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Brainwaves Bios: Doctor Allison Wada (1984)

The Muscle of C.U.P.S Doctor Allison Wada, PhD

The muscle of the Columbia University Paranormal Society (or C.U.P.S), Wada is a Biophysics, Haematology, and Biochemistry professor, she's one of the founding four professors, viewing the C.U.P.S work as a way to sneak in extra exercise. She's the muscle of the group, but she does have both brains and brawn.

"The body is a temple, treat it like one, you may go. Class Dismissed."

Name

Full Legal Name: Allison Saki Wada

First Name: Allison

Meaning: Variant of 'Allison', Norman French, diminutive of 'Aalis', a short form of 'Adelais', itself a short of the Germanic name 'Adalheidis', composed of 'Adal' 'Noble' and the suffix 'Heit' 'Kind, Sort, Type'

Pronunciation: AL-i-son

Origin: English

Middle Name: Saki

Meaning: From Japanese 'Sa' meaning 'Blossom' and 'Ki' meaning 'Hope', besides other combinations of the kanji.

Pronunciation: SA-KEE

Origin: Japanese

Surname: Wada

Meaning: From Japanese 'Wa' meaning 'Harmony, Peace' and 'Ta' meaning 'Field, Rice paddy'

Pronunciation: WA-DA

Origin: Japanese

Titles: Doctor, Professor, Miss

Nicknames: Ali, Allie, Ally

Characteristics

Age: 34

Gender: Female. She/Her Pronouns

Race: Human

Nationality: American Citizen. Born in Canada

Ethnicity: Asian (Japanese)

Birth Date: April 9th 1950

Sexuality: Straight

Religion: Non-Religious

Native Language: Japanese

Known Languages: Japanese, English, Spanish

Relationship Status: Single

Astrological Sign: Aries

Actor: Cherie Chung

Geographical Characteristics

Birthplace: Regina, Saskatchewan, Canada

Current Residence: Central Park West, New York, New York

Appearance

Height: 5'5" / 165 cm

Weight: 150 lbs / 68 kg

Eye Colour: Brown

Hair Colour: Black

Hair Dye: None

Body Hair: N/A

Facial Hair: N/A

Tattoos: (As of Jan 1984) 1 (Chinese dragon up her spine)

Piercings: Ear Lobes (Both)

Scars: None

Health and Fitness

Allergies: Alcohol

Alcoholic, Smoker, Drug User: Can't Drink, Rarely Smokes

Illnesses/Disorders: None Diagnosed

Medications: None

Any Specific Diet: None

Relationships

Affiliated Groups: Columbia University (Staff Member), Columbia University Paranormal Society (Founding Member)

Friends: Heather Nieto-Jorge, May Keaton, Nova Teufel, Janine Melnitz, Mars Teufel, Walter Peck

Significant Other: None (Crush: Walter Peck)

Previous Partners: None of Note

Parents: Satoshi Wada (60, Father), Ayaka Wada (60, Mother, Née Ueda)

Parents-In-Law: None

Siblings: Alice Tani (40, Sister, Née Wada), Alma Sano (38, Sister, Née Wada), Alexis Moto (36, Sister, Née Wada), Alexandra Wada (32, Sister)

Siblings-In-Law: Shigeo Tani (42, Alice's Husband), Shiroi Sano (40, Alma's Husband), Sora Moto (38, Alexis' Husband)

Nieces & Nephews: Aiko Kubo (20, Niece, Née Tani), Susumu Kubo (20, Aiko's Husband), Aimi Tani (18, Niece), Akane Tani (16, Niece), Akari Tani (14, Niece), Akemi Tani (12, Niece), Slade Sano (18, Nephew), Silas Sano (16, Nephew), Silver Sano (14, Nephew), Atsuko Moto (16, Niece)

Children: None

Children-In-Law: None

Grandkids: None

Extras

Level of Education: Biophysics PhD, Biochemistry PhD, Haematology PhD

Occupation: Scientist & Professor of Biochemistry, Biophysics & Haematology (Biochemistry: The study of chemical substances and vital processes occurring in live organisms. Biophysics: An interdisciplinary silence that applies and methods traditionally used in physics to study biographical phenomena. Haematology: The study of the cause, prognosis, treatment, and prevention of diseases related to blood.)

Employer: Columbia University

Expertise:

Biochemist

Biophysicist

Haematologist

Athletic

Energetic

Excellent Cook

Expert Driver

Mixed Martial Artist

Great Physical Conditioning

Faults:

Allergic to Alcohol

Forgetful

Gullible

Envious

Domineering

Slightly Germophobic

Quick to Anger

Backstory: Doctor / Professor / Miss Allison Saki Wada was born in Regina in 1970, the fourth of five girls. She moved to America to attend New York's Columbia University, learning Biophysics, Biochemistry and Haematology all at the same time and quickly becoming a professor. She met Janine Melnitz in 1970, and has kept in touch every single day, taking a morning jog to meet Janine at a local coffee shop.

[dzamie]

I'll do my best to give a sort of overview (disclaimer: I'm not a historian, so most of this is just osmosis from being Jewish and therefore hearing about the Holocaust and Israel rather frequently since forever). I can break it down sort of into three questions:

Why is the Israeli government evil?

Why displace people at all?

Why put Israel in Palestine rather than somewhere else?

Starting with the first. A significant part of it is "power corrupts, and being a nation that the biggest military superpower in the world really likes gives you an awful lot of power." Combined with good old-fashioned xenophobia, and you have a recipe for an ethnostate to be aggressively ethnostate-y. Now, granted, fascism rises most easily to power when citizens are scared. And Israel is a tiny little nation that is basically completely surrounded by nations that really, really hate Jews (the entirety of Syria, for example, had fewer than 5 Jews in 2019, and I suspect they're all dead by now). So: scared population, plus ethnonationalism, plus mandatory military service, plus a lot of military support from the US, equals extremely bad times for Palestinians.

Onto the second question. This is basically common to any colonization effort: especially by the 20th century, no matter where you go to settle, if the land can sustain life, people are already living there. And, contrapositively, if nobody's living there, it probably can't sustain life - there's a reason Regina, Saskatchewan alone has over five times the population of the entire territory of Nunavut. It didn't matter if Israel popped up in British Palestine, southern Canada, Puerto Rico, or Argentina, there were going to be people already living there. The only way to avoid this would have been to give up the possibility of a majority-Jewish state, which rather defeats the whole purpose.

And this brings us nicely to the third point: Why Palestine? We have a New York, so why not a New Jerusalem? Well, for one, there used to be a pretty major temple there, and I mean The Temple, with capital letters. One back in the 10th century BCE and lasting a few hundred years, and another shortly after, lasting until about 70 CE. These are Pretty Fucking Crucial to Jewish history and tradition - during certain prayers, we rise and face towards Jerusalem. And for two, at the time about a third of the population there was Jewish, which is. uh. MUCH better than could be said of Europe. Choosing to put Israel where it is today was hardly a difficult choice. British Palestine being on the table for colonization is like your highschool bullies going "look, we're really sorry about what we did back then, and we wanna make it up to you. Uh, would you rather we treat you to dinner, let you slug one of us in the jaw, or give you a million dollars each?"

spotted this sticker outside my apartment building and I think it illustrates an important point about the moment we’re in.

on a surface level this is something that a lot of people who consider themselves antizionist would agree with. but take 10 seconds to google the url at the bottom and you’ll see that this is a sticker for a neo-Nazi group.

“We serve one nation” is a reference to the dual loyalty trope, the idea that Jews can never be loyal to America because they are first and foremost loyal to Israel.

There are a lot of hate groups taking advantage of the moment we’re in. It’s easy to replace “Jew” with “Zionist” and get a lot more people to agree with them. Do not fall for it.

[templetuesday]

BONUS: Canada Day 🇨🇦

In celebration of Canada Day today, here’s a quick post featuring the temples of Canada. The Cardston Alberta temple has already been featured in a full post. Look for full posts on Canada's other temples in the future!

Cardston Alberta - Originally dedicated 26 August 1923 (Source: ldschurchtemples.com, photo by Rick Satterfield)

Toronto Ontario - Dedicated 25 August 1990 (Source: ldschurchtemples.com, photo by David Joseph Davies)

Halifax Nova Scotia - Dedicated 14 November 1999 (Source: ldschurchtemples.com, photo by Lee Edgar)

Regina Saskatchewan - Dedicated 14 November 1999 (Source: ldschurchtemples.org, photo by E. Gregory Wood)

Edmonton Alberta - Dedicated 11 December 1999 (Source: lds.org)

Montréal Québec - Originally dedicated 4 June 2000 (Source: lds.org, photo from my library)

Vancouver British Columbia - Dedicated 2 May 2010 (Source: lds.org)

Calgary Alberta - Dedicated 28 October 2012 (Source: ldschurchtemples.com, photo by Jessica Schepens)

Winnipeg Manitoba - Currently under construction (Source: lds.org)

[ohanacraft]

Momo was a winged lemur and a loyal companion of Avatar Aang and his friends. By late 99 AG, he lived at the Southern Air Temple and was the only known specimen of the winged lemur species to still be alive after the Air Nomad Genocide. 🤓. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Well, you don’t need to be the Avatar nerd to like MoMo because I don’t think you can escape my cutest Momo-ness attack anyway ❤️ • • #amigurumi #ohanacraft #crochet #momoavatar #artistalley #calgaryexpo2019 #amigurumiaddict #amigurumilove #crochetavatar #crochetmomoavatar #crochetaddict #crochetlove ##yarnaddict #降世神通 #makeitwithmichaels #etsyseller #crochetersofinstagram #lemurs #amigurumiofinstagram #makersgonnamake #crochetgirlgang #artistsofinstagram #diy #etsyfinds #etsysellersofinstagram #etsylove #yyz #crocheter #ourmakerlife (at Regina, Saskatchewan) https://www.instagram.com/p/BuuOy-7gD_n/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1mjvnze2ju00p

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The 2018 Joe Shuster Award Nominations

The nominations for the 2018 Joe Shuster Awards have been announced this week.  Commonly nickednamed “The Shusters”, they are Canada’s national comic book awards that honours and raises the awareness of Canadians that create, self-publish and sell comic books, digital comics and graphic novels.

The award winners will be chosen by a jury vote to ensure every nominee is given adequate consideration.

The ceremony will take place at the Montreal Comic Con July 6-8, 2018 at the Palais des congrès, Montreal, QC.

And the nominees are:

Webcomics Creator / Créateur de Bandes Dessinées Web

BOUMERIES – BOUM

MENAGE A 3 – GISELE LAGACE, DAVID LUMSDON (adult content)

SUBNORMALITY – WINSTON ROWNTREE

BUN TOONS – TY TEMPLETON

STRANGEBEARD – KELLY TINDALL

TRUE PATRIOT PRESENTS #2-6 – VARIOUS

RAGMOP – ROB WALTON

Writer / Scénariste

ED BRISSON – IRON FIST 1-7, 73, BULLSEYE 1-3, CABLE 150, OLD MAN LOGAN 25-29 (MARVEL COMICS)

MEREDITH FINCH – ROSE 1-6 (IMAGE COMICS), CATWOMAN: ELECTION NIGHT 1(DC COMICS)

JEFF LEMIRE – DEATH OF X 3-4, EXTRAORDINARY X-MEN 16-20, IVX 1-6, MOON KNIGHT 8-14, OLD MAN LOGAN 13-24, THANOS 1-12 (MARVEL COMICS), BLOODSHOT REBORN 0, BLOODSHOT SALVATION 1-4, BLOODSHOT USA 4(VALIANT COMICS), BLACK HAMMER 7-13, GIANT-SIZED ANNUAL 1, SHERLOCK FRANKENSTEIN AND THE LEGION OF EVIL 1-3 (DARK HORSE COMICS), DESCENDER 18-25 (IMAGE COMICS), HAWKMAN FOUND 1 (DC COMICS)

CHIP ZDARSKY – DR. STRANGE 1.MU, PETER PARKER – THE SPECTACULAR SPIDER-MAN 1-5, STAR-LORD 1-6, ANNUAL 1 (MARVEL COMICS) HARLEY QUINN 25TH ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL (DC COMICS)

JIM ZUB – AVENGERS 1.MU, SECRET EMPIRE UNITED 1, THUNDERBOLTS 7-12, UNCANNY AVENGERS 25-28, ZOMBIES ASSEMBLE 1-3, 0, ZOMBIES ASSEMBLE 2 1-2 (w/Yusako Komiyama) (MARVEL COMICS), GLITTERBOMB: THE FAME GAME 1-4, WAYWARD 21-25 (IMAGE COMICS), DUNGEONS & DRAGONS: FROST GIANT’S FURY 3-5 (IDW) FREELANCE 1-4 (w/Andrew Wheeler) (CHAPTERHOUSE)

Cover Artist / Dessinateur Couvertures

MICHAEL CHO – DC Comics, Marvel Comics

MIKE DEL MUNDO – Marvel Comics

DALE KEOWN – Marvel Comics, DC Comics

MIKAEL – Dargaud

DJIBRIL MORISSETTE-PHAN – Chapterhouse, Image Comics

JULIE ROCHELEAU – Casterman

FIONA STAPLES – Image Comics

Artist / Dessinateur

MIKE DEL MUNDO – THE AVENGERS 1-6, 9-11, MIGHTY THOR 700 (MARVEL COMICS)

DAVID FINCH – BATMAN 16-20, 24 (DC COMICS)

STUART IMMONEN – AMAZING SPIDER-MAN 25-31, 789, MARVEL LEGACY 1 (MARVEL COMICS), EMPRESS 7 (ICON/MARVEL COMICS)

RAMON PEREZ – JANE (ARCHAIA), NOVA 1-5, 7, GENERATIONS: MILES MORALES SPIDER-MAN, PETER PARKER SPIDER-MAN 1 (MARVEL COMICS)

JULIE ROCHELEAU – BETTY BOOB (CASTERMAN)

FIONA STAPLES – SAGA 42-48 (IMAGE COMICS)

Cartoonist / Auteur

MICHEL FALARDEAU – L’ESPRIT DU CAMP (STUDIO LOUNAK)

RON KASMAN – THE TOWER OF COMIC BOOK FREAKS (CALIBER COMICS)

JEFF LEMIRE – ROUGHNECK (GALLERY 13), ROYAL CITY 1-8 (IMAGE COMICS)

LORNA MAPA – DURAN DURAN, IMELDA MARCOS AND ME (CONUNDRUM PRESS)

JOE OLLMANN – THE ABOMINABLE MR. SEABROOK (DRAWN+QUARTERLY)

STEVE SKROCE – MAESTROS 1-3 (IMAGE COMICS)

JILLIAN TAMAKI – BOUNDLESS (DRAWN+QUARTERLY)

FRANCOIS VIGNEAULT – TITAN (POW POW)

ANNE VILLENEUVE – UNE LONGUE CANICULE (MECANIQUE GENERALE)

Gene Day Award (Self-Publishers) / Prix Gene Day (Auto-éditeurs)

Named after the late Howard Eugene Day (1951-1982), this award honours Canadian comic book creators or creative teams who self-published their work but did not have the books distributed by a third party such as Diamond Comic Distributors, Inc. The nominees were selected from individual publications submitted for review before the deadline of May 13th, 2017.

This year the award will be split into two categories:

Single Creator/Creative Team:

GLADIASAURS, BEAVER DAMN 1 – A. SHAY HAHN (C)

FEAST OF FIELDS – MOR: PART 1 – SEAN KAREMAKER (C)

DEAD CHARLIE T.3: LES AMAZONES DE VENUS – THIERRY LABROSSE (C)

WHERE IS ZORG?, WRESTLEMON – JEFF MARTIN (C)

HEROES OF HOMEROOM C – ANTHONY RUTTGAIZER (W) w/ Carlos Granda (A)

FIR VALLEY – JASON TURNER (C)

MARIE AND THE WORRYWART, MAGICAL BEATDOWN VOL.2 – JENN WOODALL (C)

(C)=Cartoonist, (A)=Artist, (W)=Writer

Anthology Format:

HOGTOWN HORROR – BOOK DESIGN AND LAYOUT BY TIM LAI (HOGTOWN COMICS)

MOONSHOT: THE INDIGENOUS COMICS COLLECTION VOL. 2 – EDITED BY HOPE NICHOLSON (AH COMICS)

RAID.ONE – EDITED BY ROB COUGHLER AND RAMON PEREZ (RAID STUDIO)

READ MORE COMICS 3 – DAVID CRAIG, JAMES SPENCER AND ROBB MIRSKY (READMORECOMIX.COM)

YONGE AT HEART – EDITED BY STEVE ANDREWS, AARON FELDMAN, ALLISON O’TOOLE (TORONTO COMICS)

Harry Kremer Award (Retailers) / Prix Harry Kremer (Détaillants)

Named after the Harry Kremer, the original owner of Now & Then Books (in Kitchener, Ontario). The CCBCAA maintains a list of active comic book stores across the country and a database of recommendations, referrals and secret shopper reports.

ALPHA COMICS – CALGARY, ALBERTA

COMIC READERS – REGINA, SASKATCHEWAN

DOWNTOWN COMICS – ST. JOHN’S, NEWFOUNDLAND

GOTHAM CENTRAL – MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO

LIBRAIRIE Z – MONTREAL, QUEBEC

TAZMANIAN COMICS – VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA

TITAN GAMING AND COLLECTIBLES – WHITEHORSE, YUKON

The Dragon Award (Comics for Kids) / Le Prix Dragon (Bandes Dessinées pour Enfants)

This award recognizes the works which capture the attention and fascination of young readers, and help to create a passion for life-long reading. Works considered for this award are comic books and graphic novels by Canadian creators that are targeted at readers 14 and under. Nominees for this award are selected by a team of educators led by Jennifer Haines, MA, B.Ed., who is also the proprietor of Guelph, Ontario’s The Dragon comic book shop.

Nominees List Pending 

The T.M. Maple Award / Prix T.M. Maple

The T.M. Maple Award will go to someone (living or deceased) selected from the Canadian comics community for achievements made outside of the creative and retail categories who have had a positive impact on the community.

2018 Recipient: MARK ASKWITH (1956-)

Producer, writer, interviewer (and sometime-publisher/editor), and a familiar name in the fields of science fiction and comics.

Canadian Comic Book Creator Hall of Fame / Temple de la renommée Créateur Canadien de Bandes Dessinées

SID BARRON (1917-2006) 

JACQUES GOLDSTYN aka BORIS (1958-) 

DAVID BOSWELL (1953-) 

TOM GRUMMETT (1959-)

2018 sponsors include:

The Dragon

All New Comics

The Comic Legends Legal Defense Fund (CLLDF)

Montreal Comic Con

About The Joe Shuster Awards

Established in 2004, The Joe Shuster Awards are Canada’s national award recognizing outstanding achievement in the creation of comic books, graphic novels and webcomics. The awards are named after pioneering Toronto-born artist Joe Shuster who, along with writer Jerry Siegel, created the iconic super-powered hero, Superman. The name is used with the approval of the Estate of Joe Shuster – Michael Catron, Estate Agent.

[blackandredanddeadallover]

MUSE INFO

( please repost; don’t reblog. ) Name: Wade
Middlename: Winston
Lastname: Wilson
Age: ??? (Age is kinda messed up, he doesn’t really remember things in the right way every so often, so telling time is difficult. He’s roughly 33. Or so.)
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Yes. 
Family: One daughter, Ellie. Parents unknown. 
Household: Has a few places around the US, the ranch house, AZ. The New York apt. The San Francisco apt. 
Hometown: Regina, Saskatchewan. Canada. 
Current location: New York, New York. 
Nationality: Canadian. 
Ethnicity: White
Spoken languages: English, German, Swahili, Spanish, Sindarin Elvish
Religion: No. 
Height: 6'2’‘
Body type: Dorito. Lean muscle. 
Hair colour and type: Bald, in pretty form he’s a dirty blond. Shaggy short. 
Eye colour and shape: Blue. 
Tattoos: Unable to keep tattoos. 
Piercings: See tattoos. 
Educational background: Sketchy. At best. Pets: Bob, Agent of Hydra.
Career: Mercenary.
Social media used: Yes.
Smoking: On occasion. It’s not like he’s gonna get cancer-oh wait. 
Drinking: Yes.
Drugs: He’s tried. Oh my god does he try. He usually ends up making a crazy cocktail of uppers and downers, splashed with prednisone to take away some of the inflammation. Drugs do not work well on Wade, so if he wants to get fucked up, he needs to go to extremes.
If they do drugs, what kind?: See above. 
Athletics they enjoy?: Skee ball. 
Virgin?: Shirley Temple. 
If not, how old were they when they lost their virginity? 15.
Favourite drink: Cosmopolitan 
Favourite food: Enchilada. 
Favourite music: 80’s pop, classic rock. 
Favourite movie: Steel Magnolias. 
Favourite tv shows: Golden Girls. 
Favourite books: Victoria’s Secret. 
Clothing style: Usually Hawaiian shirts and cargo pants. Sweatshirts. 
Underwear type: None. Ruins the lines of his suit. 
Heroes: Captain America. (And Nate tho he’ll never tell him.) Tagged by stolen from: @kidcataclysm Stole this. :3 I’m a regular Bonnie and Clyde here. Clyde is a stuffed teddy bear.)
Tagging: @mannamedafterwire

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[templetuesday]

TEMPLE NEWS: 18 Additional Temples Set To Reopen

The Church has announced the next group of temples to reopen as part of the first phase of a 4-phase plan to reopen all temples worldwide. The following temples will reopen for living sealings of previously endowed members on Monday, 25 May 2020:

Anchorage Alaska Temple

Cardston Alberta Temple

Columbus Ohio Temple

Dallas Texas Temple

Denver Colorado Temple

Draper Utah Temple

Edmonton Alberta Temple

Fort Collins Colorado Temple

Helsinki Finland Temple

Houston Texas Temple

Kansas City Missouri Temple

Louisville Kentucky Temple

Mount Timpanogos Temple

Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple

Orlando Florida Temple

Regina Saskatchewan Temple

St. Paul Minnesota Temple

Vancouver British Columbia Temple

Phase 1 of the reopening process allows for living husband-and-wife sealing ordinances to be performed for members who have been previously endowed, with the sealing ordinances to follow strict guidelines and safety precautions. Only members of the Church living in that temple’s assigned district may schedule living sealings.

There are now 52 temples that have either reopened or are preparing to reopen as part of Phase 1. The Church will reopen additional temples, as well as progress to additional phases of the reopening process, as changing restrictions and local conditions allow.

Source: https://newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/first-presidency-limited-reopening-temples

[templetuesday]

6/26/18 - Halifax Nova Scotia (HALIF)

64th Temple in the Church

3rd Temple in Canada

1st Temple in Nova Scotia

Announcement:  7 May 1998 Groundbreaking and Site Dedication:  12 October 1998 by Jay E. Jensen Public Open House:  4–7 November 1999 Dedication:  14 November 1999 by Gordon B. Hinckley

The Halifax Nova Scotia Temple is one of a pair of temples that were dedicated on the same day (the other is the Regina Saskatchewan Temple) - the first time in Church history that this had happened. The Halifax temple was originally scheduled to be dedicated the day before, but mechanical trouble with President Hinckley’s airplane caused his arrival in Halifax to be delayed. The temple district is roughly the size of the entire western United States.

Sources: Photo 1 by Lee Edgar from ldschurchtemples.org, photo 2 from ldschurchtemples.org, Photos 3-5 from lds.org. Facts and dates from ldschurchtemples.org and ldschurchnews.com.