Piper at the Gates of Dawn and other Tales
by Todd Daugherty

List

1. Piper at the Gates of Dawn (A novella) - a boy goes to his teacher's house and claims he from a parallel world and proceeds to tell the teacher how he got there

2. The Pallid Mask Players - In the town of Garrison a group of unknown performers, preform The King in Yellow.

3. The In-Between Express - Sixteen-year-old Oliver climbs onboard a double decker bus that travels through the In-Between.

4. The Cliffs of Leisevain - Amelia Parks goes to investigate the mystery surrounding The Cliffs of Leisevain

5. The Relic - Mr. Elias Thorne is a collector of forgotten relics and objects and becomes obsessed with a strange box with symbols on it. 

6. The Yellow Sign - In the city of Solstice, where everything is digital. Ellis Ward investigates the disappearance of various individuals which leads him to the Carcosa Archives

7. The Shadow of Ravenwood Bridge - A reporter from Chicago travels to the small town of Pana in central Illinois to investigate a haunted bridge.

8. The Koppaburg Mountains - In the Western region of Dane County is the Koppaburg Mountain Range that has some deep dark secret.

9. Ashwood - A storm, The Yellow King, and Madness.

10. Blackthorn - Dr. Evelyn Marrow goes to the town of Blackthorn where dark forgotten god of the sea await.

11. The Dolls - Sixteen-year-old James visits his grandmother and her dolls.

12. Eugene Knickerbocker - Eugene Knickerbocker was a man who had land, money, and power. But he wanted something greater, immortality - and The Yellow Queen gives it to him.

Now that Piper at the Gates of Dawn is done and soon will be on Amazon (after all it only took 33 years to get published) I going to start work on Dimensions Unbound: The Russian Revolution The second book in the Dimensions Unbound series originally written in 1983. 
Like I told Jim Buesinger N9FU last night at McDonalds I have a stockpile of stories I wrote from the 1980's to the mid - nineties that I never published, but once they are all published, I'm pretty much done.

"Material" means (i) any picture, photograph, drawing, sculpture, film, video game, computer game, video or similar visual depiction, including any such representation or image which is stored electronically, or (ii) any book, magazine, printed matter however reproduced, or recorded audio of any sort

32 more days until Frank hearing

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      "prompt": "Hi, how are you?",
      "response": "I'm doing great, thank you! How can I assist you today?"
    },
    {
      "prompt": "Tell me a joke.",
      "response": "Why don't skeletons fight each other? Because they don't have the guts!"
    },
    {
      "prompt": "What's the weather like?",
      "response": "I'm not sure, but you can check your local weather app for the latest update!"
    }
  ]

He's never, ever going to fly

Plus he doesn't have the working equipment

His parents won't allow it

And I won't allow it even his parents did..

mostly in monasteries.

Court Rules That Constitution Protects Private Possession of AI-Generated CSAM | TechPolicy.Press

From the court document:

"Anderegg isn’t charged with the production, distribution, or possession of child pornography as that term is used under federal law, because the charged images at issue aren’t of real children. Rather, they were generated through Stable Diffusion, AI software that generates images in response to text prompts. The charges here rely on the theory that the images constitute obscenity, which generally lies beyond the scope of the First Amendment. Roth v. United States, 354 U.S. 476, 492 (1957). But the First Amendment generally protects the right to possess obscene material in the home, Stanley v. Georgia, 394 U.S. 557 (1969), so long as it isn’t actual child pornography, Osborne v. Ohio, 495 U.S. 103, 111 (1990). These basic principles guide much of the analysis that follows. The court will deny Anderegg’s motions to suppress evidence from the search warrants, because the warrant application described the images and the context in which they were found with enough detail to establish probable cause for obscenity offenses. The court will dismiss the possession-of-obscenity charge following Stanley, but it will deny the motions to dismiss the other counts for reasons explained below "


LOOKS LIKE ILLINOIS MIGHT BE FUCKED!!!

Illinois needs to follow federal government example and get rid all the bullshit laws, and agencies that have become fat and bloated. IF THAT "GOVERNOR" wants people to stay in this state he need to not only change his attitude, but the state needs to change their too. 

IT TIME TO TAKE ILLINOIS BACK!!!

He owns no working equipment, and he claims to have "10 hours flying" and can prove it from the FAA, the "10 hours" he claimed in 2005..

We have yet to see any proof at all and other than getting a STUDENT CERTIFICATE, which requires no flying at all.. The so called place in Ohio you claimed to have flown PPG never has heard of you. And other than one introductory flight in Illinois, you have never taken a lesson let alone flown anything above a paper airplane or Microsoft Flight Simulator...

But Toad, if you have working equipment, tomorrow you can post a video of you starting the engine from your backyard. Which I know doesn't work and never has just like your trash team-max that was sold as playground equipment by your uncle...  

No excuses mother fucker... it's not like you have a job or anything else to do.   And if you do that, I'll never post here again.. I'll never bother you again....

But if you don't, I'll send off those letters to  your neighbors with a postmark of Georgia.... And I'll start sending out emails again...

So, you have about 28 hours, get to work or be known as a liar forever.... If you prove me wrong, I'll never talk about you again.