A Game worthwhile playing !


	A Game worthwhile playing !

Silkweaver

5-10-2008 7:25 AM

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medicine, computer games, collaborative computing

Silkweaver says:

As a serious gamer I am certainly going to devote some time to this one. The idea is brilliant. Collaborative computing may bring breakthroughs that are decades away otherwise.
If you pop this at least give the game a try

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5-10-2008 5:42 PM

AcesLucky

Right up my alley. Awesome. Great find. Thanks.

5-10-2008 6:40 PM

rvnurse2b

cool!I'll have to forward this to my hubby

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