Danyael Williams played bass for the Century Media recording artist Dark Angel.
Danyael has a masters degree from Berkeley school of music and a BS in computer science from UCLA.
He also worked with top management companies and major labels in A&R, artist development, and music business management.
With over twenty years experience working with artists and labels in music business working A&R for IRS Records, Danyael knows what makes you and what breaks you in this business. He has helped clients through the difficult task of navigating their careers.
He recently played bass with former members of Machine head, Crowbar and Cause for Alarm. The project is called NEW FAITH and were featured in a couple compilation albums from NYC and L.A.
Danyael was also involved with a few high-profile projects involving Vinny Appice (Black Sabbath, Dio, Ozzy), George Lynch (Dokken, Lynch Mob), Jeff Pilson (Dokken, Dio, MSG), Carlos Cavazo (Quiet Riot), Jimmy Bain (Rainbow, Dio), and Chaz West (Bonham, MSG).
As for his touring history over the past twenty years, Danyael has performed in numerous bands including: Don't No, Rash, Glue Gun, Ten Foot Pole, Inhale, Zyklon-B and Grumbletummy.
He has toured worldwide as a guitar, bass, and drum technician (he just recently finished being tour manager and lighting designer for Strapping Young Lad's 2005-2006 North American tour). He is an accomplished FOH and monitor sound man and has been on the road with artists such as Motorhead, Iron Maiden, Slayer, Megadeth, Death, Ziggy Marley, Red Hot Chili Peppers to name just a few.
Currently Danyael is getting a degree in fine arts and is becoming a silversmith and custom jewelry designer and his work can be seen through his myspace website
Danyael has a masters degree from Berkeley school of music and a BS in computer science from UCLA.
He also worked with top management companies and major labels in A&R, artist development, and music business management.
With over twenty years experience working with artists and labels in music business working A&R for IRS Records, Danyael knows what makes you and what breaks you in this business. He has helped clients through the difficult task of navigating their careers.
He recently played bass with former members of Machine head, Crowbar and Cause for Alarm. The project is called NEW FAITH and were featured in a couple compilation albums from NYC and L.A.
Danyael was also involved with a few high-profile projects involving Vinny Appice (Black Sabbath, Dio, Ozzy), George Lynch (Dokken, Lynch Mob), Jeff Pilson (Dokken, Dio, MSG), Carlos Cavazo (Quiet Riot), Jimmy Bain (Rainbow, Dio), and Chaz West (Bonham, MSG).
As for his touring history over the past twenty years, Danyael has performed in numerous bands including: Don't No, Rash, Glue Gun, Ten Foot Pole, Inhale, Zyklon-B and Grumbletummy.
He has toured worldwide as a guitar, bass, and drum technician (he just recently finished being tour manager and lighting designer for Strapping Young Lad's 2005-2006 North American tour). He is an accomplished FOH and monitor sound man and has been on the road with artists such as Motorhead, Iron Maiden, Slayer, Megadeth, Death, Ziggy Marley, Red Hot Chili Peppers to name just a few.
Currently Danyael is getting a degree in fine arts and is becoming a silversmith and custom jewelry designer and his work can be seen through his myspace website
Christopher Chacon is considered as a prominent authority on paranormal and supernatural phenomena, anomalies, metaphysics and the occult. In addition, he is a writer, director and executive producer for television, film, theatre and live-event attractions, as well as an author and performance artist, having begun his career in entertainment as an illusionist/magician.
A Phenomenologist and Anomalistics expert trained by the Office of Scientific Investigation and Research (O.S.I.R.), Chacon has traveled the world, investigating and researching thousands of cases of paranormal phenomena, including haunts and poltergeists, UFO close encounters, possessions/exorcisms, miracles and divine intervention, all types of psychic/parapsychological phenomena, encounters with strange creatures and unexplainable anomalous phenomena.
In entertainment, Chacon’s most notable creation is the dramatic-adventure TV series, Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal, starring Dan Aykroyd, Michael Moriarty and Matt Frewer. As writer, creator/executive producer and director of this TV series, Chacon produced 88 episodes that are currently seen in over 30 countries.
A Phenomenologist and Anomalistics expert trained by the Office of Scientific Investigation and Research (O.S.I.R.), Chacon has traveled the world, investigating and researching thousands of cases of paranormal phenomena, including haunts and poltergeists, UFO close encounters, possessions/exorcisms, miracles and divine intervention, all types of psychic/parapsychological phenomena, encounters with strange creatures and unexplainable anomalous phenomena.
In entertainment, Chacon’s most notable creation is the dramatic-adventure TV series, Psi Factor: Chronicles of the Paranormal, starring Dan Aykroyd, Michael Moriarty and Matt Frewer. As writer, creator/executive producer and director of this TV series, Chacon produced 88 episodes that are currently seen in over 30 countries.
Public Good Project is a research and education network illuminating conflicts where democratic values are being challenged. As a volunteer network of researchers, analysts, and activists engaged in defending democracy, Public Good correspondents conduct investigations and advise academics, government agencies, and community-based organizations. Public Good reports have been published by RAND and cited by major educational institutions like Columbia University and the USC Annenberg School for Communication. Political Research Associates frequently credits Public Good for research and analysis used in its magazine Public Eye, as well as on the website for its national archival repository, which is used to inform and connect human rights organizations throughout the US.
Directors
Paul de Armond, Public Good Project Research Director, is an internationally recognized authority on American right-wing terrorism. He has provided consulting research and analysis on domestic terrorism to the United Nations, the Department of Defense, the FBI, the Internal Revenue Service, various local and state law enforcement agencies and congressional committees. Mr. de Armond has contributed chapters to two ground-breaking books: , RAND Corporation, Santa Monica, 2001; and , Chemical and Biological Arms Control Institute, Washington DC, 1999.
Jay Taber, Public Good Administrative Director, is also an associate editor of Fourth World Journal, a peer-reviewed publication of the Center for World Indigenous Studies, the premier indigenous think tank and archival repository serving the Fourth World. He received the Defender of Democracy Award in 2000 for "organizing effective opposition to Anti-Indian violence and racism in Washington state." He is an author, columnist, and inveterate blogger.
Notable Investigations
Right-Wing Paramilitary Organizations, Land Speculator Links Exposed
Public Good investigations into the Wise Use anti-environmentalist movement, right-wing paramilitary organizing, anti-Indian activities, and public disclosure law violations, revealed ties between land speculators and right-wing paramilitary organizing. In the mid-1990s, Public Good organized the first national research conference on right-wing paramilitary activities, established a computer network for investigative researchers, and wrote a seminal report on the ties between militias, property rights groups and white supremacists.
Far-Right Terrorism in Washington State
Public Good's 1995 report Wise Use in Northern Puget Sound detailed the history of the rise of Wise Use stealth politics, and provides extensive information on the genesis of the political mainstreaming of Wise Use and its Christian Patriot movement allies in the Puget Sound region. This Public Good investigation into far-right terrorism was featured in front page stories detailing the collaboration of law enforcement with far-right militants and white supremacists. Public Good later helped organize and promote the national anti-hate crime drive, "Not In Our Town."
Public Good investigations into the Washington State Militia--a front group for anti-government white supremacists--led to federal indictments on conspiracy, firearms and explosives charges.
On the Border National Human Rights Conference
In December 2005, Public Good co-sponsored On the Border, a national human rights conference to explore patterns of violence associated with hate campaigns, and to discuss the recurrence of vigilantes as a political pressure group.
Oklahoma City Bombing
Public Good was the first source quoted in world media to accurately assign responsibility for the Oklahoma City bombing to domestic terrorists. In June 1995, Public Good published The Anti-Democratic Movement in America: More than Militias, a report which outlined the historical roots of property rights and anti-government movements. This report was cited by Loretta Ross of the Center for Democratic Renewal in testimony before Rep. Charles Shumer's congressional panel investigating right-wing terrorism in the United States.
Netwars
In 1996, a Public Good investigation into the Fortuna Alliance fraud ring became the largest case ever handled by the Federal Trade Commission involving use of the Internet.
In 2007, Public Good investigated corruption at the New College of California . Jay Taber analyzed the tactics used by the anti-reform group and advised New College democracy activists. Victims of hacking, email attacks and flaming on the New College lists did not even have a name to put to what was happening to them, until Mr. Taber explained the concepts of Netwar. Understanding the psychological warfare being waged against them helped the reformers recover their morale and move forward.
Directors
Paul de Armond, Public Good Project Research Director, is an internationally recognized authority on American right-wing terrorism. He has provided consulting research and analysis on domestic terrorism to the United Nations, the Department of Defense, the FBI, the Internal Revenue Service, various local and state law enforcement agencies and congressional committees. Mr. de Armond has contributed chapters to two ground-breaking books: , RAND Corporation, Santa Monica, 2001; and , Chemical and Biological Arms Control Institute, Washington DC, 1999.
Jay Taber, Public Good Administrative Director, is also an associate editor of Fourth World Journal, a peer-reviewed publication of the Center for World Indigenous Studies, the premier indigenous think tank and archival repository serving the Fourth World. He received the Defender of Democracy Award in 2000 for "organizing effective opposition to Anti-Indian violence and racism in Washington state." He is an author, columnist, and inveterate blogger.
Notable Investigations
Right-Wing Paramilitary Organizations, Land Speculator Links Exposed
Public Good investigations into the Wise Use anti-environmentalist movement, right-wing paramilitary organizing, anti-Indian activities, and public disclosure law violations, revealed ties between land speculators and right-wing paramilitary organizing. In the mid-1990s, Public Good organized the first national research conference on right-wing paramilitary activities, established a computer network for investigative researchers, and wrote a seminal report on the ties between militias, property rights groups and white supremacists.
Far-Right Terrorism in Washington State
Public Good's 1995 report Wise Use in Northern Puget Sound detailed the history of the rise of Wise Use stealth politics, and provides extensive information on the genesis of the political mainstreaming of Wise Use and its Christian Patriot movement allies in the Puget Sound region. This Public Good investigation into far-right terrorism was featured in front page stories detailing the collaboration of law enforcement with far-right militants and white supremacists. Public Good later helped organize and promote the national anti-hate crime drive, "Not In Our Town."
Public Good investigations into the Washington State Militia--a front group for anti-government white supremacists--led to federal indictments on conspiracy, firearms and explosives charges.
On the Border National Human Rights Conference
In December 2005, Public Good co-sponsored On the Border, a national human rights conference to explore patterns of violence associated with hate campaigns, and to discuss the recurrence of vigilantes as a political pressure group.
Oklahoma City Bombing
Public Good was the first source quoted in world media to accurately assign responsibility for the Oklahoma City bombing to domestic terrorists. In June 1995, Public Good published The Anti-Democratic Movement in America: More than Militias, a report which outlined the historical roots of property rights and anti-government movements. This report was cited by Loretta Ross of the Center for Democratic Renewal in testimony before Rep. Charles Shumer's congressional panel investigating right-wing terrorism in the United States.
Netwars
In 1996, a Public Good investigation into the Fortuna Alliance fraud ring became the largest case ever handled by the Federal Trade Commission involving use of the Internet.
In 2007, Public Good investigated corruption at the New College of California . Jay Taber analyzed the tactics used by the anti-reform group and advised New College democracy activists. Victims of hacking, email attacks and flaming on the New College lists did not even have a name to put to what was happening to them, until Mr. Taber explained the concepts of Netwar. Understanding the psychological warfare being waged against them helped the reformers recover their morale and move forward.
Thomas William Lofthouse was instrumental in the role of British Coastal Forces during the run up to D-Day, serving with the Polish Flotilla, and was related to Sir Phillipe de Carteret, who discovered the Pitcairns! You appear to lack many pages on RN servicemen and women - decorated several times - mainly at home - covert operations during notorious 'Hole In The Wall' plan -
Thomas William Lofthouse, RN, Apprentice Engineer (Haywards Engineering).
Thomas William Lofthouse was born on the 27th May, 1922.
Thomas William Lofthouse, RN, Apprentice Engineer (Haywards Engineering).
Thomas William Lofthouse was born on the 27th May, 1922.