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http://www.thegameforum.com Feel free to talk about anything and everything in this board. en Sat, 21 Nov 2009 03:28:07 GMT vBulletin 60 http://www.thegameforum.com/images/styles/Arena/misc/rss.jpg http://www.thegameforum.com http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/75086-looking.html Sun, 15 Nov 2009 19:30:09 GMT the little instruction booklet for Teen, Final Fantasy 12.for Playstation 2 Is there an adult version of this game? I see there is also a version... the little instruction booklet for Teen, Final Fantasy 12.for Playstation 2 Is there an adult version of this game? I see there is also a version for younger players also.. ]]> General Discussion barber http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/75086-looking.html http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73828-whose-blame-what-do-you-think.html Wed, 04 Nov 2009 02:05:51 GMT Hi! I am writing a paper about video games and violence in children. It was easy to get the opinion of all the anti-game critics, but i also want... Hi!
I am writing a paper about video games and violence in children. It was easy to get the opinion of all the anti-game critics, but i also want the opinion of all the gamers. so what do you think, do games cause violence? why and why not? and if so, whose to blame? the player, the company, or the parents?
let me know what you think, and thanks

- BB24967A

P.S. this paper deals with (as well as other titles) manhunt, so if you any opinons or thoughts regarding that game in-particular let me know as well.
again thanks a lot ]]> General Discussion bb2497a http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73828-whose-blame-what-do-you-think.html http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73766-computers-viruses.html Tue, 03 Nov 2009 17:57:18 GMT You know when you have the viruses because your computer starts to act funny. Like mine right now [when it starts up it blinks two to three times] You should buy a BUG scanner, right? Well i haven't yet. I been trying trials off the Net and what bugs me is that when they say free trial, make it a FREE ONE not just half ways. Another harsh move is to reinstall and thats the last resort I'll do. So in other words I need some advice.......HHHHHHHEEEEEELLLLLPPPPP ]]> General Discussion bvbvbvbv http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73766-computers-viruses.html http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73737-webgame.html Tue, 03 Nov 2009 11:47:40 GMT could u introduce some webgame to me ? I want to play.... could u introduce some webgame to me ?

I want to play.... ]]> General Discussion naduilanxie http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73737-webgame.html http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73478-vitiligo-herbal-cure.html Sat, 31 Oct 2009 18:15:51 GMT Vitiligo is more commonly known as leucoderma, which simply means white (leuco) skin (derma), i.e. a skin disorder where it loses its normal... Vitiligo is more commonly known as leucoderma, which simply means white (leuco) skin (derma), i.e. a skin disorder where it loses its normal coloration. It is also medically known as achromia, which means loss of color.

Basically, Vitiligo can hardly be called as a disease but a skin- disorder that has more social than medical significance, especially amongst the dark skin people. Due to retarded melanin formation, there is loss of pigmentation.

The Vitiligo sufferers are observed all over the world, including the white skin communities. However, epidemiologically most cases are recorded in India (8.8%) and Mexico. Males and females are affected equally, inclusive of children age group. It may begin at any age. Childhood vitiligo is not uncommon.

Causes:

The exact cause for the pigmentary disorder remains unknown. However, there are theories suggesting autoimmune link, hormonal connection, genetic tendencies, etc. The familial incidence is almost 20 to 30%. Often observed in the family members. If the parents have Vitiligo, there are more chances of one developing the same. However, it is not a rule. At the same time, numerous cases of vitiligo do not have a relevant family history of Vitiligo.

The precipitating factors have been identified as due to pressure of tight clothes (such as on the waist) or certain occupational hazards such as wearing certain rubber hand gloves. Long term intake of certain drugs is found to produce the pigmentary disorder. In many cases, especially in children, we often have no clue why one develops vitiligo.

Like many disease conditions, the exact causation yet remains a mystery!

Features:

The typical appearance of Vitiligo is a milky while depigmented spot or spots. It may vary from a single white spot to multiple spots. The shape too is a variable. In some cases generalized de-pigmentation observed all over the body. It has a tendency to start as a single spot and gradually grow in size and number. It may present with a single or several spots on limbs or abdomen or back and then spreading to other parts of the body. Some cases showing affection of the mucocutaneous junctions such as finger-tips, corners of the mouth, private parts, around eyes. The spread of the disorder is usually slow and progressive. Symmetrical appearance on both the side of the body (say, on the legs, hands, etc.) is common. In rare cases one finds vitiligo spreading all over the body.

Associated Skin Disorders:

At times, you may find Vitiligo associated with one or more of the following conditions:
° Alopecia Areata (Loss of hair)
° Premature graying of the hair
° Lichen Planus
° Psoriasis
° Halo Naevus
° Ichthyosis

Associated Systemic Disorders:

There are several systemic diseases (affecting the entire body system), which are at times associated with Vitiligo:

° Thyroid Disorders (Hypo and Hyperthyroidism)
° SLE (Systemic Lupus Erythematosus)
° Pernicious Anemia
° Addison's Disease
° Collegen Diseases
° Grave's Disease
° Diabetes Mellitus

It may be noted that the sufferers of Vitiligo need not be unduly scared of the above disease conditions, as they shold not be regarded as the complications of Vitiligo in every case.

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Speedy Herb Care. A herbal cure lab for all your Vitiligo, Acne and Psoriasis treatment. Visit with confidence. ]]> General Discussion naturalherbs http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73478-vitiligo-herbal-cure.html http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73231-charge-not-charge.html Thu, 29 Oct 2009 17:38:51 GMT Hello everyone, I'm new to The Game Forum, and was drawn here by the great conversations people were having and I felt like I should start another great debate.

I have been trying to decide whether or not I should go out and get a charging station for my X-Box 360 wireless and my Playstation 3 controllers. I used to have to just replace the AA batteries in my X-Box 360 controller and a tethered USB charging adapter for my Playstation 3 controller, but I was considering getting one of those base stations that charges your controllers. Mainly because I think they look cool.

Does anyone here currently own a charging base station for either system controller?

Do you have good things to say about these or do you think I should just stick to my guns and keep using the AA setup and the tethered USB?

What are your opinions?

Thanks in advance! ]]> General Discussion TechBobble http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73231-charge-not-charge.html http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73150-did-ya-know.html Thu, 29 Oct 2009 03:18:24 GMT I have played numerous games in game forum and else where but have not encountered a game this way before. Lucky Letters is a game where im trying... I have played numerous games in game forum and else where but have not encountered a game this way before. Lucky Letters is a game where im trying to beat high score sooo have played it numerous times. You get Two chances to get a bonus score. I cant remember which one it was but when the last bonus points came up and you had to solve it I already had the whole word in place And you can"t get because there is no getting out of the timer its on so needless to say I lost!!!!!!!!!! Anyone else had this happen????? ]]> General Discussion bvbvbvbv http://www.thegameforum.com/general-discussion/73150-did-ya-know.html