http://forums.lambdascience.com/ Sat, 31 Jul 2010 05:27:22 +0000 MyBB http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=89 Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:34:56 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=89 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=88 Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:33:47 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=88 Duo which is quite affordable by every consumer for their needs in the psp systems. Consumers must know about the features of psp memory stick before buying them from the market. It is important to know that the psp memory stick is only compatible with the PSP-1000 through 3000 series, as it will not fit into a PSP Go. If the consumer wants to expand their PSP then should opt psp memory stick such as 4GB M2 Memory Stick of quite low price from the market.

It is also important for theuser to know that psp memory stick is the highest capacity PRO DUO Memory card available inthe market. The introduction of psp memory stick is a good news for most of the psp owners in many parts of the world. Consumers previously used to use 32 GB of memory into their PSP for storing music, videos and games but introduction of psp memory stick has given consumers most best features than that in the market.]]> Duo which is quite affordable by every consumer for their needs in the psp systems. Consumers must know about the features of psp memory stick before buying them from the market. It is important to know that the psp memory stick is only compatible with the PSP-1000 through 3000 series, as it will not fit into a PSP Go. If the consumer wants to expand their PSP then should opt psp memory stick such as 4GB M2 Memory Stick of quite low price from the market.

It is also important for theuser to know that psp memory stick is the highest capacity PRO DUO Memory card available inthe market. The introduction of psp memory stick is a good news for most of the psp owners in many parts of the world. Consumers previously used to use 32 GB of memory into their PSP for storing music, videos and games but introduction of psp memory stick has given consumers most best features than that in the market.]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=87 Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:28:46 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=87 I love to play games on Wii. Here's a little list of my collection of Wii games.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
NHL 2K10
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
Mario Kart Wii
Wii Sports Resort
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Galaxy
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
DiRT 2

which are yours?]]> I love to play games on Wii. Here's a little list of my collection of Wii games.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
NHL 2K10
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
Mario Kart Wii
Wii Sports Resort
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Galaxy
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess
DiRT 2

which are yours?]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=86 Mon, 29 Mar 2010 23:27:34 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=86
1. Games help children who are ill or have injuries. Absorption in a game distracts the mind from pain and discomfort. Many hospitals are encouraging children and others undergoing painful treatments to play games.

2. Many medical departments are using computer games as a form of physiotherapy. Games help people who are recovery from physical injuries gain motor skills and coordination too.

3. Video games and computer games are known to improve hand-eye co-ordination and help players gain many skills.

4. Games induce decision making and tech players to think on their feet.

5. Games create team players and hone social skills too.

6. Games are known to enhance creativity and inculcate a taste for graphics, design and technology.

7. Many games improve language and math skills as players have to move at a great speed along with the heroes of the game.

8. Video and computer games help children gain self confidence and many games are based on history, city building, and governance and so on. Such games indirectly teach children about aspects of life on earth.

9. Games teach players problem solving, motivation, and cognitive skills. Most games inspire players to strive and reach more difficult levels presenting challenges at each stage.]]>
1. Games help children who are ill or have injuries. Absorption in a game distracts the mind from pain and discomfort. Many hospitals are encouraging children and others undergoing painful treatments to play games.

2. Many medical departments are using computer games as a form of physiotherapy. Games help people who are recovery from physical injuries gain motor skills and coordination too.

3. Video games and computer games are known to improve hand-eye co-ordination and help players gain many skills.

4. Games induce decision making and tech players to think on their feet.

5. Games create team players and hone social skills too.

6. Games are known to enhance creativity and inculcate a taste for graphics, design and technology.

7. Many games improve language and math skills as players have to move at a great speed along with the heroes of the game.

8. Video and computer games help children gain self confidence and many games are based on history, city building, and governance and so on. Such games indirectly teach children about aspects of life on earth.

9. Games teach players problem solving, motivation, and cognitive skills. Most games inspire players to strive and reach more difficult levels presenting challenges at each stage.]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=85 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:36:16 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=85
So what should you do so as to change this and start raking in the dough? Here are some tips to get you started!

Tips You Can't Afford To Miss!

* First of all, change the Permalink structure which Wordpress offers. This is simply because the default Permalink structure is quite messy and unappealing, but you can customize it according to your requirements. Use a custom structure such as /%postname%/ and watch the traffic on your site go up!
* Another thing you can do is put in only excerpts of your many posts on your home page or tag pages. In fact, you can apply this rule to your category pages as well. That way, you'll also be steering clear of duplicate content on your various pages.
* To the best of your ability, optimize the internal linking structure of your blog. This has a double advantage - it is user friendly, so users tend to stay on your site and secondly, this gives a healthy boost to your search engine rankings.
* For every page, write unique titles and don't forget to put in little meta descriptions tags for each of those pages. In fact, install the All-In-One SEO pack, it saves you a lot of time and effort.
* Now, as we all know, sitemaps are very important, so use the Xml Sitemaps plug-in. The default settings do all the work for you. All you need to do is upload the plug-in. Here's a handy tip, submit this sitemap to Google!
* When you're done updating the content and posts on your blog, try to Ping sites. Use the writing tab to update your content. Then make a list of sites you want to Ping when you're done publishing new posts. This really helps!
* Last, but definitely not the least, do make sure that your code is indeed a valid one. You could try using the W3C Validator to double check!


What is a blog, if it is not optimized to search engines? Merely setting up a blog is not enough. You need to know how to make it "search engine friendly", and if you can do that, you're a winner. If you can't, then you're not going to generate the revenue you thought you could. Your blog could have great content, but the fact is, not too many people will know about it, because it just doesn't show up in the first couple of pages on Google search!

So what should you do so as to change this and start raking in the dough? Here are some tips to get you started!

Tips You Can't Afford To Miss!

* First of all, change the Permalink structure which Wordpress offers. This is simply because the default Permalink structure is quite messy and unappealing, but you can customize it according to your requirements. Use a custom structure such as /%postname%/ and watch the traffic on your site go up!
* Another thing you can do is put in only excerpts of your many posts on your home page or tag pages. In fact, you can apply this rule to your category pages as well. That way, you'll also be steering clear of duplicate content on your various pages.
* To the best of your ability, optimize the internal linking structure of your blog. This has a double advantage - it is user friendly, so users tend to stay on your site and secondly, this gives a healthy boost to your search engine rankings.
* For every page, write unique titles and don't forget to put in little meta descriptions tags for each of those pages. In fact, install the All-In-One SEO pack, it saves you a lot of time and effort.
* Now, as we all know, sitemaps are very important, so use the Xml Sitemaps plug-in. The default settings do all the work for you. All you need to do is upload the plug-in. Here's a handy tip, submit this sitemap to Google!
* When you're done updating the content and posts on your blog, try to Ping sites. Use the writing tab to update your content. Then make a list of sites you want to Ping when you're done publishing new posts. This really helps!
* Last, but definitely not the least, do make sure that your code is indeed a valid one. You could try using the W3C Validator to double check!

Have fun blogging with WordPress; it was never easier to achieve Search Engine Optimization (SEO)!]]>
So what should you do so as to change this and start raking in the dough? Here are some tips to get you started!

Tips You Can't Afford To Miss!

* First of all, change the Permalink structure which Wordpress offers. This is simply because the default Permalink structure is quite messy and unappealing, but you can customize it according to your requirements. Use a custom structure such as /%postname%/ and watch the traffic on your site go up!
* Another thing you can do is put in only excerpts of your many posts on your home page or tag pages. In fact, you can apply this rule to your category pages as well. That way, you'll also be steering clear of duplicate content on your various pages.
* To the best of your ability, optimize the internal linking structure of your blog. This has a double advantage - it is user friendly, so users tend to stay on your site and secondly, this gives a healthy boost to your search engine rankings.
* For every page, write unique titles and don't forget to put in little meta descriptions tags for each of those pages. In fact, install the All-In-One SEO pack, it saves you a lot of time and effort.
* Now, as we all know, sitemaps are very important, so use the Xml Sitemaps plug-in. The default settings do all the work for you. All you need to do is upload the plug-in. Here's a handy tip, submit this sitemap to Google!
* When you're done updating the content and posts on your blog, try to Ping sites. Use the writing tab to update your content. Then make a list of sites you want to Ping when you're done publishing new posts. This really helps!
* Last, but definitely not the least, do make sure that your code is indeed a valid one. You could try using the W3C Validator to double check!


What is a blog, if it is not optimized to search engines? Merely setting up a blog is not enough. You need to know how to make it "search engine friendly", and if you can do that, you're a winner. If you can't, then you're not going to generate the revenue you thought you could. Your blog could have great content, but the fact is, not too many people will know about it, because it just doesn't show up in the first couple of pages on Google search!

So what should you do so as to change this and start raking in the dough? Here are some tips to get you started!

Tips You Can't Afford To Miss!

* First of all, change the Permalink structure which Wordpress offers. This is simply because the default Permalink structure is quite messy and unappealing, but you can customize it according to your requirements. Use a custom structure such as /%postname%/ and watch the traffic on your site go up!
* Another thing you can do is put in only excerpts of your many posts on your home page or tag pages. In fact, you can apply this rule to your category pages as well. That way, you'll also be steering clear of duplicate content on your various pages.
* To the best of your ability, optimize the internal linking structure of your blog. This has a double advantage - it is user friendly, so users tend to stay on your site and secondly, this gives a healthy boost to your search engine rankings.
* For every page, write unique titles and don't forget to put in little meta descriptions tags for each of those pages. In fact, install the All-In-One SEO pack, it saves you a lot of time and effort.
* Now, as we all know, sitemaps are very important, so use the Xml Sitemaps plug-in. The default settings do all the work for you. All you need to do is upload the plug-in. Here's a handy tip, submit this sitemap to Google!
* When you're done updating the content and posts on your blog, try to Ping sites. Use the writing tab to update your content. Then make a list of sites you want to Ping when you're done publishing new posts. This really helps!
* Last, but definitely not the least, do make sure that your code is indeed a valid one. You could try using the W3C Validator to double check!

Have fun blogging with WordPress; it was never easier to achieve Search Engine Optimization (SEO)!]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=84 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:29:10 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=84
Macromedia Dreamweaver is the most popular web site editor tools. It enables you to build a website with small HTML knowledge. It allows source code to be edited easily. Dreamweaver has additional features including templates to make easy global change quickly and JavaScript behaviors to let you make rollover graphics and to know how to code scripts.

Have some tips on how to create a website using the Dreamweaver. Let's get started:

1.Start Dreamweaver

2.In the toolbar menu at the top go to Site

3.Click "New".

4.Click on " Local Info" on the left hand pane. In "Site Name" type "Your Web site's name". In "Local Root Folder" click on the yellow icon to browse for the folder containing your local web site files. If necessary create a new folder. Under "HTTP Address", type the address or the name of your website. Check the cache "Enable Cache" box.

5.Click on "remote info" on the left hand pane. Under "Access", choose "FTP". Under "FTP Host", type "the ftp host details from your hosting provider". Leave "host directory "blank, unless you have been given one. Enter the details you were given by your hosting provider under log in or password. Check the "save" box. Check the "Passive FTP" box. Under "check in/out", check "Enable Check In and Check Out" and "Check out Files when Opening". Enter your details under "Check out Name" and "Email Address".

6.Click OK.

7.Your site structure should be viewable now.

Do you know how to build a website? To create a website is a very easy task if you have all the knowledge for it. in the past few years website creation has evolved into the form of blogs and popular social networking platforms like Facebook free blogging platforms. These social networking sites suggest a brilliant idea for building a simple website for the purpose of advertising and product promotion.

Although social media networking sites are very helpful in creating a good avenue for Internet advertising, it is still best to have your own site that has your own domain name. You can have the name of your business as the domain name. This way, it will be easier for the potential customers to remember the site. Make your domain name simple, catchy, and easy to remember so that you can improve your web traffic.

With the Dreamweaver, it can create an customized design for your web page. You can have it look really attractive and more professional. Remember that through your web page you can build a reputation over the Internet and start having a positive credibility. A good website for product marketing is the key to gaining more profits and sales. This is the reason why you should get ample amount of knowledge on how to build a website for the purpose of promoting your business and expanding your scope of target markets.]]>
Macromedia Dreamweaver is the most popular web site editor tools. It enables you to build a website with small HTML knowledge. It allows source code to be edited easily. Dreamweaver has additional features including templates to make easy global change quickly and JavaScript behaviors to let you make rollover graphics and to know how to code scripts.

Have some tips on how to create a website using the Dreamweaver. Let's get started:

1.Start Dreamweaver

2.In the toolbar menu at the top go to Site

3.Click "New".

4.Click on " Local Info" on the left hand pane. In "Site Name" type "Your Web site's name". In "Local Root Folder" click on the yellow icon to browse for the folder containing your local web site files. If necessary create a new folder. Under "HTTP Address", type the address or the name of your website. Check the cache "Enable Cache" box.

5.Click on "remote info" on the left hand pane. Under "Access", choose "FTP". Under "FTP Host", type "the ftp host details from your hosting provider". Leave "host directory "blank, unless you have been given one. Enter the details you were given by your hosting provider under log in or password. Check the "save" box. Check the "Passive FTP" box. Under "check in/out", check "Enable Check In and Check Out" and "Check out Files when Opening". Enter your details under "Check out Name" and "Email Address".

6.Click OK.

7.Your site structure should be viewable now.

Do you know how to build a website? To create a website is a very easy task if you have all the knowledge for it. in the past few years website creation has evolved into the form of blogs and popular social networking platforms like Facebook free blogging platforms. These social networking sites suggest a brilliant idea for building a simple website for the purpose of advertising and product promotion.

Although social media networking sites are very helpful in creating a good avenue for Internet advertising, it is still best to have your own site that has your own domain name. You can have the name of your business as the domain name. This way, it will be easier for the potential customers to remember the site. Make your domain name simple, catchy, and easy to remember so that you can improve your web traffic.

With the Dreamweaver, it can create an customized design for your web page. You can have it look really attractive and more professional. Remember that through your web page you can build a reputation over the Internet and start having a positive credibility. A good website for product marketing is the key to gaining more profits and sales. This is the reason why you should get ample amount of knowledge on how to build a website for the purpose of promoting your business and expanding your scope of target markets.]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=83 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:25:15 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=83
And this is where mobile application testing comes into the picture. In contrast to earlier practices of allowing bugs and issues to be reported by consumers themselves, agencies have resorted to offering flawless applications - courtesy mobile application testing.

Here are some of the prominent features of a testing procedure prevalent in the industry:

* Development of a strategy or framework for testing
* Harnessing of test scripts and frameworks
* Execution
* Reporting of bugs and issues pertaining to the test
* Cross-platform operability and performance testing
* Certification testing plans
* Final analysis and report

While the above steps seem like a cakewalk, think again! It takes qualified engineers and equally deft software application builders to provide a flawless program and an even smoother testing operation. The whole procedure also requires a test field run - which handpicks a number of potential customers and is tested on. The feedback is used to further refine the mobile applications, which by now should have reached a level of quality and finesse that can be called flawless. If not, the application requires a re-structuring rather than a rerun of the testing procedure!

The complexities involved in testing and verification of Mobile Application requires a dedicated team which understands the nuances of various mobile devices, their manufacturers and the networks on which they operate. At Endeavour Software Technologies this has been accomplished by having a dedicated testing lab viz Endeavour Quality Assurance Lab (EqUAL). They use ACtP3 framework comprising of 5 phases to test mobile applications for achieving the desired result of a robust, scalable, secure, and responsive mobile solution on multiple mobile device platforms. These steps include:

* Analysis: This comprises of identifying the limitations & features of different platforms and devices in order to provide a strong base before starting the testing exercise

* Crash-free Testing: This helps to provide the stability of the application before starting formal testing

* Planned testing: This is the formal testing to ensure the maximum test coverage which includes testing related to Application Start Up, UI Specifications in cross mobile OS, Connectivity, Interaction, Localization,
I/O Capabilities, Memory limitations, Auto updates, Stress Testing and so on

* Peer testing: This involves challenging peer testers to find out any new issue if they can

* Production testing: To ensure the application is running as expected in real time]]>
And this is where mobile application testing comes into the picture. In contrast to earlier practices of allowing bugs and issues to be reported by consumers themselves, agencies have resorted to offering flawless applications - courtesy mobile application testing.

Here are some of the prominent features of a testing procedure prevalent in the industry:

* Development of a strategy or framework for testing
* Harnessing of test scripts and frameworks
* Execution
* Reporting of bugs and issues pertaining to the test
* Cross-platform operability and performance testing
* Certification testing plans
* Final analysis and report

While the above steps seem like a cakewalk, think again! It takes qualified engineers and equally deft software application builders to provide a flawless program and an even smoother testing operation. The whole procedure also requires a test field run - which handpicks a number of potential customers and is tested on. The feedback is used to further refine the mobile applications, which by now should have reached a level of quality and finesse that can be called flawless. If not, the application requires a re-structuring rather than a rerun of the testing procedure!

The complexities involved in testing and verification of Mobile Application requires a dedicated team which understands the nuances of various mobile devices, their manufacturers and the networks on which they operate. At Endeavour Software Technologies this has been accomplished by having a dedicated testing lab viz Endeavour Quality Assurance Lab (EqUAL). They use ACtP3 framework comprising of 5 phases to test mobile applications for achieving the desired result of a robust, scalable, secure, and responsive mobile solution on multiple mobile device platforms. These steps include:

* Analysis: This comprises of identifying the limitations & features of different platforms and devices in order to provide a strong base before starting the testing exercise

* Crash-free Testing: This helps to provide the stability of the application before starting formal testing

* Planned testing: This is the formal testing to ensure the maximum test coverage which includes testing related to Application Start Up, UI Specifications in cross mobile OS, Connectivity, Interaction, Localization,
I/O Capabilities, Memory limitations, Auto updates, Stress Testing and so on

* Peer testing: This involves challenging peer testers to find out any new issue if they can

* Production testing: To ensure the application is running as expected in real time]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=82 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:20:26 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=82
R4 DS games can be used to play both homebrew games as well as commercial games developed and released for the Nintendo DS. Homebrew games refer to games that are developed by users for particular hardware, such as the Nintendo DS, which are propriety hardware and cannot be reprogrammed by the user. These are generally available as free ware on the internet. This also includes fangames which are games developed by fans to imitate a particular popular game and may or may not have characters and themes similar to their popular counterparts. Another type of R4 DS games includes the commercial games which are developed by the proprietors themselves and are compatible only with the particular hardware. These are generally sold for a nominal fee. The R4 DS cards can store both types of games as long as the games are compatible with the card.]]>
R4 DS games can be used to play both homebrew games as well as commercial games developed and released for the Nintendo DS. Homebrew games refer to games that are developed by users for particular hardware, such as the Nintendo DS, which are propriety hardware and cannot be reprogrammed by the user. These are generally available as free ware on the internet. This also includes fangames which are games developed by fans to imitate a particular popular game and may or may not have characters and themes similar to their popular counterparts. Another type of R4 DS games includes the commercial games which are developed by the proprietors themselves and are compatible only with the particular hardware. These are generally sold for a nominal fee. The R4 DS cards can store both types of games as long as the games are compatible with the card.]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=81 Mon, 22 Mar 2010 03:14:05 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=81
10 - Gamma World - It's a post-apocalyptic game, but not in the style of Mad Max. This game fit more into the style of a science fantasy game. You could play all sorts of random mutant creatures, in addition to playing people that were mostly normal.

9 - Vampire the Masquerade - Some may argue which is the best World of Darkness product. But Vampire the Masquerade was the game that put White Wolf on the map. Vampire the Masquerade has also become the number Live Action Roleplaying Game in the world. Go LARP'ers!

8 - RuneQuest - This game was considered as one of the 'Big Three' at some point. The big three being D&D, Traveller, and RuneQuest. It provided a different setting and system than other fantasy roleplaying games at the time.

7 - Champions - Although it may no longer be the most popular comic-themed roleplaying game ever, this game has been around a long time since it was first published in 1981. The game set the stage for many other comic book and super hero related roleplaying games.

6 - Tunnels & Trolls - Right after D&D was T&T. Tunnels & Trolls was the second roleplaying game ever created. The game was created as an alternate, and hopefully easier to play, version of Dungeons & Dragons.

5 - GURPs - The Generic Universal RolePlaying System is able to adapt itself to any game environment. Any setting you can think of has been created for the system. Its creator, Steve Jackson, is one of the most well-known game designers in the industry because of this game.

4 - Star Wars - Based on the movies carrying the same name, the Star Wars Roleplaying Game was first created by West End Games using the d6 system. Eventually it moved on to other companies and saw some play time under the d20 system, and then finally the Saga Edition. It is the premiere sci-fi, or space opera, themed roleplaying game due to George Lucas dominating the minds of nerds all over the world.

3 - Traveller - Not as famous as its other space opera buddy, Star Wars. This game, however, did come out as a roleplaying system before George Lucas's creation did. Traveller was first created in 1977 and has been going strong ever since. The game is definitely considered one of the 'original' RPGs.

2 - Call of Cthulhu - A unique entry into this list. This horror-based roleplaying game is based off of the works of H.P. Lovecraft. There really isn't a popular, comparable game out on the market now. Instead, different gaming companies have chosen to create Call of Cthulhu in a variety of different systems under a variety of different publishers.

1 - Dungeons & Dragons - The most famous pen and paper roleplaying game of all time. This fantasy game still dominates the market with all of its various incarnations, from the original D&D to 4th Edition. D&D creators Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson are legends in the industry, just as the game itself is.]]>
10 - Gamma World - It's a post-apocalyptic game, but not in the style of Mad Max. This game fit more into the style of a science fantasy game. You could play all sorts of random mutant creatures, in addition to playing people that were mostly normal.

9 - Vampire the Masquerade - Some may argue which is the best World of Darkness product. But Vampire the Masquerade was the game that put White Wolf on the map. Vampire the Masquerade has also become the number Live Action Roleplaying Game in the world. Go LARP'ers!

8 - RuneQuest - This game was considered as one of the 'Big Three' at some point. The big three being D&D, Traveller, and RuneQuest. It provided a different setting and system than other fantasy roleplaying games at the time.

7 - Champions - Although it may no longer be the most popular comic-themed roleplaying game ever, this game has been around a long time since it was first published in 1981. The game set the stage for many other comic book and super hero related roleplaying games.

6 - Tunnels & Trolls - Right after D&D was T&T. Tunnels & Trolls was the second roleplaying game ever created. The game was created as an alternate, and hopefully easier to play, version of Dungeons & Dragons.

5 - GURPs - The Generic Universal RolePlaying System is able to adapt itself to any game environment. Any setting you can think of has been created for the system. Its creator, Steve Jackson, is one of the most well-known game designers in the industry because of this game.

4 - Star Wars - Based on the movies carrying the same name, the Star Wars Roleplaying Game was first created by West End Games using the d6 system. Eventually it moved on to other companies and saw some play time under the d20 system, and then finally the Saga Edition. It is the premiere sci-fi, or space opera, themed roleplaying game due to George Lucas dominating the minds of nerds all over the world.

3 - Traveller - Not as famous as its other space opera buddy, Star Wars. This game, however, did come out as a roleplaying system before George Lucas's creation did. Traveller was first created in 1977 and has been going strong ever since. The game is definitely considered one of the 'original' RPGs.

2 - Call of Cthulhu - A unique entry into this list. This horror-based roleplaying game is based off of the works of H.P. Lovecraft. There really isn't a popular, comparable game out on the market now. Instead, different gaming companies have chosen to create Call of Cthulhu in a variety of different systems under a variety of different publishers.

1 - Dungeons & Dragons - The most famous pen and paper roleplaying game of all time. This fantasy game still dominates the market with all of its various incarnations, from the original D&D to 4th Edition. D&D creators Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson are legends in the industry, just as the game itself is.]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=80 Fri, 19 Mar 2010 03:34:30 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=80 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=79 Fri, 19 Mar 2010 03:32:43 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=79 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=78 Fri, 19 Mar 2010 03:29:45 -0700 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=78 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=77 Mon, 01 Mar 2010 16:34:12 -0800 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=77
I've scanned all the images using MMSSTV. What we know so far about the images is that some numbers are circled, and when put together, they're a number for a BBS in Seattle. If you log in, you can see several portal related items there.

If you know anything else, or want to speculate, post a reply to the thread.

Anyway, here is the video of me decoding one of the images: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-aJm5q9LmQ

Dinosaur 02



Dinosaur 04



Dinosaur 06



Dinosaur 07



Dinosaur 08



Dinosaur 09



Dinosaur 10



Dinosaur 11



Dinosaur 13



Dinosaur 14



Dinosaur 15



Dinosaur 16



Dinosaur 18



Dinosaur 19



Dinosaur 20



Dinosaur 21



Dinosaur 22



Dinosaur 23



Dinosaur 24



Dinosaur 25



Dinosaur 26
]]>
I've scanned all the images using MMSSTV. What we know so far about the images is that some numbers are circled, and when put together, they're a number for a BBS in Seattle. If you log in, you can see several portal related items there.

If you know anything else, or want to speculate, post a reply to the thread.

Anyway, here is the video of me decoding one of the images: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-aJm5q9LmQ

Dinosaur 02



Dinosaur 04



Dinosaur 06



Dinosaur 07



Dinosaur 08



Dinosaur 09



Dinosaur 10



Dinosaur 11



Dinosaur 13



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]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=76 Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:51:41 -0800 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=76
The Super Nintendo is still my favorite video game console of all time. Still worth playing after all these years. I've own 3 Snes systems and 3 sets of games to go with them. Thinking of getting another Super Nintendo even today IN 2010..]]>
The Super Nintendo is still my favorite video game console of all time. Still worth playing after all these years. I've own 3 Snes systems and 3 sets of games to go with them. Thinking of getting another Super Nintendo even today IN 2010..]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=75 Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:50:39 -0800 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=75
My shortlist would be:

Halo 3
Gear of War
Gear of War2
Call of Duty-Modern Warfare
Call of Duty-World at War
Half-Life 2

Ok so obviously Halo 2 is the most critically acclaimed - but it is also a pc port. I think my favorite is still modern warfare. the cinematography and tension of 1plr beats all the rest and multiplayer still reminds me of counter strike for the 21st century. with css bein my favorite game of all time then this is a big compliment for me.

Other things I am impressed with? the map editor in halo 3 should be in ever fps cause it adds so much more life to the game. the cover system in gear of war-2 makes all other fps feels sluggish when trying to take cover.

Ok so whats everyones favorite 360 shooter?? did I miss any other "biggies"?

Just thought I didn't mention bioshock, which I love, but I don't count it as a proper fps like the others.]]>
My shortlist would be:

Halo 3
Gear of War
Gear of War2
Call of Duty-Modern Warfare
Call of Duty-World at War
Half-Life 2

Ok so obviously Halo 2 is the most critically acclaimed - but it is also a pc port. I think my favorite is still modern warfare. the cinematography and tension of 1plr beats all the rest and multiplayer still reminds me of counter strike for the 21st century. with css bein my favorite game of all time then this is a big compliment for me.

Other things I am impressed with? the map editor in halo 3 should be in ever fps cause it adds so much more life to the game. the cover system in gear of war-2 makes all other fps feels sluggish when trying to take cover.

Ok so whats everyones favorite 360 shooter?? did I miss any other "biggies"?

Just thought I didn't mention bioshock, which I love, but I don't count it as a proper fps like the others.]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=74 Tue, 26 Jan 2010 21:49:28 -0800 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=74 I am Owais from United Kingdom and I just joined here. I am so glad for joining here because I like to play video games for many hours. I think there's a lot of interesting topics and discussions happening on this forum and wanted to check it out and give and get some great advice on different issue related with video games.]]> I am Owais from United Kingdom and I just joined here. I am so glad for joining here because I like to play video games for many hours. I think there's a lot of interesting topics and discussions happening on this forum and wanted to check it out and give and get some great advice on different issue related with video games.]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=73 Mon, 11 Jan 2010 04:03:05 -0800 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=73 I love reading and have read a couple of books. I started reading after I read "The Da Vinci Code", I liked reading the book so much that I started reading other novels also and slowly started liking reading. I am currently reading a very good book "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" penned down by J K Rowling. She has written about 6 books and all of these were gifted to me by a friend of mine for Christmas. He knows this kind of books I like. I am enjoying reading this book. What are you currently reading? It would be great fun to know what the other here people are reading.]]> I love reading and have read a couple of books. I started reading after I read "The Da Vinci Code", I liked reading the book so much that I started reading other novels also and slowly started liking reading. I am currently reading a very good book "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows" penned down by J K Rowling. She has written about 6 books and all of these were gifted to me by a friend of mine for Christmas. He knows this kind of books I like. I am enjoying reading this book. What are you currently reading? It would be great fun to know what the other here people are reading.]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=72 Mon, 11 Jan 2010 04:01:56 -0800 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=72 Post here names of your favorite Wii games. Mine are listed below.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
NHL 2K10
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
Mario Kart Wii
Wii Sports Resort
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Galaxy
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.]]> Post here names of your favorite Wii games. Mine are listed below.
New Super Mario Bros. Wii
NHL 2K10
Silent Hill: Shattered Memories
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare
Mario Kart Wii
Wii Sports Resort
Super Mario Bros.
Super Mario Galaxy
The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess.]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=71 Mon, 11 Jan 2010 03:58:55 -0800 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=71 I am Jhony and I am new here. I am from New York and I am 21 years old. I am software engineer. Playing video games is one of my favorite hobby. I am happy for becoming part of this community. I like to learn new things everyday and share that things to everyone and therefore I like forum discussion because here I can share my views and ideas to others. To make friends, listening music, playing sports and watching movies are my hobbies.]]> I am Jhony and I am new here. I am from New York and I am 21 years old. I am software engineer. Playing video games is one of my favorite hobby. I am happy for becoming part of this community. I like to learn new things everyday and share that things to everyone and therefore I like forum discussion because here I can share my views and ideas to others. To make friends, listening music, playing sports and watching movies are my hobbies.]]> http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=70 Sat, 09 Jan 2010 02:22:13 -0800 http://forums.lambdascience.com/showthread.php?tid=70 Here is your thread where you can write the name of 5 game that you like most.So this way we can have list of all great games and can try it out some new games..
Here is mine....
Call of duty 4
Left 4 dead
Prince of Persia
Half life 2
Delta force.]]> Here is your thread where you can write the name of 5 game that you like most.So this way we can have list of all great games and can try it out some new games..
Here is mine....
Call of duty 4
Left 4 dead
Prince of Persia
Half life 2
Delta force.]]>