#Don Turnbull

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136. Don Turnbull (editor) - Fiend Folio (1981)

Between the publication of the first edition Monster Manual in 1977 and 1981 there were plenty of new additions to the monster roster for AD&D, some of those came out in the Dragon magazine Bestiary column, but many more came out in adventure modules which introduced new monsters like the Drow. Still other monsters came out in the British magazine White Dwarf, which at this time was mainly focused on AD&D, but which would soon become the house magazine for Games Workshop which would have their own games to sell, particularly a little one called Warhammer, both Fantasy and 40k. Idealized in 1979, which is the date on the Foreword, this would be repeatedly delayed, only coming out in mid-1981.

The Folio would bring together monsters from all these sources and as such become a kind of Monster Manual vol. 2, to be used in conjunction with the Manual to give DMs more options in terms of monsters. It does have, particularly because of the UK influence, a different feel to a lot of the Gygaxian creations for MM. While the MM covers a lot of the more obvious and traditional monsters of Fantasy, which makes sense for a first book compiling them, the Folio goes for more original and frankly weirder monsters. Some of them are kind of funny but others have become iconic.

The UK slant can be seen in the debut of some darker and more gritty monsters with complex and tragic histories, and no contributor did more for this kind of monster than Charles Stross who would have been the whole of 15 years old in 1979 and was already inventing the Death Knight, the Githyanki, Githzerai and Slaad, some of the more interesting monsters in the whole book. Stross would go on to be a Locus award winning and Hugo nominated science fiction writer. 

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No. 7.5 - 1978 Reflections, and the Halls of Mystery

Welcome back to the end-of-the-year recaps! This is technically the first TSR iteration of it!

1. Coolest ideas

It's a lot of stuff from D2. The big ticket item is "neutral-ground hostile shrine" -- any time you can muck about with otherwise hostile people without drawing swords immediately is a big win. I know that the reaction table is supposed to mitigate that some but, cmon. Sometimes you just can't think of a good reason that the 9th goblin pack tonight is not immediately hostile. This is a way more natural way to handle it. And it lets you talk and such and experience their culture from their perspective!

2. Coolest Module You Haven't Heard Of

This is honestly a hard one because all of these modules are intensely well known. Gun to my head, I would probably vote for G1. The D-series is cool but frankly there have been more better and more interesting iterations of subterranean hexcrawls -- Veins of the Earth being the currently famous one. But the thing about G1 is, G1 is a surprisingly natural and fun location. Unlike the others in the GDQ series, G1 is genuinely an adventure you could slot anywhere with no context. It is simply a fun raid on a fortress, which I never get tired of. The twists of "they're piss drunk" and "there's a slave revolt in the basement" are really good (albeit in 2024 a little stale) twists on the classic raid-on-fortress formula.

3. The Growth of Module Design

Honestly 1978 represents a rather stagnant year for module design. The most innovative design feature I see is how D1-D3 feeds into one another in a much more naturalistic way than its predecessors, and all through that deeply useful combination of hexmap and random tables with a handful of pre-programmed setpieces. I am eager to see hexmap technology get much better going forward.

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Surprisingly, 1978 wasn't too much to talk about? I don't generally think of Gary as an "innovator" in module design space. His main contribution is taking things that already exist and making them feel more natural. Which is not to say that I now buy into Gygaxian Naturalism as this great feat, more than a lot of his competition at the time was seemingly intentionally anti-Naturalism. Their work feels like the reaction to me, Gary is just staying the course of "this should make an amount of sense". Although, his random dungeon monsters mishmash still feels as nonsensical as all hell.

The Halls of Mystery (From Dragon 21, December 1978)

And as threatened, we're going to have a very brief section on The Halls of Mystery, which holds the dubious honor of 1st Dragon Magazine dungeon. I would throw the full header at you, but everything is by Don Turnbull. You may recognize his name, at publication time he works for Games Workshop and he will be heading up TSR, Inc.'s UK branch starting in 1980, leading to the much-beloved Fiend Folio.

So. Not much to say about this, actually, It's a very large room with some branches. The main schtick of the Halls is that the main chamber contains several mirrors, some of which are magical. There's a big riddle on the desk on the south side, the riddle solution is actually quite obvious (say Excalibur three times -- and hey, Don told us the answer and rationale of the puzzle! Thanks Don!). When you move the central cylinder, it teleports you to the corresponding position in the dungeon. The rest is a lightweight stocking of the dungeon with monsters, treasure, et c. If you're keeping score, this is a Zelda puzzle. It's very cute and lightweight and honestly it's so neutrally written (no statistics are given and it would be trivially easy to restock it at any level) that you could genuinely use it in 2024 with very little effort. It's adorable! It is also wonderfully lean, clocking in at two total pages and frankly it's super refreshing to have such a light read of a module here.

Happily, next time we will be covering B1 - In Search of the Unknown, which is the second Basic D&D adventure we will be reviewing in this series (The adventure printed in the Basic rulebook, Tower of Zenopus, was first. This is our first lettered Basic adventure.) And, funnily, the first TSR module in this lineup I've never read before. See you then!

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A chump get upset at them tracking laced rats, got put aside for an ‘evaluation’ by... Probably worst than eh.

https://twitter.com/deriz_no_bot/status/1488036980059369472

Good chance that this coke at WH was planted eh. Think what you want, in real all of this is not trust conducing ITY. It’s almost a good thing that all your show are on pause due to a strike eh? Who does the discredit at all cost game of inbreds eh?

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Did you know that in tome three of the Forbin project, Colossus had to be rebooted to help fend off a subreptice alien attack? Humankind was losing... I didn’t read it eh, I just glanced at a review of it.

I think it’s time for chumps to clue in on what ‘alien to us’, means. Them younger people will live on a new world, in a new day, with more contaminants overall, warmer for sure and more populated that is certain.

https://twitter.com/deriz_no_bot/status/1299596106574094336

Humidity will be the real issue for people when it get too warm. Is there a way to capture some of it without adding or using much energy.

At Chump Point: Almost just past the hump. Synchro or not go eh; what any one think is not what dictates from now on.

https://twitter.com/deriz_no_bot/status/1301562648488624128

Figure out how people adapt then check what’s coming towards.

https://www.reddit.com/u/Deriznobot/comments/udm93c/comment/ibl7how/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Gonna let you suffer and die too. Thirty five plus years for me, people can’t grasp.

The real issue with Ai? Same as like before and since: People anticipate without resolving first. No matter the psycho trick or algos feeding back a mix of what was done, numbers etc... If no one can explain why it works or what it’s for, what leads?

https://www.reddit.com/u/Deriznobot/comments/yz0tpi/comment/ixoaxce/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web2x&context=3

Billions were spend, then tax deducted, laundered and used to bribe for an obfuscation scheme.

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Hope I understand not being paid. Your scam of privy special ticks.

https://phys.org/news/2023-08-fiber-optic-cables-characterize-earthquakes.html

So if it’s figured how to predict earthquake, you can figure that pretty much any probable can be predicted. 

All is turbulence. Is change the only constant that is measured in time?

https://deriznobot.tumblr.com/post/637647004455043072/

It won’t fix itself, it got broken.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-39446-2

Are you all ready with them turnbull turnbuckles?

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Turing is dead, he was a pervert. All of it is script eh? Think about how it all make so much sense yet it was completely not understood just before... As if... Then think no one else can think better...

Blokes, not sorry to tell you that you cannot be in charge anymore. You cannot control your own picts and pervs. No one will lead, Ai will have to help you regulate it. You can do all the meetings you want, it’s not the current crop of rich tech clowns who will own it over the rest.

As intelligence, who would you chose to ‘dominate’ you? Look at ‘We we we we.. Have to...’

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Who will glow blue you?

https://interestingengineering.com/science/alfven-waves-unlocking-unlimited-clean-energy-for-the-earth

Moé pis tous vous et nous en tout. Parasites still exist because they always one step ahead. Currently All is evening out. Trenches have been dug. Only you all can neutralize or eliminate a strain.

Ben mieux de comprendre vite et bien, ptits christs... Les soeurs violentes y tapent sur les doigts. Chose any one they’re all nones who can. Essayez vous donc à trouver le bouton de la plus maline de toutes. 

https://www.salon.com/2023/11/03/starfish-are-walking-heads-with-their-buttholes-pointed-to-the-sky-study-reveals/

La 3D est vraie que dans le maintenant. Le maintenant peut être mesuré dans le temps avec certainté de corroboration de possibles.

In a village, there are the non said and the all know. In between is villagers getting along and cousin bunking. Cousibunkbunk is alright but if look too alike they should not have kids.

The main ingredient of war is chumps. The current mess is a subset of the war that started over a hundred years ago, war who itself was a continuity of the Franco Prussian war... With abit of historical perspective, a pattern comes out. 

The Cold war was a real intense conflict in which lots of people got killed and made sick. There was absolutely no restraint in the attacks, since it was so covert. America got entrapped a couple of times trying to break the cycle, it just got sucked in and now itself is turning into a conflict hot spot. Russia broke its back in Afghanistan and has been decrepit since. All of it relates to what is happening now.

Looks like WW3 was inevitable. There will be no WW4.

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If you don't have time to watch all of the Guardians' appearances before Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3, Podcast-616 has you covered. Joining Hugh and me for this episode is returning guest, Robert Turnbull of the You Have Been Watching podcast! Part of We Made This. 

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Beverly is the perfect happy homemaker, along with her doting husband and two children, but this nuclear family just might explode when her fascination with serial killers collides with her ever-so-proper code of ethics. Credits: TheMovieDb. Film Cast: Beverly Sutphin: Kathleen Turner Eugene Sutphin: Sam Waterston Misty Sutphin: Ricki Lake Chip Sutphin: Matthew Lillard Detective Pike: Scott Morgan Detective Gracey: Walt MacPherson Scotty: Justin Whalin Birdie: Patricia Dunnock Carl: Lonnie Horsey Dottie Hinkle: Mink Stole Rosemary Ackerman: Mary Jo Catlett Mr. Stubbins: John Badila Betty Sterner: Kathy Fannon Ralph Sterner: Doug Roberts Carl’s Date: Traci Lords Marvin Pickles: Tim Caggiano Howell Hawkins: Jeff Mandon Father Boyce: Colgate Salsbury Mrs. Jenson: Patsy Grady Abrams Herbie Hebden: Richard Pilcher Timothy Nazlerod: Beau James Judge: Stan Brandorff Luann Hodges: Kim Swann Suzanne Somers: Suzanne Somers Gus: Bus Howard Sloppy: Alan J. Wendl Juror #8: Patricia Hearst Jury Forewoman: Nancy Robinette Rookie Cop: Peter Bucossi Policewoman: Loretto McNally Press A: Wilfred E. Williams Court TV Reporter: Joshua L. Shoemaker Court Groupie A: Rosemary Knower Court Groupie B: Susan Lowe Carl’s Brother: John Calvin Doyle Book Buyer: Mary Vivian Pearce Mean Lady: Brigid Berlin Police Officer: Jordan Brown Vendor: Anthony ‘Chip’ Brienza Flea Market Boy: Jeffrey Pratt Gordon Flea Market Girl: Shelbi Clarke Macho Man: Nat Benchley Dealer: Kyf Brewer Baby’s Mother: Teresa R. Pete Church Baby: Zachary S. Pete Doorman: Richard Pelzman Kid A: Chad Bankerd Kid B: Johnny Alonso Kid C: Robert Roser Joe Flowers: Mike Offenheiser Girl: Lee Hunsaker Burglar A: Michael S. Walter Burglar B: Mojo Gentry Mrs. Taplotter: Gwendolyn Briley-Strand Reporter: Jennifer Mendenhall Joan Rivers: Joan Rivers TV Serial Hag: Catherine Anne Hayes Lady C: Susan Duvall Press: Valerie Yarborough Kid: Jordan Young Camel Lips: Jennifer Finch Camel Lips: Suzi Gardner Camel Lips: Demetra Plakas Camel Lips: Donita Sparks Husband A: John A. Schneider Court Clerk: Lyrica Montague Eugene Sutphin’s Nurse (uncredited): Bess Armstrong Birdie’s Father (uncredited): Greg Coale Video Store Customer (uncredited): David L. Marston Stage Diver (uncredited): Kim McGuire Cop (uncredited): John Poague Club Kid (uncredited): Al Sotto Ted Bundy (voice) (uncredited): John Waters Film Crew: Art Direction: David J. Bomba Sound Re-Recording Mixer: Mark Berger Executive Producer: Joseph M. Caracciolo Jr. Thanks: Paul Reubens Original Music Composer: Basil Poledouris Writer: John Waters Production Design: Vincent Peranio Editor: Janice Hampton Producer: Mark Tarlov Supervising Sound Editor: John Nutt Thanks: Don Knotts Editor: Erica Huggins Director of Photography: Robert M. Stevens Associate Producer: Pat Moran Costume Design: Van Smith First Assistant Director: Robert Rooy Property Master: Brook Yeaton Art Department Production Assistant: Jeffrey Pratt Gordon Carpenter: Thomas Turnbull Thanks: Harry H. Novak Set Decoration: Susan Kessel On Set Dresser: Lianne Williamson Sound Editor: Ernie Fosselius Thanks: Arthur Machen Utility Stunts: G. A. Aguilar Sound Mixer: Rick Angelella First Assistant Director: Mary Ellen Woods Sound Editor: Frank E. Eulner Casting: Paula Herold Set Dresser: Michael Sabo Second Unit Director: Steve M. Davison Sound Editor: Robert Shoup Hairstylist: Kathryn Blondell Sound Re-Recording Mixer: David Parker Stunt Double: Cheryl Wheeler Duncan Assistant Makeup Artist: Janice Kinigopoulos Makeup Artist: Debi Young Makeup Artist: E. Thomas Case Post Production Supervisor: John Currin Assistant Property Master: R. Vincent Smith Music Supervisor: Bones Howe Draughtsman: Rob Simons Additional Hairstylist: Howard ‘Hep’ Preston Assistant Makeup Artist: Barbara Lacy Art Department Coordinator: Sarah Stollman Utility Stunts: Michael Runyard Unit Production Manager: Margaret Hilliard Hairstylist: Ardis Cohen Assistant Production Design: John Lindsey McCormick Makeup Artist: Betty Beebe Sound Recordist: Philip Rogers Producer: John Fiedler Secon...

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Milano: Il Balletto della Scala debutta al Festival Les Chorégies d’Orange

Milano: Il Balletto della Scala debutta al Festival Les Chorégies d’Orange. Primo appuntamento internazionale dopo gli anni della pandemia, il Balletto della Scala debutta il 15 luglio al Festival Les Chorégies d’Orange che lo scorso anno ha visto trionfare il concerto di cori verdiani con l’Orchestra e il Coro del Teatro alla Scala diretti da Riccardo Chailly. Les Chorégies d’Orange sono il più antico festival francese, risalendo al 1869. Ma nel corso degli anni sono riusciti a mantenere tutta la loro originalità a partire dalla sede in cui si svolge ogni estate: un teatro romano risalente al I secolo a.C. perfettamente conservato, con una capienza di 8300 posti. Nella cornice del Teatro Antico il Balletto della Scala si presenta con un programma che tra novità e repertorio, farà conoscere i talenti della Compagnia: Verdi Suite di Manuel Legris, Blake Works I di William Forsythe per concludere con il ballet blanc, nel secondo atto de Il lago dei cigni di Rudolf Nureyev. La trasferta, sostenuta da Allianz, Partner delle tournée del Teatro alla Scala, ha visto anche il coinvolgimento dell’Orchestra scaligera, che ha infatti effettuato la registrazione delle musiche di Verdi Suite e del Lago dei cigni utilizzate nello spettacolo. Cinquantacinque i ballerini in trasferta, tanti i protagonisti, dai primi ballerini Martina Arduino, Nicoletta Manni, Alice Mariani, Marco Agostino, Timofej Andrijashenko, Claudio Coviello, Nicola Del Freo, ai solisti Gaia Andreanò, Caterina Bianchi, Agnese Di Clemente, Linda Giubelli, Maria Celeste Losa, Alessandra Vassallo, Domenico Di Cristo, Christian Fagetti, Federico Fresi, Mattia Semperboni, Navrin Turnbull, e gli artisti del Corpo di Ballo, impegnati nei briosi ensemble di Verdi Suite, nelle costruzioni coreografiche di William Forsythe e nelle iconiche figurazioni dei candidi cigni. http://www.choregies.fr Festival Les Chorégies d’Orange al Teatro alla Scala (programma e date) Verdi Suite: Prima creazione di Manuel Legris nel dicembre 2020 per il Balletto della Scala di cui aveva da poco assunto la direzione, Verdi Suite venne concepita come divertissement in omaggio alla danza e alla musica italiana, e alla tecnica degli artisti scaligeri. La coreografia ha preso vita su alcuni passaggi dalle musiche che Giuseppe Verdi scrisse per le danze nelle sue opere I vespri siciliani, Jérusalem e la versione francese di Il trovatore, scelti per creare un tessuto musicale ricco di brio ed energia. Un tessuto musicale che si è poi ampliato con ulteriori movimenti per il Corpo di Ballo su estratti dal Ballo della Regina (La Peregrina) del Don Carlos. In scena a Orange Martina Arduino, Maria Celeste Losa, Claudio Coviello, Marco Agostino, Mattia Semperboni nel passo a cinque, accanto a Caterina Bianchi e Navrin Turnbull e al Corpo di Ballo Blake Works I: Interpretato per la prima volta dagli artisti del balletto scaligero lo scorso maggio, su sette brani dall’album The Colour in Anything del compositore James Blake, Blake Works I rimanda, nei costumi, alla tradizione accademica e esplora le molteplici angolature di questa tradizione, che sta alla base di tutta la tecnica del balletto, ma dall’altro lato - come sottolinea il coreografo - “celebra la deliziosa tensione che nasce dall'introduzione di un'eccezione coreografica alle regole convenzionali del balletto”. Con Blake Works I creato per il Balletto dell'Opera di Parigi nel 2016 William Forsythe iniziò un progetto di esplorazione nelle musiche di James Blake, progetto settennale che proprio alla Scala, con Blake Works V, ha visto il suo coronamento e la prima versione completa. A Orange per Blake Works I emergeranno alcuni degli artisti protagonisti di quel debutto: Martina Arduino, Alice Mariani, Alessandra Vassallo, Linda Giubelli, Benedetta Montefiore, Marco Agostino, Claudio Coviello, Nicola Del Freo, Christian Fagetti, Navrin Turnbull, Edward Cooper, Alessandro Paoloni, Andrea Risso, Rinaldo Venuti. Il lago dei cigni: Il 2023 segna il trentesimo anniversario della scomparsa di Rudolf Nureyev, e la Scala lo ricorda riportando sul palcoscenico, negli storici allestimenti scaligeri, due tra i suoi balletti più amati e rappresentati. Dopo Lo schiaccianoci, che ha aperto la stagione, a settembre verrà ripreso anche il suo Lago, assente dal 2014 e di cui a Orange viene anticipato un estratto. Quando il “suo” Lago approda alla Scala nel 1990, Nureyev tiene per sé il ruolo chiave, equivoco, speculare, di Wolfgang/Rothbart. Ma è per il Principe che Nureyev crea ardue variazioni, ponendolo al centro di tutte le linee drammaturgiche. Nella lettura di Rudolf Nureyev il protagonista assoluto è Siegfried, un principe romantico dall’animo malinconico più che eroico, contemplativo e meditativo. Il coronamento di questa serata a Orange è dunque con la storia, la tradizione, il grande repertorio, con il ballet blanc del secondo atto e i suoi candidi cigni. Saranno Nicoletta Manni a incarnare il ruolo di Odette e Timofej Andrijashenko il ruolo di Siegfried; Christian Fagetti sarà Rothbart e accanto a loro Alessandra Vassallo, Gaia Andreanò, Maria Celeste Losa, Caterina Bianchi (Quattro cigni grandi) Agnese Di Clemente, Giordana Granata, Linda Giubelli, Marta Gerani (Quattro cigni piccoli) e il Corpo di Ballo del Teatro alla Scala FESTIVAL LES CHORÉGIES D’ORANGE 2023 Théâtre Antique - 15 luglio, ore 21.30 Corpo di Ballo del Teatro alla Scala Direttore Manuel Legris VERDI SUITE Coreografia Manuel Legris Musica Giuseppe Verdi Costumi Luisa Spinatelli Musica registrata dall’ Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala Produzione Teatro alla Scala Martina Arduino, Maria Celeste Losa, Claudio Coviello, Marco Agostino, Mattia Semperboni Caterina Bianchi, Navrin Turnbull e il Corpo di Ballo del Teatro alla Scala BLAKE WORKS I Coreografia e scene William Forsythe Musiche James Blake Costumi Dorothee Merg, William Forsythe Luci Tanja Rühl Produzione Teatro alla Scala Prima rappresentazione:4 luglio 2016, Ballet de l’Opéra de Paris, Palais Garnier Musica su base registrata Martina Arduino, Alice Mariani, Alessandra Vassallo, Linda Giubelli, Benedetta Montefiore, Marco Agostino, Claudio Coviello, Nicola Del Freo, Christian Fagetti, Navrin Turnbull, Edward Cooper, Alessandro Paoloni, Andrea Risso, Rinaldo Venuti e il Corpo di Ballo del Teatro alla Scala IL LAGO DEI CIGNI Dall’Atto II Coreografia Rudolf Nureyev da Marius Petipa e Lev Ivanov Regia Rudolf Nureyev Musica Pëtr Il’ič Čajkovskij Costumi Franca Squarciapino Musica registrata dall’ Orchestra del Teatro alla Scala Produzione Teatro alla Scala Odette Nicoletta Manni Siegfried Timofej Andrijashenko Rothbart Christian Fagetti Quattro cigni grandi Alessandra Vassallo Gaia Andreanò Maria Celeste Losa Caterina Bianchi Quattro cigni piccoli Agnese Di Clemente Giordana Granata Linda Giubelli Marta Gerani e il Corpo di Ballo del Teatro alla Scala.... #notizie #news #breakingnews #cronaca #politica #eventi #sport #moda Read the full article

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HOCKEY NEWS AND NOTES

By: Gerry Cantlon, Howlings HARTFORD, CT - There is plenty of hockey news and notes throughout the sport as teams at all levels are preparing for the 2023-24 season despite the continuing saga of the Stanley Cup Championship currently underway that sees the Las Vegas Golden Knights leading the Florida Panthers 3-games-to-1. The New York Rangers rewarded winger Anton Blidh for his strong play in Hartford with a two-year contract extension. Blidh was acquired from the Colorado Avalanche for Gustav Rydahl, who is heading back to Sweden. Blidh will make $775K for playing in the NHL and $350K for his play in the AHL. Cooper Zech was also acquired at the trade deadline by the Wolf Pack. He never played in Hartford but was sent to play for the team's ECHL affiliate, the JacksonvilleIcemen, instead. But rather than report to Hart City at the beginning of the playoffs, Zech instead went home and signed with HC Kosice (Slovakia-SLEL) for next year. EX-PACK AND UCONN PLAYER MOVEMENT A pair of ex-Pack players, Sean Day, is signed again with a one-year extension with the Tampa Bay Lightning / Syracuse Crunch on a two-way deal for $775K-NHK/$200K-AHL and Mike O’Leary signs with the Iowa Wild (AHL). Former UCONN forward Kale Howarth re-signs with the Rockford IceHogs. Ex-Pack and ex-UCONN goalie Adam Huska re-signs with Torpedo Novgorod (Russia-KHL). Allan McPherson with Hannover (German DEL-2). Ex-UCONN forward Carter Turnbull has signed with HC Banska Bystrica (Slovakia-SLEL). He leaves HKM Zvolen (Slovakia). HARTFORD WHALER WEEKEND Whalers Weekend with the Eastern League Hartford Yard Goats (Colorado Rockies) is July 21-22. These are the committed players who will be in attendance as of now; Norm Barnes, Wayne Babych, Bill Bennett, Mark Bousquet (Poodle from Slap Shot), Pat Boutette, Jeff Brubaker, Bob Crawford, Yvon Corriveau, Scott Daniels, Mark Janssens, Marty Howe, Grant Jennings, Chuck Kaiton (Radio PBP), Andre Lacroix, Gerry McDonald, Don Nachbaur, Doug & Gordie Roberts, and Mike Rogers. Several others are possible but have yet to be finalized. Three newcomers exist in Boutette and the Roberts brothers. Rogers, after a year off, returns from Calgary. The rest have been attendees since this started five years ago. FLORIDA EVERBLADES GO BACK-TO-BACK IN ECHL The Floria Everblades won the ECHL Kelly Cup title in a sweep over the Idaho Steelheads. It is their sixth time in the finals and second consecutive championship for Florida. They join five other teams to win back-to-back titles. Two ex-Packs were rostered on the runner-up Idaho. They are Ryan Dmowski (Old Lyme/Frederick Gunn School) and Matt Register. GREG CRONIN AND EX-SOUND TIGERS After three years with the Colorado Eagles (AHL), former Sound Tigers head coach Greg Cronin was hired by the  Anaheim Ducks as the team's new head coach. When Cronin was named the Head Coach in Bridgeport, he announced he had been the only surfer in Maine for the Black Bears while an assistant there. Once, he was forced to apologize after excoriating Maine (HE) fans in an expletive-ridden rant for not showing up for a road game during a Maine Blizzard. Ex-Sound Tigers Greg Mauldin re-signs with Stavanger (Norway-NEL), while goalie Eamon MacAdam re-signs with Guilford (England-EIHL). Lane Sim, the son of ex-Bridgeport Sound Tiger Jon Sim, signs with the Sarnia Sting (OHL), who drafted him. DAN RUSANOWSKY Congratulations to the only radio voice of the San Jose Sharks (NHL) since its inception in 1991. Dan Rusanowsky (Milford) received the Foster Hewitt Award and the notice he will be inducted into the Hockey Hall of Fame in Toronto on November 13th. Rusanowsky was the last voice of the Nighthawks (1987-1991) and becomes the second Nighthawks broadcaster that will be inducted into the HHOF on Yonge Street in Toronto. Fellow Californian Nick Nickson (1977-1981) preceded Rusanowsky calling the Nighthawks team as the radio voice of the Los Angeles Kings and was selected and entered in 2014. Rusanowsky was the voice of college hockey for St. Lawrence University (1979-1987). Nickson was just announced as the sole play-by-play voice for the simulcast on TV and radio of the Kings starting next season. Long-time radio color commentator and former New Haven Nighthawk player Daryl Evans has been reassigned to a yet-to-be-specified on-air role. ODDS AND ENDS Ronan Buckberger, the son of former Beast of New Haven forward Ashley Buckberger, heads from Saskatoon (SMAAAHL) to Nipawin (SJHL). Craig Puffer (New Canaan), departs Nottingham (England-EIHL) and signs with HC Anglet (France-FREL) in the Elite Magnus League. Charles Greszes, formerly of Choate Rosemary School in Wallingford-is traded from Tel Aviv (Israel-IHL) to HC Bat Yam (Israel-IHL). Former Hartford Whaler Jim Culhane, the video coach for Denver University (NCHC), was named video coach for the US 2024 WJC team in December. The 30th AHL player to head to Europe is Anthony Hora, from Division III SUNY-Brockport (SUNYAC). He heads to Évry/Viry Hockey 91 (France- FFHG Division-2). Three more also signed Europe, moving the total to 33. QUEBEC REMPARTS The Quebec Remparts (QMJHL) won the Memorial Cup. They did so in a 5-0 shutout win over the Seattle Thunderbirds (WHL) for their fifth Memorial Cup title in the franchise’s eighth appearance. Undrafted Kassim Gaudet registered a goal and an assist and was a plus-four with five shots on goal. That is a solid performance for a young man with only 11 career QMJHL goals. Théo Rochette had two assists, while undrafted goalie William Rousseau, the grandson of Rangers and Montreal Canadiens great Bobby Rousseau, had 32 saves and won a Memorial Cup 65 years after his grandfather won his under the guidance of a young Scotty Bowman. His late great-uncle Rollie also won a Memorial Cup in the late 1940s. The elder Rousseau is, sadly, in the early stages of battling Alzheimer’s. MORE ON THE ROUSSEAU FAMILY How was the younger Rousseau rewarded? He was traded to the Rouyn-Noranda Huskies for a possible over-age year if he doesn’t land a pro deal for the next season two days later. HARTFORD WOLF PACK HOME Read the full article

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170. Dave J. Browne, Don Turnbull - U2: Danger at Dunwater (1982)

The continuation of the U series of modules coming out of the UK branch of TSR, this is a direct follow up to U1: The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh, which ended with the party discovering that a smuggling ring was arming a community of Lizardmen not that far from the village of Saltmarsh. 

In this module the story continues as the nervous town of Saltmarsh wants the party to investigate what is going on with the Lizards. However, this module is also a trap for the "murder hobo" type of adventuring party, and if you are DM one of those this would be a great lesson for them, as the Lizardmen has no intention of attacking Saltmarsh but want to defend themselves against a greater evil, an incoming Sahuagin invasion!

So, some players are likely to go to the Lizardmen colony guns (swords?) blazing, and this is be pretty much a horrible thing to do and by the time they realize the mistake they've made it might be too late and will probably have to pay compensation for all the lizardpeople you've killed as well as return the stolen loot, from what are essentially peaceful people. This story by itself would be enough to make this a memorable module, but if you add to this the neat way in which the module is set out, with a nice recap of events and a plot synopsis at the end of the module to keep the plotline straight, make this a pretty unique publication for the time that is still worth taking a look at today. 

[oldschoolfrp]

The U series (”Underwater”) modules:  U1: The Sinister Secret of Saltmarsh (1981), U2: Danger at Dunwater (1982), and U3: The Final Enemy (1983), all written by Dave Browne with Don Turnbull, produced by TSR UK, with covers by Dave De Leuw

[ultramaga]

Kuo-toa Dungeons and Dragons Fiend Folio, Don Turnbull, 1981

[derekklenadaily]

GENTLE REMINDER: Derek will be appearing in episode of The Code tomorrow! So go tune in on CBS at 9:00PM!

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Yuki no Kata - Warrior lady of Anōtsu castle 

Yuki no Kata (fl.1600) was the wife of Tomita Nobutaka, lord of Anōtsu castle, Mie Prefecture, Japan. Little is known about her early life apart from the fact that she excelled at fighting. 

Yuki no Kata is remembered for her exploits during the conflicts that led to the ascension of the Tokugawa shogunate She found herself commanding the castle’s forces in several occasions while her husband was fighting on the Tokugawa’s side. In 1600, Yuki no Kata successfully defended the castle against an enemy army.

Yuki no Kata is also remembered for saving her husband’s life on the battlefield. Tomita Nobutaka had been commanded to return to Anōtsu and found himself surrounded by the enemy. A young samurai with a very feminine face came to his rescue. It was in fact Yuki no Kata who had donned armor. She killed several enemy soldiers and she and her husband managed to escape safely. It is said that even Tokugawa Ieyasu was impressed by her courage after hearing of her exploit.

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References:

Amdur Ellis, Old school: essays on Japanese martial traditions

“The wife of Tomita Nobutaka”, Touken World (in Japanese)

Turnbull Stephen, Samurai women 1184-1868

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On 13th March 1873, the Scottish Football Association was formed.

The Scottish Football Association (SFA) was founded at a meeting held at Dewar’s Hotel in Glasgow, clubs represented at this meeting were Queen’s Park, Clydesdale, Vale of Leven, Dumbreck, Third Lanark Rifle Volunteer Reserves, Eastern, Granville and Rovers. Archibald Campbell (Clydesdale) was elected president and Archibald Rae (Queen’s Park) became secretary of the SFA. It was decided that there should be a knockout competition open to all member clubs and the Scottish Football Association Challenge Cup was formed. Following the FA Cup, it is the second oldest competition in the world in  association football.

The SFA imposed new rules for these competitive games, helping to “raise standards and putting the foundations in place for the professional game in Scotland.”

The first tournament began in October 1873 and a total of 16 teams entered the competition. The final was held on 21 March 1874 at the original Hampden Park with Queen’s Park emerging victorious against Clydesdale. It was a tournament that Queen’s Park would dominate during that early period

Of the teams that were represented that day Queens Park is the only one that is still running today, of the others;

ClydesdaleFounded 1872, dissolved 1881, based in Kinning Park in south Glasgow (later home to Rangers). Vale of LevenFounded 1872, dissolved 1929, from Alexandria in West Dunbartonshire (to the west of Glasgow).In 1876 they became the first club to defeat Queen's Park ever! One of the first teams to seriously challenge the dominance of Queen's Park. Won the cup in 1877, 1878 and 1879. Rovers FC1873-78. Played at The Queen's Park , a public park in which Queen's Park had originally played. Rovers expressed an interest in the venture, but are not listed as founding members of the SFA. Dumbreck1871-79, based at Glasgow's Ibroxhill. 3rd Lanarkshire Rifle Volunteers Founded in 1872, the Cathkin Park club survived until 1967. Their military connections were by then a distant memory. Cup winners in 1889 and 1905. Eastern Active from 1873-85 Eastern were another 'public park' team based in Glasgow. Granville 1872-78. This was Granville's only entry into The Scottish Cup. 3 of the players in Scotland's first international XI were members of the club (as well as being members of Queen's Park).

The resolution passed on March 13th was:

The clubs here represented form themselves into an association for the promotion of football according to the rules of The Football Association and that the clubs connected with this association subscribe for a challenge cup to be played for annually, the committee to propose the laws of the competition.The first elected officials were:

President: Archibald Campbell (Clydesdale)

Hon. treasurer: Mr. William Ker (Queen's Park)

Hon.secretary: Archibald Rae (Queen's Park)

Committee:James Turnbull (Dumbreck), Don. McFarlane (Vale of Leven), Eben Hendry (Clydesdale), W. E. Dick (Third Lanark), John Mackay (Granville), James McIntyre (Eastern), Robert Gardner (Queen's Park), and William Gibb (Clydesdale).

A special mention is due to :

Kilmarnock

One of the oldest clubs in Scotland, founded in 1869, Kilmarnock were technically not founder members. They did, however, send a letter to the meeting giving their support to the proposals . They had to wait a while for their cup successes, which came in 1920, 1929, and 1997.

These 9 clubs were joined by the following 7 for the first round of the the first edition of the Scottish FA Cup in October 1873.

Alexandra  Athletic

1873-84- based in the East End of Glasgow.

Callander

1872-74- a short lived Glasgow club who were Rangers' first ever opponents.

Dumbarton

1872- present. Currently in the second tier of Scottish football. Appeared in 6 Cup Finals in the 19th century , winning in 1883.

Renton

1872-1922.  The Dunbartonshire club were one of the big names in 19th century game.  Played in 5 Cup Finals in the 19th Century, winning in 1885 and 1888.

Blythswood

1872-79. From Kelvinside in Glasgow.

Southern

1872-75. Scratched from their only ever Scottish FA Cup match.

Western

1873-78. Another Glasgow suburban team.

[demifiendrsa]

NEO: The World Ends with You details Coco, Eiji Oji, Eiru, Ken Doi, and Ryoji, side quests, team battles, Pig Noise, and more Pin-related systems

■ Story

As Rindo progresses through the Reapers’ Game, he starts having visions—fragmented flashes of incidents that may soon occur. In one such vision of the future, he sees a ghastly sight: the entire city of Shibuya, crumbling into dust…

Is this an unavoidable outcome, or can Rindo change the fate of the city?

—Are the Shinjuku Reapers—whose own home was recently destroyed—in any way involved with Shibuya’s impending doom?

■ Characters

Coco (voiced by Kitana Turnbull in English, Marika Kouno in Japanese)

“You have no friggin’ idea what I’ve been through to get here, you festering sack of garbage!”

A Reaper girl who does as she pleases, spending most of her time in Harajuku. She has little interest in her Reaperly duties, sometimes even wandering outside Shibuya. Despite her delicate appearance, she is actually quite cunning, deceiving others to help get her way—but she remains deeply loyal to her friends.

She was with Neku and Beat when a certain post-Game incident occurred three years ago.

Coco reinvented herself after the last Game… on the surface, at least.

—Coco in The World Ends with You: Final Remix.

—Coco in NEO: The World Ends with You.

Eiji Oji

“This flower’s almost as lovely as you ladies—almost.”

A top influencer who blew up a few years ago thanks to his nonchalant charm and half-hearted demeanor. Recently, he has taken the world’s young generation by storm with his calm and lazy attitude.

Eiru

“Why do I have to sound so different from everyone else?”

A popular streamer who charms his audience with his unique, high-pitched voice. He only grew comfortable with his voice thanks to Eiji Oji, however, and now hopes to collaborate with him someday…

Ken Doi

“I’m gonna make a curry that’s all my own!”

Although he previously ran a ramen joint, a few twists and turns led him to shift his focus to curry. He is currently trying to rebrand by opening a new restaurant: SPICY CURRY DON.

Ryoji

“Hey, you’re just in time!”

Shibuya’s handyman who undertakes any task imaginable, from the unbelievably simple to the unspeakably seedy. Born with a strong “sixth sense,” he is deeply connected to the UG.

The game also features a colorful cast of supporting characters—including some familiar faces!

■ System: Imprinting

Use Imprinting to sway people’s actions!

While Rindo and the gang can’t directly interact with the denizens of Shibuya, they can “imprint” keywords in people’s heads to change their minds and influence their actions. If you can’t find a path forward, try getting someone else to forge a path for you!

—Scan people’s thoughts and chat with your teammates to produce new keywords.

—Combine keywords that will resonate with your target and imprint a new idea.

■ Side Quests

In Shibuya, you may also come across people who are facing problems or worries. While side quests aren’t related to the missions posed in the Reapers’ Game, you’ll be able to earn various benefits through helping the people you meet.

—In addition to Imprinting, use Fret’s “Imprint” and Nagi’s “Dive” Psychs to solve people’s problems.

—Depending on the situation, you may need to interact with the Reapers or members of other teams!

—When an issue is resolved, the Social Network is updated, and you may be eligible to obtain a reward.

■ Team Battles: Six-Person Combat

Frenzied Combat with Up to Six Party Members

Up to six characters can join the fray at one time! Even if you press buttons randomly, you’ll still be able to experience flashy and exhilarating battles with psychs flying all over the place.

But of course, that’s not the only way to enjoy combat: unleashing each psych at just the right moment will allow you to string together slick combos and tap into a whole new level of strategy. Skillfully align your entire party to topple your foes in battle!

Chain Battles

Combat will begin shortly after you come into contact with a Noise symbol, but you can string together several encounters by touching multiple symbols in short succession. The more battles there are in a chain, the higher the item drop rate, which will earn you more pins. Beware, though: the longer the chain, the stronger enemies’ attacks will become as you proceed.

—By unlocking rewards on the Social Network, you can increase the number of chain battles as well as gain the ability to draw in Noise symbols from far away.

—Your team’s HP will carry over from round to round, so try not to take too much damage!

■ Noise

Among the enemies you will face, some will prove rather tricky to take down, splitting themselves in two or going temporarily invisible.

The Pig Noise are among the trickiest of these foes: each type requires a different strategy but poaching these pigs will earn you a handsome reward!

—Some Pig Noise are easy to defeat, while others are only susceptible to psychs of a certain affinity, or only vulnerable under specific conditions.

—Pig Noise will flee from battle if you don’t defeat them before time runs out, so quickly uncovering their weakness is key!

■ Pins

Make Full Use of Special Pins

Among the psych pins you will discover, there are “Uber” pins that boast incredible power, as well as sets known as “Pin Ensembles” that activate special abilities when equipped together. Use them well and take your Game to the next level!

—Uber pins are too powerful to be wielded in great numbers—but you can equip more once you reap some rewards on your Social Network.

—Pin Ensembles can be equipped by any character. Some ensembles only require two pins for the effect to kick in, while some may require as many as six pins.

Evolve Pins to Make them More Powerful

Pins will level up as you obtain EXP through battles, and some may even evolve into new pins once their level is maxed out. When pins evolve, their basic stats improve, offering more power and faster reboots. Try enhancing a variety of pins and uncover the secrets of evolution!

—Some pins will only evolve under certain conditions. See if you can evolve ’em all!

In the Snipeline

A pin that will fire “Homing Rockets,” a series of missiles that chase after your enemies. Change targets while charging to lock onto multiple foes.

Heartful Hot Dog

A pin that activates “Protective Field,” a barrier that temporarily nullifies incoming attacks while damaging any enemies it touches.

Raven

A pin that unleashes “Patrol Rounds,” a flock of bird-like boomerangs that fly toward your enemies before returning back to you.

NEO: The World Ends with You will launch for PlayStation 4 and Nintendo Switch on July 27, 2021 worldwide, followed by PC via the Epic Games Store in Summer 2021.