Posts by Julie
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Raccoon Update XIII - All Are Welcome In The Critter Cafe
(Message 1243601)
Posted 9 Jun 2012 by  Julie
Post: big kitteh, and his name is really Garfield... lotsa kitteh to looooooove http://news.yahoo.com/photos/snapshots-slideshow/snapshots-060712-photo-1339102565.html#crsl=%252Fphotos%252Fsnapshots-slideshow%252Fsnapshots-060712-photo-1339102569.html 
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May God rest the troubled soul of Bob Welch.
(Message 1243600)
Posted 9 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: So sad. I liked his work in Fleetwood Mac too. |
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Word Link # 29
(Message 1243585)
Posted 9 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: Reformist (Firestorm scrambled up can spell it) |
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I don't know if this is right place - Router issue/questions
(Message 1243570)
Posted 9 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: my laptop is wired into the router directly and it is like 1000 x faster than this thing lol |
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Word Link # 29
(Message 1243553)
Posted 9 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: Firesale |
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Cafe Game - (2) How off topic can you be?
(Message 1243551)
Posted 9 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: Pepsi goes flat too fast. |
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I don't know if this is right place - Router issue/questions
(Message 1243550)
Posted 9 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: A couple nights ago, the router fried. It was a Lynksys, plain jane-o little wonder that made me wireless. Well, it went quick and without warning. The router I got is also a Lynksys, and it is an E1200 Wireless N300 router. The question I have is why would it take forever to load web pages? It takes almost 20 to 25 seconds for a long thread (here) to fully load, and it's choppy. (Yahoo takes about as long too.) It takes a little longer here when I post a reply. I have cable internet. Supposed to be blazin fast, but atm is tortoise sloooooooow. It isn't just the computer acting weird too. iPod touches load their gamey little apps twice as slow and the xbox 360 wouldn't connect when family tried to play CoD. :( |
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TV Trivia 2.0
(Message 1243543)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: Nick said it in season one canna remember which episode tho :D What was funny was Warricks reply though (I love this show) Warrick: You want me to clack that jaw, make you go nigh-nigh? |
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Raccoon Update XIII - All Are Welcome In The Critter Cafe
(Message 1243496)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: I thought it was a joke until I found the article. imo, that is a very disrespectful thing to do to a beloved animal friend. We have home funerals if one of ours pass. Making a toy out of a dead pet bespeaks to me of a troubled mind that could do such a thing... |
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Mystery Photo Game 32
(Message 1243488)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: a-yup ^^ |
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Mystery Photo Game 32
(Message 1243485)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: nope :) |
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TV Trivia 2.0
(Message 1243286)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: Michael wins! (Sorry I wasn't sooner, router fried and I think something is wrong with it because it takes a full 30 second for pages to load, and when it does load, it is choppy as heck) Sending PM to Michael :) |
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Evidence for God from Science: Christian Apologetics History of the Bible: How The Bible Came To Us
(Message 1243176)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: Never mind God, do you know there is no reliable scientific archaeology evidence that King David existed. There may be. One never knows when dealing with unravelling mysteries that are thousands of years old with languages no one really speaks, let alone really can understand. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avraham_Biran In 1966, Avraham Biran began the project with which he has been most famously identified: the excavations at Tel Dan in northern Israel, where he dug for more than 30 years. The 5,000-year-old "Tel" is a mound formed by layer-upon-layer of remnants from civilizations that once occupied the site. In the Tel, Biran discovered the largest religious site ever found that dates from the Israelite period. The excavations revealed fragments from the period when the Cannanite settlement of Laish was re-settled by the Israelite tribe of Dan, although this point is based on the Bible and no evidence has proven this. Dating from the earlier period of the patriarchs, Biran excavated an arched gate, as well as a tremendous dirt wall that surrounded the city. Biran also found artifacts from the period of the Jewish monarchy – the city's defenses, walls and gates as well as the High Places of the Gate mentioned in the Bible. Biran's most important discovery at the Tel was an inscription on a slab of basalt, known as the Tel Dan Stele, that consists of 13 lines in ancient Canaanite script that mention The House of David. Regarding the significance of this inscription Hebrew University archaeologist Professor Amnon Ben-Tor said:[3] In this inscription, which dates to around 800 BCE, Biran believe that a king from the House of David is mentioned as being struck down in the battle with the Arameans. This is the only extra-Biblical source ever found to date that mentions the existence of the Davidic dynasty and it indeed is an extra-Biblical source that confirms the existence of David as a real historical figure. During the last few years a number of English and Scandinavian researchers have published works suggesting that the kingdoms (and figures) of David and Solomon are literary inventions rather than historical facts. If anything it adds spice to converstation. What if, what if not. |
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Beets: Give us a caption 45
(Message 1243165)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: awww, Emperor... do I have to? |
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Evidence for God from Science: Christian Apologetics History of the Bible: How The Bible Came To Us
(Message 1243160)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post:
Noah and his family were in the ark for about 370 days (by calculations of the author of the source). Below is a breakdown, which might also help answer your question if you were only wanting to know how long the earth was covered with water. His answer was based on adding these numbers together: 40 --the number of days it rained (Gen 7:17) 110 --the number of days "the waters prevailed on the earth" (Gen 7:24) 73 -the number days the waters "decreased" ( Gen 8:4,5) 40 --assuming "end of forty days" followed the previous 73 days (Gen 8:6) 7 --days waiting for the dove to return 7--days waiting for the second time he sent out the dove 7 --days waiting till he sent out the third dove 29 --days needed to finish out "601 year, 1st month, 1st day" (Gen 8:13) 57 --days needed to finish out "2nd month, 27th day, the earth was dried" ____ 370 Days Then God told them to leave the ark (Gen 8:15,16) Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_long_did_Noah's_flood_last#ixzz1xANUNkSF I am not fluent in bible speak, but I think his math is flawed, but mebbe not. I think he counted 40 twice, I don't know. Removing that 40, that's 330 days and that's about 10.5 months... It could have been a global event, because many civilizations have mythological stories involving floods. What if they were all retellings of an older great flood? Here is a compilation of flood legends that have a similar ring to the story of Noah. http://www.nwcreation.net/noahlegends.html Things that make ya go hmmm...? |
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Whiskey's Mini-City News IV
(Message 1243155)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: ok, Thanks ^^ |
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Mystery Photo Game 32
(Message 1243154)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: This is a pretty cool looking place. What is it? :) 
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Mystery Photo Game 32
(Message 1243149)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: Port Adelaide Lighthouse? |
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Happy Birthday Julie
(Message 1243145)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: bakes yew a speshul kitteh muffin top cake  and gives yew a puppeh to guard yew...  Happy Birthday ^^ |
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Cafe Game - (2) How off topic can you be?
(Message 1243142)
Posted 8 Jun 2012 by Julie
Post: My router fried lastnight. Just got back on with new router. Sometimes I hate technology lol |
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