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Michael Jackson's parents, siblings and kids are embroiled in a continuing dispute over the late performer's will. Michael Jackson's attorney and family friend, Tom Mesereau and Brooke Anderson, co-host of "The Insider," stopped by "CBS This Morning: Saturday" to discuss the latest on the squabbling.
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Tetris Ultimate out this fall online for console and PC, retail for 3DS
Tetris, also known as The Best Game Ever, will be making its way to 3DS, PC, PS4, PS Vita, and Xbox One this fall in Tetris Ultimate. Ubisoft has announced that this latest iteration will feature six modes, including a Challenge mode for solo players and seven modes for 1-4 players, such as Sprint, a race to clear 40 lines as quickly as possible; Battle Ultimate, a last-man-standing mode that will feature power-ups; and Ultra, where the goal is to score as many points as possible in three minutes. Worldwide leaderboards will also be supported.
Valiant Hearts: the Great War goes over the top for console, PC
Valiant Hearts: the Great War, a new adventure from Beyond Good & Evil and Rayman Legends developers Ubisoft Montpellier, is now available for 360, PC, PS3, PS4, and Xbox One. As a party of four characters, players will attempt to navigate the battlefields of World War I, using each in turn to assisst the others, as they follow a friendly dog out of the warzone. The characters "are inextricably drawn together, and friendship, love, sacrifice and tragedy befall each as they help each other to retain their humanity against the horrors of war."
Aiden bests Ratonhnhaké:ton, Watch Dog sets Ubisoft sales record
A day after its release, Ubisoft has announced that Watch Dogs has sold more copies in its first 24 hours than any other title they've shipped to date. No actual figures were listed, but previously, Assassin's Creed III was Ubisoft's fastest-selling game at 3.5 million units in its first week. Connor and friends can still be proud, though, as Assassin's Creed III still holds the studio's record of most-pre-ordered game, followed by Watch Dogs.
Aiden Pearce is on the loose, Watch Dogs released for console, PC
The new open-world hacking-slash-action thriller Watch Dogs is now available for 360, PC, PS3, PS4, and Xbox One. As Aiden Pearce, players are on a quest of revenge to track down the murderers that killed his family. He'll steal cars, get in shootouts, and hack into the city's Central Operating System to use Chicago itself to find and eliminate his enemies. A free ctOS mobile app for Android devices, iPad, iPhone, and iPod touch launched alongside the game, offering dual-screen support and a way for players to engage their friends when away from their computer or console. An eBook, Dark Clouds, is also available as a follow-up to the game's story.
Ubisoft's JRPG-inspired Child of Light launches for console, PC
Ubisoft has launched their download-only role-playing game Child of Light. A reimagining of fairytales styled after classic watercolor art, Child of Light is Ubisoft Montreal's take on traditional Japanese RPGs, with players taking on the role of the young princess Aurora in her quest to win back the heavens from the Queen of Night. In a twist on the formula, platforming has been added alongside a traditional turn-based combat system.
Watch Dogs multiplayed detailed, demonstrated in new trailer
Ubisoft has released a new multiplayer-focused trailer for their upcoming open-world action title Watch Dogs. The nine-minute-plus video features more on three multiplayer modes, ctOS – Mobile Companion App, Competitive Decryption Combat, and Online Hacking Contracts. A multiplayer hack is shown from two perspectives, the player being hacked, who must find the person responsible, and the hacker, who has to hide out and make a safe getaway. The mobile app allows players with the app to use their mobile device to control all hackable devices within the game world to stop another player who attempts to avoid the obstacles while driving around in-game. The final segment features two teams squaring off to secure a file.
Trials Fusion now in stores, online for 360, PS4, and Xbox One
RedLynx's follow-up to Trials Evolution, Trials Fusion, is out today for 360, PS4, and Xbox One. A download version is available for $19.99 for all systems, and a physical version, which includes a Season Pass and bonus in-game items, is available for $39.99 for PS4 and Xbox One. Fusion features the same trick- and physics-based gameplay as its predecessors, a track editor with the ability for users to share their creations, online play, and the new FMX tricks system.
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Famed artist Yoshitaka Amano has provided his own take on the world of Child of Light. A new time-lapse video was released showing the Final Fantasy artist creating the work pictured above; a full version of the piece is viewable below. The art will be available as a poster in the Collector's Edition that's been announced for release in Africa, Australia, Europe, and the Middle East. Unfortunately, there's been no word on a North American release.


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Welcome to the Glove Theatre!
In the heart of downtown Gloversville, the Glove Theatre presents a wide variety of music performance, comedy, family, cultural and holiday shows and events. Our goal is that you have a wonderful experience at our theatre and that each performance you attend will make an average night memorable.
The Fantasticks
The Fantasticks is a 1960 musical with music by Harvey Schmidt and lyrics by Tom Jones. It tells an allegorical story, loosely based on the play The Romancers (Les Romanesques) by Edmond Rostand, concerning two neighboring familes who trick their children, Luisa and Matt, into falling in love by pretending to feud. The fathers hire traveling actors to stage a mock abduction, so that Matt can heroically seem to save Luisa, ending the supposed feud. When the children discover the deception, they reject the arranged love match and separate. Each then gains disillusioning experiences of the real world, seen in parallel fantasy sequences. They return to each other bruised but enlightened, and they renew their vows with more maturity.
The show's original off-Broadway production ran a total of 42 years and 17,162 performances, making it the world's longest-running musical. The musical was produced by Lore Noto. It was awarded Tony Honors for Excellence in Theatre in 1991. The poetic book and breezy, inventive score, including such familiar songs as "Try to Remember," helped make this show so durable. Many productions followed, as well as television and film versions. The Fantasticks has also become a staple of regional, community, and high school productions virtually since its premiere, with approximately 250 new productions each year. It is played with a small cast, two- to three-person orchestra and minimalist set design. Among many revivals, the show re-opened off-Broadway in 2006. As of 2010, its original investors have earned 240 times their original investments. The musical has played throughout the U.S. and in at least 67 foreign countries.
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2015 Season
We are proud to present our 2015 Season
Fiddler on the Roof July 24Aug 1 Directed by Rick Grossman
The Music Man JR Directed by Devan & Will Eagan
August 2023
The Fantasticks Directed by Chris Stefani
Sept 25Oct 3
Miracle on 34th Street Directed by Andrew Higgs
Dec 1720
Karen Romeyn
Don & Kathy Peeler
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**Call for Actors**
The Historic Glove Theatre home to The Glove Performing Arts Center will be holding auditions for Miracle on 34th Street on Tuesday, October 6 and Wednesday, October 7 at 6:00pm at the GLOVE Theatre. Performers of all ages and types are encouraged to audition. Callbacks, if necessary, will be held on Wednesday, October 7 at 8:00pm at the same location (will include readings from the script). Sign in will begin at promptly 5:30pm every night. Please
prepare a minute long dramatic monologue. Rehearsals to begin towards the end of October, performances to be held in December 18-20, 2015.
Doctor Pierce Physician at Maplewood Home
Kris Kringle Santa Claus
Bag Lady at Thanksgiving Day Parade
Rich Person at Thanksgiving Day Parade
Shellhammer Mrs. Walkers Assistant
Doris Walker personnel manager at Macy's
Susan Walker Doris' daughter, aged 7
Fred Gayley a lawyer, neighbor and friend to Doris and Susan
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Macy owner and manager of Macy's Department Store
Sawyer Macy's vocational guidance counselor
Bloomingdale owner and manager of Bloomingdale's Department Store
Judge Harper of the New York State Court
Finley bailiff in Judge Harper's Court
Mara prosecuting attorney
Halloran Judge Harper's political campaign manager
Duncan antelope keeper at the Central Park Zoo
Mara Jr prosecuting attorney's child
Al & Lou postal employees
Teenagers (3), Children (3), Elves (4 to 8), Parents 3, Pedestrians/Shoppers/Postal
Baggers (3 or More)
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Gloversville, NY 12078
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Some of the small projects we are working on:
Roofs over side exits $ 4500
Painting and glazing widows $ 4500
Refurbishing Men's bathroom $ 1000
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Keith Urban's 2013 in Review – Exclusive Photos
As 2013 draws to a close, it's obvious that it was a good year for country superstar Keith Urban. He reviews the highs of the year in this photo recap, provided exclusively to Taste of Country.
As 2013 draws to a close, it's obvious that it was a good year for country superstar Keith Urban. He reviews the highs of the year in this photo recap, provided exclusively to Taste of Country.
Keith Urban's 'Fuse' album is full of creative risks that fall back on strong songwriting and unique perspective. A song about falling in love in the back of a police car? That's never been done before. In 'Cop Car,' the superstar finds a way to make his narrative relatable to even the most law-abiding romantic.
In the winter of 2004, a few country stars were thinking of the great outdoors. Gary Allan had "Nothing On But The Radio". Brad Paisley had me wanting to get some "Mud On The Tires". But it was newcomer Blake Shelton that had me day dreaming of "Some Beach" somewhere. Blake was so convincing, "Some Beach" was No.1 for four weeks straight. 2004 also had other amazing songs.
Being an 'American Idol' judge, country singer, father of two and a devoted husband doesn't leave you with much free time, and Keith Urban admits that even he has a hard time balancing everything.
Keith Urban is one of the best coiffed men in music in general, not just the country genre. When he chopped his locks, people noticed. Did his wife, Oscar-winning actress Nicole Kidman, factor into the decision to go short?
Keith Urban was on hand to help kick off Grammy season by performing at 'The Grammy Nominations Concert Live!!" last night (Dec. 6) in Los Angeles, during which nominees in major categories were revealed. He strapped on his guitar and he sang Bill Withers' elegiac 'Ain't No Sunshine' and he did so with R&B crooner Miguel.
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I could watch the special edition (VHS, pre-Kiwi) and have someone throw action figures in my face, though.
1 Thursday, October 21, 2010 1:03 pm
Re: Star Wars in 3D (5 replies, posted in General)
Unfortunately, I won't be spending 15 dollars to see a movie I already own in a format it wasn't shot for.
2 Thursday, October 21, 2010 12:57 pm
Re: Actual free music (3 replies, posted in Fans)
I don't know, man, that was forever and a day ago.
3 Saturday, April 24, 2010 2:20 pm
Re: The Clone Wars, "Death Trap" episode (13 replies, posted in Film and Television)
I do enjoy having Aurra Sing in these episodes and the addition of Boba Fett as a recurring character is awesome but I fear it'll lead to an awkward breakdown of the character. In a single appearance they've set up Sing as Boba's mentor with what seems to me as inexplicable.
The shadowed Trandoshan on the Slave 1 is could be Bossk, if that is a Trandoshan. But given his rivalry with Fett later on, I''m not sure why it would be Bossk, since that would retcon the Trandoshan not knowing about Fett at all.
Maybe it's better explained then what I saw but I haven't been watching this show on a regular basis. 3D animation has always seemed to me to be lackluster.
My real complaint is that Boba has a full head of hair. I know it allows children to better recognize him but none of the other cadets seem to have a full head of hair with a couple of exceptions. I'd think someone would have at least been suspicious. Thankfully it's a kid show, didn't have to expect too much from it.
4 Monday, April 19, 2010 6:04 pm
Re: Actual free music (3 replies, posted in Fans)
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(Wonder what I wrote there.)
5 Monday, February 15, 2010 11:33 pm
Re: The fight for Devastation RPG (33 replies, posted in Role Playing)
Kentaiba walked onto the battlefield languidly. Leaning a bit he glanced down the hallway. A barricade of all things. Barbarians.
The ranks were loose, poorly blasting the defense. He dragged a case over, popped the latches, and hauled out a little chunk of metal.
He placed it on the ground, making sure to point the the triangular end towards the barricade. Flipping the switch contained in the case. All at once the chunk sprung to life, six multi-sectioned legs scuttling along down the hall. It was quick, determined. The defenders already had enough on their plates without dealing with this.
It didn't make it to the front lines, it didn't have to. With it's dieing exultation, a small sphere rolled out from under the carapage toward the main line, unnoticed, a loose part of a now useless machine.
Contuining slowly, it stopped just at the junction between two pieces of the barricade. A thick toxic gas issued out, prepared to envolope any being nearby.
The gas wouldn't kill them, so much as the Sith forces now hammering that one spot as one. They'd make a chink in the enemy's armor.
(Hope that's decent, I'm a little out of practice)
6 Wednesday, December 2, 2009 2:04 pm
Re: The most annoying kids show. (54 replies, posted in Fans)
I'm gonna have to say Twilight.
Since movies count
7 Thursday, November 5, 2009 3:05 pm
Re: Lando Calrissian Adventures (5 replies, posted in Serious Geeking)
*Moved to Serious Geeking*
8 Monday, November 2, 2009 3:50 pm
Re: Best SW video games? (13 replies, posted in General)
I'd say a computer, anything that'll be on the xbox will be on a windows. Let's you play Kotor, Battlefront, etc.
Or just stay with Shadows of the Empire, that's a fun game, especially 'Gall Space Station', I think, the one where you fight Boba. It's been a while since I've played.
The last star wars game I played was 'The Force Unleashed' for Wii.
(I'd say this belongs in Serious Geeking or General...)
*Moved to General*
9 Saturday, October 17, 2009 6:04 pm
Topic: Aliens: Colonial Marines/AVP (5 replies, posted in Fans)
To begin, I'm excited.
There hasn't really been a good aliens or predator game since the first few for the computer.
After having escaped cancellation, these two games are making their way to the standard consoles
Some things that make it exciting
4 player co-op. I'm assuming online. That's my big seller for Colonial Marines.
As for AVP,
yet again the chance to play as the three races
Not alot out besides the trailer and standard info but it looks great. I suggest buying it on the PC since that's the only of the three systems I own.
10 Friday, October 16, 2009 7:43 pm
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I saw the tail end of the movie (long story) and don't really have an interest in seeing the rest of it.
I ended up leaving and using the ticket to watch Cloudy with a Chance...or whatever the one is with Mr. T. as a police officer.
It looked like a decent animated film but the trailers and what I saw looked...similar. But I can't say what is is I've seen that's like it. Maybe it's just because it's Tim Burton.
11 Friday, October 16, 2009 7:35 pm
Re: Favorite Women of Star Wars (31 replies, posted in Serious Geeking)
hmm, Barriss Offee. Just something about the actress and especially after reading the clone wars novel that focused on her. Medstar I believe.
12 Sunday, September 13, 2009 6:28 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
(I wasn't sure what to do with the post and never really killed the character. But the idea is he managed to find a meal soon enough not to die. Not sure, I'll probably officially kill him pretty soon.)
13 Sunday, September 13, 2009 5:48 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
Ronsom's butterfly swords erupted. The spell placed on the swords amplified the fire. But the smaller blade length didn't give him much advantage in that regard. He sweeped, cut, stabbed, chopped his way As he moved through the head of the latest zombie, blood hit him in the side of the head. He turned toward it. A headless zombie falling to the ground.
He didn't question it, forced to keep himself moving. Making a curved path back toward Emeline. He made it nearly unscathed. Making a few near misses, each time saved by an unknown ally nearby.
"Tired..." Ronsom kept close.
"Yeah, I had to eat too." He almost cut Santiago's head off, he looked terrible. Covered in bite marks and lacerations.
"Fighting the good fight are we?" Iago hefted a pump-action shotgun.
14 Thursday, September 10, 2009 8:03 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
Ronsom stretched out and pointed to the Griffon.
"I'd assume on the other side of that. It's a vampire, look for newly moved dirt."
One dry rotted smell was akin to another. He wouldn't be able to pick the destroyer out in particular.
They moved into the cemetary in a sort of isosceles triangle formation, two vampires closer to each other than the werewolf.
Ronsom swallowed, all of a sudden fighting a weak appetite
Ronson locked eyes with the other vampire," if we survive, want to grab a late night snack?"
15 Wednesday, September 9, 2009 7:50 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
Ronson picked himself up yet again, again forgotten. Surviving was nice, he enjoyed that. For now he could only contemplate his direction. There was forward, toward the wolves or backward, toward Santiago's remains. The police sirens cleared his head.
In respect for life and the dead, Ronsom headed back to the musuem. By the time he arrived he didn't bother to look for Iago's corpse, that would be a waste of time.
"...the Destroyer." That sounded uncomfortable, Ronsom listened a bit longer.
"Can I help?" A werewolf helping a vampire, wonder of the night.
Ronsom raised his hand in agreement, "Permission to come aboard Captain?"
They tensed up, well, more so.
"I've had the worst night of my life. Is it so hard to believe I'd like to see another?" Ronsom laid his swords on the floor, the empty autorevolver beside them. Both hands raised in surrender.
He could hear that voice chiding him.
"After you attack us?" Avlynn of course referred to the hummer.
"I was nearly run-over and then almost beheaded. Sure, why not, I'm sorry." Ronsom's head drooped, maybe they wouldn't notice his annoyed expression.
16 Thursday, September 3, 2009 7:36 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
Ronsom picked himself up, dusted himself off, and took a good look at the wolves thankfully ignoring him. That being said, he turned starting back down the road. A tap to the shoulder spooked him, he whirled around swords out.
"Calm down. And head the other way." That man again...
"I'd rather not die. Thanks anyway." Ronsom walked on.
But he walked toward the wolves, and couldn't stop.
When he regained will over his legs, he was standing ever so near to them. Visible behind the biker. Unarmed.
His lightning man no where to be seen.
17 Saturday, August 29, 2009 8:17 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
"What's the price of eternal life?" Ronsom threw a trash can in the direction of the voice.
"Every day living in fear of what lies beyond the veil of your own pitiful existence."
He'd slid down to the grime covered alley, arms draped over his knees.
"I eat to survive, and survive to eat. Is that your point?" Ronsom lifted the autorevolver toward the blackness, the origin of that new voice, escaped from the confines of the amulet. He fired the last shot and dropped the gun.
"So this is where it ends? Another restless night at the whim of the universe?" It prevailed. Probably above his head then.
"I just wanted to get paid." Ronsom looked to the forgotten gun and changed his mind, once more holstering it.
"That's just what I wanted to hear. You can start immediately." His voice ecstatic, a man in a three-piece suit made his inevitable appearance. He held a club in the off hand, every strike of the ground sending out sparks.
Ronsom pushed the allusion away and ran once more. He could still feel the amulet, hungered for it even.
As he rounded the corner the figure of a man supposedly projected by the amulet, an allusion, smiled and walked off in the other direction.
Ronsom fortunately missed the werwolf, and unfortunately was caught in the hummer's headlights. Struck but not unaware he struggled on, claws ripping into the hood. Climbing toward the driver's side.
The man's voice nestled in his head, he kept on. If only to have his mind to himself.
18 Friday, August 28, 2009 1:56 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
Ronsom ran, scurried down an alleyway. But still knew the stench, the following animals behind him. It hurt, hurt to think. Like any thought other than move was being blocked out. But he'd just fed, was strong, and could keep a sliver of his mind.
He stopped, looked down the alleyway and then up it. Couldn't smell anything. His eyes hurt, his skin felt like it would fall off. Ronsom ran, the feeling went away. He stopped once more, the feeling returned.
The alleyways were a rather large square around the front of the museum. A boutique was between him and his endless goal. He went right through it.
19 Tuesday, August 25, 2009 3:00 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
"Hmm, seems we've been outnumbered." Santiago pulled the trigger for the third time.
"I suppose..." Ronsom rolled to hide behind a display.
Reanimated dinosaurs. Just too much. He doubted you could kill it with a gun.
He placed the autorevolver back in his shoulder holster and removed the two butterfly swords.
He'd silvered part of the blade for wolves, had placed magic wards on them to cut better and stay sharp. Now it was a testament to crazyness. Ronsom ran headlong in the gaping jaws of the dinosaur and fell to the floor beneath. With one cut he splintered the bone, a second swipe another on the same leg.
Maybe he'd lost it, maybe it was the excess of blood.
"Idiot!" Iago shot toward the human one last time and ran. Iago wasn't as nimble, hadn't had as much need to fight one-on-one. He was caught between the monster's fangs.
Ronsom used the extra time to slide out of the way. Iago might survive, he didn't have high hopes.
It walked with a distinct limp now, slowly ebbing away as the bone repaired.
The newcomer mages were distracted. Ronsom dove for the amulet and caught it by the chain on his fingertips. He wanted to run, take it home, take it back. But the back stairway was out of reach.
Ronsom jumped into the window and kept going. If they wanted it, they'd have to follow him to the grounds below.
20 Monday, August 24, 2009 2:40 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
Ronsom trudged up the stairwell to the upper floor. Lead along by scent, he'd fed, and the smell of werewolf was ever more obvious. He was running away. Santiago had pulled a second autorevolver from within his jacket and handed it over to Ronsom before they'd begun to ascend.
Yet again, .454, and fortunately silver bullets jingled in the quick load he'd also been given.
He threw the door at the top of the stairs open, prepared to leap from the window at any moment. The whole affair had devolved to shenanigans.
The first thing he saw, the overbearing sign heradling the arrival of the amulet of Delkath. Then the two others, and finally the scent of more arrivals.
"If we're all after this artifact. Maybe we can quibble over it after stealing it." Santiago poised his barrel to the opposing stairwell.
Ronsom merely stayed close to the door. Ready to move back down it.
21 Saturday, August 22, 2009 7:54 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
The dock had workers, an organizer. Ronsom smelled more than that but they could wait...although the werewolf stench brushed his attention...he was hungry. Santiago held the autorevolver toward the biggest grouping of bodies, they noticed immediately. Ronsom had moved behind a wall of boxes. The closest one, had a clipboard, Ronsom placed the dull edge of one sword to the man's neck and pulled him away from the rest in one heave.
His preference was women. Oh well. He dug his fangs in to the man's neck and as the sweet life drained out the hunger only seemed to increase with the knowledge of other warm bodies.
"The amulet of Delkath. Or I let my friend have seconds." Iago pulled the hammer back for emphasis.
The door to the loading dock opened.
As for drinking blood, are there any rules for creating new vampires? Such as, have to be opposite sex, have to be a virgin, etc.?
22 Saturday, August 22, 2009 7:26 am
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
"We're just looking my dear. My friend here has a terrible skin condition, exposure to much sunlight could kill him. Surely the curator informed you we'd be coming?" Santiago waved his hand toward Ronsom.
Ronsom didn't notice, suddenly enthralled by the lovely lady's neck line.
Flabergasted, the young intern ran toward the curator's office. She had to run up a flight of stairs and down a hallway. By then, Iago had knocked Ronsom out of it.
The two headed to the loading dock entrance, and stopped hand on the knob.
"Humans...we could easily wait out 'till the next night and swipe it from the display..." Ronsom moved his eyes to the staircase.
"No, no. Let's have dinner shall we?" Ronsom threw the door open and walked in butterfly swords out, pulled from the sheath on his belt. It smelled so good. So tender. He had arrived to a buffet.
quick question on a vampire's ability. Can these or any vampire become mist or wolves or bats? How is their sense of smell, do I know a werewolf when I see one?
23 Friday, August 21, 2009 1:59 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
The Hard Luck was a popular den for wolves. No doubt they'd been ordered to meet there just to catch their interest. His mind worked on a couple of dimensions. He only knew the tavern was a dive for wolves, and he knew he was being paid to steal an amulet. Anything else, plots and politics were over his head. He had trouble bothering.
Ronsom was task oriented. Santiago didn't care either way, with the two of them so distant from the other blood-suckers.
"Are we being followed?" Iago glanced to the little hard case.
"Who's to say...turn at the light."
They turned in. They pulled up, got out. Iago opened the case, left it behind.
It was an autorevolver, Ronsom guessed it took a .454 casull, medium-large game rounds.
"You only have to pull the hammer once." And of course, they'd be after large game eventually.
The musuem was closed.
24 Thursday, August 20, 2009 4:18 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
Ronsom stood atop the roof across from Hard Luck, it was late. And now Santiago arrives.
"It's good to see you Ronsom." He turned to Santiago behind him. The slightly younger vampire carried a small knife with a curved blade, claw-like, a karambit.
He hoped that wasn't the only thing he was carrying tonight.
"Yes well, the sooner this is over, the sooner we part." Ronsom moved to the edge once more, and jumped to the alleyway below.
Iago not far behind, they hopped into the parked jeep. Iago would be the driver. Ronsom looked to the back seat, a small hard case was placed on the floor. He didn't think too much about it.
They pulled out and headed down the road.
"You look sick."
Iago changed over to the left lane.
"I eat enough..." Ronsom rested his head against the widow.
"Don't have to worry about you do I?"
Iago turned the radio down.
"I eat enough. Just drive."
And the job, the musuem would be closed. Easy money-maker.
Then a light dinner and bed.
25 Wednesday, August 19, 2009 7:18 pm
Re: RPG: Supernatural II: Rise of the Vampire Mage (165 replies, posted in Role Playing)
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Sex: Male
Age: 105
Nothing special, skin a little too white, sunken eyes, blue-lense glacier-glasses
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Tired, continually under-fed, and distant. Eyes glossed over most of the time.
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A reader of my blog wrote the following message to me: I have been meditating for about a year now. I have been working with a meditation teacher who has been helpful, but, even though we are of the same Christian faith, he leans too far into the Yogi tradition for my comfort level. My experience with Centering Prayer has been very positive and what I have read and heard about the Christian Contemplative Path resonates with me. To really deepen my practice, do I need a spiritual teacher? If so, … [Read more...]
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