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Lisa Alves, an actor, writer and theatre creator, was born and raised in Mississauga. Lisa wrote and performed her solo show, The Visitations, under the mentorship of Tracey Erin Smith, the artist director of Soulo Theatre, in 2014; currently she is Soulo Theatre's intern. Lisa was also involved in the first annual 2014 Theatre Relay where she wrote and directed A Nun's Conundrum and performed Charles and Squeakums. Lisa has been a faculty member at StageCoach Oakville and Toronto West since 2011 with Tosha Doiron and Mary Long. Her time at Humber College's Theatre Performance Program included workshop productions, such as The Fight, a TYA piece directed by Marie Beath Badian, The Oresteia directed by Alex McLean and Marissa Zinni, and Machinal directed by Nancy Palk. She also appeared as Dido in This Side of Heaven, directed by Varrick Grimes and Kiersten Tough. Recently she finished the run of Approaching Zero with her graduating collective, Calm Cool & Collective at Theatre Passe Muraille's Backspace. Lisa is very excited to be joining KUT apprenticeship and embarking on a beautiful journey with this team.
Khadija Aziz is an eighteen-year-old Toronto mixed media artist and community leader who believes that 1+1=3. She is studying at Ontario College of Art & Design University (OCAD U) to obtain a Bachelor's degree in Fine Art with a major in Cross-disciplinary Art, specializing in Life Studies. As an artist, she experiments with the hybridization of various mediums, which allow her to innovate new ideas and techniques. As an artist, she experiments with the hybridization of various mediums, which allow her to innovate new ideas and techniques. As a community leader, she seeks to engage communities and youth through the arts; encouraging youth participation and advocating for youth accessibility in arts and leadership. She has been successful by founding and curating various for-youth art exhibitions, facilitating live-mural projects where youth experience being the creators of public art for their first time, and by celebrating youth achievements by organizing events - such as Toronto Youth Cabinet's annual Identify N' Impact Award Show. Khadija is also a recipient of the Volunteer Toronto Legacy Award 2015 for her contributions in communities through arts.
Claudia Di Nucci values the Kreativ U-turn project and its ability to engage children in the creative process and encourage the sharing of art within all Etobicoke communities. She recently graduated with an Honours Bachelor in Art History and is pursuing postgraduate studies in Arts Administration and Cultural Management at Humber College. Claudia, a resident of Etobicoke, is a Board member of Franklin Carmichael Art Group whose mandate is to provide quality art lessons and exhibition space to the residents of North Etobicoke. Claudia is enthusiastic about maintaining art-inclusive environments in which art is approachable and accessible for all to experience.
Tijana Spasic is a theatre creator and installation artist. She likes sliding across genres and finding out what best fits each idea. She's exploring how to do that best. She enjoys creating through collaborative practices, and is passionate about peer to peer mentorship and education. This past summer she interned with Mammalian Diving Reflex. Some of her other projects and training include: Inteatro Academy (Summer 2013, Inteatro, Polverigi) Mood Swings (Luminato,New Waves Festival), The Bus House (Nuit Blanche), Wesoo Hamlet (Bcurrent Theatre), Uth Connexion (reConnexion Collective), The Hurt is Astounding (Toronto Fringe), the Firebird (LabCab 2014), Assistant Set Designer for The Misunderstanding (Lester Trips Theatre). She also speaks Russian and Serbian and is a cookie monster.
Alana Staszczyszyn is an avid musician and artist. Her musical endeavours include playing harp, piano, guitar, flute, viola, and singing, as well as composing orchestral, solo, and chamber music. She is also an avid visual artist and crafter; her main mediums include graphite, pen and ink, digital media, quilling, beading, and macrame. She also loves experimenting with new types of craft media whenever she gets the chance. Alana is currently finishing her last year at Etobicoke School of the Arts (ESA), where she has debuted many of her compositions as well as participated in many prestigious musical and dramatic ensembles. Outside of ESA, she performs as an independent musician and artist. When Alana is not creating music or artwork, she is avidly studying mathematics and the sciences. She hopes to inspire others to explore the intimate connection between the natural beauty of existence that art depicts with the technological explanation that academia provides.
Evan Tingle was born in Florida and is a founding member of ArtBote Collective, devising a puppetry show titled c u t this past summer. At Humber College, Evan has taken part in scene study with Nancy Palk, played Evan in The Fight directed by Marie Beath Badian, studied physical theatre with Alex McLean, and did a puppetry workshop with Anne Powell of the Puppetmongers. Evan has also toured across Toronto schools performing science shows for children with Chamelea Arts and Science Center, is a published poet in the book Hunger Pangs, and has coached an improvisational team of High School students to the national level in the Canadian Improv Games.
Ksenia was born in Moscow and moved to Saskatoon, Saskatchewan at age four. She learned dancing (Ukrainian, Ballet and POM), community at Russian Cultural School and studied piano with Rusudan Chigogidze. While at Bedford Road High School Ksenia lead 'Art with Music' program for Oliver Lodge Care Home Seniors. Ksenia finished Art and Art History Program with Honours Bachelor of Arts from University of Toronto Mississauga joint with Sheridan College. While studying, Ksenia did research for and animated UofT's Blackwood Gallery. She volunteered at Harboufront Center's Festivals and School Visits. Ksenia assisted McCall Center for Continuing Care Recreation Department. At Music Academy Camp and Owl Youth Camp campers had serious fun with Ksenia. Her work "Past and Present" was shown in the exhibition "Horizon Line" at Blackwood Gallery.


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Officers Searching For Witnesses In Single-Car Crash That Killed 20-Year-Old Palmdale Woman On 14 Freeway20-year-old Veronica Garcia was driving southbound on the freeway when her 2017 Infinity Q50 veered off the roadway and overturned, ejecting and killing the woman.
CHP Officer Killed In On-Duty Crash In Palmdale Laid To RestThe funeral services were held for 27-year-old Ornelas at JetHawk Stadium in Lancaster, so attendees could adhere to COVID-19 safety protocols. The service was not open to the public, but was livestreamed on the CHP's Facebook page.
158 Arrested At Underground Party In Palmdale; LA County Eyes Further ActionOfficials are considering new measures to crack down on large gatherings after a raid on an underground party in Palmdale over the weekend lead to the arrests of 158 people.
CHP Motorcycle Officer Dies Of Injuries From On-Duty Crash In PalmdaleOfficer Andy Ornelas had followed in the footsteps of his mother, Kellie, a retired CHP officer from the same Antelope Valley Area office and his father, Arturo, a motorcycle officer with the Los Angeles Police Department, according to the commissioner.
CHP Officer In Critical Condition After Palmdale CrashA motorcycle officer with the California Highway Patrol was taken to the hospital in critical condition following a Monday night crash in Palmdale.
Veterans, Families Gather At Palmdale Healing And Honor Field Where Over 2K American Flags Were On DisplayThe flags were purchased by people who wanted to recognize a hero - a veteran, current military member, first responder or medical professional. Each flag bears their name and service.
LA County Expanding Outreach Efforts To Communities Hard-Hit By COVID-19The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health will be dispatching community outreach workers to areas hardest hit by COVID-19.
LASD Asks For Public's Help In Locating Edgar Abudie Clemena, Missing Palmdale Man53-year-old Edgar Abudie Clemena was last seen at 3 p.m.m Saturday in the 38700 black of Second Street East, accoridng to the department.
Parents Plead Not Guilty In Death Of 4-Year-Old Noah CuatroJose Maria Cuatro, Jr., 28, and Ursula Elaine Juarez, 26, are due back in court for a pretrial hearing Dec. 8 in Lancaster.
'Everything Is Gone': Woman Living In RV After Bobcat Fire Destroys Juniper Hills HomeThe 76-year-old grandmother of 10 is now living in her RV in the parking lot of a Palmdale Lowe's.
Palmdale Man Convicted For Smearing Semen On Co-Worker's Belongings, Will Register As Sex OffenderStevens Millancastro is accused of putting his semen in a female colleague's jar of honey, water bottles, and smearing it onto her computer mouse.
Two Men Stabbed To Death In Palmdale; Detectives Investigating IncidentThe attack happened around 10:45 a.m. in the 37300 block of Siderno Driver, according to the LASD.
Palmdale Mother Dies After Contracting COVID-19, All 6 Children Test PositiveBrenda Martinez, 43, had been hospitalized for a week, according to her sister-in-law Crystal Acosta Torres who said she had been in critical condition for the past three days.
Palmdale In The Running For Future, Permanent Home Of US Space CommandPalmdale, in Los Angeles County's high desert, has previously been the home of other aerospace institutions like Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Edwards AFB, Los Angeles AFB, NASA facilities, JPL, Caltech, and the U.S. Air Force Plant 42.
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Clare | Anti-War / Imperialism
Anti-War / Imperialism
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Global Injustices and Violations of Civil Liberties Go Hand in Hand at Shannon
clare | anti-war / imperialism | feature Tuesday December 22, 2009 13:33 by Shannonwatch
It Takes More than This to Stop Us
Every day the war machines roll through Shannon, as the innocent populations of Afghanistan, Iraq and elsewhere suffer the brutal consequences of neo-liberal occupation. The Gardai react by mounting public displays of strength against half a dozen innocent protestors, while claiming to have no opinions or authority over the cargos and personnel passing through the airport.
Making War Through Shannon Airport | Shannon Peace Vigil Among the Warplanes | Videos from Shannon Peace Conference | US Military Officers Oversee War Activities at Shannon | Hiroshima remembered at Shannon Peace Vigil
The US-led "war on terror" has resulted in the erosion of human rights in the interest of state security, as disappearances, illegal imprisonment and torture of detainees has become commonplace. The rights of ordinary people in Iraq, Afghanistan and Gaza to live safely with the full enjoyment of their economic, social and cultural rights have been systematically violated by invading powers as they seek to secure their strategic interests. Technology is used to bring death and carnage to millions as the rhetoric of Western security is repeated like a mantra.
Shannon Airport is a prime example of how the lives and human rights of 'other' distant peoples have become expendable in the context of Western self-interest. The ongoing use of the airport by the US military and their contractors is justified locally on the basis of its economic benefit to the region. In the past we have even been told that it is linked to multinational corporate investment, and that we somehow can't have one without the other (that lie stopped when Dell announced it was firing 1900 employees). In fact our support for US imperialism makes us complicit in the suffering and death of innocent people, and contributes to the rise of Islamic fundamentalism. It is made even worse by the routine refueling of CIA rendition planes under the watchful eyes of the airport police and Gardai and in clear violation of national and international law. This is all too high a price to pay for jobs.
Gardai at Shannon go to great lengths to protect the illegal and immoral business being conducted at the airport. Take their actions at the peaceful vigil on December 13th for example. For a start there was the completely unnecessary presence of 10 – 15 uniformed officers and metal barriers, in position for over an hour to stop a total of 7 peaceful demonstrators from getting anywhere near the airport. In fact the demonstrators had no wish to go into the airport on this occasion; public expressions of protest like these outside the airport are quite effective in gaining the attention of other citizens – and of policy makers it seems, judging by the large Garda presence.
Around the world the erosion of civil liberties goes hand in hand with governmental abuse of human rights, and Shannon is no different. When this writer attempted to drive into the airport after the vigil to leave two older members of the group to their bus stop, he was refused entry. The reason given was that "you have no lawful reason for going in". But repeated efforts over a 15 minutes period, combined with unanswered requests regarding the legal basis for refusal, finally resulted in a change of heart from the Gardai. This confirmed that lawful reason did exist! It also confirmed that the Gardai at Shannon – acting under orders from higher authorities (or perhaps from the US officers stationed at the airport?) – will attempt to administer the law in a discriminate and improper way.
Perhaps the Gardai did not believe the reason given for entering the airport, and felt that the real purpose was to engage in further protest near the terminal building. If so they should note that this too is a lawful reason for entry, as the Irish Constitution guarantees ones right to freely express their convictions and opinions. Or perhaps they were under instruction to protect an arriving warplane from peaceful photographers … a visitor to the viewing gallery at the airport an hour and a half earlier was told that it was being closed "for security reasons"!
The abuse of state power was in further evidence after this writer had dropped his passengers off in the airport and was waiting for one of them to return to the car. The Garda sergeant who had tracked the car all the way in told the writer that he was liable to arrest if he did not immediately leave the aerodrome. Why? You guessed it – because he had "no lawful reason …".
It is shameful that our law enforcers do not seem to know what is and what is not lawful. While they impede the movement of peaceful protesters without valid reason, they turn a blind eye to known rendition planes and their crews, to cargo destined for Iraq and Afghanistan, and to US occupation soldiers on their way to kill or be killed. It's been happening for years but it still astounds and dismays me.
Thursday last, December 10th, was Human Rights Day. It was a day on which ordinary people around the world were asked to stand up for human rights. But this Christmas human rights abuse will continue in Afghanistan and Iraq, and more innocent lives will be lost. Its not enough to write letters of complaint to distant governments. Standing up for human rights means ending what goes on at Shannon.
Related Link: http://www.shannonwatch.org/
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Here's Irony for you.....
by DoubleStandards Mon Dec 14, 2009 10:32
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/asia-pacific/2009/12/....html
The US tipped off Thai authorities to search a North Korean plane for arms.
Lots of huffing and puffing about illegality etc
Pity you can't search and seize planes passing through shannon for criminal activities though!
I guess, well, thats different! Hypocrites
by Edward Horgan Tue Dec 15, 2009 20:50
Well done John and your six other supporters at the December vigil at Shannon. Its a sorry day for Ireland when the vast majority of its people choose to ignore our Government's complicity in crimes against humanity. It is vital to contlnue to pursue the illegal activities of the Gardai at Shannon in harrassing innocent people, and also, more importantly, to pursue them for their illegally failing to carry out their crime prevention duties at Shannon airport, especially their duties under the UN Convention Against Torture, and the Geneva Conventions on War.
Neglecting one duty and exceeding another?
by Coilín Wed Dec 16, 2009 11:01
What provisions exist in the law for a Garda to command a law-abiding member of the public to "leave the aerodrome"? Which section of which act of which year? I don't see such provisions anywhere in any of the Air Navigation and Transport Acts.
It a member suspects you of unlawful activities, then I see provision for him to detain you (not arrest you) so as to establish whether you have lawful business in the airport, but if he has grounds to suspect that your business is _unlawful_, then surely it would be neglect of duty to let you go!
Meanwhile, please note the following:
"GARDA SIOCHANA (DISCIPLINE) REGULATIONS. 1926.
1.—Any member of the Force shall commit an offence against discipline if he is guilty of:—
... (4) Neglect of Duty, that is to say, if he
(a) neglects or without good and sufficient cause omits promptly and diligently to attend to or carry out anything which is his duty ...
... (8) Unlawful or Unnecessary exercise of Authority, that is to say, if he
(a) without good and sufficient cause makes any unlawful or unnecessary arrest, or
(b) uses any unnecessary violence ... , or
(c) is uncivil to any member of the public, or
(d) exceeds his duty in any manner to the prejudice of good order and discipline."
Have you put in a complaint to the Ombudsman about the member failing to establish your lawful business at the airport, thus _neglecting_ one duty, and at the same time threatening unnecessary arrest, and thus _exceeding_ any other duty?
Shannon and the Secret Prisons
by Bazooka Joe Tue Dec 22, 2009 17:29
Shannon Airport features on a map in this report about the secret prisons in Lithuania
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxyxK2P7NEY
by John - Shannonwatch Wed Dec 23, 2009 18:20 shannonwatch at gmail dot com
Shannon Airport may still be a Stop-off for Illegal Rendition Flights: http://www.indymedia.ie/article/95175
Related Link: http://www.shannonwatch.org
Hyping up Shannon AGAIN..
by Ex Shannon Airport Worker Sun Jan 17, 2010 11:37
There are NO RENDITION FLIGHTS taking place here in shannon,and the irish government has done more than their fair share to see to that!This is a lot of hype whipped up by the interent media..
There are more pressing politicial issues at hand but your just too lazy to find them!
What inspections have been done?
by Justin Morahan Sun Jan 17, 2010 14:00
To ex-Shannon airport worker - There were OFFICIALLY no rendition flights at Shannon when in reality there were.
Is your new information based on inspections that you have carried out personally, or are aware of, or is your statement based on the words of ex-Taoiseach Ahern who said that he had got an assurance from the "great (sic) President Bush" to that effect.
Bertie Ahern said: "I looked at - at the great President Bush and I said to him 'Y'know, I want to be sure to be sure'. And he assured me. Couldn't do any more than that"
Look at the video clip of RTE news on You Tube and the biting of the lip after that inane statement of ex-Taoiseach Ahern.
("Bertie Ahern Gaffe - calls GW Bush great")
Do you believe him?
Yes, we are hyping up Shannon - for good reason
by John - Shannonwatch Thu Jan 21, 2010 19:49
And we will continue to hype it up because there are no more pressing politicial issues than state-supported kidnapping and torture. Or illegal wars that destroy entire nations of people.
As local activists who seek accountability for the well documented use of Shannon for renditions, Shannonwatch would be very interested to meet with 'Ex Shannon Airport Worker' to find out how he knows that there are no rendition flights taking place in Shannon.
We are particularly interested because in 2009 we logged 5 known or suspected rendition planes at the airport. The Gardai, of course, would not inspect them ...
Ex Shannon Airport Worker, you can reach us on shannonwatch(at)gmail.com at any time to arrange. Or even better if you know anyone who still works at the airport and is therefore in a better position to say what does or does not happen there, please give them our email address.
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It is a well-known fear of many small business federal contractors that, if you are too successful, it may be the death knell for the business. Every small business set aside is restricted to only those companies whose revenues or employees fall below the applicable size standard, some of which are quite small (only a few million dollars a year in some cases). As a result, small businesses that continue to win work soon find themselves classified as a large business and ineligible to bid on new set asides. These companies are then forced to compete with companies two, five, ten, or even a hundred times their size.
The immediate step up from small to large makes it very difficult for mid-sized firms, those generally with sizes of $25 million to $500 million in annual revenues, to succeed when competing with multi-billion dollar companies. Frequently in such scenarios, the mid-tier companies fail and close. If they are lucky and can survive a few years, they may fall back below the applicable size standards and rise like a small business phoenix from the ashes, or perhaps more accurately, they begin the Sisyphean labor of growing, exceeding the size standard, shrinking, and starting again—doomed to repeat the cycle like the cursed king of Ephyra.
While that all seems rather depressing, there are options to avoid this fate. A common strategy is to partner with a smaller firm that still falls below the applicable size standards in a mentor-protégé relationship, which allows the protégé to retain small business contracts. In such an arrangement, the large firm can continue to perform up to 60% of the work on set-aside contracts (through a joint venture with the protégé). The mentor-protégé regime allows mid-sized firms not only to work on small business contracts with their protégé but to acquire up to a 40% equity interest in that protégé without risk of affiliation. This means that the mid-sized firm not only has the ability to keep most of its incumbent work through the protégé, it also can keep up to 40% of the protégé's profits (as the mentor is treated like any owner and thus entitled to its share of the distributions). This incentivizes mentors to truly seek to have the small business succeed, as that then increases the value of the mentor's investment. This must be structured correctly of course, but it is a great option.
Another option that can work if the goal is to secure the first few full-and-open contracts is to form a joint venture with multiple other mid-sized firms. Unlike for set-aside contracts, on full-and-open contracts you can create a populated joint venture, where the employees who perform the work are employed by the joint venture itself without concern about affiliation. This not only means that, in most cases, you can use the experience and past performance of each joint venture member, but you also can take advantage of lower G&A costs that the joint venture itself may have, which closes the competitive price gap that may exist between a midsized firm and truly large federal contractors. Given that affiliation is not a concern for mid-sized firms, it may even be a viable strategy to form a permanent joint venture with a set of companies that all have complementary skills and experience to compete in the full-and-open arena.
If you are seeking a longer-term solution, an acquisition may help, but it must be done carefully. This is especially the case if you still have legacy small business contracts due to the risk of recertification. Indeed, under SBA's rules, if a company with small business contracts acquires, is acquired, or merges with another firm, all the entities in the transaction must recertify on their respective contracts. If you are large (calculated after the acquisition), then the agency can no longer take small business credit for the work under the contract and, in rare cases, may terminate the work altogether. Thus, if you or the target firm have small business contracts, it is critical to investigate ways to structure the transaction to avoid recertification. While those strategies are not yet tested through case law—so there is some risk involved—for many mid-sized companies, that risk may well be worth it if it means they can continue to have the cushion of legacy contracts while leveraging the newly acquired work and experience.
Lastly, focused acquisitions in the commercial space, where the acquired target has all or most of its clients outside of the federal marketplace, can catapult a midsized firm into new industries. Such an acquisition can also allow a mid-sized firm to leverage its enlarged asset base, when compared to many of its small business competitors, to secure a competitive advantage in niche areas or unique or new marketplaces. PilieroMazza has helped a number of our mid-sized clients acquire new companies or assets in areas such as specialized camping gear, green energy, modular construction, and more. All of those acquisitions were made by government contractors who had grown out of their size standards, but had strategized and planned for the future prior to losing their small business legacy work. The companies used the revenues from the small business contracts to start investing in commercial technologies and marketplaces. Then, when the time was right, they moved to acquire the companies with which they had partnered in those same spaces. These transactions (1) can take the form of the acquisition of an entire company via stock purchase or merger, (2) can be structured as a strategic investment where the midsized firm takes a non-controlling interest in the other party, or (3) may involve the formation of a holding company, which allows the federal and commercial sides of the businesses to remain separate. The sky is the limit when size standards and affiliation are no longer of any concern.
As noted above, while it is certainly a legitimate fear of those in the small business federal market that runaway success can ultimately lead to failure due to the strict small business rules and size standards, there are options that can be deployed to prolong life, grow, and even thrive in what may appear to be a valley littered with the remains of once-great mid-tier companies.
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About the Author: Cy Alba is a partner and is a member of the Government Contracts and Small Business Programs groups. He may be reached at ialba@pilieromazza.com.
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How can we find optimism after this week's tragedies?
I was struck by his funny insight and how sad the situation had become. Like I'm sure many people, I was unable to get all that much done yesterday because of this tragedy. But I got through the day, hugged my boyfriend extra hard and went to bed hoping for a new day. And then Dallas.
Waking up to tragic news again (AGAIN!) was utterly devastating.
It was exactly what I needed to see this morning, and the sentiment I have thankfully been able to carry with me throughout the day as more anger and tears fill the world this week.
Deep down, even on the most difficult of days, I am an optimist. I believe in the goodness of people. I believe that more of us want to do good than bad. I believe in justice and equality and I believe that most of my fellow human beings truly care about these things too.
But it's been really impossible to feel that way this week. With one horrendous tragedy after another, I felt hopeless and sad for the state of our country, and the world, today. Because it's not just #BlackLivesMatter at home, but Istanbul abroad too. It's not just a shooting in a gay club or an elementary school, it's the fact that none of these things have driven us to do enough to reduce the chances of this happening again.
The human being in me is lost at what I, personally, can do here. I can shout on social media the way so many of my friends are doing (and there's nothing wrong with that) and I can contact my local representatives as Beyoncé urges us to do.
And you can certainly bet that come November 2016, I will be casting my vote for Hillary Clinton – a candidate who isn't afraid to stand with #BlackLivesMatter while also mourning the loss of officers lives this morning. Instead of, you know, the orange a**hole who so far hasn't even had the guts say the names Alton Sterling or Philando Castile. Not that he'd ever acknowledge that black lives matter, anyway. It doesn't exactly fit in with his racist agenda.
As challenging as it is for me to retain my optimism this week, now more than ever I know that I really, really need to.
It helps to watch people like The Daily Show's Trevor Noah telling the truth: that being pro-Black Lives Matter doesn't make you anti-police.
It's not much, but it helps.
In the meantime, I am going to hug everyone that I can extra hard tonight too, and hope for a happier tomorrow.
Optimism and happiness are difficult in times like this, but it's the only way to keep us all sane. Love for my fellow man may feel almost impossible but it's the choice I have to make. I'll leave you here with the worse words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Let's never forget them, even when darkness seems to be all around us every day.


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The beloved 1970s "Partridge Family" heartthrob, who died Tuesday, will never know the abuse I once heaped on him as a smart-alecky seventh-grader.
BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — I want to apologize to the late David Cassidy.
The beloved 1970s Partridge Family heartthrob, who died Tuesday night in a Florida hospital, will never know the abuse I once heaped on him as a smart-alecky seventh-grader.
More importantly, I apologize to the seventh-grade girl — I'll call her Janice — who suffered collateral damage. To her credit, she gave as good as she got.
Back in the early 1970s — as those of you old enough will recall — David Cassidy was everywhere. His picture alternated, month after month, with Bobby Sherman's, on the cover of 16 Magazine and Tiger Beat. His poster adorned the bedroom walls of teen and pre-teen girls. His singles, like I Think I Love You, were on every jukebox.
But the place where David Cassidy truly dwelt, above all others, was in the fantasy life of Janice.
David Cassidy was her ideal, her obsession, her favorite talking point. David Cassidy was dreamy. David Cassidy was talented. Someday, she was going to meet David Cassidy.
I think I mentioned I was a smart-alecky seventh-grader. To me, this was all icky.
One day, our English teacher asked us to write a short story. We would read them aloud in the next class. The day arrived, and Janice read hers. It was "A Visit from David Cassidy."
"David Cassidy came to our school one day," it began. Or words to that effect.
He is immediately smitten with Janice. He takes her on a dream date. At one point — the only specific detail I remember — he takes her shopping for a "steady" ring at Britt's (a discount store of the period, the equivalent of Kmart).
The pathos of this story is obvious to me, now. But it wasn't then. I just remember thinking, "David Cassidy? Are you kidding?"
The next day, the English teacher had another announcement. The short story exercise had gone so well, she said, that she now wanted us all to write another short story. These, too, would be read aloud.
The next class, I read my own story. It was "The Return of David Cassidy."
"David Cassidy smashed his Ferrari into the side of the gymnasium, but remembered to throw away the whiskey bottle before the police arrived," it began. Or words to that effect.
David Cassidy, in my story, was a loutish, obnoxious, money-hungry jerk. Everybody in the school hates him. Eventually he is lured out into the woods by the entire seventh-grade class, which promises him that a cache of buried money can be found under a particular tree. The story ends with helicopters circling, and the search party declaring him missing, presumed dead.
The next class, Janice was back with a new story, "The Revenge of David Cassidy."
In it, David Cassidy is dishy, dreamy, adorable. I was the jerk.
And now, everyone in the class got into the act. David Cassidy stories were all anybody wanted to write. In some, David Cassidy was the hero. In others, the villain. In some, I appeared. In some, Janice appeared.
As the weeks went on, the stories got more and more fanciful: David Cassidy on the Moon, David Cassidy Private Eye. David Cassidy, it turned out, had unlocked some deep vein of creativity in the entire seventh-grade creative writing class. He was an English teacher's dream. It must have been a month and a half before the cycle petered out.
Shortly before the end of the school year, the teacher asked to collect our David Cassidy stories.
"Why?" we wanted to know. We assumed she was going to burn them, before libel lawyers got wind.
"I'm going to put them in a package," she said. "And I'm going to send them to David Cassidy."
Years later, after I had become a reporter, I had a chance to interview David Cassidy.
After asking all the usual questions about The Partridge Family, about his stepmother, Shirley Jones, about the pleasures and perils of fame, I finally got the nerve to ask the question that was most important to me.
"Do you remember," I asked him, "ever getting a package of stories from a seventh-grade class, around 1972? A package of stories about you?"
And really, that's probably for the best. May he rest in peace.


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Mars Rover's Major Discovery: 'Great Lake' On Red Planet
December 10, 2014 by Brian Sloan
NASA Photo/Curiosity heading towards Mount Sharp
NASA has announced a major discovery by the Curiosity rover; water may have been more plentiful on the planet's surface than previously thought. This could mean that some forms of life existed on Mars millions of years ago.
In a news conference earlier this week, lead scientist John Grotzinger said that observations by the rover on its year-long trek across the Gale Crater indicate that the area was likely dotted with rivers, deltas and even a "great lake" in the distant past. Taking soil samples and detailed photos as it made its way towards Mount Sharp, the rover discovered layered sediments which are a sign that water may have existed on the surface of the dry, dusty red planet many years ago.
"As a science team, Mars is looking very attractive to us as a habitable planet," Dr. Grotzinger said in an interview. "Not just sections of Gale Crater and not just a handful of locations, but at different times around the globe."
While scientists continue to evaluate the data coming from the robotic probe, they have also posited that the existence of Mount Sharp, an unusually tall peak on the edge of the Gale Crater, could support their water theory as well. They believe the mountain is the remains of sediments laid down by a series of lakes that filled the deep bowl over millions years. When the water dried up as the planet lost its atmosphere, they believe that winds dug out the crater leaving the massive 3-mile high peak.
"All that driving we did really paid off for science," added Grotzinger, referring to Curiosity's travels. "It didn't just get us to Mount Sharp – it gave us the context to appreciate Mount Sharp."
Next up on the the rover's agenda; climbing Mount Sharp itself. Curiosity has been on Mars more than 2 years so far and NASA has extended its mission indefinitely.
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Video Judas Video
by Adam Engel
My wife and I were playing cards with four old friends (CAUTION #1: Old friends should be remembered as they were; seen in memory, but not heard; like nudie photographs of old lovers, NOT to be revisited except in moments of utmost nostalgia/despair) and this one woman was losing pretty bad. Sore Loser I'll call her, though I'd rather call her something else - in fact, that's what I will call her, "Something Else." I guess some of us were ragging on Something Else -- you know how nasty old friends in their cups can be. I was just trying to lose so I could go home.
Unfortunately, my wife was doing okay, and anyway she wouldn't just up and leave because she suddenly decided she hated the company she was keeping. Just not that type. So, Something Else was losing and some of us were needling her and she said, "Fine. That's okay. I make twice as much money as anyone here," and I thought of those portraits of Jesus and the Apostles and imagined a cartoon bubble over Judas Iscariot with the words "Fine. That's okay. I make twice as money as anyone here."
I would have said something appropriately nasty to Something Else, but since I probably made half as much money as anyone there - if that - I had no ground to stand on, no VALUE beyond the dwindling pile of chips beside my folded hand.
Once the game was over, the whole gang, or a "democratic majority," decided to do something cultural. So we parked ourselves in the "TV Room." Can you imagine? Not the kids' room or the parents' room or even the dog's room; it's the TV's room; that 50-something inch box lived better than most people on this earth - and rent free!
What was on TV? Everything about nothing, and folks selling a lot of nothing nobody needs to everyone. But that's irrelevant, I assume. The designated Channel Zapper - our host, of course - finally stopped at one of the five hundred blind destinations - really I didn't care if he stopped on the Lawrence Welk show. I hate that channel surfing shit, it bugs me out. I'm sorry, I'm just an anxious guy and there's only so much Xanax the body can withstand without turning to aspic.
It was the Snoop Channel or the Snitch Channel or the USA/PATRIOT GOTCHA channel, I forget. This particular show was called the "Most Outrageous, Embarrassing Shit Caught On Video." Whatever.
Just Plain Old Folks all over this great land indulging in chemically induced monkey-shines: college "kids" fucking on the beach after a drinking bout (spring break orgy shades of Dionysus - or Rome) - and getting busted; a Bride fondling the Best Man as The Groom is walking down a bush-lined path not twenty yards away - and getting busted; roommates picking their noses and peeing on their roomie's bed - and getting busted; a chartered plane full of decadent party goers the women submitting to a wet t-shirt contest in mid-fight and the pilots obliging - and getting busted; a bunch of cafeteria workers stoned probably hanging out showing some T and A - and getting busted; and a bunch of other assholes videoed doing more or less harmless stuff and the videos unnecessarily handed over to THE AUTHORITIES (after all, that's the moral imperative of video stalkers/snitches, isn't it? Hand the evidence over to THE AUTHORITIES like good little rats).
It was ever so embarrassing for me to be human, watching this show, but the rest of our little group were laughing so hard I thought they'd piss in their pants - which could have been dangerous if one of us had a video cam and decided to hand the tape over to THE AUTHORITIES or the Snitch Channel (somehow they're not one and the same, but it's never explained how).
Of course the scenes of "regular folks" doing stupid embarrassing stuff segued into the cops busting people for doing not necessarily stupid, but "irregular" stuff (a man, dressed in expensive women's clothing, driving a rusty old convertible), the narrator's voice-over telling us "and if there's one bunch of guys who KNOW ALL ABOUT OUTRAGEOUS BEHAVIOR it's the police" and something started to click of course (workers in some nightmare cafeteria kitchen job getting snooped on and sacked for kidding around, trying to add a few minutes of -- red alert! - amusement to their nightmare jobs? what gives?), but the wheels weren't grinding full speed - damn sedatives! - and my wife was quicker to the draw.
"So that's what these shows are about," said she.
"What?" I asked, after a pause, since the rest of our gang of merry-makers were too agog at the sex and violence based humiliations to answer (of course they never showed any real T and A or genitalia, it was all blurred out, but you got the overall "idea," and of course the faces were quite clear). "Assholes doing ridiculous shit so we can feel superior?"
"No," she said. "Surveillance. It's not about these morons exposing themselves - half of them don't even know they're on camera, or don't think the videos will cause them trouble. It's about not having any privacy anywhere, ever. I saw one of these shows before and the first thing I felt afterwards was not embarrassment for those women who degrade themselves, or even repulsion at the freaky men, but 'this could be me.' This isn't such weird stuff they're doing. Some of these people are just getting caught peeing in the woods or having sex in a "forbidden" zone. Trying to be human and have fun, basically. The thing I think about when I come away from these shows is that they're trying to tell us 'we're everywhere; you can't hide; you are always being watched.'"
Yeah. Shit, yeah. I became more than a tad paranoid. What hidden gadgets did these "old friends" of mine have socked away in their seemingly innocuous TV Room? Was the television ITSELF recording me? And if so, was my fly unzipped?
"See, look," my wife said, pointing to the EMBARRASSING and OUTRAGEOUS moment when a guy tries using a mirror to look under a girl's skirt but gets nailed by the security guards, who of course handed the video over to THE AUTHORITIES, which in this case happened to be the Fink Channel. "They'll make me think I should be sympathizing with the woman, and I do, that guy with the mirror's a creep, but the real message is that NOBODY can get away with anything ever. We're always on camera."
"Oh, are you two at it again?" said Something Else, who had as much money as Judas Iscariot but probably not as much as Pontius Pilot. "We're trying to have fun here. Can't you just lighten up?"
By then my synapses were juiced enough by my wife's astute observation to overcome the Xanax haze, and I was able to make small but significant connections between Something Else, Judas Iscariot, and the evening's after-poker entertainment in the TV Room:
FINK. RAT. STOOL PIGEON. TIPS. SQUEALER. TATTLE TALE. AGENT. NARC. 24/7 SURVEILLANCE. PANOPTICON. POLICE STATE. CALL THIS NUMBER NOW! STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. VIDEO DIDN'T KILL THE RADIO STAR, IT SOLD HIM OUT TO THE AUTHORITIES.
Excellent book on all this, I remembered. "Snitch Culture," by Jim Redden (Feral House).
I don't think I'll be going out much anymore more, regardless of the company. It's not safe. You never know who's watching, or if you'll end up on TV with your gonads blurred, your face revealed, and your name on someone's, or perhaps everyone's, black list.
CAUTION #2: Anyone wielding a recording device - analog or digital - is to be considered armed and extremely dangerous. If Judas had had a camcorder Jesus never even would have had a last supper. They would have bagged him early on for some "outrageous, embarrassing act" like walking on water, resurrecting dead guys, cloning fish…
Adam Engel carries no recording equipment but is something of a Narc himself: when in the midst of Rats, TIPS, Finks, Something Else, etc. he takes notes. One day, these notes might be quite valuable. After all, eventually Robespierre himself lost his head and Mussolini wound up hanging upside down dead like a stuck pig. If you suspect Rats in your basement, contact the AH HA! Hotline at: bartleby.samsa@verizon.net


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Home Sport Rugby – Edinburgh v Montpelier, ERCC – Round 6
Rugby – Edinburgh v Montpelier, ERCC – Round 6
With a European Championship Quarter-final place up for grabs, Edinburgh were well aware that top French side, Montpelier, were more than capable of repeating the result of their first match back in October, in France, which the home side won 21-15.
The match at BT Murrayfield was a slow burner to start with as both sides probed a bit, but Edinburgh were first to put a meaningful attack together, Duhan van der Merwe providing the metres, and subsequently, a second penalty to get the first points on the board in the 13th minute – his South African team mate, Jaco van der Walt kicking the points.
Pierre Schoeman attacks the line
The home side now ramped up the pressure on the visitors with Bill Mata breaking the gain line a couple of times and driving the defence back.
Reward came in the 17th minute when another indiscretion by the French side lead to another, kickable penalty for van der Walt, who duly obliged for 6-0.
Now Montpelier decided to turn up and took the game to the home side, swinging play from one side to the other through World-class scrum half, Ruan Pienaar, It was also around this time that Edinburgh's Hamish Watson appeared to have injured his hand or arm.
However, doing that thing that rugby players do, he evaded the medical staff and joined the line, making a crucial tackle, with his non-injured side, off the back of a scrum, before being intercepted and taken off. Later checks showed that he had a possible broken hand. Footballers take note….
Montpelier on the move
Once again, however, Montpelier, failed to take advantage of their possession and, a couple of minutes later, play turned again and, having missed a penalty in the 31st minute, van der Walt slotted home his third successful kick – awarded for a high tackle on WP Nel – for 9-0 about a minute later.
As the break approached, Montpelier were, once again, looking dangerous and with the pack hammering away at the home line, it was Jaques du Plessis who buried through for the, TMO approved, try. Pienaar knocked the conversion over and the sides went in at 9-7 to Edinburgh.
Pienaar kicking for goal
Montpelier were first on the score board in the second half as a 48th minute Pienaar penalty put the visitors ahead for the first time in the match at 10-9, before Edinburgh, once again, turned up the gas and put pressure back onto the visitors defence.
Yet another powerful run up the left wing from van der Merwe eventually lead to a turn over, but Pienaar could only make around 15 metres with his clearance, so the home side were still in the driving seat.
The resultant rucking and mauling along the French try line was illegally stopped at some point in the proceedings, so referee JP Doyle handed van der Walt the opportunity to take the lead back for Edinburgh, which the No. 10 duly did for 10-12.
Duhan van der Merwe almost gets clear
By this time, the home side were beginning to dominate the match and as the hour mark drew near, Edinburgh were again knocking on the door of the visitors' try line.
As the pack gradually worked their way from right to left, with several pick-and-drives holding the defence in close, a gap opened up on the right wing. Scrum half, Henry Pyrgos, feinted left for the pass, but delivered the ball to Darcy Graham on his right. The winger then had nothing better to do but to dive, unopposed, over the line for the try. Van der Walt then converted from near the touch line to take Edinburgh into a 19-10 lead, and, crucially, a two score lead with less than 20 minutes left to play.
The final 17 minutes of the match were to prove a touch nervy for the home support, but, despite Montpelier's best efforts, they could make no real headway and the match finished with a penalty to Edinburgh, which a grateful Blair Kinghorn booted into the stand to seal another, tremendous, victory for Edinburgh against World-class opposition in this season's European Champions Cup Rugby.
Edinburgh's defence stays strong
The win not only handed Edinburgh a home quarter-final, but ensured that Glasgow also qualified as a best runner up regardless of their result against Sale today (Saturday) making it the first time in ERCC history that both Scottish clubs have made it out of the pool rounds. What now for the Six Nations…?
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This is the story of how books can go strange, far places, change their covers and yet stay the same.
In 2016 I was lucky enough to have a story included in She Walks in Shadows, the first all-woman Lovecraftian anthology, edited by Silvia Moreno-Garcia and Paula R. Stiles of Innsmouth Free Press. If you don't have a copy of this you can get the e-book by supporting Silvia's Patreon at the $2 level. Bargain.
She Walks in Shadows
Silvia started the project because people were wondering about the paucity of female writers being published in Lovecraftian anthologies. You can read her musings on the reasons on her blog page. Two years after publication the stories that stay with me are 'Eight Seconds', by Pandora Hope, which shows just how long a mother's love needs to last, and 'The Thing in the Cheerleading Squad' by Molly Tanzer, a terrific retake on 'The Thing on the Doorstep'. Silvia was a really wonderful editor who has gone out of her way to keep us in touch with the project as it moved through its various incarnations.
My story, 'Turn Out the Lights' was a speculative tale on the life of Sarah Phillips Lovecraft, Howard's mother. The story is available as a free sample. She Walks in Shadows went on to win the World Fantasy Award for best anthology 2016, edging out Chaosium's King in Yellow anthology, Cassilda's Song, edited by Joseph S. Pulver.
She Walks in Shadows was reprinted in America (same stories, different cover) as Cthulhu's Daughters.
Cthulhu's Daughters
The anthology has has now been translated into Turkish, and has yet another very cool cover. But, no I don't know what 'Golgede Yuruyen Kiz' means either. I'm assuming it means She Walks in Shadows but Google Translate confidently tells me the word in the middle means 'Screaming'. So let's not go there.
She Walks In Shadows, in Turkish.
However perhaps 2019 is Chaosium's year as they are releasing Sisterhood, edited by Nate Peterson. Sisterhood includes my story, 'Unburdened Flesh', a strange tale of a Venetian nunnery during time of plague. It was inspired by the alternative history which we created for Venice in Horror on the Orient Express, and explores the history of the outre Brotherhood of the Skin.
We're all sisters, under the skin.
I've been in quite a few anthologies, but Mark's favorite cover is from Tales of Cthulhu Invictus by Golden Goblin Press. The collection features stories set in Ancient Rome and the cover is a re-imagining of the classic ending of 'Call of Cthulhu' but with Cthulhu menacing a trireme. And for my part, I'm quite pleased with my story too, 'Magnum Innominandum', about a patrician noblewoman dealing with a little slave problem. Suffice to say it ends with madness, death, despair and toads.
Cthulhu is not amused.
In other literature-related news, another of my Horror on the Orient Express co-authors is also writing fiction. Geoff Gillan, who masterminded the plot for the entire campaign, has just started self-publishing his own new series, The Man from Z.O.M.B.I.E. This is the undead Cold War spy thriller you've been dying to read – just like the lead character.
The Man from Z.O.M.B.I.E.
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Tagged as Call of Cthulhu, Cassilda's Song, Chaosium, Cthulhu Invictus, Cthulhu's Daughters, Geoff Gillan, Golden Goblin, Joseph S. Pulver Snr, Molly Tanzer, Nate Pederson, Pandora Hope, Paula R. Stiles, She Walks in Shadows, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Tales of Cthulhu Invictus, The Man from Zombie
by Penelope Love | January 14, 2019 · 10:08 pm
Our friend and collaborator, Russell Waters, who wrote 'Cold Wind Blowing', the Horror on the Orient Express chapter set in Trieste, visited the city recently and has sent back an account of his travels. Until Mark & I finally reach the city this wonderful description will have to suffice. Be warned, if you are planning to play in the campaign there are spoilers in this post!
Now, over to Russell to tell of his journey…
Outside the Postojna Caves. (Note the T-shirt!)
Upon arriving in Trieste we checked into our hotel, which overlooked the waterfront. As we were there in September, we didn't have to contend with the bora, although as we arrived and wove our way down from the surrounding hills and through the narrow streets leading leading to our hotel on the waterfront, I'd been delighted to note that some of the streets, (mainly those that were steeply sloping) did have chains strung between poles. Whether this was to assist pedestrians struggling against the blast of the bora, as I'd read in the 1920s era Baedekers that formed my original research for 'Cold Wind Blowing', or whether it was to prevent pedestrians stepping off the narrow pavement onto the roadway was less clear.
Trieste (which I discovered is pronounced in three syllables: tree-est-uh) is still a pretty town, at least in the area near the harbor, where there are still many old buildings. There is a single canal, of sorts, which runs inland from the harbor and ends at the church of Sant Antonio Turmaturgo and gives a Venice feel to the immediate area.
Not Venice, Trieste!
Whilst I was keen to visit some of the 1920s tourist sites in Trieste I'd read about in Baedekers, we'd been recommended to visit Castello Di Miramare, which lies a short distance from town. Built for the Austrian Arch-duke Ferdinand Maximilian (Emperor Maximilian I of Mexico), the castle was completed after his capture and execution in Mexico, so he never actually lived in it. I found his bedroom most interesting; Maximilian had been a successful navy officer, and his bedroom had a lowered artificial ceiling and wood paneled walls to make it more like a ship's cabin. The ceiling of the dining room has a compass rose and an indicator linked to a wind vane on the roof so that the diners can know the wind direction at any time!
Back in town we visited the Cathedral and the Castello, both sitting on top of a hill and named after San Guisto. Johann Winckelmann was buried at the Cathedral, although the actual site of his grave is unknown. The Castello has an interesting museum that features a range of medieval weaponry and is adjacent Roman ruins which, according to some old photos we saw, have been a popular place to promenade and even picnic since the early 1900s.
One of the things I really wanted to see was the Johann Winckelmann monument, which features in 'Cold Wind Blowing' and provides the Investigators with their first inkling that "looking up Johann Winckelmann in Trieste" may be more difficult than they thought. Ironically, we fell foul of one of the obstacles I'd set up for Investigators; the Museum in which the monument is situated closes between 13.00h to 16.00h! Fortunately, our weather was fine, so we were able to spend some time at the Cathedral and then exploring nearby streets until it reopened.
The monument has its own building at the end of L'Orto Lapidario, the lapidary garden accessed from the museum. As well as the monument, the building houses an exhibit about Winckelmann and some statuary, including a torso missing head, arms and legs, which aroused my immediate suspicion. Some early designs for the monument apparently included a scene of Winckelmann's murderer being broken on the Wheel (as actually happened) so perhaps it is a good thing that they eventually went for something a little less confronting!
Note suspicious torso on the right
Whilst in Trieste, we also saw (but didn't travel through) the tunnel formerly used by the local tram service (now automobiles only); a tramcar (the trams were not running at the time due to an accident back in 2016 which had still not been repaired) and pleasingly, a Roman amphitheatre. I say pleasingly because the Investigators visit a cellar in which one wall appears to be part of a buried amphitheatre, and the amphitheatre we saw was not excavated until the 1930s!
Clues found in Trieste lead the Investigators to the caves at Postumia, now Postojna in Slovenia. Because Marissa and I were not following the Orient Express route, but coming into Italy from Austria via Slovenia, we had actually visited Postojna before Trieste, but I'm mentioning it now to better fit the Horror on the Orient Express chronology.
Cavern entrance
Even back in the 1920s the caves were a big tourist attraction in the area, and our visit reflected this, with large tourist groups being sorted by language so that multilingual guides can then lead their groups on the tours. The caves extend for about 24 km (about 14.5 miles), but the tour only takes in part of this. As was the case for tourists in the 1920s, we initially took seats on a train which traveled 2.5 km (1.5 miles) into the caves before disembarking and walking another few kilometres. There were plenty of signs of underground waterways, but generally the caves were mercifully dry and we didn't have to go wading at all, or find any dark lake with mysterious stalagmites dotting its shore. To my great delight, we did see some olm, which were kept in a dimly lit aquarium/terrarium (having no natural pigmentation, bright lights distress them). The specimens we saw were about 20-25 cms (6-8 inches) long; not too threatening at that size. The olm are a real feature of the caverns, and are used as a mascot/logo by the cave operators.
Olm decoration at Postojna
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Tagged as Call of Cthulhu, Chaosium, Cold Wind Blowing, Horror on the Orient Express, Russell Waters, Trieste
by Penelope Love | January 8, 2019 · 6:58 pm
2018 was certainly a stellar year for us.
First things first. Reign of Terror was published. We originally developed this scenario as a secret history, a prelude to the Horror on the Orient Express campaign, back in 2013. Over the years the book grew and took shape as intrepid writers Darren Watson and James Coquillat contributed additional background history, scenarios and scenario seeds to fully flesh out the experience of horror role-playing during the French Revolution. We were incredibly honoured to receive the 2018 Gold Ennie for Best Supplement for the book.
Then the PDF of the new edition of Terror Australis was launched (with the book itself due in 2019). This is a whole new edition of the first Call of Cthulhu project we ever worked on in 1987. It has new scenarios, new background, and all new scares! Dean Engelhardt of Cthulhu Reborn did a wonderful job assembling this new version, and it has great new writing from our longtime Aussie mates Marion Anderson, Phil Anderson, Geoff Gillan, John Hughes, Richard Watts and others.
Do you think it might be friendly?
Just in time for Halloween, the official Call of Cthulhu computer game arrived from Focus Home Entertainment. Mark had wicked fun coming up with ideas for the story line with the clever folks at Cyanide Studio in Paris.
Finally, Mark's scenario 'Dead-Man Stomp' was included in the new Call of Cthulhu starter set. He has always loved this jazz-fused scenario co-written with Lynn Willis, and this new 7th edition version is with a new co-writer, his friend Chris Spivey, who wrote the incredible supplement Harlem Unbound. In fact, "Dead Man Stomp" was Chris' gateway to the world of Cthulhu, so this collaboration is especially meaningful.
Sure let's visit this spooky old house. What could possibly go wrong?
However we are not ones to rest on our laurels. You want more? We have a stellar line up for 2019!
For starters, we'll be running two new scenarios from the upcoming Reign of Terror 2 as well as my 1920s Samoan scenario 'Curse of Aforgomon' at Arcanacon 2019 on 26 & 27 January here in Melbourne. The new 18th century scenarios are by Kelly Grant (Parisian investigators are sent to recover animals from a former aristo's menagerie), and James Coquillat (a cold snap turns deadly, and then gets worse). So you can go mad in Revolutionary France or perish miserably in Samoa, you choose. Tip: avoid coconut palm groves! And Madame La Guillotine. And don't get the two confused.
Crash landing in a tropical paradise was only the start…
Mark has been invited to Poland in March 2019 as a special guest at CarcosaCon, a Call of Cthulhu convention in a genuine Polish castle. The Czocha Castle is located in Sucha village in Poland, and was nearly burned down in 1793, the same year as Reign of Terror…
One previous owner… how do you spell that again? D-R-A-C-U-L-A.
And we have even more Revolutionary Horror to come, with Reign of Terror 2 in the pipeline. This features our scenario, Love Eterne, in which our citizen investigators thwart an aristo's attempt to flee Paris and find themselves facing a horror worse than even Madame La Guillotine, as well as the new scenarios from Kelly and James, and a longer scenario from Darren Watson about a most peculiar investigation.
What's that you say? You want more? We continue working on our Cthulhu by Gaslight campaign, Curse of Seven, and I have contributed a scenario, 'Market Forces' to the new RuneQuest relaunch, so stay tuned!
Filed under Chaosium, Conventions, Fun, Travel, Writing
Tagged as Arcanacon, Call of Cthulhu, CarcosaCon, Chaosium, Harlem Unbound, Reign of Terror, Terror Australis
by Mark Morrison | December 29, 2017 · 3:46 am
Lurching back to life
Horror on the Orient Express by tohdraws (Deviantart)
That is not dead…
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by drclehmann | July 14, 2014 · 2:05 am
Sedefkar Simulacrum: You will hold in your hands what men died for, screaming…
A year ago, two of my friends asked me to help them on their quest to create a replica of the Sedefkar Simulacrum, the dreaded artifact which is a centerpiece of Horror on The Orient Express.
I had told them time and time again, as ageing writers tend to do, about that seminal moment a quarter of a century ago when Mark Morrison sat in my kitchen near Paris over a mug of coffee and said: "We should do a European sourcebook together". This was the beginning of the campaign which you will soon hold in your hands in an updated, revised, greatly enhanced version.
Denys, who is a great gamesmaster and player, told me that his companion, Delphes, an artist, had started to sculpt the Sedefkar Simulacrum, THE ultimate prop for HOTOE.
A year later, with permission from Chaosium and praise from fellow writers Mark Morrison and Richard Watts, the crowdfunding has started.
Check it out, and do help us to get the word out among Call of Cthulhu Keepers and players, as well as collectors of arcane Lovecraftian artifacts:
https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-sedefkar-simulacrum
Mark Morrison: "Delphes' arresting statue of the Sedefkar Simulacrum brings the full weight of its exquisite horror to the gaming table, and makes each scenario victory that much more rewarding. Players will long to see it completed, but dread the results. I can't think of a better way to bring the story to life."
We had a great time putting up the trailer with a very professional team, and I hope many of the pledgers for the campaign will be intrigued by this. ( I hasten to add that this project has been vetted by Chaosium but is being done separately by Denys Corel, Delphes Desvoivres and their team). Come aboard for the ride…
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by Penelope Love | April 30, 2014 · 6:05 pm
The Pitch Has Dropped
Last April I speculated in this post on the Leiberesque qualities of the Pitch Drop. This University of Queensland experiment was set up in 1927 to illustrate that solids, under certain circumstances, act as liquids. Pitch was boiled and sealed in a vacuum over a funnel. Since then ever so agonisingly slowly, yet inevitably, drip by drip, the pitch has dropped.
The historical Pitch Drop, courtesy of the UQ website
The Pitch Drop has become the world's longest running and some would say, most boring, experiment. At the time of writing last year, the ninth drop was trembling on the brink – metaphorically speaking, as time moves very slowly for pitch.
The Pitch Drop exemplifies Deep Time, that washes around our own brief lives and cannot be hurried or slowed by any human agency. Lovecraft would have loved it, I am sure, as Deep Time features so constantly in his stories. In one of his letters he dismissed the entire span of human life on earth as (cosmically speaking) an ephemeral accident.
The Pitch Drop live feed snapshot as of 29 April 2014 10:24 am, courtesy of the UQ website.
Professor John Mainstone was custodian of the Pitch Drop for fifty years yet missed all three drops that occurred on his watch, once by mere minutes. How's that for cruel irony? And here's a crueller blow. The ninth pitch drop has finally dropped. However Time had already intervened with stately finality for Professor Mainstone, who died in August last year. Sadly, the pitch drops for no man.
On this note, alert readers will notice in the photograph above that the nine previous drops have now been removed, to give the tenth drop a good long run-up.
The late Professor John Mainstone and his nemesis, courtesy of the UQ website.
The good news is that the current custodian, Professor Andrew White, describes himself as just "four pitch drops old", thus showing the right mind set for the job.
You can see the Pitch Drop by live feed here. You can also join the band of devoted enthusiasts who are now waiting for the tenth pitch drop. Their motto is "Keep Up the Watch". Their optimistic credo: "Only 14 or so years to go". Just remember that as you watch the pitch, the pitch is also watching you.
It is of course a natural jump from time to trains. Check out this beautiful replica of a 1919 Orient Express dining car. Again, alert readers may notice a little something odd, especially about the scale and the interior.
Henrik Hoexbroe train exterior, courtesy of the Brothers Brick website
Yes, the heroic Henrik Hoexbroe has painstakingly created a 1919 Orient Express dining car, inside and out, in Lego.
Henrik Hoexbroe train interior, courtesy of the Brothers Brick website
Thanks so very much to our friend and fellow Horror on the Orient Express writer, Phil, for sending us the link. It really only needs a little Cthulhu and a few Lego figures with arms stiffly poised in horror, and expressions of tiny terror on their faces, to make the illusion complete.
You can see more of Henrik's beautiful train on his Flickr page, along with other train equipment and paraphernalia, all painstakingly re-created in Lego. This degree of exemplary craftsmanship, as well as tolerance of extreme eyestrain, shows a loving patience worthy of the tenth drop.
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Tagged as H.P. Lovecraft, Henrik Hoexbroe, Horror on the Orient Express, Lego, Orient Express, The Brothers Brick, The Pitch Drop


This is set CIRCA 2061 earth and magic has been showing itself in the world. The appearance of elves, dragons and shapeshifters are now a normal event... and the prejudices are quite apparent. Shapeshifter Romulus was attached to the police but being a shifter and considered less than human. It is a bounty-hunter type arrangement with just as little respect. He saves an elf-woman with amnesia and identifies the creature that is being sold as a drug. This creature gives an euphoric feeling as it saps life force out of a person. Somehow "Jane" is involved with the smuggling. The elves, dragon and smugglers are trying to abduct her for their own reasons. Romulus is having the unexpected feeling of love for her and is trying to help her regain her memory. They take a trip to Prince Edward Island (Canada) to a deceased dragon's home in an attempt to restore her memory. This leads to her memory restored, but a devastating confrontation that the hero cannot win with a powerful dragon.
I can't say this was a HEA... the hero has his memory wiped out; so in the end he has no memory of the elf-woman or of his adventure. You are left wondering if her death has been faked again and if she is with the dragon who abducted her or the elves.
This book was suggested to me when I stated that I liked wolf/shapeshifters. Actually, I did like the hero in this story, but I felt a little lost in his world. I assume it is because this is part of a series, and although it was an interesting world, I cannot say I will be interested in looking for the backlist since my preference is romance and not sci-fi.


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Adriana Monsalve is a famous Venezuelan sportscaster born in Caracas and completed her studies there. Her initially walking was under Televisa deporters. Before joining the reporters, she also works for Univision deporters. She was the most talented and hottest sportscaster for around two years with an unexceptional fan base. She is not only a journalist with extraordinary talent but also a beautiful vocalist who can perform and sing on the stage. She first understood her additional talent when she joined the girl's band and performed on different platforms. She is very enthusiastic about exploring new places and always likes to visit London. According to her, no street style and place other than in London attracts her. It is effortless for a journalist to make a good report about the country and its development. She magnifies the glass by looking at different sides and standing about the events and sports.
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Today Adriana Monsalve is a regular celebrity on the television for sports Caster. But before becoming a celebrity, she was into a very private lifestyle. So tell today she follows the same criteria and law to keep it away from the public Eyes. Both the couple Tides the note, and they have three incredible children who are doing fantastic. On 10 December 2018, she posted her son's birthday and a picture with fans on Instagram for the first time. However, there are many other pictures of her family members on different trips.
How did Adriana Monsalve Get famous?
Adriana Monsalve As Journalist After completing her studies in journalism in her hometown, Adriana Monsalve started her career with a television program as a co-host. She was seen in multiple places and performed all the activity very wonderfully. In early 2003 she was asked to go to the United States as a spokesperson from hard rock. After doing multiple telecasts for the local channel in Orlando, she works with the MLB world series for a continuous period of 3.
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In 2014 after leaving ESPN, she joined another crew as a sports host and contracted with them. In 2018 she announced the collaboration with Televisa deporters. She got the first time opportunity to visit Russia for the world cup.
Adriana Monsalve's height and weight
Adriana Monsalve has a nominal height, but she looks great at 5 feet 4 inches. She has undergone several therapies to look good, and a journalist needs to have decent weight. Since she is the most famous spokesperson in the sports industry and has met time with footballers and other players, she likes to maintain her figure and does not wants to go above 55 kg, which is her current weight.
Adriana Monsalve's dating history.
Adriana Monsalve has a dating history, but she has never opened up publicly. She has always seen hand in hand with her husband, whom she loves a lot, and is blessed with three healthy children. She likes everyone to respect her privacy and does not try to block her limits. However, it is essential to have some space from the external world in the internal environment to live according to their will. Currently, she lives in her home city and frequently visits the United States and the United Kingdom for interviews and broadcasts.
Full born name: Adriana Monsalve
Nicknames: Adriana
Occupation: Sports Announcer
Date of birth: 27 July 1977
Birthplace: Caracas
Father name: N.A.
Mother name: N.A.
Sibling's name: Adrian Monsalve
Spouse/ Boyfriend: Married
Children: Three
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Adriana is good with the measurements. She is 33-24-34 inches, making the perfect chest, waist, and hip sizes.
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Adriana is a balanced woman who takes time from every schedule to look after her physics. She likes to wear branded bras that are comfortable and soft from the inside. And presently how bra size is somewhere about 38 b.
Bra Size: 38B
Body Measurement: 33-24-34 inches
Figure: Hourglass
Chest size: 33 inches
Waist size: 24 inches
Hip's size: 34 inches
Dress size: 6 U.S.
Shoe size: 11 U.S.
Natural breast or implants: Natural
Have they gone Under Knife?
No, Adriana has never been seen in a medical institute for under-knife treatment.
Adriana is making a good morning by being a journalist for famous television banners, and her salary ranges somewhere between 60000 to 70000, which makes her at least 31 dollars per hour.
Hobbies: Painting
Favorite Sport: Football
Favorite Food: Cream Bread


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Recorded live in concert at the Abrons Arts Center, NYC on October 15, 2009, Saturnian documents master saxophonist David S. Ware's triumphant return to the stage following his kidney transplant in May 2009. This performance prompted features in The New York Times and on NBC Nightly News.
Ware, in full peak of form, performed three extended pieces, each one on a different horn. "Methone" is on saxello and "Pallene" features the stritch. David played these lesser-known members of the saxophone family for many decades, and recorded with them in the late 80s, but this concert was the very first time he performed on them in concert. The final piece, "Anthe" was on his main axe, the tenor sax.
"To perform solo saxophone is who I have always been," wrote Ware in the liner notes to the CD edition. "This is the way I've practiced all of these years, as though I am performing a solo. It is just as satisfying as playing in any other context. The freedom allows you to witness and solidify what is passing through. There's a voice inside each saxophone, expressing different orders of Being." And, in direct instruction to listeners of this work: "When you listen, learn to open your third ear. Listen for the voice inside the music. It will expand who you think you are."
This was the first volume in a planned series of new solo saxophone recordings.
Volume two, Organica, was made in 2010.
"Hyper-dextrous and playing at the speed of thought; focused and fully energized." –David Keenan, The Wire (full page review)
"It is a record of hope and impeccable happiness that transmutes trial and trauma into virtuoso leaps of the soul. There is nothing dry about this outing, however cerebral. It is funky and down-home bluesy. Ware leaves no one out of the conversation, us or his precursors, who are brought to life holographically in a virtual symphony of synecdoche - that is, in stylistic hints that bring them present together in full - perpetuating an intergenerational chain, a gush of black gold we may hope is never capped. –Gordon Marshall, All About Jazz-New York
"Saturnian is some of the greatest Ware on record—and considering the health precipice he was recently on, that's an extra heavy achievement." –Clifford Allen, All About Jazz
"4 Stars. A sense of solemnity as well as joy frames this work, the personality of the artist towering and immense, any claim to the status of contemporary saxophone colossus one to be taken seriously." –Kevin Le Gendre, Jazzwise
"Each performance on Saturnian is magisterial and profoundly moving." –Phil Freeman, Jazziz
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Am 27. November 1999 fuhr er in Tignes sein erstes Weltcuprennen. Seither startete er an 90 weiteren Rennen. Beim Weltcuprennen im Parallel-Riesenslalom im  Piemont im Dezember 2008 wurde er Zweiter. Im März 2011 holte er in Valmalenco im Parallel-Riesenslalom seinen ersten Weltcupsieg. In der Saison 2013/14 gewann  er in Carezza den Parallelslalom und in Sudelfeld den Parallel-Riesenslalom.

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