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Happy birthday Aviv!

Lately, happy birthday!

Better option n.1 imho: so we do not risk to get some developement bogged down...

Welcome, and have phun!

I completely agree with Klaas. I had some unpleasant experiences in past times with other gaming communities. Here i feel at home... ;)

I thought that this was worth a click http://www.paleoworking.org/the_true_story...chery/robin.swf Enjoy

Ok, ok, i do not want to enforce my hobbies... *retires in the shadows and opens a furious "Close Combat: The Russian Front" session*

Let hope they do not organize a mutiny, you Bligh of a Webmaster!

Here's mine http://www.smiliegenerator.de/s22/smilies-44876.png

And remember that "translate" has always something to do with "betray" as our spanish friends know...

It attracted my attention the fact that, if it were to be considered a planet, it's temporary name (Sedna) should be changed to match the other planets names... ...i wonder why there is such a need: Sedna is abeautiful name, and, moreover, i do not see why there should be a Latin Pantheon monopoly...

Swellik, not ot insist, have you ever played one of the Close Combat series games? Some things you (and Blak Op) suggested were already there. The only limit is that you don't "build" armies: you play only the combat part of the story (and it's very entertaining Klaas, i guarantee!), but you are allowed to upgrade your units as you go on in the campaign. and your units get more experienced and gain morale with the passing of time (of course only if they survive the bloodshed )

Ouch! I wonder how you're able to read them after a while... ;p I try to reduce things on paper, rather than write with tiny letters (also because i would find difficult to read anything after a few weeks ) Matteo P.S. Timbo: it was Ryan, not Me

This is not such a problem in Hebrew, since in Hebrew script one normally only has to write the consonants - a kind of shorthand, if you like. Makes for a much faster dictation speed. B-) Burarum, this sounds very... hmmm... ...hasty...

Imho it's not only that (even if it's very important). You should also find how the author reaches his intent, i.e. wich kind of figures he uses to describe the themes. Having done that (theme + style) you've done 2/3 of the job...

Reading some books on history of technology. Reading some books on smithing. Baruk Khazad!

Welcome Bob, herzlich willkommen! ;)

Happy birthday Mith!

Welcome, Cobra, i hope you'll enjoy your stay.

I voted no, because there is a bunch of well researched WWII games out there: the whole "Close Combat" series is terrific. And it has nice graphics that still withstand the natural "wearing of time". And there are also many more turn based games worth of palying. Maybe a Mod Pack should be better...

It's intended to be a place where everyone can describe his method at taking down notes. Maybe we can get some profitable hint from other's ways of studying. For istance: i take very "graphical" notes, in the sense that i divide concepts with grafical signs and with actual spatial separation (like square boxes linked by arrows and so on). Moreover i use to number the pages (otherwise i would soon find myself in big troubles). As for summarizing books i have to study, i use the same method, but with a particular timing. First i read a chapter, then i try to list the most important concepts by mind. Then i check the outcome and, if i'm not satisfied with it, i add the things that were left out and then i copy it all on a new sheet. After that i must say that i almost don't go back to the book: i rely mainly on my notes. And now it'syour turn. Matteo

Hiking in the mountains or sailing the seas...

Welcome DNAS, good website!

Matt, cool down: that was the Red Hot Chili Rabbits Hangar: the HQ of the forthcoming invasion!