http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/ Fri, 04 Jul 2008 16:43:15 +0200 MyBB http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=751 Thu, 03 Jul 2008 13:00:25 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=751
With Carol's replacing of Colin with Paul, while it might seem to be a bit of an inconvenience to nudge myself out the door so soon thereafter, I am inclined to believe that the axiom "Strike while the iron is hot" should govern the situation. In nudging myself out the door, I also am nudging Carol just a little further along in embracing change. What she chooses to do with this opportunity is up to her, of course, but the opportunity to make the most of it now lies at her feet.


GrimFinger and son departing the Flagship magazine website
to head across Grandfather Mountain in order to fight orcs,
who have seized control of the mile high swinging bridge.

For the foreseeable future, at least, I will still be available to assist with such mundane but necessary tasks as performing forum upgrades, dealing with website-related errors, and combating any resurgence of automated spambot postings. Problems of such a magnitude or uniqueness that they exceed my capacity to deal with, will still fall within the domain of the esteemed Tom Fyfe, aka the site user called webguru.

Those who replace me are free, of course, to change my access level to the various admin control panels that collectively enable me to have access to the different components that make the Flagship magazine website possible. It won't hurt my feelings, if my access level is reduced, but it might inhibit my ability to fix a particular problem that might arise, or it might impede my ability to facilitate a smooth transition for those who replace me.

Most of the layout for the website in its current form is controlled by the forum software's template system. If you are one of my replacement(s), and you don't even know what a template system is, then don't fret. It is something easily learned, although not quite as easily mastered. I haven't quite mastered it yet, myself, so we will have something in common, either way.

Much of the content that I replace on a frequent basis will require FTP access by my replacement(s). I use a free program called FileZilla to upload various images to website directories, when I set about to change most of the content that I change on this site. There are other FTP programs available to choose from, of course, and which one to use is largely a matter of personal preference. If you don't use FTP, then you will need to host content images off-site, on an image host such as ImageCave. Hosting content images on-site is the preferable route, I would suggest to my replacement(s). But, again, the choice is yours.

If the person replacing Colin on the magazine end does not assume a role on the Flagship website, then in my considered opinion, that would constitute an error of such a magnitude that Carol should probably be beheaded. It is very unlikely that Carol is going to get beheaded, regardless of what Colin's replacement does or does not do. However, I would leave that particular piece of advice for both Carol and Paul, just the same. You are each free to disregard it, of course. The choice is yours. I don't advise such, simply for no reason, though.

My advice to my replacements is to be bold, decisive, and aggressive. You will likely make some mistakes along the way, but let not that inhibit you from charting progress along the Path of Change.

My primary reasons for volunteering my assistance at numerous intervals over the last several years were two-fold: I did not want either Flagship or the PBM genre to sink into the Abyss of Time, to be lost to the Past, forever.

The current Flagship website is both functional and usable. The Spambot Hordes have been vanquished - at least for now, although eternal vigilance is required, lest they return with a vengeance and wreak great destruction upon this site. I entrust its care to you - my replacement(s).

I must go, now, for a fried chicken has challenged me to a duel.]]>
With Carol's replacing of Colin with Paul, while it might seem to be a bit of an inconvenience to nudge myself out the door so soon thereafter, I am inclined to believe that the axiom "Strike while the iron is hot" should govern the situation. In nudging myself out the door, I also am nudging Carol just a little further along in embracing change. What she chooses to do with this opportunity is up to her, of course, but the opportunity to make the most of it now lies at her feet.


GrimFinger and son departing the Flagship magazine website
to head across Grandfather Mountain in order to fight orcs,
who have seized control of the mile high swinging bridge.

For the foreseeable future, at least, I will still be available to assist with such mundane but necessary tasks as performing forum upgrades, dealing with website-related errors, and combating any resurgence of automated spambot postings. Problems of such a magnitude or uniqueness that they exceed my capacity to deal with, will still fall within the domain of the esteemed Tom Fyfe, aka the site user called webguru.

Those who replace me are free, of course, to change my access level to the various admin control panels that collectively enable me to have access to the different components that make the Flagship magazine website possible. It won't hurt my feelings, if my access level is reduced, but it might inhibit my ability to fix a particular problem that might arise, or it might impede my ability to facilitate a smooth transition for those who replace me.

Most of the layout for the website in its current form is controlled by the forum software's template system. If you are one of my replacement(s), and you don't even know what a template system is, then don't fret. It is something easily learned, although not quite as easily mastered. I haven't quite mastered it yet, myself, so we will have something in common, either way.

Much of the content that I replace on a frequent basis will require FTP access by my replacement(s). I use a free program called FileZilla to upload various images to website directories, when I set about to change most of the content that I change on this site. There are other FTP programs available to choose from, of course, and which one to use is largely a matter of personal preference. If you don't use FTP, then you will need to host content images off-site, on an image host such as ImageCave. Hosting content images on-site is the preferable route, I would suggest to my replacement(s). But, again, the choice is yours.

If the person replacing Colin on the magazine end does not assume a role on the Flagship website, then in my considered opinion, that would constitute an error of such a magnitude that Carol should probably be beheaded. It is very unlikely that Carol is going to get beheaded, regardless of what Colin's replacement does or does not do. However, I would leave that particular piece of advice for both Carol and Paul, just the same. You are each free to disregard it, of course. The choice is yours. I don't advise such, simply for no reason, though.

My advice to my replacements is to be bold, decisive, and aggressive. You will likely make some mistakes along the way, but let not that inhibit you from charting progress along the Path of Change.

My primary reasons for volunteering my assistance at numerous intervals over the last several years were two-fold: I did not want either Flagship or the PBM genre to sink into the Abyss of Time, to be lost to the Past, forever.

The current Flagship website is both functional and usable. The Spambot Hordes have been vanquished - at least for now, although eternal vigilance is required, lest they return with a vengeance and wreak great destruction upon this site. I entrust its care to you - my replacement(s).

I must go, now, for a fried chicken has challenged me to a duel.]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=750 Tue, 01 Jul 2008 21:54:44 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=750
Anyone remember the game? Anyone know of any info regarding it being offered recently?

Thanks!]]>
Anyone remember the game? Anyone know of any info regarding it being offered recently?

Thanks!]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=749 Mon, 30 Jun 2008 12:37:46 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=749 Get in touch with me, if so... Carol]]> Get in touch with me, if so... Carol]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=748 Fri, 27 Jun 2008 17:30:23 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=748
I live on the Wirral, England, and have played mostly football PBMs for the past 20 years after having cut my teeth on the majority of KJC's computer moderated delights and Keys Of Bled.

Famous in my own head for bringing CRISIS! to the world.]]>
I live on the Wirral, England, and have played mostly football PBMs for the past 20 years after having cut my teeth on the majority of KJC's computer moderated delights and Keys Of Bled.

Famous in my own head for bringing CRISIS! to the world.]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=747 Thu, 26 Jun 2008 21:10:25 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=747
Andy Mack here ( I am sure Tom and Colin remember me from playing some of the games about ten years ago).

After some prompting by Penn Eckhert ( who has the misfortune to be born in the US but never mind :P) he suggests I contact you!

This is a base ploy with an ulterior motive as well!

I play in MidgardUK ( which is now based in canada and steve weir has emigrated there with his wife - personally think she is an angel. :D :D )

I work as the RING faction information officer.

The Ring is a religious faction within the game (think medieval Roman Catholic Church)

I produce a regular newsletter called In Perpetuity, and Penn recommends I send you copies of my work attached

We seek new clans to join us in a war of the light (the Ring) against Evil (the Blood and Fire)

So, come and join us religious nutters - we promise you can burn at the stake any heretics you capture! ;) :D :P

Cheers,

Andy Mack

ninevahcommand@yahoo.co.uk]]>
Andy Mack here ( I am sure Tom and Colin remember me from playing some of the games about ten years ago).

After some prompting by Penn Eckhert ( who has the misfortune to be born in the US but never mind :P) he suggests I contact you!

This is a base ploy with an ulterior motive as well!

I play in MidgardUK ( which is now based in canada and steve weir has emigrated there with his wife - personally think she is an angel. :D :D )

I work as the RING faction information officer.

The Ring is a religious faction within the game (think medieval Roman Catholic Church)

I produce a regular newsletter called In Perpetuity, and Penn recommends I send you copies of my work attached

We seek new clans to join us in a war of the light (the Ring) against Evil (the Blood and Fire)

So, come and join us religious nutters - we promise you can burn at the stake any heretics you capture! ;) :D :P

Cheers,

Andy Mack

ninevahcommand@yahoo.co.uk]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=746 Tue, 24 Jun 2008 12:21:56 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=746
Check out Agema's website for details... agema.org.uk]]>
Check out Agema's website for details... agema.org.uk]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=745 Sat, 21 Jun 2008 16:56:31 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=745
My pet gripe is the seeming lack of proof reading before the books are published nowadays.
I've bought two systems in the last 18 months(would be more but low funds keep me in line:D).

The first( no names)is pretty good but is a re-write from older editions of the game.A lot of the new edition is just copied from the previous one,which is okay as such,but in same areas it refers to rules and/or tables that no longer exist in the game.In places the rulebook totally contradicts itself.Not too bad if the customer has played the pervious incarnations of the game,but very confusing for first time players.

The second is also a new version of an old favourite and is very,very good.But again proof reading has been lax.On another forum players have already listed 12 pages worth of messages pointing out errors and the company plan to realise an errata PDF soon.

The only company I've come across that seems to care about making sure everything is okay before publication is WOTC with their D&D line.Having said that it still won't make me buy their new 4ed version as I and my gaming group no longer buy into the new improved edition spin anymore.(comes with most of us being in our mid 40s I suppose).

Anyway,why do players/customers put up with this?We pay money for products and expect them to be spot on first time.
Book publishers can do it as I've not read many novels that had missing pieces of the story.
RPG games are books,so why can't those publishers try to be a bit more professional??]]>
My pet gripe is the seeming lack of proof reading before the books are published nowadays.
I've bought two systems in the last 18 months(would be more but low funds keep me in line:D).

The first( no names)is pretty good but is a re-write from older editions of the game.A lot of the new edition is just copied from the previous one,which is okay as such,but in same areas it refers to rules and/or tables that no longer exist in the game.In places the rulebook totally contradicts itself.Not too bad if the customer has played the pervious incarnations of the game,but very confusing for first time players.

The second is also a new version of an old favourite and is very,very good.But again proof reading has been lax.On another forum players have already listed 12 pages worth of messages pointing out errors and the company plan to realise an errata PDF soon.

The only company I've come across that seems to care about making sure everything is okay before publication is WOTC with their D&D line.Having said that it still won't make me buy their new 4ed version as I and my gaming group no longer buy into the new improved edition spin anymore.(comes with most of us being in our mid 40s I suppose).

Anyway,why do players/customers put up with this?We pay money for products and expect them to be spot on first time.
Book publishers can do it as I've not read many novels that had missing pieces of the story.
RPG games are books,so why can't those publishers try to be a bit more professional??]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=744 Fri, 20 Jun 2008 17:23:59 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=744 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=743 Wed, 18 Jun 2008 02:09:28 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=743
It's really great to see that Flagship is still going. Nicky Palmer was running it back then. Is he still involved? I'm going to have to subscribe next pay day.

John quit running the game some a few years ago and thru a series of events the new owner of the game ask me to program a new version of the game, as John's was not available.

We have just started a pre-Alpha test of what we are calling The Empyrean Cluster Wars

I can only promise a couple of positions (although I could be tempted to add a second test game) and the game is still rough and some parts are still to be added. It is play by email, and you need a computer that can run windows XP and an internet connection.

Anyone who is interested please contact me. There is no charge of course, except your commitment to give it a good try.:D

My email address is vholford@roadrunner.com]]>
It's really great to see that Flagship is still going. Nicky Palmer was running it back then. Is he still involved? I'm going to have to subscribe next pay day.

John quit running the game some a few years ago and thru a series of events the new owner of the game ask me to program a new version of the game, as John's was not available.

We have just started a pre-Alpha test of what we are calling The Empyrean Cluster Wars

I can only promise a couple of positions (although I could be tempted to add a second test game) and the game is still rough and some parts are still to be added. It is play by email, and you need a computer that can run windows XP and an internet connection.

Anyone who is interested please contact me. There is no charge of course, except your commitment to give it a good try.:D

My email address is vholford@roadrunner.com]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=742 Mon, 16 Jun 2008 19:53:06 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=742
Of course, I'm not the one who brought the pox on their own PBM houses. They brought it upon themselves, and even still, after the plague has wiped out a great many of them, PBM companies and moderators still bring the pox on their houses. The more things change, the more that they remain the same.

There are any number of tasks that I am currently running behind in, but I have decided to take time out, anyway, to put pen to computer, and write this tale of PBM woe.

I recently received an e-mail from Stephen Weir, the mysterious archlord moderator of Midgard, an open-ended PBM game, that sees you take the part of a clan leader in a world of warring Factions, one in which you can choose from merchants, bandits, barbarians, fanatical religions, mercenaries and pirates, or simply remain Independent and work for anyone you choose.

Or so the advertisement for his game goes.

On a recent visit by Stephen to the Flagship website, his all-seeing eyeball had caught sight of the Midgard image link that I had hidden so carefully in the lower left corner of the Flagship website's front page, down in that area that the Techno Literati refer to as the site's footer.

Anyway, Stephen sent me an e-mail, and inquired about it, and I responded in kind, and 'lo and behold, Mr. Weir became even more enlightened than previously was the case, and the whole episode became fodder for this scribbled article.

This article isn't really about Stephen Weir, though, you see. Rather, it's about me visiting a website for a game, and actually being able to find an image of some type that I felt would work to create an image link. My ulterior motive, you so cunningly inquire? Well, I wanted to use it to highlight Midgard, so that I might bring that particular game to the attention of Internet visitors to the Flagship website.

Hey, would you like to know why the PBM industry was almost wiped out by the plague? Well, there are many reasons, of course, none of which PBM companies and their all knowing guru moderators actually accept as the "real reason." One day, perhaps I shall post my list explaining it all - Yes, explaining the entire mystery of PBM's almost total demise. But, I'll leave that for another day.

Today, I would like to focus upon one aspect of one of those reasons. Namely, the fact that many PBM companies (or moderators, for those exceptional GMs who are too unique to actually be associated with an actual PBM company, mind you), either have no appreciation for the importance of having ad relevant images on their respective websites, or somewhere along the way they lost their appreciation for such. I wonder if this is in any way related to why more PBM ads do not appear in Flagship magazine, than the rate at which they appear, of late?

Of all of the PBM companies still in existence, and which I am aware of their existence, the one that I would rate as doing the best job in this area is that old familiar, Madhouse. I am not referring to advertising in Flagship, so much as I am referring to having ad relevant images that pertain to the games that they offer displayed on their website.

Yes, yes, a few other PBM companies out there also put forth at least some effort in this area, as well. But, Steve Tierney and Madhouse do it best, hands down. That's just my own opinion, of course, but since I am the one writing this article, that's the one that has central bearing, at the moment.

As a general rule, UK based PBM companies and moderators tend to have a better track record, of late, than their American counterparts. I say that, from my perspective as an American. American PBM companies and moderators have apparently pretty much forgotten one of the very first and amongst the most fundamental of lessons about how to grow your player base.

Go hither, young man and young lady, and visit the websites of such notable long-standing PBM firms as Reality Simulations, Inc. and Rolling Thunder Games, Inc., and go on a treasure hunt for ad relevant imagery on their websites. Go on - I dare ya! What are their respective web addresses? They are listed on the Galactic View. Check that out, too, if you haven't, already.

Especially if you are a small scale game company or moderator, if you have no ad relevant imagery on your website, then that makes it difficult to obtain some free advertising, if and when I visit your game's or game company's website. Sometimes, I will make an image to use as an image link for a particular game that I come upon, while web browsing. More often than not, though, I just click the site's webpage off, and select another site to visit and to highlight here on the Flagship website.

Ad relevant imagery is one of the primary doorways to the imaginations of gamers. The Internet makes finding an artist in virtually any price range, one that can and will will craft ad relevant images for your games, easy, in this day and age. But, God forbid, apparently, that PBM companies and their moderators take notice.

I have to go, now. Carol Mulholland is coming with a big stick to whack me in the head.]]>
Of course, I'm not the one who brought the pox on their own PBM houses. They brought it upon themselves, and even still, after the plague has wiped out a great many of them, PBM companies and moderators still bring the pox on their houses. The more things change, the more that they remain the same.

There are any number of tasks that I am currently running behind in, but I have decided to take time out, anyway, to put pen to computer, and write this tale of PBM woe.

I recently received an e-mail from Stephen Weir, the mysterious archlord moderator of Midgard, an open-ended PBM game, that sees you take the part of a clan leader in a world of warring Factions, one in which you can choose from merchants, bandits, barbarians, fanatical religions, mercenaries and pirates, or simply remain Independent and work for anyone you choose.

Or so the advertisement for his game goes.

On a recent visit by Stephen to the Flagship website, his all-seeing eyeball had caught sight of the Midgard image link that I had hidden so carefully in the lower left corner of the Flagship website's front page, down in that area that the Techno Literati refer to as the site's footer.

Anyway, Stephen sent me an e-mail, and inquired about it, and I responded in kind, and 'lo and behold, Mr. Weir became even more enlightened than previously was the case, and the whole episode became fodder for this scribbled article.

This article isn't really about Stephen Weir, though, you see. Rather, it's about me visiting a website for a game, and actually being able to find an image of some type that I felt would work to create an image link. My ulterior motive, you so cunningly inquire? Well, I wanted to use it to highlight Midgard, so that I might bring that particular game to the attention of Internet visitors to the Flagship website.

Hey, would you like to know why the PBM industry was almost wiped out by the plague? Well, there are many reasons, of course, none of which PBM companies and their all knowing guru moderators actually accept as the "real reason." One day, perhaps I shall post my list explaining it all - Yes, explaining the entire mystery of PBM's almost total demise. But, I'll leave that for another day.

Today, I would like to focus upon one aspect of one of those reasons. Namely, the fact that many PBM companies (or moderators, for those exceptional GMs who are too unique to actually be associated with an actual PBM company, mind you), either have no appreciation for the importance of having ad relevant images on their respective websites, or somewhere along the way they lost their appreciation for such. I wonder if this is in any way related to why more PBM ads do not appear in Flagship magazine, than the rate at which they appear, of late?

Of all of the PBM companies still in existence, and which I am aware of their existence, the one that I would rate as doing the best job in this area is that old familiar, Madhouse. I am not referring to advertising in Flagship, so much as I am referring to having ad relevant images that pertain to the games that they offer displayed on their website.

Yes, yes, a few other PBM companies out there also put forth at least some effort in this area, as well. But, Steve Tierney and Madhouse do it best, hands down. That's just my own opinion, of course, but since I am the one writing this article, that's the one that has central bearing, at the moment.

As a general rule, UK based PBM companies and moderators tend to have a better track record, of late, than their American counterparts. I say that, from my perspective as an American. American PBM companies and moderators have apparently pretty much forgotten one of the very first and amongst the most fundamental of lessons about how to grow your player base.

Go hither, young man and young lady, and visit the websites of such notable long-standing PBM firms as Reality Simulations, Inc. and Rolling Thunder Games, Inc., and go on a treasure hunt for ad relevant imagery on their websites. Go on - I dare ya! What are their respective web addresses? They are listed on the Galactic View. Check that out, too, if you haven't, already.

Especially if you are a small scale game company or moderator, if you have no ad relevant imagery on your website, then that makes it difficult to obtain some free advertising, if and when I visit your game's or game company's website. Sometimes, I will make an image to use as an image link for a particular game that I come upon, while web browsing. More often than not, though, I just click the site's webpage off, and select another site to visit and to highlight here on the Flagship website.

Ad relevant imagery is one of the primary doorways to the imaginations of gamers. The Internet makes finding an artist in virtually any price range, one that can and will will craft ad relevant images for your games, easy, in this day and age. But, God forbid, apparently, that PBM companies and their moderators take notice.

I have to go, now. Carol Mulholland is coming with a big stick to whack me in the head.]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=741 Sat, 14 Jun 2008 18:18:41 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=741
It's here because you, the fans demanded it! The
Mutants & Masterminds Annual #2 is a collection
of articles, insights, and exciting adventures for the
World's Greatest Superhero Roleplaying Game. In its
action-packed pages, you will:

Explore new types of M&M games like the
gritty Street Justice of Keith Baker, the mythic realms of
Against the Gods by Rodney Thompson, or Legacies by Steven
E. Schend.

Learn about the secret origins of M&M from
Steve Kenson's M&M Designer's Notes or the
inside info on Freedom City in The Annotated Freedom City.

Create new heroes and villains faster than ever before
with M&M Lite—a quick and easy system
with no power points required!

Fight nefarious villains like the infamous (if not
always effective) Troublemakers, Inc. by Christopher McGlothlin!

Play in the eight exciting adventures found in this
book, including an update of the first edition intro
adventure Major League and the M&M holiday
adventure Crisis On Christmas! You also get five Capers,
short adventures suitable for a single game session; over
a dozen adventures in total!


Featuring the writing talents of:

Toren Atkinson
Keith Baker
Warren Banks
DT Butchino
K.G. Carlson
Shawn Carman
Steve Kenson
Christopher McGlothlin
Jason OrmanSteven E. Schend

Rodney Thompson


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It's here because you, the fans demanded it! The
Mutants & Masterminds Annual #2 is a collection
of articles, insights, and exciting adventures for the
World's Greatest Superhero Roleplaying Game. In its
action-packed pages, you will:

Explore new types of M&M games like the
gritty Street Justice of Keith Baker, the mythic realms of
Against the Gods by Rodney Thompson, or Legacies by Steven
E. Schend.

Learn about the secret origins of M&M from
Steve Kenson's M&M Designer's Notes or the
inside info on Freedom City in The Annotated Freedom City.

Create new heroes and villains faster than ever before
with M&M Lite—a quick and easy system
with no power points required!

Fight nefarious villains like the infamous (if not
always effective) Troublemakers, Inc. by Christopher McGlothlin!

Play in the eight exciting adventures found in this
book, including an update of the first edition intro
adventure Major League and the M&M holiday
adventure Crisis On Christmas! You also get five Capers,
short adventures suitable for a single game session; over
a dozen adventures in total!


Featuring the writing talents of:

Toren Atkinson
Keith Baker
Warren Banks
DT Butchino
K.G. Carlson
Shawn Carman
Steve Kenson
Christopher McGlothlin
Jason OrmanSteven E. Schend

Rodney Thompson


Posted at http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?p..._id=203820]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=740 Sat, 14 Jun 2008 13:44:34 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=740
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Posted at http://www.rpgnow.com/product_info.php?p..._id=203820]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=737 Fri, 13 Jun 2008 18:27:35 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=737 I've had the articles for #125 for some time, and now I have found someone who expects to be able to lay the issue in. I'll need to update some of the news pieces, but will get to work on this task right away, and then see how everything goes with my new colleague, Paul.
Wish us luck! Oh, and better health to Colin.
Cheers, Carol]]> I've had the articles for #125 for some time, and now I have found someone who expects to be able to lay the issue in. I'll need to update some of the news pieces, but will get to work on this task right away, and then see how everything goes with my new colleague, Paul.
Wish us luck! Oh, and better health to Colin.
Cheers, Carol]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=736 Fri, 13 Jun 2008 13:37:37 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=736
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http://www.neutral-zone-football-pbem.co.uk/

He's got a nice special offer going for new players.

Bo]]>
http://www.neutral-zone-football-pbem.co.uk/

He's got a nice special offer going for new players.

Bo]]> http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=734 Fri, 13 Jun 2008 12:05:46 +0200 http://www.flagshipmagazine.com/showthread.php?tid=734
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