MOD's Are a facist organisation at the heart. Ziek Hiel!!!!!!!!

Observe that prayer is only claimed to work under conditions where the
desired result is probable within reason. In the three examples above,
the absence of prayer would not have changed the outcome

In your imagination. If an event happens your way. So you contribute it
to a prayer. If an event happens outside of your prayer. You tend to
think it was Gods will. So you can't question or cures God for not
answering your prayer.

A friend is God's way of apologizing for your family.

The headlines seemed almost triumphal in tone. “Prayer Doesn’t Aid
Recovery, Study Finds.” That was the Washington Post. “Long-Awaited
Medical Study Questions the Power of Prayer.” That was the New York
Times.
Both papers were describing a study designed to determine the power of
prayer. Not only did it show that prayer apparently makes no difference,
but some prayed-for patients in the study actually fared worse than the
unprayed-for ones.
From a prayer perspective, here's the point: Before concluding that it
doesn't "work," you need to ask yourself how you've been trying to use
it. I have frequently heard people despair that their prayer wasn't
answered. Perhaps someone they loved was sick, and they prayed asking
God for healing. But instead of getting better, the person died. They
had asked for one thing, but they had gotten another. Therefore, their
prayer didn't "work."
Don't misunderstand. God does answer prayer. I know it from experience.
Besides that, Scripture is full of instances where God's people prayed
and he responded exactly as they had asked.
However, having our requests granted is not the primary goal of prayer.
Prayer is not simply the process of giving God our wish list. Many times
we ask for things that seem to be what we need, but later recognize that
had we gotten them, they would have been far from our best interests.
http://www.vibration-science.com/prayer.htm


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http://www.lava.net/~hcssc/prayer.html

Prayer: does it work?
By Mitchell Kahle
People seem to pray for almost everything: health, safety, security,
good grades in school, job promotion, wealth, or for loftier goals like
world peace and an end to human suffering. Prayer is also used for ill,
calling upon "God" for conceit, fraud, or revenge.
But do these innumerable prayers actually work? Does prayer affect
outcomes?
If a person contracts a disease, his or her family may pray for their
recovery. When the patient gets better, the family may think that the
prayers caused the healing.
If a woman becomes pregnant, she and her husband may pray for a healthy
child. When the child is born in good health, the couple may believe
that their prayers were answered.
If a hurricane threatens to destroy a home, the occupants may pray for
their safety. If the house is spared, the residents may assume that the
prayers protected them.
In each of these examples, however, it is unlikely the prayers had
anything to do with the outcomes. Although some claim that prayers give
comfort to believers in distress, this is hardly a reason to presume
they actually affect outcomes.
When someone prays, even silently, it is assumed that the person is
appealing to a "higher power" or an "Almighty God." Christians, for
instance, claim that their "God" is all-powerful (an intrinsic
contradiction <Omni-God_Challenge.html>) and responds directly to
individual or collective prayers.
I will argue, however, that prayer does not work at all; that it is at
best a superfluous mental exercise; a last-ditch attempt to escape from
reality when control of a situation either is or seems to be lost.

"This is my
third year having Christmas (alone)"

Hi Nerves. Get a grip.

I can't count on my hands or toes as to how many X-mass alone. And don't
really care either. Enjoy yourself guy. It get's better. Solong as you
don't get too deep about it. It's just another day that's all.

Peace

I think what you are saying Animal is there needs to be a balance. But a
balance in what? Conservative spending and liberal understanding of
other's. That would be a perfect world. But unfortunately we don't live
in such a world. We live in a one sided world where either you go
totally liberal or totally conservative and damn all other's. Balance is
not an option in this take all or nothing world.

With the dealing of Iran or North Korea, we want them to comply
unconditionally or else. So no room for negotiations there. No balance
either.
But why should we compromise when it comes to WMD's?

Alarming Effect E-Mail Has on Your Brain

We have no idea what you're supposed to do about this, but a British
study by TNS Research commissioned by Hewlett Packard concludes that
workers who are distracted by frequent phone calls, e-mails, and text
messages actually suffer a greater loss of IQ than someone who smokes
marijuana, report The Guardian and UK's Press Association.
The problem isn't the e-mail itself. The problem is the constant
interruptions in your work day that reduce productivity and leave you
feeling tired, lethargic, and unable to focus.
In 80 clinical trials, the IQ of 1,100 British workers was monitored
throughout the day by Dr. Glenn Wilson, a psychiatrist at King's College
in London. What he found is that when people tried to juggle e-mail,
phone calls, and text messages along with their work, their IQs dropped
by a full 10 points. That's the equivalent of missing an entire night's
sleep and more than the four-point decline seen after someone smokes
pot.
"This is a very real and widespread phenomenon," Wilson told The
Guardian. "We have found that this obsession with looking at messages,
if unchecked, will damage a worker's performance by reducing their
mental sharpness. Companies should encourage a more balanced and
appropriate way of working."
The Guardian describes it like this: "E-mails in particular have an
addictive, drug-like grip." A big part of the problem is what Wilson
calls an almost complete lack of discipline in handing e-mail. Most of
us feel compelled to reply to each new message, and this leads to a
relentless change in our mental direction.
Alarming facts about how we use e-mail:
Fully two-thirds of workers check their e-mail when they aren't working,
including on vacation.
50 percent respond to an e-mail within an hour of receiving it.
20 percent will interrupt a business or social engagement to respond to
an e-mail.
90 percent said anyone who answers e-mail during face-to-face meetings
is rude, but 30 percent admitted it's also a sign of diligence and
efficiency.

How Santa Delivers Gifts in One Night

If you're skeptical of Santa's abilities to deliver presents to millions
of homes and children in just one night, North Carolina State
University's Dr. Larry Silverberg, professor of mechanical and aerospace
engineering, can explain the plausible science and engineering
principles that could allow the Jolly Old Elf to pull off the magical
feat year after year.

NORAD is tracking Santa's movements in the sky. Click to see it live!
<http://www.noradsanta.org/index.php>

With his cherubic smile and twinkling eyes, Santa may appear to be
merely a jolly old soul but he and his North Pole elves have a lot going
on under the funny-looking hats, Silverberg says. Their advanced
knowledge of electromagnetic waves, the space/time continuum,
nanotechnology, genetic engineering and computer science easily trumps
the know-how of contemporary scientists. Silverberg says that Santa has
a personal pipeline to children's thoughts--via a listening antenna that
combines technologies currently used in cell phones and EKGs--which
informs him that Mary in Miami hopes for a surfboard, while Michael from
Minneapolis wants a snowboard. A sophisticated signal processing system
filters the data, giving Santa clues on who wants what, where children
live, and even who's been bad or good. Later, all this information will
be processed in an onboard sleigh guidance system, which will provide
Santa with the most efficient delivery route. Silverberg adds that
letters to Santa via snail mail still get the job done, however.
Silverberg is not so naïve as to think that Santa and his reindeer can
travel approximately 200 million square miles--making stops in some 80
million homes--in one night. Instead, he posits that Santa uses his
knowledge of the space/time continuum to form what Silverberg calls
"relativity clouds." Silverberg explains: "Based on his advanced
knowledge of the theory of relativity, Santa recognizes that time can be
stretched like a rubber band, that space can be squeezed like an orange
and that light can be bent. Relativity clouds are controllable
domains--rips in time--that allow him months to deliver presents while
only a few minutes pass on Earth. The presents are truly delivered in a
wink of an eye."
With a detailed route prepared and his list checked twice through the
onboard computer on the technologically advanced sleigh, Santa is ready
to deliver presents. His reindeer--genetically bred to fly, balance on
rooftops and see well in the dark--don't actually pull a sleigh loaded
down with toys. Instead, each house becomes Santa's workshop as he
utilizes a nano-toymaker to fabricate toys inside the children's homes.
The presents are grown on the spot, as the nano-toymaker creates--atom
by atom--toys out of snow and soot, much like DNA can command the growth
of organic material like tissues and body parts. And there's really no
need for Santa to enter the house via chimney, although Silverberg says
he enjoys doing that every so often. Rather, the same relativity cloud
that allows Santa to deliver presents in what seems like a wink of an
eye is also used to "morph" Santa into people's homes.
Finally, many people wonder how Santa and the reindeer can eat all the
food left out for them. Silverberg says they take just a nibble at each
house. The remainder is either left in the house or placed in the
sleigh's built-in food dehydrator, where it is preserved for future
consumption. It takes a long time to deliver all those presents, after
all. "This is our vision of Santa's delivery method, given the human,
physical and engineering constraints we face today," Silverberg says.
"Children shouldn't put too much credence in the opinions of those who
say it's not possible to deliver presents all over the world in one
night. It is possible, and it's based on plausible science."

Well, I guess we shouldn't put camera's while Duncan Donut's employee's
are Pissing in the coffee we are ordering either. That's a violation of
thier constitutional right to piss in the coffee pot so ppl will get
sick or die!

No!!!!! Can't have that now can we!

Sick o's

What happened to that BIG EYE thing?

Not effective I guess. LOL

Or All of the above Cybear.

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Aquarius
There's travel in your future when your tongue freezes to the back of a
speeding bus
Fill that void in your pathetic life by playing Whack-A-Mole seventeen
hours a
day

Pisces
Try to avoid any Virgos or Leos with the Ebola virus
You are the true Lord of the Dance, no matter what those idiots at work
say

Aries
The look on your face will be priceless when you find that forty pound
watermelon in your colon
Trade toothbrushes with an albino dwarf, then give a hickey to Meryl
Streep

Taurus
You will never find true happiness - what you gonna do, cry about it?
The stars predict tomorrow you'll wake up, do a bunch of stuff, and then
go
back to sleep

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Gemini
Your birthday party will be ruined once again by your explosive
flatulence
Your love life will run into trouble when your fiancé hurls a javelin
through
your chest

Cancer
The position of Jupiter says you should spend the rest of the week face
down in
the mud
Try not to shove a roll of duct tape up your nose while taking your
driver's
test

Leo
Now is not a good time to photocopy your butt and staple it to your
boss's
face, oh no
Eat a bucket of tuna-flavored pudding, then wash it down with a gallon
of
strawberry Quik

Virgo
All Virgos are extremely friendly and intelligent - except for you
Expect a big surprise today when you wind up with your head impaled upon
a stick

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Now you may find it inconceivable or at the very least a bit unlikely
that the
relative position of the planets and the stars could have a special deep
significance or meaning that exclusively applies to only you, but let me
give
you my assurance that these forecasts and predictions are all based on
solid,
scientific, documented evidence, so you would have to be some kind of
moron not
to realize that every single one of them is absolutely true.

Where was I?

Libra
A big promotion is just around the corner for someone much more talented
than
you
Laughter is the very best medicine, remember that when your appendix
bursts

next week

Scorpio
Get ready for an unexpected trip when you fall screaming from an open
window
Work a little bit harder on improving your low self-esteem, you stupid
freak

Sagittarius
All your friends are laughing behind your back (kill them)
Take down all those naked pictures of Ernest Borgnine you've got hanging
in
your den

Capricorn
The stars say that you're an exciting and wonderful person, but you know
they're lying
If I were you, I’d lock my doors and windows and never never never never
never
leave my house again

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Women's Finger Length Reveals a Secret

The length of a woman's ring finger in relation to her index finger
reveals her ability to do well--or not--at sports. Specifically, if the
ring finger is longer than the index finger, she's the one you'll want
to pick for your sports team. That's the word from a quirky study
conducted by Dr. Tim Spector, a medical doctor and professor with the
twin research and genetic epidemiology unit at St. Thomas's Hospital and
King's College London.
Britain's Independent newspaper reports that unlike men, most women have
ring fingers that are shorter or the same length as their index fingers.
A longer ring finger is actually quite unusual for females. Mind you,
the length of the finger is not important; what is important is the
ratio between the ring and index fingers. Previous research has shown
that many personality characteristics can be revealed by looking at the
finger ratio, including sexuality, fertility, intelligence,
aggressiveness and even musical talent.
Spector is no quack. He has always dismissed such claims. "I didn't
believe this stuff. Most of the studies were based on small numbers, and
the findings could easily be spurious," he told Independent health
editor Jeremy Laurance. So he decided to test it for himself using a
large database on twins that he has been developing and using for
research for 20 years. Using X-rays of the hands of 607 female twins
ages 25 to 79, Spector then compared the lengths of their index and ring
fingers. The women provided him with their highest level of achievement
in 12 sports: swimming, cycling, running, gymnastics, tennis, badminton,
squash, golf, skiing, soccer, cricket and martial arts.
The results? Those whose ring fingers were longer than their index
fingers were better at most sports and particularly excelled at sports
that involved running, especially soccer and tennis. He admits he was
surprised by the findings. Some scientists believe it is caused by a
higher level of testosterone in the womb, but Spector believes genetics
are also involved. The study findings were published in the British
Journal of Sports Medicine.

Rice Rice Baby!

I vote for the Green Arches too. LMFAO!!!!

The dems are afraid of guns. They see it as a criminate for their policy
of total control on American citizens. That's why they want gun control.
They fear that if every citizen was armed that we would all revolt like
the revolutionist did against England. So they cite the need for gun
control so that ordinary citizens wont take-up arms against a communist
regime like the Dems.

Listen Mike.

We make this board too ya know. If Vanchua feels this is only his home
then I'm out of here. See ya!!!!

I can't stand Dems and Reps. They are all crooks. The trick is to vote
for the least of the crooks. If that's possible?

I dig Ying and Yang, cause and affect, good and evil needing the other.