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Steve Howard's
Ali Sam - Erapa
Open Source Movie Challenge
Entertain Your Best Ideas
Something we are soon doing if we have not already is make a collection of short stories. Some are short. Some are a little longer. Many of the stories are for children of any age. Some might not be. They will be seperate.
Sally writes the most. Artemis a few. Even her grandfather contributes to our bank of story form insights. Zara has a few dark poems. We don't meet her until chapter 07.
Entertain Your Best Ideas. Record something clever. Use the episode code. Put your link in our beta episode at bunnie stop production on youtube. We will put what we can here. Be the best for one episode.
The mighty networking procedure.
The video links are a simple tree:
as_ep1_04_001
The trunk is the Book ID: as - is for Ali Sam
The six big branches are: _ep1 - e is for Erapa. That is this Ali Sam Book.
p is for part: p1 to p6.
The 36 chapters are _01 to _36.
The episodes of a chapter are defined by the last number. _001
This code will make it possible. And the hash tag: #as_ep1_04_008.
We ain't linking porno. You can make the visuals of the video any other way that doesn't cause bodily harm. Read it in a forest or in a shopping mall. When you get to Zara and her family, remember, this is fiction. Keep it real but fiction when people are brutally murdered. Oh, she appears in chapter 07.
Some of this is for children and some isn't.
chapter 04 _ sally and billy in brussels
as_ep1_04_001
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“Sally.”
“What’s up, Billy.”
Sally looked out the window of The Hotel Brussels in downtown Brussels and tried to focus on Billy’s question.
“What is politically correct.”
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... “Enough business talk for today. Let’s go get a piece of pie.”
“Okay. Like when we were kids.”
“In a little red sport’s car.”
“We’ll walk.”
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as_ep1_04_001 read by Stewart
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as_ep1_04_002
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Sally sat in the back of the van owned by Joe’s Kitchen Equipment. The back door was opened just enough for her to see through the crack. The back of the van was on the sixth floor of a public parking garage facing Selor government office. She had her finger on the trigger of a military assault riffle. In the riffle were high power bullets. The distance was pushing the limits for accuracy but
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... steel torpedo causing the projectile to spin out of the riffle barrel so fast that it arrived at it’s destination before Sally thought to take a second shot. The first shot ripped through the window followed by another two large caliber bullets.
“Think that will do it.”
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as_ep1_04_002 read by Stewart.
Steve and friends read Steve Howard's Ali Sam - Erapa. Open Source Movie Challenge.
as_ep1_04_003
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“The story is the virus. It is irrelevant if it is fiction or it is proposed to be true.”
Artemis could remember her grandfather telling her that when they had story writing time. Those who wrote stories usually had ideas they wanted to propagate. That was a good thing. Sometimes.
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... Grandmother was sleeping on the sofa with half a smile when Artemis finally came in to cook up an evening meal.
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as_ep1_04_003 read by Stewart
Steve and friends read Steve Howard's Ali Sam - Erapa. Open Source Movie Challenge
as_ep1_04_004
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Sally put down the play she was reading. Major Barbara. She had found it in a used bookstore. She looked at Billy wondering if she should tell him about Barbara’s transformation....
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... “Maybe a bullet in the face.”
“I’ll work on it. If we want him here we likely have to go with the bullet.”
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as_ep1_04_004 read by Stewart
Steve and friends read Steve Howard's Ali Sam - Erapa. Open Source Movie Challenge
as_ep1_04_005
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Hank Summer was born into a Catholic family in Washington D.C., the world’s war center administration. He didn’t know that as a kid. All he knew for the first years he was conscious was that his parents were killed in a car crash. That it was an assassination was never revealed to the private press, often called the free press, even though everyone knew the press was corporate owned and the
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... Rich people weren’t typically sex traffickers. They could afford to be end users. The dirty work was done by dirtier folk.
Sally checked her equipment, packed and off they went.
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Steve and friends read Steve Howard's Ali Sam - Erapa. Open Source Movie Challenge
as_ep1_04_006
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Sally was stationed on the roof of Georgetown University Library in a shadow. Washington, one knew, had pretty serious security. However, not every courner could be watched every minute of the day. Across the river on the twelfth floor there was a meeting. Billy had the cell phones tracked but Sally had also made
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... Sally was back in their apartment having a hot bath before anyone asked why Hank hadn’t showed up for his lunch date with the head of FRB Homeland Security.
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Steve and friends read Steve Howard's Ali Sam - Erapa. Open Source Movie Challenge
as_ep1_04_007
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Professor Johnson sat at his desk in the front of the small lecture hall and watched the students come in one after the other. He tried to pick out who would sit near the front and who would try to hide at the back. He didn’t keep score for his game. No one but his semi-conscious was even aware of the game.
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... “Write a short essay or story. On a piece of paper with pen or pencil. Legibly, if possible. Have a good week.”
“On any topic.”
“On any topic.”
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Steve and friends read Steve Howard's Ali Sam - Erapa. Open Source Movie Challenge
as_ep1_04_008
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He was a little surprised that night when he was reading the answers of the woman named Sally. He was certain he knew she was the one to look at him with that something different that most first year students didn’t have.
His buzzer rang.
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... The professor was pretty certain the question was redundant.
“We can drink them out there. You can have a look at my back alley.”
Sally smiled and stepped out the window and took the coffees from the professor.
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Steve and friends read Steve Howard's Ali Sam - Erapa. Open Source Movie Challenge
as_ep1_04_009
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Usually Professor Johnson had music on in the morning for more than an hour before he left for work. He liked to take his time. Stretch a little. Have a little fitness and a shower. Rachael, his neighbour, knew his rituals. She also suspected there had been a break in John’s mornings. ...
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... “I love you too.”
She laughed and washed the mugs before inspecting the bedroom for disarray and smells. Then she locked up and went back to her apartment.
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Steve and friends read Steve Howard's Ali Sam - Erapa. Open Source Movie Challenge
