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in this issue, but there's
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October 29 a helluva lot going on...]
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8 pm at the warehouse on 40th & St.Clair
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Saturday, Nov. 13:
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SUBGENIUS MASS WEDDING & HONEYMOON RITUAL PARTY
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Tuesday, Nov. 16:
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PSYCHEDELIC TUESDAY at THE ICON
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Sequel to High Weirdness by Mail? Might as well be - the official, Stang-
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THE OHIO STATE LANTERN
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Friday, October 1, 1993
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POLICE NEARLY CONFISCATE FILM
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OSU eatery is scene of CPD reaction
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By John Bowley
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Lanter staff writer
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Wednesday night, Columbus police officers made Freakin' Pizza employees
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remove fliers that advertised a movie to be shown at the restaurant that
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night and also warned the owner not to view the night's planned movie.
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The police took down the fliers that advertised Joe Christ's film
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"Acid is Groovy, Kill the Pigs," said Kirby Witmer, owner of Freakin' Pizza,
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9 Chittenden Ave. Witmer also said the officer warned him that if he showed
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is about a murderer who killed his family, and what he wrote in his family's
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blood above the murder scene."
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"Acid is Groovy, Kill the Pigs" is an underground film directed by Joe
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Christ. The film is a true to life, but farcical look at the infamous 1970
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"Fatal Vision" murders in which Jeffrey McDonald slaughtered his family in
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their home in Fayetteville, NC. McDonald blamed the killings on a roving
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Charles Manson-like band of drug-crazed hippies.
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Before the police realized the film wasn't threatening toward the law
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enforcement industry, Witmer said police harassed his customers.
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The officers occasionally issued jaywalking tickets to customers crossing
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the street to enter the store and shined a spotlight through the restaurant's
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window to obscure the screen, Witmer said.
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During the show, Witmer said the officers wandered in and out of the
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restaurant examining the video tapes and speaking with Christ.
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After deducing that the film was not intended to provoke violence against
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police officers, the officers quietly left.
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Christ's film jokingly hypothesizes that the hippie gang actually existed,
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and in low-budget style followed the gang around town as they mutilated
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genitalia, pistol-whipped pregnant women and gobbled whole sheets of blotter
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acid.
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Christ said after the showing, "There are plenty of reasons to be offended
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Police at the scene offered no comment.
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Jim Morrison: Space Ranger part 4
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by T. Rev <hin9@midway.uchicago.edu>
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The hike was easier than Thailand ever had been, actually. The
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land was dry, and as they climbed, the air became cooler. Morrison
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was in peak condition, as well. He was hardly winded by the time
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they came to a small valley between two low peaks. Lemmy set down
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his pack and leaned against a tree.
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"This is as far as I go, lads." He gestured north. "It's at the
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other end of the valley. Have fun. I'll wait for twenty hours,
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then I'm gone."
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Morrison snorted. "Enjoy the needler." He started walking
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again. Jimi followed.
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As they went on, the valley opened out. It was mostly tall
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grass, with occasional fruit and nut trees. The air was fresh and
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cool. There was no sign of human or animal trails, though a few
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squirrels demonstrated that the valley wasn't totally lifeless.
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Hendrix heard the Hueys first. He elbowed Morrison and pointed
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toward the far end of the valley, where two of the Vietnam vintage
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gunships were hanging heavily in the sky.
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"What now, man? We got no place to hide!"
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Morrison scowled. "We don't need one." And he levelled the
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crystal gun and fired.
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The first gunship squealed brightly and one of its rotors flew
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off. As it plunged, wobbling, toward the ground, the stray rotor
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flew out and hit the second Huey dead in the gas tank. The gasoline
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went up in a sullen red fireball, wrapping the helicopter in black
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smoke, while the first craft crashed to the ground.
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"Metal fatigue, no doubt," said Morrison softly. The second Huey
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hit the ground with an echoing boom.
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"If we're lucky, they still don't know we're here," he continued.
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"If we move up the side of the valley, we might be able to stay out
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of sight. At least until we get close."
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"How do you figure that?"
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"Old ninja trick. Nobody could possibly get to them on foot.
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Not without any cover. So they won't look."
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"Oh." Hendrix accepted the explanation without complaint.
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They trotted the hundred or so yards to where the walls of the
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valley started to slope sharply upward, then turned again and
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continued toward its end.
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Within a few minutes, sirens began to wail. Two enormous gates
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opened in the wall of the fortress, and several large vehicles, part
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three-wheel ATV, part halftrack, surged forth toward the wreckage of
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the aircraft. Hendrix stopped short, but Morrison kept walking. By
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this time, they were close enough to see the faces of the guards.
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Morrison's face broke into a savage smile.
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"Robbie!"
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Six rifles pivoted toward the pair. "Hold fire!" barked the
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leader. He shaded his eyes. "Identify yourselves!"
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Morrison strolled towards them arrogantly, hands open. "I gather
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it's been fifteen years for you, Robbie. Not for me. Why don't you
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identify me?"
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The leader gaped.
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"Jim! They said you were killed in 'Nam!"
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"Yeah, well, they said God was dead. Wanna talk about it?"
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Robbie Krieger looked at the wreckage, and his face twisted.
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"What the hell is this?" he demanded, waving at the smouldering,
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twisted metal.
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"Dunno, Robbie," Morrison said innocently. "I think Jimi and I
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were followed here. We need to talk to the boss right away."
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"You mean..."
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"What you think I mean, yeah," snapped Morrison. "We're working
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for the boss too. How do you think we knew how to get here?"
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"Why didn't you come the normal way?"
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"I just told you, Robbie, we were being followed. Come on over,
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Jimi." Hendrix walked over, smiling beneath his straw hat.
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Morrison turned back to Krieger. His voice became low and silky.
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"Now listen, Robbie, if we were followed, and the people who did
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it are out there now, we'd better get back under cover, right? And
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you'd better take us to the boss, so we can explain what's happened,
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right?"
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Krieger looked around. "Okay," he said. He turned to the other
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soldiers. "Check out the wreckage for survivors, then get back
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under cover. There may be snipers in the area." He beckoned
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Morrison and Hendrix to follow, then climbed back into one of the
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vehicles.
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"I hope you realize I'm doing you a favor, Jim," Krieger
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remarked. The craft rolled through the gates into a huge tunnel.
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Sparsely functioning fluorescent lights lit their way.
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"Oh, no doubt about that, Robbie."
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The tunnel was long. Morrison had the time to face his thoughts.
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The whole operation had been too easy. Too damn many
|
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coincidences. Robbie was here. In the middle of fucking Colombia,
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working for the man Morrison was going to murder. What the hell
|
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are you doing? he asked himself. Morrison's head snapped upward in
|
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shock. Krieger looked at him strangely. "You okay?"
|
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Morrison shivered. "Fine, man. Long day."
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Was it nothing more than a story? A script he was playing out?
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Just a setup.
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Then he realized what had been bothering him. Bob had had his
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agents changed. Poor Jimi was nearly lobotomized by what had been
|
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placed in his skull. Cornelius was already mad. Moon simply wasn't
|
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--whatever had claimed to be Moon was some kind of simulation.
|
|
What had they done to Morrison? Slowly, his fingers crept up to
|
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his scalp, feeling the cat's-whisker lines of the scars beneath his
|
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hair.
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A static roar passed through his mind, and Morrison started to
|
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chuckle. Maybe Art did cover such things. At the end of his grand,
|
|
heroic quest, Our Hero discovers his True Will has been corrupted
|
|
from within. Irony of the purest sort. Morrison leaned back in the
|
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car, stretching and considering. What, he wondered, would be the
|
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proper Artistic response to such an overture?
|
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Of course. An act of heroic desperation. Very American.
|
|
Morrison rested the barrel of the crystal gun against his temple,
|
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spun the dial, and pressed the trigger.
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Nothing happened.
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In fact, a number of things stopped. The roaring died away.
|
|
His headache faded, replaced by a warm throbbing beneath his scars.
|
|
To Morrison, it was as if a roiling, oily cloud finally had been
|
|
blown away from the surface of his mind, revealing what lay beneath.
|
|
'Goddamn, that was a stupid thing to do,' he thought. He noticed
|
|
Hendrix and Krieger staring at him, aghast.
|
|
"Click-click!" he said brightly. "Not loaded. Quick, look at
|
|
the road, Robbie!" Krieger turned back in time to steer the craft
|
|
back on course.
|
|
Now, it fell into place.
|
|
Bad luck. That was what the gun hit with. Call it Entropy, Bad
|
|
Karma, whatever--it was plain old bad luck. That's what took out
|
|
the Hueys; two of the worst coincidences even remotely possible.
|
|
And there must be some safety feature that protects the user from
|
|
backlash--so the only thing the gun affected was whatever they'd put
|
|
in his head. Now he was really free. And there was no reason for
|
|
him to be here. He could just turn around and go home now.
|
|
Revenge? Bullshit. Why would he care about revenge?
|
|
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Fuck it. May as well find out.
|
|
The craft sped on down the tunnel.
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|
|
|
"Place has sure changed since the last time we were here,
|
|
Robbie," Morrison offered casually. "How's it laid out these days?"
|
|
Krieger took the bait. "Well, you noticed the battlements we
|
|
built up on the side of the mountain. That's all new work. Also
|
|
been digging deeper into the mountain. The Boss spends most of his
|
|
time down there.
|
|
"We're passing the old sections now." Dark breaks in the walls
|
|
revealed side tunnels, but the craft did not turn.
|
|
Morrison leaned back toward Hendrix. Speaking low under the roar
|
|
of the engine, he said, "Follow my lead, Jimi. No moves unless I
|
|
make them first."
|
|
Hendrix winked.
|
|
After another ten silent minutes, the craft slowed to a stop in
|
|
front of a huge blast door. Cameras locked into place, scanning the
|
|
cabin. Krieger whispered into a radio. The door opened.
|
|
"He says you should go in alone, Jim."
|
|
But of course. It should be interesting to see, at last, the
|
|
one responsible for this escapade.
|
|
Morrison walked through the blast door with his head held high
|
|
and a bleak amusement in his heart.
|
|
Beyond the door was a huge, roughly-mined room, the ceiling
|
|
sheeted in mist, the walls stretching into the murky distance.
|
|
Several yards from the door were long tables, ringed about with
|
|
large fluorescent lamps.
|
|
"Hey, Bob!" shouted Morrison. His cracking baritone had
|
|
degenerated into a gravelly roar in the jungles, but the echoes here
|
|
gave back some of the old menacing smoothness. No response came.
|
|
Morrison approached the tables. On them were strange objects--
|
|
sculptures? Here was one that started at one end as crystal, shot
|
|
through with fine metal tracework like his gun; but it finished at
|
|
the other as an amorphous, dull, burned-looking heap. Another was
|
|
some sort of clockwork, but the gears were crumbly-looking, like
|
|
year-old bread. A figure of a monkey, made of tightly curled, dead
|
|
leaves, was perched on the edge of one of the tables. He reached
|
|
out towards it, then jerked his hand back as it chattered feebly and
|
|
rustled away from him. He watched in fascination as it leapt from
|
|
the table to the ground--and shattered into a simple pile of leaves.
|
|
"Don't make them like they used to," he remarked.
|
|
"No, they don't," said a nasal, scratchy voice. Morrison turned.
|
|
He recognized the heavy-lidded, bloodshot eyes; the sullen sneer was
|
|
the same even after fifteen years.
|
|
It was Dylan.
|
|
"It's entropy. Jerry told me all about it. All the tarantulas
|
|
in the world won't save you. You're mine, you and all the others
|
|
who tried to hide." He coughed raggedly. "Your souls are mine.
|
|
They didn't save me, and they won't save you!"
|
|
Of all possible scenarios, this was the most blatant. Morrison
|
|
was disappointed but not surprised. "But what does that have to do
|
|
with art, Bob?" Morrison responded reasonably.
|
|
"Art? You and your art! Thought you could hold onto it by
|
|
running away, you and Hendrix and Moon. You were wrong! Henh!
|
|
They stole it from me, so I stole it from you." Dylan looked sad
|
|
for a moment. "Didn't stay, didn't help, no, can't keep the edge,
|
|
entropy you know. Jerry told me about that. But if I didn't keep
|
|
it, how could you? Answer me!"
|
|
"Oh, not at all, I'm sure, Bob," said Morrison.
|
|
"Henh. You're mine!" Dylan repeated. "I wanted it, too, you
|
|
know. I was getting it for a while, then it went away again," he
|
|
sobbed. "I had you then. But it went away, so what was the point?"
|
|
Morrison started to answer, but Dylan was raging again.
|
|
"You're doomed, now! You're no use to me, you and Hendrix,
|
|
you'll be dust in the gutter soon." A trace of yellowish foam had
|
|
collected on Dylan's lips.
|
|
Morrison was already bored. "What about Moon?"
|
|
"Moon, henh, Moon really was dead. That was the computer.
|
|
They're doing wonderful things these days, really nice." He
|
|
whispered the word 'nice' to himself a few times.
|
|
"The only way you can escape is to kill me," he added hopefully.
|
|
Morrison stared at Dylan with contempt.
|
|
"Is that the best you can do?"
|
|
"Eh?"
|
|
Morrison stepped toward Dylan, grabbed him by the shirt, and
|
|
lifted him six inches into the air. Now they were eye to eye.
|
|
"I said, is that the best you can do? Do you mean that you did
|
|
all this to me and Jimi because of a death wish?"
|
|
"Not at first," Dylan added helpfully. "I was after your talent
|
|
then."
|
|
Morrison snorted. "Didn't help much, if those things on the
|
|
table were the best you could do." He shook his head. "Bob. Did
|
|
you really think I was stupid enough to go along with it?" He
|
|
dropped Dylan, who stumbled and fell heavily to the ground. He
|
|
knelt down and smiled gently at the tired old man. "Hey, Bob,
|
|
listen. I am the Lizard King! I can do anything!"
|
|
And he walked away. At the door he turned back. "Bob? Get a
|
|
hobby. Go on tour with the Grateful Dead, if they're still around,
|
|
or something. But don't come whining to me with your problems next
|
|
time."
|
|
|
|
Outside the door, Krieger was still waiting with the craft.
|
|
"What did he say?"
|
|
Morrison looked at the open doorway. "Oh, he's going to have to
|
|
change his plans. He may be in there for a while." As if to agree,
|
|
the blast door swung shut. "Hendrix and I are going to have to go
|
|
back in the field. You can take us back outside. We'll find our
|
|
own way from there.
|
|
"Oh, and Robbie, if you find yourself out of a job anytime soon,
|
|
look me up. I'm thinking of going back on the road. This secret
|
|
agent stuff is getting dull."
|
|
|
|
At the other end of the valley, Lemmy was waiting. "Still alive,
|
|
eh? Good job. Back to Los Angeles?"
|
|
"Back to Los Angeles."
|
|
|
|
On the way back, Morrison told them what had happened to him.
|
|
Hendrix listened intently. Lemmy just snickered.
|
|
|
|
Eighteen hours later, Morrison and Hendrix were at the gate in
|
|
Los Angeles Airport.
|
|
"Where you bound, Jimi?"
|
|
"Dunno. I was thinking about going up to San Francisco, watch
|
|
the sunsets for awhile."
|
|
"Going to play again?"
|
|
"Someday. I still got my guitar. You?"
|
|
Morrison stared off into space. "Well, I still have the money I
|
|
got off Jerry. And Bob was wrong. I can still write. That's
|
|
really all I ever wanted to do, Jimi, is write." He laughed. "I
|
|
got a lot to write about now. Maybe I'll run into you in a bar
|
|
sometime, or something."
|
|
"Yeah, or something. Hey, uh, if you ever want to start making
|
|
music again, lemme know, okay?"
|
|
Morrison smiled. "I will, Jimi."
|
|
Hendrix grasped Morrison by the shoulder. "You're a good man,
|
|
Mr. Mojo Risin'."
|
|
"I don't know about that. But at least..." Morrison stared out
|
|
into the passing crowd. No one looked back. He laughed. "I'm a
|
|
man now, and not a myth. That's good enough, I think."
|
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FIN.
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C O N V E N T I O N S
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October 28-31, 1993 (Minnesota)
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WORLD FANTASY CON 1993. Radisson Hotel South & Plaza Tower, 7800
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Normandale Blvd., Minneapolis MN 55439-3145; (612)835-7800; rms $75
|
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sngl/dbl, $85 tpl/quad. GoHs: Poul Anderson, Roger Zelazny, John
|
|
Crowley; AGoH: Tom Canty; SGoH: Basil Copper; TM: Neil Gaiman. Memb:
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$75 until 8/1/93, $100 after; $40 supporting (membership limited to 750
|
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paid members). Info: World Fantasy Convention 1993, Box 2128, Loop
|
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Stn., Minneapolis MN 55402.
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October 29-31, 1993 (Washington)
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Dreamcon 8. South Everett Quality Inn and Conference Center, Everett,
|
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WA; rms $60. TM: Nevin Pratt, Jr.; AGoH: David Cherry.
|
|
Memb: $25.00 until 10/16/93; $30.00 after. Info: 10121 Evergreen
|
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Way, Suite 103, Everett, WA 98204; (206)643-7027 (Rick Lewis, chairman)
|
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before 9PM only (Pacific Time).
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October 30-31, 1993 (Ireland)
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OCTOCON '93. Royal Marine Hotel, Dun Laoghaire, Co. Dublin, Ireland.
|
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4th Irish National SF Con. GoH: Storm Constantine. Comics GoH: Steve
|
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Dillon; guests: Diane Duane, Peter Morwood, Katherine Kurtz, Morgan
|
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Llywelyn, Anne McCaffrey, James White, more. Info: Octocon '93, 20
|
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Newgrove Avenue, Sandymount, Dublin 4, Ireland.
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November 5-7, 1993 (Texas)
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ARMADILLOCON 15. Red Lion Inn, I-35 & 290, Austin, TX; rms $65
|
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sngl/dbl. GoH: Gwyneth Jones; AGoH: Harry O. Morris, Jr.; EGoH: John
|
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Douglas; TM: Michael Bishop; guests Bradley Denton, Tappan king, Beth
|
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Meacham, Lewis Shiner, Bruce Sterling, Howard Waldrop, more. Memb: $20
|
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until 5/30/93, $25 until 9/30/93, more after. Info: ArmadilloCon 15,
|
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P.O. Box 9612, Austin, TX 78766-9612; (512)266-9719 or (713)855-9620
|
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(before 10 p.m. Central Time); email: shiva@pro-smof.cts.com.
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November 5-7, 1993 (England)
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NOVACON '93. Birmingham, UK. GoH: Stephen Baxter. Info: Novacon, c/o
|
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Bernie Evans, 121 Cape Hill, Smethwick, Warley B66 4SH, UK.
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November 12-14, 1993 (Alabama)
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CONSTELLATION XII: ORION. Huntsville Hilton, Huntsville, Alabama;
|
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(205)533-1400. GoH: Jim Baen; SGoH: Julie Schwartz; AGoH: David O.
|
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Miller; FGoH: Marcia McCoy. Memb: $20 until 10/10/93, $25 after. Info:
|
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Con*Stellation XII: Orion, O.O. Box 4857, Huntsville Al 35815-4857.
|
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Huntsville Hilton: 205-533-1400
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November 12-14, 1993 (Illinois)
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WINDYCON XX. Hyatt Regency Woodfield, Schaumburg, Illinois. Guests: Joe
|
|
Haldeman, Kelly Freas, Laura Brodin-Freas, Algis J. Budrys, plus 20th
|
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anniversary celebration. Memb: $25 until Oct. 2, $35 after. Rooms $77
|
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single/double, $90 triple/quad. Info: PO Box 184, Palatine, IL 60078-0184
|
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Windycon special hotline: 708-383-6948
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November 12-14, 1993 (Oregon)
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ORYCON 15. Red Lion/Columbia River, Portland, Oregon. Guests: Terry
|
|
Pratchett, Robert Lionel Fanthorpe, more. Memb: $20 until 5/31/93, $25
|
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until 10/31/93, $35 after (children 5 and under - free, children 6-12
|
|
w/adult half price). Info: OryCon 15, P.O. Box 5703, Portland, Oregon
|
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97228; (503)283-0802; email: 74007.3342@compuserve.com.
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November 12-14, 1993 (Pennsylvania)
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PHILCON '93. The Adam's Mark Hotel, City Avenue and Monument Road,
|
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Philadelphia, PA; (800)444-ADAM or (215)581-5000; rms $98 sngl/dbl, $112
|
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tpl/quad until 10/1/93, $102 sngl/dbl, $116 tpl/quad after. GoH: Fred
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Saberhagen; AGoH: David Cherry; SGoHs: Emma Bull, Ian Watson. Memb: $25
|
|
until 9/17/93, $30 until 11/1/93, $35 after (children born after
|
|
11/14/87 free w/adult, children 6-12 w/adult, half price). Info:
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Philcon '93, P.O. Box 8303, 30th St. Station, Philadelphia, PA 19101;
|
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(215)342-1672.
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November 19-21, 1993 (Oklahoma)
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SOONERCON 9. Central Plaza & Trade Winds Hotels, Oklahoma City, OK.
|
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GoH: Steven Brust; AGoH: Tim Hildebrandt; FGoH: Jim Murray; Filk GoH:
|
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Mark Simmons; TM: Tad Williams. Theme: Lewis Carroll. Info: Soonercon
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9, Box 1701, Bethany OK 73008.
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November 26-28, 1993 (California, Northern)
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SILICON '93. San Jose Red Lion Hotel. GoH; Steve Perry; AGoH: Paul
|
|
Stuart Clift; RM: Michael Reaves. Memb: $20 until 6/1/93, $25 until
|
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9/10/93, $30 until 11/15/93, $40 after. Info: Silicon '93, PO Box 8029,
|
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San Jose, CA 95155.
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November 26-28, 1993 (California, Southern)
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LOSCON 20. The Burbank Airport Hilton Hotel, 2500 Hollywood Way,
|
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Burbank, CA; rms $72 sngl/dbl, $79 tpl/quad. GoH: Roger Zelazny, FGoH:
|
|
Paul Turner. Memb: $25. Info: Loscon 20, c/o LASFS, 11513 Burbank
|
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Blvd., N. Hollywood CA 91601; (818)767-9234.
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November 26-28, 1993 (Illinois)
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VISIONS '93. Hyatt Regency O'Hare Hotel, 9300 West Bryn Mawr Ave.,
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Rosemont, IL 60018; (708) 696-1234; rms $70. Media convention
|
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celebrating 30 years of Doctor Who. Expected Guests: Jon Pertwee, Peter
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Davison, Colin Baker, Sylvester McCoy, Frazer Hines, Elizabeth Sladen,
|
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Nicola Bryant, Sophie Aldred, Carole Ann Ford, Anthony Ainley, Jeremy
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Bentham, Jean-Marc Lofficier, John Peel, Gareth Thomas, Michael Keating.
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Memb: $85 until 11/1/93, $100 after. Info: email:
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fergus@areaplg2.corp.mot.com.
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November 26-28, 1993 (Netherlands)
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CON-YAK/BENELUXCON 19. Altea Hotel, Amsterdam, Netherlands. GoH: Tonke
|
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Dragt; FGoH: Annemarie van Ewijck. Memb: DFl 60 until 10/3/93, DFl 25
|
|
for visitors from Eastern Europe, DFl 25 for children 4-12; DFl 25
|
|
supporting. Info: Con-Yak, c/o Richard Vermaas, James Watt straat 13,
|
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1097 DJ Amsterdam, Netherlands; email: conyak@stam.nl
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| Lieven DeGeyndt
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Holy Temple of Mass Consumption | free parking - $9 or $6 before 11 PM
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PO Box 30904 | Located at 1524 Half Street S.W.
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| Sat,Oct 30 Greensboro,NC 919.274.8530
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For ezine version, mail: | Masquerade II
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Slack@ncsu.edu to get on list | Sonic sorcerers: Drew Detwiler - NC
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quartz.rutgers.edu - back | Todd Baran-Gainesville FL, Ed LeBrun-NC
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issues (128.6.60.6) | 20,000 watts of Bone Chilling Sound
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| Hyperdelic Light Show Beneath Your Feet
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Sat,Oct 30 Lexington KY 606.282.1661| The DEPOT Greensboro, N.C.
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LexiCon IX Rave | 300 E. Washington St.
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| Downtown Greensboro, N.C.
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University of Kentucky | $10.00 w/ costume $11.00 without
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Old Student Center Grand Ballroom | Info: (919) 274-8530 11pm-5am
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must have college ID | Sat,Nov 6 Nashville, TN 615.780.3730
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free w/convention badge, $8/door | BAM! and ANODE present:
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Fri,Nov 5 ALLENTOWN, PA 215.433.0503|
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THE FREIGHT YARD | COMMAND CONTROL
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| anode, anastasia divine, orange julius
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10pm to 7am at The Freight Yard | BASS COMMAND DJs mary mary, bryan
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DJ's: Laura(NJ),Diesel Boy(Pittsburgh)| meyer,lukk-E, chek,speed freeks
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Goodwill(Delaware), many more | LIVE PERFORMANCES anode,nebulous
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Room 1=hardcore, jungle, acid |
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Room 2=happy house,progressive,trance,| 123 12th ave. north,just off Broadway
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THE RETURN OF GARDIAC | Sat,Nov 13 Charlotte,NC 704.531.8556
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305.846.7969 305.921.9680 | FUTUREWORLD
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super dj dmetry from (dee lyte) | Capri - 3500 E. Independence Blvd
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only 36 hr rave in the history of FL | on the 1200's: Chris Fortier, Scott
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$16-look for search light | Henry, Jason Jinx, Rich Rosario, Kris
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Broward Community College North Campus| Krause, Eric Dillon $10
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1000 Coconut Creek Blvd,4m N of FtLaud| A Mystery Productions Event.
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