...only to find out that in ten years i'll be developing toumors on my hands!
I was always told it was hair...
As for the harmful rays, I personally keep a box of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap next to my computer to ensure my brain is fully encased in Aluminium foil at all times...;)
Seriously, I have been looking at ScreenMonkey which is a server program that the GM runs, and then the players connect via a webclient. They have two different web interfaces, an "Advenced" mode for IE6 and Firefox, and a "Generic" which will work on almost any browser, including my Treo650.
Pretty brilliant in my eyes.
Download the free ScreenMonkey Lite, with the encounter map on the same page.
The interface for the Lite version has chat, dice rolling, and is bascally recreating having a big tabletop map with minitures.
Great idea, but if most districts are like the one my fiancee works at, even when the district has plenty of money, the teachers do not even get consistent basic COL pay increases. Unfortunately teachers have very little pull in issues like this at most school districts. For the most part, local media just accepts the press releases that the school board puts out, and ignores the teacher's attempts to bring discrepancies to light.
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I was always told it was hair...
As for the harmful rays, I personally keep a box of Heavy Duty Reynolds Wrap next to my computer to ensure my brain is fully encased in Aluminium foil at all times...
Seriously, I have been looking at ScreenMonkey which is a server program that the GM runs, and then the players connect via a webclient. They have two different web interfaces, an "Advenced" mode for IE6 and Firefox, and a "Generic" which will work on almost any browser, including my Treo650.
Pretty brilliant in my eyes.
Download the free ScreenMonkey Lite, with the encounter map on the same page.
The interface for the Lite version has chat, dice rolling, and is bascally recreating having a big tabletop map with minitures.
Great idea, but if most districts are like the one my fiancee works at, even when the district has plenty of money, the teachers do not even get consistent basic COL pay increases. Unfortunately teachers have very little pull in issues like this at most school districts.
For the most part, local media just accepts the press releases that the school board puts out, and ignores the teacher's attempts to bring discrepancies to light.