TARSIER

TARSIER

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It may be hard to understand, if you havent been brought up Christian, but think of how the world was created, or any question that science or whatever study has never been able to answer. Place God into that missing piece of the puzzle, and eveyrhting fits together so nicely. I love science, absolutely adore it. Ask me a scientific question, and I will answer it. Ill ask you a couple of questions, such as: Why does Hydrogen, so critical to our light source and to ourselves, became larger when

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It may be hard to understand, if you havent been brought up Christian, but think of how the world was created, or any question that science or whatever study has never been able to answer. Place God into that missing piece of the puzzle, and eveyrhting fits together so nicely. I love science, absolutely adore it. Ask me a scientific question, and I will answer it. Ill ask you a couple of questions, such as: Why does Hydrogen, so critical to our light source and to ourselves, became larger when

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First off, which build should I get? I have been thinking about RedHat and a few others. Any personal opinions or anything? Also, Does anyone know how to game on Linux? I have heard Wine and Winex. Does this enable me to play on steam, war3, Neverwinter Nights? Also, Learning the Linux language and modding my own OS's source code. Worth it, not worth it? Any Additional comments?

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Thank You for your comments. LOL, new age, deleted is out to get me though. Such a sweet-sour feeling.

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I think the funniest thing I have ever heard a President say was when Bush was talking about how to prevent forest fires, and how some should trees should be cut down to minimize risk. He said, " You cannot see the forest through all those trees." I believe he said something to that affect. Please Note: I am not anti-Bush in any way, but i do not fully support him. I am in the apathatic pary :0 PLEASE RESPOND!!!!

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A speaker once told me, "I am a simple man. A simple man once told me that God's Love is great. He said, "Think of your favorite pet, person, or thing. It has to be your favorite, the one thing you love on this earth the most. Now close your eyes (you have to open them again to continue reading this so only do this for a few moments.). Remembering this love, think of that love exponentially. That is how much God Loves you.k" This exercise can

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I like Classic Rock, Nirvana and other Grunge, but mainly classical. ACDC is really cool, and that is all about being on top, being the best of the best. Nirvana talks about how stupid society is, Led Zeppelin can be linked to many different emotions. I do not come from an upper class family, but an upper middle class. I know many upper class people who love rock because of the energy and lyrics. Put that in your pipe and smoke it.

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Mozilla is the man, errr, beast. I have been using IE almost all my computer life. I have just recently swithced to Mozilla. It can be so handy. I hate popups. Yet i play some online games where popups are required. With a regular IE pop up blocker, i would be screwed. But with Mozilla, which has an open source, i can change everything. I can allow popups, cookies, images, etc. on certain sites, and block it on others. I also have everything I want on my web bar, not just what IE wants me to hav

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I am personally a rock fan. I like the riffs, the music, the lyrics, the ideas, and mainly, the energy. I soar like an eagle or sit like a stone, whatever mood i want to be in. Rock can change my very outlook on things in minutes, usually for the better. I love it. I crave it. So what is the deal with rap? Why is it appealing? I personally dislike it. To me it sounds like vulgar poetry that is played through a sound creator and given a "beat". Why do people like it? At a dance or party, people

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Where have all the champions gone? When was the last time a great athlete loved to do what he did best just for himself, not for the fame and wealth? I can name a few: Lance Armstrong, battling off cancer and winning the Tour de France, and Cal Ripken, who could have retired happily many years ago, but hiis yen of baseball kept him in the Major Leauges. This world is losing champions. Not just champions of athletics, but champions of the mind and spirit. Where are people like Gandhi and Einstein

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I have been wondering for a while about other people's thoughts on philosophy and philosophers and phillosophies. Please Respond with your favorite of any of those categories, what impressed you about your choice, and why. I think my favorite philosophy to learn about is Stoicism, the ancient Roman philosophy on trying to better oneself and believing in a greater power. PLEASE POST, THIS WILL BE VERY INTERESTING!!!

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I think that most people fail to realize God is not just in a church or some religious building or just in the Bible. Actually, I think we all forget sometimes where God is. While reading an Article titled "How God Doesnt Exist", I thought of some places where I find God, or where other people that I know find Him. To some people, God is in nature. While walking in the woods alone or with man's best friend(s), some people can be closest to God. Others find God in their family or their workplace.

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WHat is time? Is it a string of continuous moments, or is it just one big blob? While pondering weak and weary, wait no, nevermind, thats plaugerism, while I pondered about time, my main thought is what is a period of time. Lets take a second for example. What is a second made up of? A second is made up of milliseconds. A millisecond goes down and down and down to a nanoseconds. But what is that made up of? And if you keep going down and down, what are they made up of? I know a person could just

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dear xwyyrenx, god is a higher being, but he is not as remote and detached as you may think. Look around you. Explain to yourself how all that was created. You will end up going back and back to the Big bang, where a particle got to a critical mass and "Banged". (That was a very crude explanation for a very crude person ) How did that first particle get there? Also, Stephen Hawk

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Yet without God, nothing would exist. God exists, and His Work is beyond human comprehension. We must ask ourselves, what is the purpose of the universe? The purpose of the universe is to hold life. That is why God made us who we are. God Must exist. There is no two ways around it.

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TARSIER- A small animal with extremely large eyes that lives in Bornio. Really cute fellow, if you like big eyes. Its a cool animal that no one has ever really known before. I use it for gaming. Its a smaller version of the Lemur.

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First off, I feel the obligation to tell you I am not talking about a Christian rock group, or the band Nirvana at all (although Nirvana is a very cool band), I am talking about a state of being that is the ultimate goal of two major religions. If you still have no tangible idea ofwhat Nirvana is, I will post a definition graciously given to me by a close friend, Dictionary.com: 1. often Nirvana a. Buddhism. The ineffable ultimate in which one has attained disinterested wisdom

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