart in 2006, he served in roles of increasing responsibility in their finance division, including store operations, specialty businesses, strategy, and treasury. Before joining Walmart, Davis held finance-related positions with Lakeland Tours, McKesson Corporation, and the Hillman Company. Ladies and gentlemen, Jeff Davis. Thank you for watching!