Space Prophets was a heavy metal group active throughout the great metal era of Greece.It was created in 1979 by "King Dan" and his friend "Akiro Kamato" (not real names)
Members
* Vocals: King Dan (1979-1995)
* Harmonica: Akiro Kamato (1979-1995)
* Guitar: Aaron (1983-1995)
* Bass: Menelaus (1983-1995)
Discography
* "Space Prophets" (1979)
* "Punk Aliens" (1983)
* "My Spaceship" (1987)
* "A Japanese In Space" (1993)
* "I Feel Like Dying" (1994)
* "Akiro's Dead" (1995)
Biggest hits
* "My Spaceship"(album: My Spaceship)
* "Goodbye Akiro" (album: Akiro's Dead)
Akiro died in 1995 so the group stopped playing together.
Today King Dan is too old to sing.
Aaron and Menelaus joined "Krypton Force" immediately after Akiro's death.
Members
* Vocals: King Dan (1979-1995)
* Harmonica: Akiro Kamato (1979-1995)
* Guitar: Aaron (1983-1995)
* Bass: Menelaus (1983-1995)
Discography
* "Space Prophets" (1979)
* "Punk Aliens" (1983)
* "My Spaceship" (1987)
* "A Japanese In Space" (1993)
* "I Feel Like Dying" (1994)
* "Akiro's Dead" (1995)
Biggest hits
* "My Spaceship"(album: My Spaceship)
* "Goodbye Akiro" (album: Akiro's Dead)
Akiro died in 1995 so the group stopped playing together.
Today King Dan is too old to sing.
Aaron and Menelaus joined "Krypton Force" immediately after Akiro's death.
The Dungeon Design Panel was assembled by editor Erik Mona on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game to select the "30 Greatest Dungeons & Dragons Adventures of All Time" for an article in Dungeon magazine.
The Panel
*Keith Baker: Creator of the Eberron campaign setting.
*Wolfgang Baur: Former editor of Dragon magazine, instrumental in the creation of Planescape and Al-Qadim.
*Eric L. Boyd: Forgotten Realms expert and author of several D&D books from TSR and Wizards of the Coast.
*Andy Collins: Editor of The Standing Stone and Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil. Dragon magazine's current Sage.
*Monte Cook: Author of the third edition Dungeon Master's Guide and founder of Malhavoc Press.
*Bruce R. Cordell: Author of The Gates of Firestorm Peak and Return to the Tomb of Horrors. Creator of the Far Realm.
*Ed Greenwood: Creator of the Forgotten Realms.
*Gary Holian: Co-author of the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer and the creator of the Greytalk discussion list.
*James Jacobs: Managing Editor of Dungeon magazine.
*Alan Kohler: Prolific reviewer for EN World who writes under the name Psion.
*Mike Mearls: Influential freelancer who emerged from independent d20 System publishing to land a job as a full-time Wizards of the Coast designer.
*Christopher Perkins: Former editor-in-chief of Dungeon magazine, current Wizards of the Coast design manager.
*Clark Peterson: President of Necromancer Games and co-author of Rappan-Athuk, the Dungeon of Graves.
*Chris Pramas: President of Green Ronin Publishing.
*John D. Rateliff: Noted Tolkien scholar and author of The Standing Stone.
*Bill Slavicsek: Director of Wizards of the Coast's RPG and Miniatures department.
The Panel
*Keith Baker: Creator of the Eberron campaign setting.
*Wolfgang Baur: Former editor of Dragon magazine, instrumental in the creation of Planescape and Al-Qadim.
*Eric L. Boyd: Forgotten Realms expert and author of several D&D books from TSR and Wizards of the Coast.
*Andy Collins: Editor of The Standing Stone and Return to the Temple of Elemental Evil. Dragon magazine's current Sage.
*Monte Cook: Author of the third edition Dungeon Master's Guide and founder of Malhavoc Press.
*Bruce R. Cordell: Author of The Gates of Firestorm Peak and Return to the Tomb of Horrors. Creator of the Far Realm.
*Ed Greenwood: Creator of the Forgotten Realms.
*Gary Holian: Co-author of the Living Greyhawk Gazetteer and the creator of the Greytalk discussion list.
*James Jacobs: Managing Editor of Dungeon magazine.
*Alan Kohler: Prolific reviewer for EN World who writes under the name Psion.
*Mike Mearls: Influential freelancer who emerged from independent d20 System publishing to land a job as a full-time Wizards of the Coast designer.
*Christopher Perkins: Former editor-in-chief of Dungeon magazine, current Wizards of the Coast design manager.
*Clark Peterson: President of Necromancer Games and co-author of Rappan-Athuk, the Dungeon of Graves.
*Chris Pramas: President of Green Ronin Publishing.
*John D. Rateliff: Noted Tolkien scholar and author of The Standing Stone.
*Bill Slavicsek: Director of Wizards of the Coast's RPG and Miniatures department.
Crystal Palace Restaurant is a restaurant in Hong Kong in 1966 and is one of the oldest restaurant. The history has attracted actors such as action film actor Jackie Chan, singer Chung Chun To Kenny Bee, and Miss Hong Kong Charmaine Sheh See Man for dining. It has led to the production of a scene in the Hong Kong film "Dog Bite Dog".
James Gurling (born 1966) is a British politician. A Liberal Democrat elected to the Newington Ward of the London Borough of Southwark in 1998, he is currently Chair of the Borough's Planning Committee.
Gurling is also a directly elected member to the Federal Executive of the Liberal Democrats, the third largest political party in the United Kingdom.
A close friend of Charles Kennedy, leader of the Liberal Democrats from 1999 to 2006,
Gurling was Kennedy’s Leadership campaign agent and acted as an adviser throughout his leadership of the party.
Gurling’s sister, Sarah, is married to Charles Kennedy.
Gurling was educated at Archbishop Tenison’s School and Furzedown Secondary School and read History & Politics at the University of Hull.
Gurling is also a directly elected member to the Federal Executive of the Liberal Democrats, the third largest political party in the United Kingdom.
A close friend of Charles Kennedy, leader of the Liberal Democrats from 1999 to 2006,
Gurling was Kennedy’s Leadership campaign agent and acted as an adviser throughout his leadership of the party.
Gurling’s sister, Sarah, is married to Charles Kennedy.
Gurling was educated at Archbishop Tenison’s School and Furzedown Secondary School and read History & Politics at the University of Hull.