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Mosquito Fairy

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***Mosquito Fairy*** is the twenty-fourth episode of the first season of the animated series, *A Kind of Magic*.

## Synopsis

During one of G's visits, a Mosquito Fairy from the Enchanted Swamp flies out of G's bag.

## Characters

* Willow
* Tom
* Gregore
* Cindy
* Ferocia
* His Highness
* Uncle G

### **Other**

* Mosquito Fairy
* Miss Tinker
* Leah
* Maureen
* Victor
* Jojo
* The Three Little Pigs

#### **The Lumbergs**

* Mr. and Mrs. Lumberg
* Candy (as Little Red Riding Hood)

## Trivia

* Miss Tinker, now small and dressed as Tinker Bell from Disney's *Peter Pan*, can be shown flying to the classroom with pink pixie dust, and flight when Tom is strangely looking at her, after he was bit by a Mosquito Fairy.

**Season Two**: "Candy Through The Looking Glass" • "Trapped as a Tomboy" • "The Future's Tense" • "A Natural Beauty" • "Going Viral" • "Operation Tamara" • "My Dad The Super Hero" • "A Princess For His Highness" • "The Tables Have Turned" • "The Clay Model" • "Thicker Than Mud" • "The Spellbook Strike Back" • "The Pixel And The Profile" • "Tom's Tall Tales" • "Willoween" • "Fairy Busy" • "Cinderella's Rebellion" • "Your Own Medicine" • "The Ogre Who Wanted To Be Santa Claus" • "The Delight Of Gründa" • "The Prince, The Frog And The Witch" • "The Hybrid Heartthrob" • "Professor Ferocia" • "The Nature Of The Beast" • "Ferocia Fiancé" • "Tom Only" • "Cat's Got Your Tongue" • "Jojo The Dodo" • "The Big Bad Field Trip" • "Mrs. Nice Ferocia" • "Strong As An Orge" • "In Your Wildest Dream" • "Master of Delusion" • "Big Bad Dog" • "A Fish Out Of Water" • "My Not-Fairy Family" • "A Valentine's Pipe Dream" • "A Children's Game" • "Inseparables • "The Cruelest Of Them All" • "Beauty and The Beast " • "Prince Not-So-Charming" • "Love Give You Wing" • "The Charming Orge" • "Can't Scare Me" • "Mirror, Mirror, Off The Wall" • "An Almost Perfect Day" • "Right Under Your Nose" • "The Broken Wands" • "My New Best Friend" • "Princess Melba Three" • "In My Shoe"
Southern Trade Enclave

The Southern Trade Enclave controls the islands on the southern coast of Astimere. While they do not boast a strong army, their navy on the other hand is the largest in the world.

## History

During the Third Gastonian War, some of the most powerful mages in Marmorea lifted the mage's college and moved it south above the waters of the Southern Trade Enclave. Mages from around the world come to the floating towers to learn magic from the renowned mages. Unlike the college in Marmorea, none of the arts of spellcraft are forbidden; leading to some shady individuals going there to study.

## Cities

### Glorintine

The capital of the Southern Trade Enclave resting on the eastern island, north of Amarune. Its port is the largest in the world, and within it, the largest fleet in Astimere. While Riverguard's fleet seems to be catching up in size, their quality is nothing compared to Glorintine's.

### Amarune

Amarune sits in the only desert in Astimere and shares an island with Glorinitne. The Hissing Canyon is to the north of the city, making traveling by foot to Glorintine difficult.

### Skyriel

Built into the mountains, the city sits high above the ground and shares an island with the dwarf city of Dunwalf. Skyriel boasts the only airship armada, which they will sell their services to the highest bidder. The armada played an important role in the Third Gastonian War, where it bombed Yeskerburg to ruins.
Orc Warband

The southern tip of Nalaria is separated by the Corrok Mountains, and is home to the orc tribes and some dwarves. The orc population is broken up into many different tribes ruled by a high shaman. Those shamans then answer to the warchief who rules over in a feudalistic way. Corrok was the first warchief to unite the tribes and conquer the dwarf capital in the region, Khaz'moldar. The city now serves as the capital for the warband, and has been renamed Izzorgok (in orc it means "seat of the elements"). The current warchief, Brugnag, has begun pushing into the last remaining dwarf lands in the Corrok Mountains; should he succeed, the elf and human lands to the north will be his next target.

## Cities

### Izzorgok

Once the capital of the dwarves in the region, it was conquered by Corrack and is orc army. Now the city serves as the capital and the sole city of the orc warband. The city is carved from a single massive mountain that rests in the center of the orc lands.
Thul'Borar

The Twin Peaks is the last city the dwarves hold in Nalaria and the king, Thernog Whiterune, plans on holding them. While the dwarves possess superior technology and weapons, the orc tribes outnumber them 1 to 100 making an offensive war impossible. The Twin Peaks positioning in the mountains makes it nearly impossible to invade except for the deep roads.

## Cities

### Bor'Norok (The Twin Peaks)

The last city of Thul'Borar, King Thermog Whiterune is insistent in holding the city instead of fleeing to the dwarven cities of Astimere. Resting in the Corrack Mountains, the city is built into two mountain peaks that are separated by a deep ravine. Many bridges connect the two mountains, the most famous being the King's Bridge as it sits above the clouds. The Twin Peaks is considered impenetrable due to the amount of defensive structures carved into the mountains.

### Khaz'Moldar (Occupied)

Now known as Izzorgok, the dwarf city fell hundred of years ago to the first orc warchief Corrak.

### Mignorath (Razed)

One of two cities that sit along the northern mountain chain along with Bor'Norok. At he battle of Mignorath, the orc warchief Corrak was killed in battle. The city eventually fell, and the orcs razed in honor of their fallen warcheif.
Holiday Heave Ho

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***Holiday Heave Ho*** is the sixteenth episode of the first season of the animated series, *Space Goofs*. It was aired on August 13, 1998.

## Plot

Bud and the aliens thinks that a coming Santa Claus is a red blob from last night's TV horror show, The Red Blob along with Bradley the Elf and two reindeer. The aliens prevent him from going down the chimney.

At the end, Bradley has built the tallest, but fastest slide that ever been seen along with Etno's explosives to get Santa Claus to ride his sleigh, losing his beard and blasts off from the house to the sky, and various presents had received from the aliens. Plus he's bandaged along with the reindeer, but Bradley reads the list of three lucky friends which Santa has to do, being back to business and the sleigh rides off.

## Characters

* Candy Caramella
* Etno Polino
* Gorgious Klatoo
* Bud Budiovitch
* Stereo Monovici

### **Other**

* Santa Claus
* Bradley the Elf
* Reindeer

## Trivia

* *The Red Blob*, which Bud is watching and saying, "Nothing can stop it!", along with Stereo saying, "It certainly seems to be indestructible.", was parodied from the 1958 horror film, *The Blob*.
* Santa Claus was voiced by Maurice LaMarche, who actually played Etno Polino and Bradley the Elf was voiced by Charlie Adler, who actually played Candy Caramella.
* Santa Claus actually makes a brief video game appearance from *Stupid Invaders*.
* At the end of this episode, Bradley looks up a list of three lucky little friends that was mentioned from the two known serial killers, including Lizzie Borden and Young Jack Ripper, plus Little Frankie Stein, who was possibly known as a female character and a protagonist, plus the Daughter of Frankenstein from Mattel's *Monster High*.

**Cameos:** Oggy • Monica • Joey • Marky • Dee Dee

**Season 2:** "Don't Monkey With Me!" • "Operation Guinea Pig" • "Zero Gravity" • "Macho Kung-Fu" • "Space Cruiser to the Rescue" • "Stupid Invaders" • "Madame Zelza" • "Get Off My Couch!" • "The Thing from Beyond" • "Tired Big Time" • "Heavy Metal Madness" • "Sir, Yes Sir!" • "Crash Test Dummy" • "Which Witch is Which?" • "Other World Champs" • "Bollywood Aliens" • "The Tunnel" • "Meet My Cousin" • "Who's Who?" • "Pygmy Planet" • "You Drive Me Crazy!" • "A Dog's Life" • "Manga Mania" • "At Space Goofs Dot Com" • "Journey to the Center of the Earth" • "Abracadabra" • "Mummy's Boy" • "Soap Chick Number One" • "Arctic Intelligence" • "The Alien" • "Be My Baby" • "S.O.S." • "The Collector" • "Be My Friend" • "Time Traveler" • "Back to School Blues" • "Remote Control Home" • "U.F.O." • "Invisible Invaders" • "Inside Gorgious" • "Gorilla Island" • "Welcome!" • "Dr. Artichoke and Mr. Candy" • "Buffalo Blues" • "24H" • "The Alien King" • "Doodle" • "The Alien Show" • "Space Sailors" • "Fairy Tale" • "Gorgious the 1st"
A Taste of Betrayal

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**A Taste of Betrayal** is the second episode of the first season of the animated series, *Highlander*.

## Synopsis

Ramirez takes Quentin to meet Stevenson, a once daring and powerful Jettator who built a dam before the Great Catastrophe that generates a special kind of energy called electricity. However, Stevenson is nowhere to be found as his mysterious ferryman continues to lead Quentin and Ramirez into a trap.

## Characters

### **Main**

* Quentin MacLeod
* Don Vincente Marino Ramirez
* Clyde
* Gaul

### **Supporting**

* Aria
* Stevenson (a current, but former Jettator/now deceased)

### **Villains**

* Kortan
* Arak
* Malone

**Villains:** Kortan • Arak • Malone • Gorth • Asklepios • Valka • Kirk • Mohar
**Jettators:** Mangus • Yoshoda • Stevenson • Ilrick • Erol • Lanceley • Olak • Volta • Eva • Orane • Fredrickson • Matsuda • Mahata • Brana • Cornell • Sahevy • Shepherd • Prometheus • Emerson
**Creatures:** Anomas • Gavors • Grans • Snow Spider • Thorn Pods • Gorans

**Season 2:** "The Price of Freedom" • "The Secret Prison" • "Dead Ringer" • "Orion's Reign" • "Rage of the Hurricane" • "The Blood of My Enemy" • "The Sword of Evil" • "Lord for a Day" • "The Eye of Heaven" • "Oblivion" • "The Siege of the Dundees" • "The Treasure in the Sand" • "Orane" • "Ice Dwellers" • "The Revenge of the Shantytown" • "Trick of the Light" • "The Double" • "Playing With Fire" • "Cult of the Immortal" • "The Survivors from Outer Space" • "Countdown" • "Tricks of the Mind" • "Matsuda" • "Valka" • "King of the Ants" • "Isle of Grans" • "Eagle Valley"
The Vala'mari Order

The Vala'mari Order is a mixed government, combining a theocracy with an aristocracy. The grand priest acts as the head of state but has no real power without the approval from the wealthy aristocrats. Located on the east coast, its borders stretch all the way south and borders the Orc Lands. The order sees the orcs as tainted beings and has fought many small skirmishes with the orc tribes. The country has remained neutral in the conflict between the Gilnar Republic and the Nalari Dominion out of fear of another civil war.

## Cites

### Thur Morel

The capital city of the Vala'mari Order; is a holy sanctuary where pilgrims go from around the world. No weapons are allowed within the city, but the conjuring of spells is fully permitted so long as they aren't used for violence. The city is carved from a white marble, which at night gives off a faint blue glow. The area in which Thur Morel rests is very rich in arcane power, yet the source of the power has yet to be discovered.
Dead Funny

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***Dead Funny*** is the forty-eighth episode of the first season of the animated series, *Space Goofs*. It was aired on December 13, 2000.

## Summary

Stereo receives a comedian for his birthday, which soon turns into comedy chaos for him and the others.

## Characters

* Candy Caramella
* Etno Polino
* Gorgious Klatoo
* Bud Budiovitch
* Stereo Monovici

### **Other**

* Bert

**Cameos:** Oggy • Monica • Joey • Marky • Dee Dee

**Season 2:** "Don't Monkey With Me!" • "Operation Guinea Pig" • "Zero Gravity" • "Macho Kung-Fu" • "Space Cruiser to the Rescue" • "Stupid Invaders" • "Madame Zelza" • "Get Off My Couch!" • "The Thing from Beyond" • "Tired Big Time" • "Heavy Metal Madness" • "Sir, Yes Sir!" • "Crash Test Dummy" • "Which Witch is Which?" • "Other World Champs" • "Bollywood Aliens" • "The Tunnel" • "Meet My Cousin" • "Who's Who?" • "Pygmy Planet" • "You Drive Me Crazy!" • "A Dog's Life" • "Manga Mania" • "At Space Goofs Dot Com" • "Journey to the Center of the Earth" • "Abracadabra" • "Mummy's Boy" • "Soap Chick Number One" • "Arctic Intelligence" • "The Alien" • "Be My Baby" • "S.O.S." • "The Collector" • "Be My Friend" • "Time Traveler" • "Back to School Blues" • "Remote Control Home" • "U.F.O." • "Invisible Invaders" • "Inside Gorgious" • "Gorilla Island" • "Welcome!" • "Dr. Artichoke and Mr. Candy" • "Buffalo Blues" • "24H" • "The Alien King" • "Doodle" • "The Alien Show" • "Space Sailors" • "Fairy Tale" • "Gorgious the 1st"
Vala'marism

## Summary

The elves of Nalaria worship Vala'mar, making it one of the few monotheistic religions in Alespra with some dualism properties. The elves worship the light, Vala'mar; however, there are some elves within Nalaria that worships the counterpart of Vala'mar, the darkness, also known as Bal'morac. The warlord Kyloris is a disciple of Bal'morac.
Followers of Er'ren

## Summary

The Zhing Dynasty was the strongest and most advanced nation 1000 years ago. With their colonial trade cities to the north, they traded and communicated with the entire world. It is said that the elves of Nalaria adopted the Zhing religion of Er'ren and over the ages it eventually evolved into modern-day Vala'marism. Followers of Er'ren believe in two gods much like Vala'marism; Guang ,the deity of light, and Hei'an, the deity of darkness. Magic plays a major role in Er'ren, ones devotion directly translates to the power they are given. The last few emperors of the Zhing Dynasty turned to Guang; as he gifted them immense power and extra long life.
Mother from Another Planet

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***Mother from Another Planet*** is the thirty-fifth episode of the first season of the animated series, *Space Goofs*. It was aired on October 27, 1999.

## Summary

Candy's mother lands on the planet and the other aliens try to bribe her in order to use her spaceship. But it quickly turns into a Servant Race (known as Cabana Boys).

## Characters

* Candy Caramella
* Etno Polino
* Gorgious Klatoo
* Bud Budiovitch
* Stereo Monovici

## Trivia

* The episode title was parodied from MGM's 1984 R-rated science-fiction/drama film, *The Brother from Another Planet*.

**Cameos:** Oggy • Monica • Joey • Marky • Dee Dee

**Season 2:** "Don't Monkey With Me!" • "Operation Guinea Pig" • "Zero Gravity" • "Macho Kung-Fu" • "Space Cruiser to the Rescue" • "Stupid Invaders" • "Madame Zelza" • "Get Off My Couch!" • "The Thing from Beyond" • "Tired Big Time" • "Heavy Metal Madness" • "Sir, Yes Sir!" • "Crash Test Dummy" • "Which Witch is Which?" • "Other World Champs" • "Bollywood Aliens" • "The Tunnel" • "Meet My Cousin" • "Who's Who?" • "Pygmy Planet" • "You Drive Me Crazy!" • "A Dog's Life" • "Manga Mania" • "At Space Goofs Dot Com" • "Journey to the Center of the Earth" • "Abracadabra" • "Mummy's Boy" • "Soap Chick Number One" • "Arctic Intelligence" • "The Alien" • "Be My Baby" • "S.O.S." • "The Collector" • "Be My Friend" • "Time Traveler" • "Back to School Blues" • "Remote Control Home" • "U.F.O." • "Invisible Invaders" • "Inside Gorgious" • "Gorilla Island" • "Welcome!" • "Dr. Artichoke and Mr. Candy" • "Buffalo Blues" • "24H" • "The Alien King" • "Doodle" • "The Alien Show" • "Space Sailors" • "Fairy Tale" • "Gorgious the 1st"
An XXL Lie

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"**An XXL Lie**" is the seventh episode from the animated series, *Shuriken School*. It was aired on October 1, 2006.

## Plot

Jimmy B. and Pork are so busy playing a video game after they forget about homework. When they make up a story about being attacked to explain the missing assignment, a mysterious masked gang, The 3-Saints attacked them, stealing Jimmy’s satchel with the papers.

## Characters

### **Heroes**

* Eizan Kaburagi
* Jimmy B.
* Okuni Dohan

#### **Shuriken School Students**

* Jacques Morimura
* Daisuke Togakame
* Nobunaga
* Marcos Gonzalez
* Ami Saeki
* Pork
* Choki

### **Allies**

* Kita Shunai
* Principal of Shuriken
* Kubo Utamaro

### **Villains**

* The 3-Saints Gang
The Trio: Anthony, Kirk & Ivan

## History

The Trio was formed in 1999 by three well-known soloists, tenor Kirk Talley, lead Ivan Parker, and pianist Anthony Burger.

Kirk Talley started in Gospel music singing with the Hoppers. He moved to the Cathedral Quartet in 1979, and quickly became one of Southern Gospel's most popular tenors. He left in 1983 to start a trio, The Talleys, with his brother Roger and sister-in-law Debra. After they came off the
 road, he started a solo career, which (with the exception of his dates with The Trio) he continued for the remainder of the time he toured the Southern Gospel circuit.

Ivan Parker started singing with the Singing Americans in 1982. The next year, he joined Gold City, where he stayed for over a decade and won numerous individual and group awards. He launched his solo career in 1994.

At eight months old, Anthony Burger sustained burns so bad doctors said he would never be able to move his hands. Yet he started playing piano at three and started formal music lessons at five. He joined the Kingsmen Quartet at age 16; after winning the favorite musician award for ten consecutive years, from 1980-1989, the award was named after him. After leaving the Kingsmen Quartet, he split his time between a solo career and accompanying the Gaither Vocal Band and the Gaither Homecoming choir. Burger's time in The Trio was the first time he took a vocal part in a group; he had strictly been an accompanist previously. He died suddenly on stage, during a piano performance, on February 26, 2006, during a Gaither Caribbean cruise.

## Members

Line-ups
**1963–1964****(under the name: "The Trio")**

* Ivan Parker - Lead
* Anthony Burger - Baritone/Piano
* *Back By Popular Demand* (2001)
* *Havin' A Good Time* 2003)
Dwarven Confederation

The dwarven cities is called home mainly by the dwarves, but a large gnome population and smaller human community also live here. People from around the world use to travel to Estorac's famous mithril forge, one of the few in the world able to melt down mithril. Its important to note that the dwarves of Astimere do not worship the same demi-gods that the humans do. Historians believe this played a role in Gastonia's decision to invade Naragoth in the Second Great War.

## History

The dwarven cities of Astimere were once shinning beacons, but the began to see decline a few years before the Second Great War broke out. In the war, Nagaroth was raised by the Gastonians. The city of Estorac fell later due to the dwarves dabbling in power they could not understand.

## Cities

### Estorac

Estorac was once the largest and most prosperous of the dwarf cities. The Epoch Stone promised to be a source of infinite power, but proved too much. The Epoch Stone gave out a burst, and a wave of dark magic consumed the city. All those affected by the blast entered a blood-rage, causing the city to fall into ruin.

### Dunwalf

The last remaining city of the confederation, it shares a mountain island with Skyriel. The leaders of the city have been staging reclamation missions.

### Nagaroth

The fall of this city marks the beginning of the Second Great Astimerian War. Its ruins are located in the Baragot Mountains, north of Ratuk's Tower.
Oggy and the Magic Smile

**Oggy and the Magic Smile** is the 48th episode of Season 4.

## Synopsis

After Oggy purchases a magic smile from a magic shop, he finds out whether he puts it on it grants him muscular powers. The cockroaches try to take advantage of this.

## Trivia

* The episode is a parody from the famed 1994 film The Mask, where the main character, Stanley Ipkiss, discovers a magical mask which he later uses trying to change his fortune.
Gastonia

Gastonia is set to the north of the continent, and a majority of it is covered in snow. The race of men are its only inhabitants, and they are much taller and muscular compared to the humans of the south.

## History

The Third Gastonian War marked the end of the country. When the dust settled all their cities except for one, Constinertio, was left standing. In recent years, the necromancer Ratuk marched his legions of undead against the living; his first victims were the inhabitants of Constinertio. Now the city is occupied by the dead, and only a handful of people were able to escape to the Northern Astimerian Empire. These few survivors were able to alert the empire of Ratuk, giving them time to man the Bulwark and prepare for the legions of undead that were to come.

## Cities

### Vladingrad - (Razed)

The former capital of Gastonia. It was the last city to be conquered during the Third Gastonian War.

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### Niev - (Razed)

Located to the east, just south of the Karreat Mountains. It was the only port city that had access to non-frozen waters.

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### Yeskerburg - (Razed)

Located north of the Karreat Mountains, it is surrounded by hilly and mountainous terrain, making it difficult to march an army on. The only reason the city fell is because the Northern Astimerian Empire hired an airship armada to bomb the city to the ground.

###

### Constinertio - (Occupied)

The southern most city, and the only one not covered in snow; it was the only city to survive the Third Gastonian War. However, in recent years it was attacked by the necromancer Ratuk; and eventually occupied by his forces.
Pravá historie Světa

Tato kniha je nejstarším dochovaným textem a je zdrojem informací o nejtemnějších částech historie.

Obecně je považována za velmi přesnou díky pasujícím popisům města Ithial a jeho významných architektonických prvků jako je **Most Minas Anor, Ithialská knihovna nebo Domov Vědoucích.**

V knize od neznámého autora je především popis těchto staveb a dalších světových zajímavostí, z nichž většina - především ty mimo Ithial - se nedochovala, nebo byla ztracena.

Jelikož ani toto dílo neobsahuje žádné informace o tom kdo snad mohl toto město postavit předpokládá se, že ani tehdy to nebylo známo a město je tak ještě mnohem starší, avšak to už jsou pouze spekulace.

Zajímavá je část o jakési ženě - několik stran zde chybí, očividně byly násilně vytrženy, zachoval se jen útržek zřejmě první kapitoly, ve kterém stojí:

*"A pak zde byla ona - krásná jako žádná jiná, plná energie a lásky. Lid ji miloval pro její dobrotu, obětavost a lásku, kterou jej zasypávala tak, jako žádný jiný vládce před ní. Ithial vzkvétal, neboť ..."*

Zde text končí. Obecný konsensus je, že text odkazuje buď k tehdejší Vědoucí nebo bohyni, záhadologové z celého světa však kvůli tomu, že v jinak nedotčeném díle chybí právě těchto několik stran, již mnoho let hledají v těchto několika větách jiný význam.
エクソクラフトレーザーモジュール

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**エクソクラフトレーザーモジュール(*Exocraft Laser Module*)**はNo Man's Sky のエクソクラフト にアップグレードをインストールするための消耗品。

概要
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車両型エクソクラフトのエクソクラフトマインレーザーを強化する。

全般的な説明はテクノロジー・アップグレード一覧も参照。

v1.5にて追加された。

## ゲーム内テキスト(Sクラス)

*エクソクラフトマインレーザー用の最上級アップグレード。アップグレードのインストールを開始するにはPS4: / Switch: / PC:を押す。

マインパワーと燃料効率に劇的な改良を加える。*

## データ

Sクラス

v4.38実測データ
 マインレーザー効率 | +16〜20% | +33〜36%

## 入手方法

* 宇宙ステーション等のテクノロジーの商人から購入するほかミッション等でも得られる

修理
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* 有色金属：40
* 配線繊維：1
Mark Trammell

**Mark Trammell** (born 1959) Started his professional career on August 17, 1974 with the Senators Quartet from Memphis, Tennessee. He then played bass and was a part-time vocalist for Kingsmen Quartet from 1978 until 1980, and he was the baritone vocalist and bass guitar with the Cathedral Quartet from 1980 through 1990. After leaving the Cathedrals, he formed a trio with Gerald Wolfe named Greater Vision and toured with them from 1990 through 1993 and with Gold City from 1993 through 2002. He founded his own trio, the Mark Trammell Trio, in 2002. That trio became the Mark Trammell Quartet in January of 2010 when they added Pat Barker, formerly of the Dixie Echoes, to the group as their bass singer.

Mark has been named Southern Gospel's favorite baritone 6 times: 1983, 1988, 2000, 2001, 2005 and 2015 by the Singing News Fan Awards.

## References

1. ↑ Goff, James R. (2002) *Close Harmony: A History of Southern Gospel*, University of North Carolina Press, ISBN 978-0-8078-5346-7, p. 252
A Tribute to the Cathedral Quartet

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***A Tribute to the Cathedral Quartet*** is a CD/DVD released by Christian gospel quartet Ernie Haase & Signature Sound. The album is a tribute to the legendary gospel group The Cathedral Quartet with whom tenor singer Ernie Haase performed from 1990 to 1999. The album was released on October 25, 2010 by Spring House Music.

## Track listing

1. "Wedding Music" (Phil Cross, Kirk Talley) – 3:11
2. "Step into the Water" (Kirk Talley) – 3:24
3. "Boundless Love" (Dianne Wilkinson) – 3:38
4. "I Thirst" (Beverly Lowry) – 3:16
5. "This Ole House" (Stuart Hamblen) – 3:04
6. "Champion of Love" (Carolyn Cross, Phil Cross) – 4:09
7. "I'm Gonna Live Forever" (Shirley Cantrell) – 2:43
8. "Can He, Could He, Would He" (John Chisum, Dwight Liles) – 2:31
9. "Wonderful Grace of Jesus" (Haldor Lillenas) – 3:15
10. "Sinner Saved by Grace" (Gloria Gaither, William J. Gaither, Mitch Humphries) – 4:54
11. "An Old Convention Song" (Tim Lovelace, Roger Jerry Powell) – 2:28
12. "Mexico" (Luverne Isbell) – 3:53
13. "God Delivers Again" (Ronald Payne) – 3:11
14. "Life Will Be Sweeter" (Public Domain) – 3:35
15. "Moving Up to Gloryland" (Lee Roy Abernathy) – 2:55
16. "Plan of Salvation" (Ruby Moody) – 4:03
17. "We Shall See Jesus" (Dianne Wilkinson) – 5:02
18. "Yesterday" (George Younce) – 3:49
19. Gaither Medley: (Gloria Gaither, William J. Gaither) – 6:53
	* "Gentle Shepherd"
	* "There's Something About That Name"
	* "I Will Serve Thee"
	* "Jesus, We Just Want To Thank You"
20. "Oh, What a Savior" (Marvin Dalton) – 5:10
21. "He Made a Change" (Ernie Haase, Joel Lindsey) – 3:17

## DVD track listing

1. "Wedding Music"
2. "Step Into The Water"
3. "Boundless Love"
4. "I’m Gonna Live Forever"
5. "An Old Convention Song"
6. "Oh, What A Savior"
7. "Wonderful Grace Of Jesus" (with Wayne Haun)
8. "Sinner Saved By Grace"
9. "Yesterday"
10. "My Heart Is A Chapel"
11. "Swinging On The Golden Gate"
12. "Walk With Me" (with Bill Gaither)
13. "Can He, Could He, Would He"
14. "Mexico"
15. "Sweet Beulah Land" (with Squire Parsons)
16. "God Delivers Again"
17. "He Made A Change"
18. "Moving Up To Gloryland"
19. "The Laughing Song"
20. "I Thirst"
21. "Champion Of Love" (with Wayne Haun)
22. "Plan Of Salvation"
23. "We Shall See Jesus" (with Glen Payne)
24. "This Ole House"
25. "Life Will Be Sweeter Someday"

## Awards

In 2011, the album was nominated for a Dove Award for Southern Gospel Album of the Year at the 42nd GMA Dove Awards, while the song "I Thirst" was nominated for Southern Gospel Recorded Song of the Year. The DVD version was also nominated for Long Form Music Video of the Year.

## References

1. ↑ 42nd Annual GMA Dove Award Nominees on DoveAwards.com

## External links

* A Tribute to the Cathedral Quartet on Amazon.com
Disciples of Yaharis

## Summary

One of the newest religions among the big five, it was founded around 300 years ago and is the dominant religion in Vustrome. Yaharis started as a mortal woman, but through the favor of he gods, she accomplished feats no mortal should. Yaharis was originally from Astimere and a follower of Galmaria. She left Astimere to wander the world in an attempt to find balance and peace. His pilgrimage lasted 15 years, until she arrived in the continent of Vustome. There was a civil war happening between the Zhing Dynasty and the seven trade cities to the North. Through unbelievable odds she somehow led the trade cities to victory and secured the trade cities independence. With the defeat of the Zhing Dynasty she left and went into hiding again. In her absence, the trade cities feared for their independence, and decided to kill anyone from the Zhing Dynasty that had royal blood. They thought if they got rid of the strong leadership, the Zhing Dynasty would never recover and invade them. This was a huge mistake...
Doku

### **Appearance**

Big and muscular with fair skin, a scar on his left eye, also wears a salmon-red and black ninja suit and a salmon-red bandanna on the top of his head

### **Occupation**

Student at Katana School
One of Naginata's loyal followers (henchmen)

### **Fate**

Was defeated by Eizan, Jimmy and Okuni and gets laughed at by the trio and runs off.

**Doku** is a character, one of Katana School's students and Naginata's loyal followers (henchmen) and one of the main antagonists of the animated series, *Shuriken School*.

## Background

His physical presence is imposing, which usually makes his opponents run away. But when it comes to concealment, his size is a real and muscular drawback. But also, he doesn't speak exactly like Pork and his mother still brings him lunch every day.

### **Personality**

He is gruff, awkward, slow, easily outwitted and he doesn't have much personality at all.

### **Appearance**

Doku is big and muscular with fair skin and a scar on his left eye, with black mustache-like dots on his upper mouth and also wears a salmon-red bandanna on the top of his head, his salmon-red and black ninja suit with black pants and salmon-red boots, plus he wears short salmon-red arm sleeve cuffs.

## Trivia

* Doku is one of the two characters who doesn't speak, along with Pork.
Let's Break the Ice

Episode Title Card

**Let's Break the Ice** is the twenty-sixth and final episode of the animated series, *Tupu*.

## Synopsis

Norton signs up to participate in a charity hockey game, but he doesn't know how to ice skate.

## **Main**

* Tupu
* Norton
* Whatzup

## **Supporting**

* Miss Quinlan
* Nora
* Malcolm
* Mayor Bordon
* Jeremy

## **Villains**

* Schubert Shoobz
* Dandruff
* Mama Shoobz
* Jeff Boom

## Trivia

* This episode is the series finale of Tupu

## Gallery

**Villains:** Schubert Shoobz • Mama Shoobz • Dandruff • Mac Butcher • John Jackson • Jeff Boom
Tim Parton

**Tim Parton** was the pianist for the Southern Gospel Quartet Legacy Five, and then worked for Three Angels Broadcasting Network in West Frankfort, Illinois. He has also played for Gold City, the Gaither Vocal Band, The Speer Family, Vestal Goodman, The Lesters, and others. He is also the father to Elijah Parton.

## History

When Anthony Burger died and Bill Gaither was looking for another featured pianist for the *Gaither Homecoming* Series, Parton filled in.

He has worked as a studio musician in Nashville, and also as a producer/arranger. He has produced and/or co-produced albums such as Legacy Five's *Acappella*, *Know So Salvation*, *A Little Christmas*, and *God's Been Good* albums, as well as arranged songs on those albums.

He filled in for pianist Roger Bennett while he was sick and unable to travel with Legacy Five. He later got the position full-time when Bennett died.

From late January until the end of September, 2013, Parton filled in as baritone and pianist for Liberty Quartet from Boise, Idaho.

He joined The Jim Brady Trio in 2014 until his departure.

## References

1. ↑ The Official Biography of Tim Parton
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Mark Trammell Quartet

**Mark Trammell Quartet**, previously **Mark Trammell Trio**, is a Southern gospel quartet, founded by Mark Trammell—who formerly sang with The Kingsmen, Gold City Quartet, The Cathedrals, and Greater Vision.

## Group history

The group began in 2002 as a trio consisting of Eric Philips, Mark Trammell, and Joseph Smith. Tenor Joel Wood performed with the quartet from 2008 through 2011 until Eric Phillips returned. In 2013, Eric Phillips once again returned to Law Enforcement work, so a search for a new tenor went out, until Dustin Black, a brand new Southern Gospel tenor was discovered. Dustin Sweatman served for 6 years as lead singer and pianist, from 2006 through September 2012. When Dustin Sweatman stepped down as lead singer in 2012, Mark's son Nick Trammell came on board as their new lead singer and is still present with the group. In 2009 Pat Barker joined the group as bass and the quartet was formed. In 2014, Pat Barker felt it was time to leave the road, so Randy Byrd, formerly of the Lefevre Quartet, began singing bass with the group. Blake Buffin joined as the new tenor in the Summer of 2015.

## Members (past and present)

### Line-ups

(Under the Name "Mark Trammell Trio")
* **Joseph Smith** – lead, piano
* **Mark Trammell** – baritone
* **Dustin Sweatman** – lead
* **Mark Trammell** – baritone
* **Steve Hurst** – piano
* **Dustin Sweatman** – lead, piano
 2010-2012
(Under the Name "Mark Trammell Quartet")
 * **Joel Wood** – tenor
* **Dustin Sweatman** – lead, piano
* **Mark Trammell** – baritone
* **Pat Barker** – bass
* **Dustin Sweatman** – lead, piano
* **Mark Trammell** – baritone
* **Pat Barker** – bass
* **Nick Trammell** – lead
* **Mark Trammell** – baritone
 2013-2014
 * **Dustin Black** – tenor
* **Nick Trammell** – lead
* **Mark Trammell** – baritone
* **Pat Barker** – bass
* **Nick Trammell** – lead
* **Mark Trammell** – baritone
* **Randy Byrd** – bass
* **Nick Trammell** – lead
* **Mark Trammell** – baritone
* **Randy Byrd** – bass

## External links

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Second-Half Quartet (musical artist)

The Second Half Quartet is a vocal group which is combined by Greater Vision, Mark Trammell Quartet & Pat Barker. They sing classic songs together.

## History

In 2014, Greater Vision and The Mark Trammell Quartet
appeared the same night at an event in Marion, Illinois. Intermission ran longer than expected. Before stepping back on stage, the promoter pulled Gerald Wolfe aside and asked, "Could you close the second half with both groups on stage singing a few songs together?" Gerald answered, "Yes, we can do that." What followed was an experience like no other. Since then, promoters have been asking -- not just for GV and MTQ to appear together -- but to replicate what took place on stage in
Marion, Illinois.

The Second Half Quartet combines the people's favorite singers in a
style of quartet music that is rare in its field. In 2015, Gerald Wolfe, Mark Trammell, Pat Barker, Rodney Griffin and Chris Allman took home a variety of awards at Gospel Music's premier award show, The Singing News Fan Awards. Mark Trammell was voted Favorite Baritone of the Year by fans, becoming the first Gospel singer to win such an award in four
separate decades; Pat Barker took home the Favorite New Soloist award; Greater Vision's song, "For All He's Done," was voted Song of the Year
and once again, Rodney Griffin was the recipient of the Favorite
Songwriter Award. Individually, they are fan favorites, but together,
they create an atmosphere that excites the crowd and takes all who listen on a journey of live music, quartet favorites, classic Gospel
songs and hymns of the church that you know and love.

## Members

Line-ups
(under the name "Second-Half Quartet")

* Rodney Griffin – Lead
* Mark Trammell – Baritone
* Pat Barker - Bass
* Gerald Wolfe - Piano
Mercy's Mark Quartet

**Mercy's Mark Quartet** is an American Christian music group.

## Musical career

The group was founded in 2004 by Garry Jones who sang baritone and also served as group pianist/producer. They won the Singing News Fan Awards' Horizon Group of the Year award in 2005. They rose to prominence within the Christian music genre charting songs for Daywind Records and gaining national attention within a short period of time. The group toured extensively throughout the United States as well as Canada and Norway. In the fall of 2007 Garry Jones announced that Mercy's Mark would no longer be touring for the remainder of that year but indicated that the group could return in the future.

Group Members:

Tenors
* Anthony Facello (2004–2006)
* Brent Mitchell (2006–2008)

Lead
* Josh Feemster (2004–2007)
* Scott Allen (2007–2008)

Baritone
* Garry Jones (2004–2008)

Bass
* Chris West (2004–2005)
* Christian Davis (2006–2008)

Pianist
* Garry Jones (2004–2008)

## Members

### Line-ups

(under the name "Mercy's Mark Quartet")

* **Josh Feemster** – lead
* **Garry R. Jones** – baritone, piano
* **Chris West** – bass
* **Josh Feemster** – lead
* **Garry R. Jones** – baritone, piano
* **Christian Davis** – bass
* **Scott Allen** – lead
* **Garry R. Jones** – baritone, piano
* **Christian Davis** – bass

## Discography

* Southern Selections Volume I (2004)
* Mercy's Mark Quartet (2004)
* Southern Selections Volume II (2005)
* Something’s Happening (2006)

## Radio Hits

Information about Southern Gospel radio hits is derived from the *Singing News*[1] Magazine's National Southern Gospel radio airplay chart

* "I'm On the Battlefield For My Lord" peaked at #18 in March 2005.
* "His Response" peaked at #40.
* "I Got It" peaked at #40.
* "Something's Happening" peaked at #22 in April 2007.
* "When It All Starts Happening I Want to be There" peaked at the #54 position.

## References

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Danny Koker

**Danny Koker** was the baritone vocalist and the pianist with the Cathedral Quartet
 from 1963 through 1969. He was also pianist and vocalist for the
Weatherfords and the Foggy River Boys. Koker also owned a television
station in Las Vegas.

He was the father of Danny "The Count" Koker from the reality TV show Counting Cars.

## External links

* Obituary
* Danny Koker at *Find a Grave*
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Ernie Haase

**Ernie Haase** (born December 12, 1964) is an American singer. He is best known as the former tenor singer of the Southern gospel group The Cathedrals (Ret 1999). After the Cathedrals' retirement, Haase became the founder of Ernie Haase and Signature Sound.

## The Cathedrals

The Cathedrals' bass singer, George Younce witnessed Haase's performance and invited him to join the Cathedrals as their tenor.

## Ernie Haase and Signature Sound

After the Cathedral Quartet retired in 1999, he embarked upon a solo career for several years. In addition to his solo concerts, he performed from 2001 through 2003 with Jake Hess, Wesley Pritchard, and George Younce in the Old Friends Quartet. After the Old Friends Quartet disbanded due to the ill health of George Younce and Jake Hess, Haase founded the group, Signature Sound. The group was rebranded, "Ernie Haase and Signature Sound", to avoid confusion with other similarly named groups and also as a way to take advantage of Haase's popularity as the final tenor for the Cathedral Quartet.

## Personal life

Ernie Haase married George Younce's third daughter Lisa in 1990 after a brief courtship.

## External links

* http://www.ErnieHaase.com/

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Bobby Clark (tenor)

### Associated acts

Cathedral QuartetDixie EchoesDeep South QuartetThe WeatherfordsThe Oak Ridge Quartet, The Rangers, & The Men of Music.

### Website

http://www.bobbyclarktenor.com/

**Bobby Clark** was the tenor vocalist with the Cathedral Quartet from 1963 through 1967.

He was also a member of the Dixie Echoes, Deep South Quartet, The Weatherfords, The Oak Ridge Quartet, The Rangers, & The Men of Music. He appeared with the Rex Humbard National Television Ministry for 8 years from the Cathedral of Tomorrow Church in Akron, Ohio. Bobby Clark recorded many long-play albums and CD's of Gospel Music. Outside of Gospel Music, he had a contract with the Swope Park Musical Lyric Theatre in Kansas City, MO. Mr. Clark studied on a full-pay scholarship at the Cleveland Institute of Music in Cleveland, OH. His teacher was the renown Metropolitan Opera Soprano,
Elenore Steber. Mr. Clark sang with the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra in Operatic excerpts under the conductorship of George Szell. He appeared
in numerous roles with the Orlando Opera Company for five years while -pastoring an Independent Baptist Church in Winter Springs, FL. Bobby Clark was active in the U.S. for selective singing concerts.

Bobby's voice has contributed to a number of Country music recordings. Country artists with which Clark has worked include Marty Robbins, Jimmy Dean, and Hank Snow.

Bobby Clark died on May 22, 2014.

## External links

* Bobby Clark Official Website
* http://www.southerngospelblog.com/reference/cathedral-quartet/bobby-clark
JLD (Festivités Estivales)/Solution

*Aucun participant*

### Extrait 1

- Non ! C'est impossible ! Il a pulvérisé tous mes serpents d'un seul coup ! Quel pouvoir destructeur ! Je n'avais jamais rencontré de mage aussi puissant.

- T'en redemandes ? Je frappe plutôt fort pour une mouche, qu'est-ce que t'en dis ?

- Non ! Saleté de monstre !
>**Épisode 7**, Kageyama et Natsu

### Extrait 2

- Ça va Elfman ?

- Ça devrait aller.

- Tu es blessé, je vais t'aider.

- Je suis soulagé. Tu as repris ton aspect normal.

- Pardon, je suis vraiment désolée. J'espère que tu me pardonnes.

- Que je pardonne de quoi ? Tu n'as rien fait de mal.

- Je n'étais pas là la dernière fois contre les Phantom Lord... et cette fois-ci encore...
>**Épisode 45**, Mirajane et Elfman

### Extrait 3

- Alors au mois prochain !
>**Épisode 123**, Thibo

### Extrait 4

- Oh ! Ça alors !

- Le symbole... il s'illumine !

- Tous nos pouvoirs... sont revenus !
>**Épisode 120**, Erza et Wendy

### Extrait 5

- Er..za...

- Simon !

- Tu es encore venu ramper jusqu'ici, espèce de vermine !
>**Épisode 40**, Simon, Erza et Gerald

### Extrait 6

- Heu... mais tu es stupide ou quoi ? Quel est l'intérêt de te transformer en Lucy en présence de la vraie ? Tu ne trompes personne.
>**Épisode 58**, Hibiki

### Extrait 7

- Quoi ?! Il a gelé la pluie ? Comment a-t-il fait ça ?!

- C'est pas fini !
>**Épisode 25**, Grey et Jubia

### Extrait 8

- De la magie de Glace. Hum. pas mal du tout mais... tu ne fais pas le poids face à ma magie.

- C'est pas vrai, il a paré mon attaque !

- Hum... Tu seras navré d'apprendre que c'est moi qui ait l'avantage dans ce combat.
>**Épisode 87**, Grey et Sugar Boy

### Extrait 9

- On f'rait mieux d'y aller !

- Mais non, rien ne presse ! On n'est pas obligées de partir tout de suite.

- Dis donc, tu pourrais me dire ce qu'il fait que tu es si décontractée ?

- Ah bon tu trouves ?

- Ne m'dis pas que la stupidité de Natsu commence à déteindre sur toi ?

- Cause toujours, j'm'en fiche. Si j'ai pas envie de partir tout de suite, j'ai quand même le droit, non ? Je sais ! Et si on profitait d'être ici pour laver nos maillots de bain ?

- Je rêve...
>**Épisode 99**, Lucy et Kanna

### Extrait 10

- Et au fait, où est-ce qu'ils sont Grey et Erza ?

- Pauvre Grey, il n'a pas eu de chance ! Apparemment il s'est fait coincer par Leon et Jubia.
>**Épisode 99**, Carla et Happy
Glen Payne

**Glen Payne** (October 20, 1926 – October 15, 1999)[1] served more than fifty years as a Southern gospel music singer. He is known for being the lead singer of The Cathedral Quartet. At age 17 in 1944, he joined the Stamps-Baxter Quartet. Payne was also a member of the Lester Stamps Quartet, The Stamps All-Stars, and The Stamps-Ozark Quartet. In 1956, he joined The Weatherford Quartet, which featured Glen, Earl and Lily Fern Weatherford, Armond Morales, and George Younce. Younce was later replaced by Henry Slaughter. Payne was married and had three children and three grandchildren.

## Early work

In 1963, Weatherfords members Glen, Bobby Clark, and Danny Koker departed to work for evangelist Rex Humbard at the Cathedral of Tomorrow in Akron, Ohio. Together, they formed the Cathedral Trio. With the addition of bass singer George Younce a year later, the Cathedral Trio became the Cathedral Quartet.
 The Cathedrals immediately became a sensation with their smooth quartet
 sound. Over the next 36 years, the Cathedrals won numerous Singing News Fan Awards and had several number one hits on the Southern Gospel Charts including *Step into The Water*, *Boundless Love*, and *He Made a Change*.
 While the quartet saw several different people hold the tenor, baritone
 and pianist positions, Payne and Younce remained the guiding forces of
the quartet until Glen's death in 1999 during the Cathedral's farewell
retirement tour. Payne and Younce were the only lead and bass singers
the Cathedrals ever had.[2]
During the 1970s, the Cathedrals were regulars on Sunday Morning Television appearing on "The Gospel Singing Jubilee" and also appeared in several Billy Graham Crusades. They also appeared on NBC's "Today" show. During the 1990s, the Cathedrals were regulars on the "Gaither Homecoming" videos and were generally recognized as the top quartet in Southern Gospel music.

Glen was the willing "target" of many of MC George's jokes and
icebreakers during the quartet's run. George often referred to Glen as
"The Old Man". Glen's signature song was *We Shall See Jesus*.

Glen sat as a member of the Board of Directors of the National Quartet Convention and the Southern Gospel Museum and Hall of Fame for many years, being enshrined in the SGMA Hall of Fame at Dollywood in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee itself in 1998.[3]

## Death

Glen died due to complications from cancer
 in October, 1999 during the Cathedral's farewell tour. Although unable
to attend that year, Glen made his final performance at the National Quartet Convention via telephone hook-up from his hospital bed at Vanderbilt Hospital.
 During this Cathedral's appearance at NQC, Glen talked with George and
the audience over the phone and, at George's behest, sang the old hymn *I Won't Have To Cross Jordan Alone*
 in one of the most memorable NQC performances of all time. It was the
final time Glen would perform publicly with the Cathedral
Roger Bennett (musician)

**Roger Bennett** (March 10, 1959 – March 17, 2007) was an American Southern gospel pianist, singer, songwriter, and co-founder of the award winning gospel quartet Legacy Five. Prior to forming Legacy Five, he served nearly 20 years as pianist for The Cathedrals.

## Early life

Born March 10, 1959, grew up in Strawberry, Arkansas. He was raised in a Missionary Baptist home. In November 1979, Roger fulfilled his lifelong dream of being a part of professional southern gospel music when he was invited by Glen Payne and George Younce to join the legendary Cathedral Quartet. Though he would leave the group for two years (1987–1989) to serve as the president of Journey Records, Roger was the group's pianist at the time of the quartet's retirement in 1999. Roger also served as the Cathedrals' lead singer for the final three months of the group's farewell tour in 1999, following the passing of long-time lead Glen Payne.

## Further career

Following the retirement of The Cathedrals, Roger and fellow Cathedrals member Scott Fowler launched Legacy Five. In 2004, Roger fulfilled another dream (having his own successful quartet) when readers of Singing News voted Legacy Five as the Favorite Traditional Male Quartet.

Although an excellent singer, Roger is best remembered as pianist—and often a comedian. Roger received the Singing News Fan Award for Favorite Southern Gospel Pianist 15 years in row (1993–2007), and was voted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2007.

Songwriting was another forte' of Roger Bennett. Many of his songs appeared on the recordings of the Cathedrals, Legacy Five and many others. His writing talent was not limited to just songs, however. Roger was a contributing editor to Singing News, writing "Midnight Meditations."

## Illness & Death

In 1995, Bennett was diagnosed with leukemia. He spent some time off the road while the rest of the group continued touring. His leukemia battle would be a struggle off and on over the next twelve years. During his various periods of remission, and as often as his health permitted when the cancer relapsed, he continued to travel with the Cathedrals and Legacy Five. He received three bone-marrow transplants at the M. D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, Texas as well as extensive chemotherapy and radiation treatments. However, his leukemia continued to progress, and the cancer treatments led to different health problems, including different kinds of cancer and many infections. He died on March 17, 2007.

## External links

* kffb.com/blog early interview with Roger (6th Anniversary with the Cathedrals)
* Legacy Five's Homepage