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That's a great link, DH, thank you! It's much better than the online English-Norwegian dictionary that I was using. Job.

Drowned Hero, I consulted an online English-Norwegian dictionary and found "Takk" = "Thank you". I hope that's true... :) ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Job.

Enke and Olav stare at Øyvind with blank looks on their faces. Olav finally speaks, "Captain Starkweather? To join us at speakeasy?" The two looked at other and smiled, then Olav said "We will go with you, yes? "But captain, no." Olav then studied Øyvind's face for a moment and asks, You...

Later that day, deep within the bowels of the New York Times archives, Martin is seated at a long wooden table piled high with reams of newpapers that he's pulled from the files. Collections of each week's printed newspapers have been hole-punched, separately bound within large heavy cardboard...

As the cab pulls out into traffic and leaves the newspaper reporters behind, George and Camille are able to enjoy a brief, peaceful moment on their way to the docks. Once they arrive at the pier and exit their cab, however, they must again run a gauntlet of shouting newsmen before passing...

I've been traveling on business once again, so my postings have slowed. I return from my trip this weekend, so I expect to get back in action at that time. Job.

Oh, and I'm also something of an anal-retentive nerd. :cool: Job.

*laughs* Considering how many things are visible at once in DM Genie's interface, and also the tremendous flexibility it offers in changing a variety of stats in a variety of ways, I can easily imagine how the numbers might get corrupted! As with any computer tool, a minor finger-fumble might...

I'd like to echo the comments from Ken-ichi regarding the use of DM Genie, or any computer tool for that matter. DM Genie presents a very busy user interface and a lot of flexibility, so it does take a fair amount of practice to learn, but once you've climbed the learning curve, DM Genie proves...

Thanks, everyone, for your replies! I'm now playing with the different options to see which one seems to work best for my needs. Somehow I seemed to have missed the "Thread Tools" button... :heh: Job.

I'd like to create personal backups of my game threads, probably on a weekly basis, for posterity's sake. I'm primarily interested in creating backups the text in the thread. Is there an easy way to do this? Thanks! Job.

The moment that George and Camille step from the lobby of the Amherst Hotel onto the public sidewalk, a handful of newspaper reporters stop leaning on the automobiles at curbside and come running to the couple with notepads, pencils, and cameras raised. *Flash!* *scribble, scribble* "Mr...

Drowned Hero, that is an excellent summarization and collection of images in your post to Camille Bardier! Thanks for your attention to detail. :) I also enjoyed the photos and detail that you provided for Oyvind's trip in NYC! Even though you've already posted what Oyvind has gone for on...

Hello all! Occasionally I peruse Shaman's excellent game and I saw this question and hope that you don't mind my commenting here. :cool: I'm using portions of Spycraft V2 for a PbP that I run elsewhere (merged with D20 Modern) and here's my own experiences. 1) There are some unique...

Watched by the Gods! Over on the Yog-Sothoth.com website, a CoC Keeper explained that they were soon going to run BtMoM and asked if anyone had access to digital images of the handouts. I provided links to our game and mentioned that if they scanned through our play-by-post, they'd find images...

Or is it "exhausting"? Job.

Enlightening Newsflash Newspaper coverage of the Starkweather-Moore Expedition remains exhaustive, as evidenced by yet another article the next morning. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Job (the tortured one).

Just in case you're interested, here's a wikipedia entry that provides you with an outline of world events that occurred in 1933. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1933#January ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Job.

5 days, 5 days until departure... Can James really tolerate a woman on board? And where did Professor Moore find those eyeglasses? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Job (just torturing for the fun of it).