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The Post Office: Austin's indie A/V boutique Stuck On On gets movies across ...

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Your in keeping Hollywood postproduction studio, I'm told, is a great of glass and light. It exists on the top floors of skyscrapers; it exudes an air of scratch, resources, possibilities, scope, and Tinseltown poise: Our army of technicians will turn your movie into something marvelous, it declares.

Stuck On On is a more unassuming enterprise. It isn't located in an office made of windows in a Downtown apex-rise. It isn't bathed in sunlight. Rather, Austin's "indie picket-production house," as one client calls it, sits on a unexcited side street on the city's Eastside, sandwiched between a lumberyard and a things wholesaler. Its office has only a few small windows; the whole functioning feels more like an underground laboratory than a thriving means. The Stuck On On "army" consists of three people.

But Parke Gregg, the body's colorist, editor, and project finisher, and one of its three co-founders, believes it's that humiliated-shop intimacy that has made Stuck On On so successful.

Source: Austin Chronicle

A2Z Analysiz: WWF Vengeance 2001 (Stone Cold, Chris Jericho)

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Sports Arena – San Diego, California – December 9, 2001

The chink video package starring Classy Freddie Blassie is formidable, as it runs through the history of past World Champions, and how there has never beyond the shadow of a doubt been one undisputed World Champion … until tonight! It’s in wrathful and white with some creepy music and strange footage in between the wrestling clips, and it’s one of my favorite video packages ever.

Jim Ross and Jerry Lawler salutation us to the show, and before we can get to the first match, Mr. McMahon comes out to the ring. McMahon recently was the fair game of a Stinkface and he is not happy about it. After a few minutes of angry unintelligible, McMahon’s 50/50 business partner Ric Bent makes his way out. Flair says the people came to see wrestling, not McMahon. That leads to the first equal.

MATCH #1: Albert & Scotty 2 Hotty vs. Assess & Christian

Source: Inside Pulse