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QueenD, Can you add my Halfling Musketeers game for 1pm on Saturday? Thanx!

Cool! Consider it brung.

I totally understand! Have fun :)

I know exactly what your talking about... Thanks for the great reminder of the way things used to be :)

Here are a couple more possible activities for you guys. I'm just throwing them out there to be helpful: bowling?? pool??

Wouldn't you like to know? ;)

Almost all the Holmes stories are in the public domain. The only exception is the very last set of Sherlock Holmes stories published: "The Case Book of Sherlock Holmes." I don't think they're in the public domain for another year or two. However, if you are a Google master, you'll be able to...

Yep, Roger was Richard's father. In fact, Roger Lancelyn Green's love of Sherlock Holmes inspired young Richard to get into the hobby. Richard was such a fan of Sherlock Holmes, it is said that when he was 10 years old, he redesigned his attic to be a replica of 221B Baker Street.

The world of Librarianship breaks folks who work in libraries into 2 categories: Professional Librarians (those with Master's Degrees) Paraprofessional staff (those without Master's Degrees) To become a "professional librarian" you enroll in a 2-year Master's program at a Library School...

Thank you for your words. The Sherlock Holmes community is so small that every loss is a cause for great sadness. I am glad you posted this article, though. Raising awareness of Green and his work is pretty important.

I've edited my post appropriately, changing the incriminating text to black, so that people who don't want the mystery spoiled, won't see the answer unless they specifically highlight my words.

While browsing through my FLGS yesterday, I saw one of my all-time favorite party games: "Things in a Box." It's a real blast to play, and I think it would be a hoot at the Girl's Night. Do y'all think it would be worth bringing a party game, or do you think we'll have enough fun without one?

I started working in libraries while I was an undergraduate in college. I worked in the Acquisitions Department processing books, the Periodicals Department providing reference services to patrons, and the Serials Section keying endless invoices into the computer. When I graduated with my...

Don't make me shush you!! :eek:

As the official Arthur Conan Doyle expert on ENWorld, I'd like to acknowledge that BiggusGeekus' post is totally correct. RLG (Richard Lancelyn Green) was indeed found dead in the manner described in the article. As a somewhat active member of the Sherlock Holmes community, I had corresponded...

Absolutely... In fact, there's a good chance I may have met your acquaintances if any of them attended the recent conference in Wilmington, NC "Digital Preservation in State Government: Best Practices Exchange 2006." Government docs librarians and archivists from all over the country were there...

And I can't wait to run some swashes for you all to buckle!

I've been doing a lot of conference planning lately, and the hotel will absolutely not allow this. First of all, most conference rooms in hotels are locked when not in use. Second of all, a hotel would get pretty angry if they find out someone is using the space without a signed contract...

Awesome, thanks!!

Eeeeewwww! Who let a boy in this thread? Cooties! Cooties!