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Pinochet - Chilean Dictator Passes - Your Thoughts?

Hello, Thanks for posting on my discussion... Nice to be back, but I still have a few more exams to go. Yes, Kimi had a great race at the opening Aussie GP, but I must say I thoroughly disappointed with the performance of the Ferraris at the moment... ( Raikkonen's race was compromised because there were concerns about his engine not holding up the race distance... But he must be happy to be crossing the line with 6 points in the bag. Afterall, Alonso hasn't showed much of his skill in anything but cruising to whatever position he can and staying there and collecting the points... It has worked in his favour twice already! ) But more than anybody else, It's the Brit who is making the airwaves... Lewis is the name, Lewis Hamilton... All of 21 and the last time people got the hint that something big had arrived was on August 23, 1991 when a gangly Schumacher made his sizzling debut for...

Are you sad?

In 1929 the San Francisco-based Standard Oil Company of California (Socal)--Now known as Chevron--set up subsidary to aquire an oil and exploration and production concession on the Island of Bahrain. Socal drilling crews discovered oil in 1932, and two years later the first shipment of crude oil was exported from Sitrah. By 1935,when 16 oil wells were in production and construction of the Bahrain refinery commenced, the royalties that Socal paid to the government was 40% of the state budget. In 1936 Socal sold half of it's oil interest to Texas Oil Company(Texaco) and, with it's new partner, formed the Bahrain petroleum Company(Bapco). In the years up to independance in 1971, Bapco Oil revanues annually averaged 60% of the government income. The government of Bahrain acquired 60% of Bapco in 1975, and assumed the remaining 40% in 1980.Bahrain's Proven oil reserves are Limited in...

what is the coulour of ur eye?

The 2000 Darwin awards!(15 July 1999, Alabama) A 25-year-old soldier died of injuries sustained from a 3-story fall, precipitated by his attempt to spit farther than his buddy. His plan was to hurl himself towards a metal guardrail while expectorating, in order to add momentum to his saliva. In a tragic miscalculation, his momentum carried him right over the railing, which he caught hold of for a few moments before his grip slipped, sending him plummeting 24 feet to the cement below. The military specialist had a blood alcohol content of 0.14%, impairing his judgment and paving the way for his opportunity to win a Darwin Award. (11 August 1999) A 42-year-old man killed himself watching the eclipse while driving near Kaiserslautern, Germany. A witness driving behind him stated that the man was weaving back and forth as he concentrated on the partially occluded sun, when he suddenly...

A. R. RAHMAN FANS

Prs. Bush stated from the beginning that his justification for war was WMD, Saddam's support for terrorism, to liberate the people of Iraq and to enforce the Ceasefire of 1991. Ok, granted, the WMD thing didn't pan out, but Prs. Bush was far from the only one who thought he had them... Hussein himself claimed to have them.The other 3 are very legitimate reasons to go to war, and shouldn't be dismissed just because the stockpiles of WMD weren't found.

Explain to me why I should believe in god.

Evolutionists have absolutely no evidence if what shark and rays evolved from. The best they can hope for is that the lines of evolution of creatures "remained to be discovered" (Encyclopaedia Britannica, Encyclopaedia Britannica inc., Chicago, 1991, Vol. 19, p. 212) Sharks and rays are cartiliganous fishes. This means that instead of bone in their skeletons, they have cartilage which doesn't fossilize like bone. But don't infer that because cartilage has not fossilized there might have been ancestors which simply haven't left any trace. Ancient sharks and rays are well known particularly from their teeth and scales, which HAVE fossilized. And from what has been found in the fossil record, it is obvious that the ancient cartiliganous fishes were little different from those around todayThe common ancestor is only an assumption on the part of evolutionists. They have no physical...

How many hours do you plan to spend on mylot today?

Here's the whole argument/article so people can judge for themselves: :))Is Intelligent Design Science? John M. Frame“Intelligent Design” (henceforth ID) is the view that the universe gives evidence of being the product of an intelligent designer. As such it is a very old view. Certainly this was the position of the biblical writers (as Ps. 19:1, Rom. 1:18-20). Historically, many have articulated this position by means of the “teleological argument:” that when unintelligent beings act for a purpose, they must be under the control of a personal intelligence.For the past 150 years or so, the focus has been on teleology as opposed to atheistic evolution. Many like B. B. Warfield accepted evolution in its general outlines, but they insisted that the evolutionary process must have been directed by a personal God. Others, such as the Institute for Creation Research, argued that...

What would you do or feel if you discovered that you have a cancer?

Seriously, why don't we talk about the real problem, which isn't the Jews' presence, but the fact that the Arab countries treat the Palestinians little better than Hitler treated the Jews. You people talk about the plight of the Palestinians as if you really gave a crap, but the reality is that the Arab nations who scream so loudly for Isreal to get the boot and for the abuses of Palestinians, are the ones who are causing the Palestinians to suffer the most. When European Jews arrived in Palestine, the found a smattering of their fellow religionists already living there. Beacuse the Jews have ALWAYS been there. To squawk that the Jews have no place in Palestine is as ignorant as saying the Arabs have no place in Palestine. How did the Palestinians become refugees in their own country? Through the conflict INITIATED by Arab countries that couldn't accept Israel's existance in their...

fossil fuels

Harold Budd - Down the slopes and to the meadow - By Dawns Early Light - 1991

Jesus IS the Son of God

LOL, Your thinking that Islam spread with sword is a proof tself that your knowledge of history is based on TV. Let me tell you history does not show history, it shows propaganda. Let me quote here what Historians had to say about this.“The sword indeed, but where will you get your sword? Every new opinion, at its starting is precisely in a minority of one. In one man’s head alone. There it dwells as yet. One man alone of the whole world believes it, there is one man against all men. That he takes a sword and try to propagate with that, will do little for him. You must get your sword! On the whole, a thing will propagate itself as it can.” Thomas Carlyle (Heroes and Hero worship)“History makes it clear however, that the legend of fanatical Muslims sweeping through the world and forcing Islam at the point of the sword upon conquered races is one of the most fantastically absurd myth...

Do you have problem sleeping at night?

In 1991 Lara graduated to the regional senior team, with which he made his international debut, in a game against Pakistan. Only two years later, in a match against Australia, Lara scored 277 runs, the fourth-highest run total in the history of Caribbean cricket, and earned the nickname "Prince of Port of Spain." He was hailed as the next star of West Indian cricket, and many observers declared that he had the potential to become one of the game's all-time greats. Demonstrating the wisdom of that belief, Lara broke two world batting records in a span of two months in 1994. In April of that year, playing against England for the West Indian team, he set the record for the all-team highest score-375-in a test innings, a feat that the Washington Post (April 19, 1994) likened to breaking Wilt Chamberlain's National Basketball Association single-game record of 100 points, which has stood for...

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