Éovart Grischun
Éovart Davíu Grischun (Edward David Grice), known as Éovart Grischun, also known as Eðo (Eddie), b. 27 October 1984/V, is a citizen of Talossa and of the province of Vuode. He has been involved in many aspects of Talossan life including party politics, government and culture.
He became Talossan in February 2009 and has been a highly active citizen since. He is a regular user of the privately owned communication medium, Wittenberg.
He is editor of Stil da Vida magazine as well as holding positions in the New Citizens Committee, the Talossan Press Association and the Talossan Animal Protection and Zoological Society.
Extra-Talossan life
Early life and education
Éovart was born in Glasgow, Scotland, in 1984 and has resided there his entire life. He was raised in some of the roughest and most deprived areas of the United Kingdom where poverty, ill health, poor education, anti-social behaviour and gangfighting are rife. Luckily, his parents managed to get him into one of the better schools of Glasgow's east end, a Roman Catholic establishment with a strict but fair staff and headmaster, which ensured he was kept on the straight and narrow as he grew through adolescence.
He attended college in Glasgow's trendy west end, where he studied computer programming and technical support, achieving a Higher National Diploma.
Work and career
Éovart has followed his own career path in life, being self employed from the age of 19. He has owned and operated his own businesses in the construction and automotive industries. In summer 2011 he was forced to sell his business assets to save himself from going bust as the UK economy struggled in recession. He has been unemployed since, living off of savings and a small government benefit and taking it way too easy. He has never been rich, but has been comfortable enough with what he has had. He aims to make enough money one day to move himself and his family away from Glasgow.
Personal life and family
Éovart lives with his fiancé and fellow Talossan Perla da l'Abaþ. He has one Dandelion, Avvi Grischun-Camerá and has two younger brothers that he is very close with. He also has a good relationship with his mother, who lives in Birmingham, England.
He owns one cat (Sparkles) and a rescued border collie (Lucy).
Hobbies, interests and pastimes
Éovart has a wide range of interests and pastimes. He enjoys reading, particularly non-fiction, where his interests lie in, but not limited to, modern and ancient history (not so keen on the stuff in between), military history, naval architecture, engineering, computing, the physical sciences and human and animal biology. He highly enjoys reading about and watching documentaries on conspiracy theories, with the firm belief that to build an opinion on any given subject, one must listen to all possible sides of a story, no matter how bizarre.
In his late teens he began developing a taste for politics and in his early twenties he became a member and activist for a Scottish political party. His interest has since wayned after losing confidence and trust in the elected officials of the UK. Nevertheless, he is highly opinionated and whenever the news is on will normally be muttering something under his breath (often profanities) to whatever is being reported.
He likes spending a little time gardening and working on the odd carpentry project. From time to time he can also be found building a model aeroplane, battleship, etc. He once built an awesome Warhammer table which had to go for lack of space.
He has studied several martial arts, an interest introduced from the age of eight after his father enrolled him in Tae-Kwon-Do classes. He worked his way through gradings to achieve a red belt (one from black) before switching arts to Jeet-kun-Do. He did not like JKD, feeling it lacked in discipline compared to what he had already learned and so after a short spell he moved on to dabble in Mhai Thai kickboxing and Tang Soo Do as well as the weapon arts of Kendo and Silat before finally returning to Tae-Kwon-Do. He has not practiced in these arts since the age of 19. These days he prefers to practice T'ai Chi and yoga, in which he is self taught.
In 2012 he decided to become more active after a few years of being lazy. He took up cycling, running and plays 5-a-side football (soccer).
Éovart is currently training to take part in the 2013 Tough Mudder event [1].
Summary of Talossan roles
The Ziu, Government and State
| Member of Cosa | 40th 41st 43rd 44th |
| Preceded by T.M. Asmourescu |
Deputy Secretary of State 30 April 2012/XXXIII - Present |
Succeeded by Incumbent |
| Preceded by Post Created |
O-Class Premier of Vuode 26 January 2010/XXXI - Present |
Succeeded by Incumbent |
| Preceded by vacant |
Minister of Culture 29 July 2009/XXX - 1 May 2010/XXXI |
Succeeded by Cjara Brainerd |
| Preceded by Níc Casálmac'h |
Minister of Culture 11 March 2009/XXX - 7 May 2009/XXX |
Succeeded by vacant |
Party Political
| Member of Political Parties |
CSPP (Current), CSP, PPT, FGP, TLC, RUMP. |
| Preceded by Flip Molinar |
Party Leader of CSPP 15 March 2012/XXXIII - 8 July 2012/XXXIII |
Succeeded by Owen Edwards |
| Preceded by Post created |
Party Leader of CSP 23 April2011/XXXII - 15 March 2012/XXXIII |
Succeeded by Continued in post at CSPP |
| Preceded by Breneir Tzaracomprada |
Party Leader of PPT 15 October 2010/XXXI - 18 January 2011/XXXII |
Succeeded by Flip Molinar |
Cultural Roles
| Preceded by Vacant |
Director of Athletics at University of Talossa - Present |
Succeeded by Incumbent |
| Preceded by Post created |
Editor, Journalist at Stil da Vida - Present |
Succeeded by Incumbent |
| Preceded by Post created |
Chair of Talossan Press Association - Present |
Succeeded by Incumbent |
| Preceded by Post created |
Chair of Talossan Animal Protection and Zoological Society - Present |
Succeeded by Incumbent |
| Preceded by Post created |
Vice Chair of New Citizens Committee - Present |
Succeeded by Incumbent |