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Christi Harris

**Cristi Harris** is an American actress, singer and director known for the films "Night of the Scarecrow" and "Night of the Demons 2" alongside Amelia Kinkade, Zoe Trilling, Johnny Moran and Rod McCary.

As a child, Cristi moved often with her family, ending up living in Illinois, Colorado, Hawaii, New York and California, eventually deciding to become an actress after meeting Sammy Davis Jr. on the set of the 1980 film, "The Kid Who Loved Christmas." Her brother, Jeffrey Craig Harris, once worked as an assistant to director Arthur Allan Seidelman. According to Cristi, Sammy encouraged her to follow her heart and pursue acting and always follow her heart.

In 1990 she started her career working both in front of and behind the camera and behind the scenes. Signing with the William Morris Agency and Wilhelmina Modeling Agency, she landed roles on on the TV shows "Full House," "Growing Pains" and "America's Most Wanted," as well as film credits in the films "Night of the Demons 2" and "Night of the Scarecrow." Behind the scenes, she worked on Aaron Spelling's "Sunset Beach," "NCIS" and "Passions" with Emma Samms. She also produced her 2002 short film, "Star Quality."

Harris enjoys singing, writing and dancing, having worked with Slim Jim Phantom, drummer of the "Stray Cats," on a record released by Cleopatra Records, "A Tribute to Blondie, Platinum Girl." Together, they covered a Debbie Harry song called "I'm Gonna Love You Too" from the "Blondie and Beyond" album.
Alliance Industries

**Alliance Industries** is a NYC-based company and business founded by billionaire and entrepreneur Tate FitzGibbon in order to cover and manage his numerous businesses and investments in realty, manufacturing and stock-trading. Considered one of the top Fortune 500 companies in New York City, the company owned several distribution companies, investment firms and marketing patents in the area and along the East Coast. Upon his death, the company became the property of Rachel Hedison, the heiress of Hedison Pharmaceuticals.
Louise DuBois

*"Fletcher, you forgot your lunch again!" - Louise Dubois*

**Louise DuBois** is a native of Ashford Falls, New York, the daughter of the contractor for Winchester Quarries and a descendant of Nicholas Adams, a prominent first citizen of Ashford Falls

The middle child of a large family, Louise grew up quiet and introverted, often forgotten by her parents in her crowded household. Her Aunt Mariel took her for vacations in New York City where she became of fan of motion pictures. After graduating high school, she moved to NYC and tried to be an actress, but she only found roles as background characters in small poorly funded plays in nightclubs and public restaurants. The ordeal depressed her and lowered her self-worth, but what acting jobs she had lifted her spirits and convinced her she might just make it.

While working in her aunt's restaurant as a waitress, Louise met and befriended medical student Fletcher DuBois. His cheerful eccentric personality was a good remedy for her long history of mental depression and after dating him for years struggling to be an actress, she eventually married him and gave him a daughter, Janet DuBois. Being a wife and mother replaced her desires to be an actress, but her melancholy always returned even after Fletcher bought her home home in Ashford Falls to be closer to her family and friends, like Lisa Caldwell. Eventually, she couldn't shake the feeling she would pass away before Janet reached adulthood. Given Fletcher's personal quirks and constant distractions, she feared he would not be able to raise Janet on his own. After Janet's birth, Louise confessed her fears to her old schoolmate, Lisa Caldwell, now a nurse at Ashford Falls Community General Hospital and they plotted to swap Janet's daughter with Carter's daughter. Unfortunately, the swap was too easily noticed and Rachel's mother, Monica Hedison, confronted Lisa about the switch, leading to a three-way meeting between the three women. Understanding Louise's plight, Monica promised to look over Janet and secretly started a trust fund that would cover her needs and schooling. Neither Fletcher or Monica's husband, industrialist Carter Hedison, learned about the trust fund.

Despite her friendship with Lisa and Monica, Louise never really conquered her melancholy or depression. Fletcher had her checked out by Dr. Albert Waverly at Ashford Falls General Hospital where they learned she was in the early stages of lung cancer. Although Louise had stopped smoking when she learned she was pregnant with Janet, the condition was still progressing. Fletcher stayed by her side as she went through therapy, but she passed away in the Fall of 1975 with Fletcher holding her in his arms. Both Lisa and Monica attended her funeral.
Genkibowl X

Genki Bowl X was a non canon VR mission training simulation based of the *Saints Row Series: Professor Genki's Ethical Reality Climax.* it was performed via the Kopplethrone Engine (VR machine) and was arranged by Cookie to be the most elusive, lucrative, intense combat, and Un-ethical training experience to prepare them for literally anything. Expect a series of Mascots waiting to gun you down, Insane and painful traps, huge hunters with mini-guns or flamethrowers, and did we mention waters full of sharks?

Because it was programmed with the Kopplethrone Engine, users would feel all the pain, but finishes completely unharmed. The main purpose was to train the low level grunts. It also served a purpose to let experienced soldiers and veterans brush up on skills..and/or..just show off..
Duffy Medical Center

The **Duffy Medical Center** is a 200-room specialized medical facility located at 2500 Caledonia Road in the Waverly Hills community of Albany, New York. Considered among the top twelve medical hospitals in the state, it is known to have accepted several patients with advanced medical conditions which local hospitals are unequipped to handle.

Built in or around 1800, the hospital has had a long and varied history. It was originally built to be a high school for higher learning by the Watson Family of nearby Troy, New York who named it the Cripps Creek High School for the creek that once ran through the property. All of the Watson family children attended here as well as the children from the nearby Woods Family, Satterwhite Family and Crutcher Family. During the Civil War, it was used as a hospital for wounded Union soldiers and later a convalescent home. It soon became used as a seminary housing widows, orphans, homeless people and vagrants.

In the early 1900s, Albany County was severely stricken with an outbreak of tuberculosis due to all the wetlands along the Allegheny River. However, the structure was closed down in the 1930s, after which it stood empty for twenty years. In 1958, it was acquired by the Lightoller-Crosby Company and completely renovated into the modern hospital.

Since the Seventies, the facility has had offices for fifty private care doctors and a staff of 100-150 doctors, therapists, nurses and other practitioners with a cleaning and maintenance staff of two hundred. The grounds has eight other structures on the grounds ranging from physical therapy facilities, living quarters for families of patients and its own ambulance service. Dr. Angela Harker, Dr. Felix Osmond and Dr. Samantha Oh have all served on staff here. Osmond later moving to a position at Ardmore Sanitarium near Winchester, New York. Carter Hedison presided here during his coma and was visited often by his son, Blake Hedison. Annie Houghton transferred here as a nurse from Ashford Falls Community General Hospital in 1991 following allegations of her obsession with Rachel Hedison. When Rachel turned up here in a coma after her accident with Danny Featherstone, Annie was reportedly observed sleeping next to Rachel in her bed. There is no indication of any reprimand following this behavior.
Koyorin's Done

"It took alot of work because we were having a huge issue. she needs cyber legs but she wanted to stay human as possible..so what i had to do was take her old legs...and inserted metallic prosthetics and unfortunately...injected her with nanomachines...she was against this but...it was needed because the nanomachines are the only way to reach the brainwaves so that the cyber legs can work properly. but on the outside it's her normal legs..don't stare at them .\_."

-Cookie

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Beretta 9mm

## Overview

The M9 is a 9mm semi automatic handgun with reliability and accuracy. this thing works under extreme conditions. This weapon is known worldwide and was the main sidearm for the U.S Army since 1985. It offers great reliability with very well managable recoil making it also very accurate. It is less likely to jam (unless you are using homemade bullets or reloading techniques). it was sold on NMB for a fair prices of $800 (GMP) and sold fairly decent.

## Tranquilizer Version

The M92F is a modified version of the M9.This version of the pistol had been modified to fire anesthetic rounds instead of actual bullets, making it a non-lethal alternative weapon ideal for the NGO's sneaking missions (where casualties were not an option). The M9 had an attached sound suppressor and 3 dot illuminated sights making it ideal for both keeping a low profile and making precision shots, even in low-light environments. In addition, its anesthetic rounds were also powerful enough to it to affect the target upon contact within seconds, and can last for hours, although the exact time in tens of seconds it needs to take effect will vary depending on the body part it makes contact with, and could even knock out an elephant should the tranquilizers make contact with it. A downside to this, however, was that it required manual reloads every time a tranquilizer round was fired, as the slide locks after each shot.

This version is sold for $200 (GMP). This tranquilizer sold fairly well in the market.

## Rapier 9mm "Tybalt" Special

This was a special edition of M9 used by "Tybalt" in the movie Romeo and Juliet. An exact replica made and sold onto the Market for a fair price of $1200 (GMP) for being unique.
Lynsey Bartilson

**Lynsey Marie Bartilson** is an American actress, dancer, and singer, possibly best known for playing the sarcastic and caustic daughter, Lily Finnerty, on the 1990s TV Series. "Grounded for Life."

Born in Edina, Minnesota on July 1, 1983, Lynsey was four years old when her family moved to Los Angeles, California. She became very interested in dance at a very young age, winning her first talent competition at the age of seven. She became interested in acting during a summer drama class in which she was cast as the Wicked Witch in a production of "The Wizard of Oz" where she showed an instinct for comedic timing.

Acting professionally at the age of nine, Bartilson made her television debut hosting "Kidsongs" on Nickelodeon in 1990. while performing in professional musical theater productions across Los Angeles. She played Annie in three different productions and got great notices as Effie Lou in a production of "Amelia Bedelia." She won a Dramalogue Award for her performance as Young Maxine in Situation Tragedy while still dancing professionally, appearing twice in the Joffrey Ballet's annual "Nutcracker," eventually getting cast opposite actress Angela Lansbury in the Hallmark Christmas musical special, "Mrs. Santa Claus," from among more than 500 girls.

After "Kidsongs," Bartilson started working regularly on TV, appearing on "The Good Life," "Married... with Children" with Christina Applegate, "The Faculty," "Moloney," "7th Heaven," "Suddenly Susan," "Party of File" and "That 70s Show." In 1995, she achieved stardom as the sarcastic daughter on "Grounded For Life" which ran for five years across two networks. Her films include "A Rat's Tale," "When I Was a Boy," "Struck," "Shattered Grace," "Joan's Day Out," "Bad Roomies" and "This is Christmas
Enjoying helping others achieve their goals, Bartilson became the director and choreographer for Celebrity Centre's Kids on Stage for a Better World, working with with forty to fifty youngsters to create positive-message benefit concerts for the disadvantaged. The group was awarded the Young Artists Awards Michael J. Landon Community Service Award. She is also currently the International Spokesperson for Youth for Human Rights.

In 2002, Bartilson recorded the song, "This Christmas I Will Give My Love to You" and "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree" for "School's Out! Christmas." Her later TV roles include roles on "Judging Amy," "NYPD Blue," "Malcolm in the Middle," "Bones" and "Good Luck, Charlie."

Lynsey married her boyfriend, Cru Moore, on September 4, 2016. They have two children.
NO Alert

## Overview

A Private force founded in 1980 that hired Diamond Dogs in 1984 to repeatedly attack their rivals, Kill Count, to the point of mass genocide of their operatives. The Private Force, by the time they had hired Diamond Dogs to remove the Skulls from one of their FOBs, had at least 39 members.

Due to being mostly inspired by the Diamond Dogs and their Mother Base, **No** **Alert** had erected at least one offshore Forward Operating Base similar to Diamond Dogs'. It was located in the North Atlantic Ocean. Owing to their being a rookie organization, **NoAlert** only had three platforms with a single deck each on their FOB. The Command Platform, the Base Development Platform, and the Medical Platform. However, they do have access to 7 emplaced weapons systems on each platform as defensive measures.

In 2011, **No** **Alert** went into New Management by a "Man of Many words". His goal was to Eradicate the Government's CIA Affairs involving Cover-up stories of events unknown such as the Creation of the Patriot's SOP. They allied the Factoring groups Rat Patrol in taking down the system in 2014. They then decided to keep their existance hush hush and went back into mercenary work for a high cost.

In 2016, The Owner Suddenly Disappeared without a trace and gone under new management under a Former FOXHOUND Agent who goes by the name "Maoyuu Maou". Maou Raised funds from obtaining partnerships with multiple people playing a major hustle role in between Former FOXHOUND members, Utech and **No** **Alert** themselves. She then started to do research in Genetics, Biology, and Mechanical Science to Form the Ultimate Army. She now has Mechs from other PF's and Companies that have been altered by Parasites created in the 1980s
to create a whole new Mechincal soul called "Phantoms"

## Spoofs and Facts

   -NO Alert is a FOB Faction from *Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain.*
Dr. Alan Fairwood

*"Ty, have been flossing your teeth with sandpaper again?" - Dr. Alan Fairwood*

**Dr. Alan Fairwood** is a long-time resident of Ashford Falls, New York. The son of a retired judge, he is also one of the three dentists in town.
Born sometime around 1925, Fairwood attended the original town high school in the 1940s when it was located in the Old Culbertson Mansion. Among his classmates were Carter Hedison, Albert "Allie" Waverly, Jerrold Waverly and Anna Waverly. It is known he and Allie both seriously wooed Carter's younger sister, Naomi Hedison, but at the time, the beauty only had eyes for her family retainer, Edward Ashworth who was a few years her senior. He later courted and married Melanie Satterwhite, a member of another well-to-do founding family in town, and through them attended medical school, returning to town as a dentist. They had one son, Sidney Fairwood. Among his clientele, are Ty Hedison, Daniel Featherstone, Diana Freeling, Quentin Baldwin, Bobbi Pierce, Samantha Strickland, Melissa Strickland and Marcia Caldwell.
Fairwood also turned out to be a shrewd businessman by becoming a stock-holder in Hedison Pharmeceuticals and joining its board of directors. Carter also got him membership in the local Eagles Club. Becoming one the wealthiest citizens in town next to Carter and Nate Featherstone, he acquired one of the mansions on Monarch Drive and developed a reputation for throwing money around to buy frivolous gifts, such as a yacht for himself, trips to Mariscos with his wife, homes for his children and investing in Daniel Waverly's taxi service and Ashford Falls Landscaping. He also purchased the Old Hood Mansion as an investment, planning to restore it and sell it for a profit. However, despite starting restoration work on it, he cut short funding the renovations in 1989 for other projects. In 1991, he also tried to place a bid for Jack Gable's Ferrai. With Allie, Douglas Greer, Marla Hill and Carter's wife, Monica Hedison, he created a trust fund to advance promising students with potential into college, funding scholarships for Deborah Nordoff, Helen Caldwell, Bobbi Pierce and Janet DuBois. In 1987, he acquired from Naomi the old Ludlow's Candy Shop, a local institution he wanted to save from closing. According to Melissa Strickland, it was also an investment to keep him in business as a dentist.

Over the years, Fairwood has kept a blind eye to Carter's reported illegitimate business deals, even criticizing Quentin and Diana's "one-sided" news stories about the Hedison Family. He retired in 1989, selling his office to his successor, Dr. Natalie Sprague. He has been invited to several galas at the Hedison Mansion, appearing as a guest the night of Rachel's wedding announcement to Dr. Paul Kirkwood as Jack Gable pursued Rachel as a love interest.
Fairwood still intermittently appears in town enjoying his retirement. He has been seen eating at the Sidewalk Restaurant, New York Delicatessen and Worshams Restaurant.
Jack Rice

**Jack Rice** was an American comedy actor possibly best known for as the scrounging, freeloading brother-in-law in several Edgar Kennedy comedy shorts from RKO pictures as well several appearances in the 1940s "Blondie" comedy shorts.

Born near Grand Rapids, Michigan on May 14, 1893, Jack was the son of Dr. John Rice and Eugenia Rice. He originally worked as a traveling salesman, starting his career as a stage actor some time after the end of World War One. His stage credits included the annual road company tours of The Passing Show, which ran between 1922 and 1925. His first feature film was an uncredited role in "No Married Ties" in 1933 with his first credited role in "Contented Calves" in 1934. His first featured role with Edgar Kennedy was "A Blasted Event" in 1934. He starred in several RKO comedy shorts through the 30s and 40s, even working with Laurel and Hardy in "Broadway Limited," "Niagara Falls" and "Brooklyn Limited" and with the Little Rascals in "Men In Fright."

In the 50s and 60s, Rice moved from shorts to feature films and even some network television. He starred in "The Spirit of 1976" with Betty Grable in 1935, "Little Orphan Annie, "Blondie's Big Deal, "The Pride of St. Louis," "Ransom!" with Glenn Ford, Donna Reed and Leslie Nielsen, "The 30 Foot Bride of Candy Rock" with Lou Costello. "That Touch of Mink" with Cary Grant and Doris Day and "Son of Flubber," his last feature film, with Fred MacMurray and Keenan Wynn in 1963. His television appearances include "The George Burns and Gracie Allen Show," "The Abbott and Costello Show," "Topper," "My Little Margie," "I Love Lucy" and "Bonanza."

Rice passed away from cancer in Woodland Hills near Los Angeles, California on December 14, 1968.
Blair Underwood

**Blair Erwin Underwood** is an American television, film and stage actor and director possibly best known as headstrong attorney Jonathan Rollins on the TV series "L.A. Law."

Underwood was born August 25, 1964 in Tacoma, Washington, the son of Frank Eugene Underwood, Sr., a United States Army colonel and Marilyn Ann Scales, an interior decorator. Because of his father's military career, he lived on bases and Army Posts in the United States and Stuttgart, Germany, during his childhood. He eventually attended Petersburg High School in Petersburg, Virginia and went on to attend the Carnegie Mellon School of Drama in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, an honorary member of the Phi Beta Sigma fraternity.

As an actor, he made his film debut, "Krush Groove," later appearing in an episode of "The Cosby Show" which landed him a role in the soap opera "One Life to Live." He later got a starring role in "L. A. Law" which ran from 1987 to 1994. His TV career also features roles in "21 Jump Street," "Knight Rider," "Scarecrow and Mrs. King," "The Facts of Life," "A Different World" and "Sex In The City."

Underwood has also been a member of several charitable organizations. He won the 1993 Humanitarian Award for his work with the Los Angeles chapter of the Muscular Dystrophy Association, and in 2003, along with Ashley Judd, he served as the spokesperson for YouthAIDS. He was also involved with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation's Blair Underwood Clinic in Washington, DC.

Underwood also appeared in the movies "Just Cause," "Set It Off" and "Gattaca." He gained acclaim as the sexy grade school teacher in the CBS sitcom "The New Adventures of Old Christine" opposite Julia Louis-Dreyfus for two years. He went on to appear in "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" and "In Treatment," for which he was nominated for Best Supporting Actor at the 2009 Golden Globes. He has also won three NAACP Image Awards and one Grammy Award. He was voted one of People 's "50 Most Beautiful People" in 2000 and one of TV Guide 's "Most Influential Faces of the 90s". In 2007, Underwood co-authored the novel *Casanegra: A Tennyson Hardwick Novel* with husband-and-wife team Steven Barnes and Tananarive Due.

In 2004, Underwood appeared in a public service announcement for The Fulfillment Fund. He is also a Trustee for the Robey Theatre Company in Los Angeles, a non-profit theatre group founded by Danny Glover, focusing on plays about the Black experience. He also supported Barack Obama's run for President in 2008, speaking for him in campaihn rallies.

In addition to TV and film, Underwood played the lead role of Stanley in the Broadway revival of "A Streetcar Named Desire" in 2012. He starred in a short-lived "Ironsides" reboot in 2013, later appearring as a regular in the series, "Quantico."

Underwood has been married since 1994. He has four children, Paris, Brielle, Blake and Lexi Underwood, with his wife, Desiree DaCosta.
XAK-74P

The Expiremental "XAK-74P Automatic Soviet Energy Rifle" (XAK-74P ASER) was a prototype energy weapon by Cookie converted from an AK-74. This weapon is a Modern SOPMOD version of the AK-74 Modified convert 7.62mm Bullets into High Temperature and high frequency Plasma entities making the most powerful armor piercing FMJ High Class projectiles. The secret is the barrel chamber that cooks up plasma while the gun is idle. When the pullet passes through it is heated up quickly and shot out with energy beam capacitors. making it the ultimate Laser pew pew gun. the rifle ended up being a total abomination and absolute failure. It even became a health, safety, and risk hazard. The gun was very dangerous for the simple fact if reaches temperatures about 200 Degrees F, (93.3 C), the rifle can and did explode or leaked out harmful material. There was no internal cooling system and the coils were poorly made. The magazine had a high chance of melting. Lot of grunt soldiers were injured when testing this weapon and a few even died.

However, when tested before injury and or death, the weapon did have exceptionally well accuracy. The recoil was pretty controllable and the rate of fire was pretty great too. In all honesty in terms of performance was a pretty good weapon, but the bad over weighted the good.

This item was on sale for $4,500 (GMP) for a limited time for any weapon collector or sucker. if it wasn't so dangerous the price would have probably dropped. The weapon was not worth the hassle.
Allegius Medical

The **Allegius Medical Research Center** is a medical facility and research center based in Hainesville, California. The company is known for manufacturing medicine, medical supplies and equipment with distribution centers in Santa Rosita, California, Moon River, Texas and Lanford, Illinois. Next to BioMart, it has often been considered a major competitor for Hedison Pharmaceuticals in New York.
Elizabeth Easton Elementary

**Elizabeth Easton Elementary School** is a public primary school (Grades K-6) located in Ashford Falls, New York, operating as part of the Warren County Public School system. Also known as Ashford Falls Grammar School and Ashford Falls Elementary, the school also has a pre-school facility on the grounds which it shares a playground.

Located on the Winchester Turnpike close to Ashford Falls High School and Hedison Pharmaceuticals, the school was built in the Early Sixties on property donated to the city by the Satterwhite Family, getting restorations in 1986. With a staff of twelve and twenty-two teachers, it has facilities to hold and maintain 660 students, but as Carter Hedison has pointed out, the school has never broke having more than 550 students in its existence, a fact he has repeated in his attempt to seize the property of the playground for his company nearby. Andrew Bouchard was a Sixth Grade teacher here before becoming a math teacher and later principal at the high school, replacing Cecil Borden. Only a few of the other teachers have been identified, such as Grace Law, Comfort Gatewood, Medeline Crump, Elaine Belloc, Monica Alexander and Jonna Spears. Chloe Waverly once worked in the office. The current principal is Damsel La Gome.

The school was briefly named Carter Hedison Grammar School in the Early 1990s, given his contributions to Ashford Falls, but in the aftermath of his murder trial, the school's original name was restored.

## Students

* Hillary Bates
* Justin Bates
* Marcia Caldwell
* Jason Pryde
* James Waverly
Delirious Screen Captures

"I see you're now awake."Dr. Paul Kirkwood, Rachel Hedison and Blake Hedison"You look good, dad!""You're playing a dangerous game, Rachel.""Glad to see you're up!""This isn't a set, is it?"Jack Gable discovers Ashford Falls"He's operating on people? He's an actor! He's not even a good one!!""Are you ready for this? Dr. Kirkwood is just stringing you along... He's going to dump you and marry Rachel!""He's in the study, sir."
 "Which one?"
 "The one to your right...""The Wolf of Wall Street??""For the very last time, I did not hire Dash Andrews to kill your mother!""it's the Sherwoods! They're messing with my Bible!""I know you're not going to believe this, but I created this whole town.""We haven't used Len in two years!""Hey Buddy, I can't perform miracles!"Jack at his computerJack's typewriter brings things to life"Is this man bothering you, Miss Hedison?""Why am I in a rush? Where am I going?""My God, Fetterman and the Sherwoods are going to kill her!""Alright, I'll increase Blake's medication!""Here is your hat, Miss Hedison.""Why didn't I write myself back to the stables?""You've got a sickle thorn!"Jack Gable gets to know Janet DuBois"You live with ants?"Jack catches an ant on him"Yes, Ty?""You lay one finger on him, Ty.""My gums are bleeding...."Rachel looks away innocently"Janet, get out of the house!""I didn't write any of this!""Where'd that window come from?!"Jack Gates to the rescue!"When did you start carrying a knife?""Lox and cream cheese on cinnamon toast?""Rachel, I'm not buying anymore of this junk!""Hello, everyone, I'm Jack Gates.""So, the mysterious stranger comes to the rescue again?"
 "Madame, this stranger is no stranger to danger... He is much stranger than you think!""Miss Hedison, may I drop you somewhere?""Oh my God, I'm expected in surgery!""Mr. Gates, are you aware I'm marrying Dr. Paul Kirkwood?""The cable man is coming. I've got black bars on two and seven!""You don't trust me, do you Mr. Gates?""I'm going to put my life in your hands."Janet DuBois by the side of the road"Aw, I thought you could handle this...""Yes, this is wonderful!""There's nothing like a ride in the country!"
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SE-Labyrinth A-10

The Scarlet Elite Labyrinth .950 (AMB) is a Anti-Material Ballistics Cannon that has been developed by Cookie. The super-large, and rather heavy rifle due to it's ammunition being .950 JDJ making it the strongest Sniper to be crafted in New Motherbase. The powerful ammunition is usually found in Vulcan cannons and mini-guns. The gun is currently a W.I.P and may be released mid during Season 2.
Commerce Street

**Commerce Street** is a major thoroughfare in Ashford Falls, New York. One of three streets with Church Street, Griffith Street at the three-way intersection behind Ashford Falls Community General Hospital, it runs just over ten miles from the Ashford Falls Town Square west to the Haverstraw community where it merges into Haverstraw Road. Denver Road, Owen Road, Gwynne Road and Crane Road cross it on a north and south trajectory.

Although bordered by woodlands to the north. much of the area south is crisscrossed by residential neighborhoods; several of the houses are in excess of 150-years old. However, the area between Church and Denver is lined with several former brownstones and industrial structures, such as the news studios for the Ashford Falls Falls Newspaper, Emerald Taxi Service and Ashford Falls Landscaping. Further west of Denver is almost entirely residential with undeveloped properties located past Gwynne on the way to Haverstraw Road.

Several noted citizens have homes on Commerce, such as Dr. Paul Kirkwood, Janet Dubois, Samantha Strickland, Pastor Charles Hegg, Principal Cecil Borden and Bobbi Pierce.

## Businesses

* Aaron's Barber Shop
* Ashford Falls Falls Newspaper Studios
* Ashford Falls Furniture
* Ashford Falls Landscaping
* Ashford Falls Laundromat
* Ashford Falls Repair Shop
* Ashford Falls Tourism Bureau
* Clarice Catering
* Conway Funeral Home
* Emerald Taxi Service
* Hazel's Pet Shop
* Jaded Antiques
* Marolaro's
* Owens Apartment House
* Peterson's Book Store
* Peterson's Shoe Repair
* Peterson's Tea Shop
* Quicky Laundry
* St. Margaret's Church
* Sam's Electronics
* Speller's Beers
* Spengler's Book Store
* Swingle's Shoes and Accessories
* Taylor And Taylor's
* Ted's Used Cars
* Twilight Used Books
* Winkleman's Candy Shop

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Cathy Podewell

**Cathy Podewell** is an American actress possibly best known for playing the role of Cally Harper-Ewing on the nighttime drama, "Dallas," 1988 to 1991. She is also known for playing the heroine Judy Cassidy on the iconic 1986 horror flick "Night of the Demons," which has since become a cult hit.

She was born Catherine Ann Podewell on January 27, 1964, in Evanston, Illinois, sharing her birthplace with such popular actors as John Cusack, Lecy Goranson of "Roseanne," William Peterson from "CSI" and William Christopher from "M\*A\*S\*H\*."

In high school, she was a member of the marching band and a cheerleader, later attending the University of California at Santa Barbara, where she majored in both drama and dance and was featured in such plays as "No, No, Nanette" and Jules Feiffer's "Hold Me". She later moved to Walnut Creek, California and attended the University of California in Santa Barbara where she studied theater arts and dancing.

Podewell made her first TV appearance in the series, "Valerie," alongside Valerie Harper and Jason Bateman of "Arrested Development" fame. After two roles on "Growing Pains," she made her big film debut in the cult horror hit, "Night of the Demons," alongside Amelia Kinkade. However, the film had a very limited run and received bad reviews, gaining a huge fan base after getting released on DVD. The DVD was such a hit that it received two sequels, the first of which starred Zoe Trilling.

Instead of reprising her role in the sequels, Podewell got the role of Callie Harper in the vastly successful CBS drama "Dallas," receiving a 1991 Nomination for "Soap Opera Digest Award for Outstanding Lead Actress: Prime Time." She credited her TV husband Larry Hagman as her mentor, having followed his career in the Sixties TV series, "I Dream Of Jeannie." She followed her performance on "Dallas" with the 1989 film "Beverly Hills Brats" with later TV roles including "Murder, She Wrote," "Beverly Hills 90210," "Paradise" and "Walker: Texas Ranger" among others.

In 2013, Podewell reprised her role as Cally for the funeral of J.R. Ewing in the second season of the short-lived "Dallas" reboot. She also starred in two short films, "Be Here Now" and "Unmatched."

Podewell still lives in Los Angeles. She has been married to Steven Glueck since May 1989.She often devotes part of each summer as a volunteer counselor at the Muscular Dystrophy Association camp in Northern California.
Kirkeby

**Kirkeby** is a sparely-populated farming community southwest of Ashford Falls in Warren County, New York bordered by extensive woodlands and Haverstraw Canyon. Founded between 1790 and 1800, the area features the abandoned Kirkeby Estate and several isolated homes along with a gas station, market and Kirkeby Chapel and Cemetery.

The exact location of the community isn't specified. Although placed somewhere southwest of Ashford Falls, it is not specified if it is on Haverstraw Road or beyond it. It was founded sometime in the Early Nineteenth Century by the Kirkeby Family who built a three-story mansion there in the 1850s that was expanded during construction into a luxury hotel. Equipped with five stories, a basement and a sub-basement, it was converted into a school that lasted until it went bankrupt in 1858. The Kirkebys preserved their fortune by selling off portions of the estate, but the house was abandoned by 1873. A potter's cemetery was started in the 1880s for burying the poor and the destitute which became Kirkeby Chapel and Cemetery in the 1900s.

It is known that Lincoln Hedison acquired the Kirkeby Mansion around 1925, and he considered it a home for his family after the Great Depression hit his interests hard, but he passed on it due to the dilapidated state of the structure. Many of his properties passed on to his son, Carter Hedison, but the mansion was left to the city to maintain the cemetery.

Crumbling and deteriorating, the mansion was explored by Bradley Larabee in the 1980s and Russell Coleman staged a public practical joke sometime later in the form of a zombie attack with paid ten actors (including Jason Pryde and Marcia Caldwell), nearly causing a hysteria).

The most notable residents in the area are the Woods Family who own the Thornewood Estate, seventy-five acres of woodlands, creeks, rolling hills, bordering structures and ravines bordering cliffs and the nearby Kirkeby Cemetery. Other residents include Cecil Borden, Ozzie Graham, Ted Beauchamp, Alex Iaocca and a relative of Jenny Turbeville have homes in the area. Former Sheriff Arnold Fell still presides in a hunting cabin out here.
Jay Della

**Jay Della** was an actor and the longtime owner of "Chez Jay," a bar and restaurant located near the Santa Monica Pier in southern California, which was a noted celebrity hangout for well over fifty years.

Born Jay Anthony Fiondella, he was born on August 6, 1926 in East Haven, Connecticut and served in the Navy in WWII as a Seabee in the Philippines and China. After attending the University of Miami, he moved to Los Angeles to become an actor, where he roomed with Leonard Nimoy, later of "Star Trek" fame. Between acting parts on "Sea Hunt," "The Detectives ," "Perry Mason ," "Gunsmoke" and "The Man from U.N.C.L.E.," he tended bar at Sinbad's on the Santa Monica Pier, later opening the Chez Jay out of a small coffee shop on Ocean Avenue in 1959. The location became a favorite location for celebrities to elude fans and tabloid reporters. His clientele included showbiz figures such as Frank Sinatra, Judy Garland, Peter Lawford, Marlon Brando, Lee Marvin, Robert Stack, Natalie Wood, Warren Beatty, Elizabeth Taylor, Johnny Carson, Clint Eastwood, Mel Gibson, Michelle Pfeiffer, Jerry Seinfeld, Drew Barrymore and Sean Penn. Actress Marilyn Monroe reportedly had trysts with John Kennedy in the restaurant.

As an actor, Fiondella shortened his name to "Jay Della" and appeared in more than fifty films and TV shows. He was also an adventurer and man-about-town often seen on TV commercials and specials piloting his hot-air balloon. He went on several treasure hunting missions, one to recover the "Lost Squadron" WWII aircraft buried in Arctic ice and another hunting for millions of dollars worth of silver on a sunken ship off the coast of Yemen. He was selected as Cosmopolitan magazine's "Bachelor of the Month" in 1970 and appeared on shows such as "The Dating Game" and "What's My Line." His later TV parts included credits on "Gunsmoke," "Perry Mason," "Batman," "Mission Impossible" and "Fantasy Island." He also appeared in the "Lethal Weapon" films and Robert Altman's "Short Cuts."

He passed away on November 6, 2008 in Santa Monica, California at a Santa Monica care facility after a long battle with Parkinson's disease, survived by a daughter, a son and a sister. Chez Jay is now managed by co-owner Michael Anderson.
Griffith Road

**Griffith Road** is one of the residential roads located in Ashford Falls. It starts from Highway 12 and crosses Main Street as it turns south behind Ashford Falls Church, crossing Donahue Road, creating the south end of of Ashford Falls Town Square and Alley Drive before veering past Ashford Falls Community General Hospital toward Mendlebright Antiques where it merges with Church Street and crosses Montgomery Road, Crane Road and Owen Road before ending on Haverstraw Road five miles out of town. Len Snedeker worked in his first garage here across from the hospital while in Ashford Falls High School.
Ashford Falls Cable

**Ashford Falls Cable** is the local cable and internet provider in the Ashford Falls, New York area with customers in the Warren, Essex, Hamilton and Washington County areas. Although it has long been alleged to have been owned by Carter Hedison through his Priority Enterprises company, it's exact ownership is unknown. Its local office is on Haverstraw Road, and the only known employee is an old-timer known only as "The Cable Guy," who does all of the repairs in the area. He is frequently being called for maintenance at the Ashford Falls Courthouse and at Ashford Falls Community General Hospital, often keeping private customers waiting for hours and even sometimes days waiting for service. During Jack Gable's visit to the area, the Cable Guy kept Carter Hedison waiting for over a day to get an interruption in her service repaired.
Frosting House

The **Frosting House** is an abandoned two-story farm house located on the cliff over Winchester Road between Ashford Falls and Winchester. Perched on the bluff overlooking the road and Winchester Lake, the structure is situated just past the tunnel and represents the midway mark between Ashford Falls and Winchester.

Not much is known about the house. Samantha Strickland has mentioned that "Frosting House" isn't the real name of the structure. It's origins and past are unknown, but motorists in the area see the structure as the midway mark between the two towns.
Collinsport

**Collinsport** is a small coastal fishing village and artist colony located in Hancock County, Maine on Highway 186, fifty miles south of Bangor on Frenchman's Bay. The area features dense woodlands and several miles of rocky cliffside with a long history of local legends.

Founded in 1690 by Isaac Collins, the city has long been supported by the success of the Collins Fishing Fleet among others as well as by the Collins Cannery. It was incorporated as a city around 1795 with its first courthouse and city hall and a population of 1,193, raising to just 1,465 by 1897. The owners of several local businesses, the Collins also funded the area's only local cable internet service, Collins.Net, in 1989, acquired by AT&T in 2010. For decades, the city was run as a constabulary with Jonas Carter as the town's last constable in 1967, later rising to the position of sheriff. He was succeeded by Sheriff George Patterson in 1968. Today, the town still has a population of around 1,873.

The area has long been known for its haunted locations and legends of vampirism in 1795, 1840 and 1897. Collinwood, the home of the Collins Family, has long been reported as a haunted house along with the locations of Widow's Hill and the Old House, the ancestral mansion of the Collins Family. Other notable landmarks in town are Eagle Hill Cemetery, the Collinsport Inn and the Blue Whale Bar and Grill. In addition to the Collins Family, the town's most prominent families include the Stockbridge, Harridge, Haskell, Stillwell and Drew families.

Several denizens of Ashford Falls have ties to Collinsport. William Malloy was from here, and Fletcher DuBois had been born here. Mayor Sabrina Collins is a distant relative of the Collins Family, and Samantha and Melissa Strickland have family who live on the east end of town. In the Early Seventies, Samantha Troy was once the nanny to the children of Barnabas and Angelique Collins.
Corinne Bohrer

**Corinne Bohrer** is an American movie and television actress and writer possibly best known for playing Winnie Goodwinn on the short-lived 90s series "Free Spirit" as well as roles in "The Flash" and "Veronica Mars."

Bohrer was born October 18, 1958 in Camp Lejeune, North Carolina. One of several children bounced around the country by her parents, she was raised in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Billings, Montana and Arlington, Texas, where she attended Lamar High School, becoming active in drama, band and student government. She later attended the University of Texas at Arlington to study journalism, but she never graduated. While in college, she worked as a model and dancer, later getting involved in making commercials for Totinos Pizza Rolls, Walgreens, Campbell Soup, Bounty paper towels, Wendys and Apple computers.

As an actress, she made appearances in the TV shows "Falcon Crest," "Making the Grade," "The Powers of Matthew Star," "T.J. Hooker" and "MacGyver," later getting roles in the movies "Beach Girls," "Zapped!" with Scott Baio and Willie Aames, "Bare Essence," "My Favorite Year," "The Kid with the 200 I.Q." and "Joysticks." Between 1984 and 1985, she played Nurse Cory Smith in the short-lived medical comedy "E/R" with actor Elliott Gould before starring in the feature film "Police Academy 4: Citizens on Patrol." From 1989 to 1990, she had the starring role as sorceress Winnie Goodwinn on the short-lived comedy, "Free Spirit."

After appearing in the movie, "We'll Take Manhattan," Bohrer played the now iconic role of Prank, a sidekick to the Trickster on the 90s superhero series, "The Flash," a role she reprised years later on the CW reboot "The Flash." She also had appearances in the shows "Dream On," "Herman's Head" and had another starring role in the short-lived series, "Man of the People" with James Garner and Kate Mulgrew.

In 1995, she had another role in a short-lived series "Double Rush," but she continued making appearances in TV shows such as "Diagnosis Murder," "Friends," "Ned and Stacey" and "Murder, She Wrote" before getting a recurring role in the series "Partners" with Jon Cryer. She also recieved roles in the movies "Revenge of the Nerds IV: Nerds in Love," "Under Wraps" and "Star Kid," but most of her work was on television, playing roles in "Will & Grace," "Rude Awakening," "Joan of Arcadia" and recurring parts in "Veronica Mars" and "Murder in the First."

She has also appeared in the movies "Dead Solid Perfect" with Randy Quaid, "Vice Versa" with Judge Reinhold and Fred Savage, "Big Eden" and "Phantom of the Megaplex."
Christopher Pennock

**Christopher Pennock** was an American actor, writer and artist with over forty years in television, stage and screen, possibly best known for the role of Jeb Hawkes among others in the 1970s Gothic soap opera, "Dark Shadows."

Not much is known about his early life. He was born June 7, 1944 in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, later ending up in New York City where he broke into acting with roles in the daytime dramas "General Hospital," "Days Of Our Lives" and "Somerset" along with a role in the film, "Seven Days Too Long." Active on Broadway in between his parts in repertory and experimental theater, he joined the series "Dark Shadows" in 1970, playing the resurrected cult leader Jeb Hawkes and became a fan favorite and TV heart throb, returning to the series three more times to play scientist Cyrus Longworth, psychic Sebastian Shaw and family member Gabriel Collins. After the series ended, he starred in the movies "Savages," "The Great Texas Dynamite Chase," "The Court-Martial of George Armstrong Custer" with Brian Keith and "The Women's Room" with Jane Fonda, Alan Alda and Michael Caine. He also made further television appearances in "The Love Boat," "Strike Force," "Tucker's Witch," "Cagney & Lacey" with his DS co-star John Karlen, "The A-Team" and "Dynasty." In 1982, he starred in "Frances" alongside Jessica Lange and Sam Shepard.

In 1986, he returned to daytime television playing a character in a story-line arc on "The Young and the Restless," which was followed by appearances on "Hotel," "Simon & Simon," "Knots Landing" and "Guiding Light." A lifetime member of the Actors Studio, he has also starred in several short films, such as "Legacy," "Afternoons with Lester" and "Thoughts of a Dying Atheist."

Pennock was married to actress Lynn Pennock; the two of them living with their daughter, Tara Pennock, and Lynn's children from her previous marriage in Idyllwild, California where he spent his time writing and drawing and sometimes communicating with his fans on social media. He has edited and created a comic book series about his experiences on the set of "Dark Shadows."

Pennock has been a practicing Buddhist for much of his life, having studied under several renowned Buddhist scholars. Sadly, he passed from complications with pneumonia on February 12, 2021.