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Resolved Question: I really like this girl... what should i do?
At the moment she's a really good friend of mine as we get on really well, and i want to take things further, and though we don't go to the same schools, we usually visit each other at weekends and on random days/holidays. i know i definitely love her now, and in example, i saw a picture of her on her blog, and realized how stunning she was! trouble is her 12 year old boyfriend (i'm 14, she's 13) is in that pic too... they've been going out for about a couple of months or so now, but no-one seems to think it will last ( i secretly hope not!). she told me that a few people at her school do not like their relationship and have tried to break them up... good for me right? wrong. they failed. she seems to like me, but i'm not sure if it's much. for example, we always make each other laugh, and she always laughs at my jokes. she always makes fun of herself, at how blonde she is and i joke too, but re-assure her and try to make her feel good about herself. we both like all the same things, and we enjoy hanging out and all that, but i'm afraid of asking her out / telling her how i feel. i told her once anonymously how i feel and i keep dropping subtle hints, but i dont want to ask her out or anything cos a) she has a boyfriend, and b) i really REALLY don't want to ruin our friendship or make her think differently about me in a bad way... p.s. she's not ACTUALLY blonde, she just jokes that she has the mental side. and where as she is really pretty, i mainly love her personality. They other day, she actually told me i'm one of the only ones she can have a good laugh with, and she asked me if i wanted to go to this upcoming fair with her (they're pretty big fairs this time of year in france) and she was also joking how she was loads taller than her boyfriend. she actually doesn't speak that much of him... she talks about her friends and she's talked to her friends about me. (they say apparently alot) but she doesn't mention him all that much... except the fact she told me he went on holiday with about a couple of days warning to her, and that he is quite alot smaller than her. (i'm about same height as her now... thank god! cos she is pretty tall) What do y'all think i should do? oh, and you might have seen this question before cos i reposted as i made loads of mistakes and forgot a few things. plus cos i phrased it a little wrong, i got a few bad answers...I see i rephrased it better this time, cos i seem to be getting answers that make sense!! thanks to anyone who answers! i'll choose a best answer when i find one i really like.p.s.s. we've been good friends for about 1½ - 2 years and we share a LOT of the same problems, and share how we got through etc. she's been in france for 2½ years and me for 1½ years, so she also likes to give me tips and help me with my french. the great thing is despite how crap i am, she NEVER takes the mick! (takes the mick is a british term, basically means takes the piss)also, i've been to her house loads of times cos she invites me (sometimes her parents invite mine too) and her boyfriend has never been. kind of strange actually, but hey! that's another story.As a separate question, in case you can't answer the first, or you're bored and want to; cos my crush uses yahoo, (but i don't think she uses answers...) if she saw this question, (she'll be able to pick out the details of who i am and who i'm talking about) how screwed on a scale of 1 - 10 do you think i'd be?and if you read all that AND stuck with the story, i think you all deserve the 10 points cos that IS a heck of alot of writing now i come to think of it. but i do like to be detailed, to get the best answers! loloh, and in case you are thinking that i haven't mentioned if we text alot. that's because my phones broken and she lost interest about 2 years ago (before we met) and got rid of hers. she said she's going to get one, and i'm trying to get one too. but otherwise we just email. which also i want to say something, we used to email all the time talking, but in the past few days she's not really been responding much. i reckon it's either -playing hard to get -not checking emails much (which is fairly likely but i'm not sure) -ignoring me. (i really hope not...) what do you think? as well as the main question! don't just answer this please.. and i'm gonna keep accepting answers until i get one i really like, or try it and it works. i'll think after about a week or so... THANKS EVERYONE WHO READ ALL THIS!!i'm already there for her with alot of things, so i seem to be doing fine so far!!! yay moreVoting Question: Republic governments? websites?
i hav an english/social studies project, where i hav to find the pros and cons of a republic government. i also have to find 3 countries with a republic government with some facts about how that's going for each of the countries. the 3 countries i pickd are Austria, France, and Germany. i hav some pros and cons already, but more would be nice. and i need some info bout each of the countries. well, what i rlly need, is websites, plz no random facts, cuz i hav to do a whole "works cited" page. so if i could just hav the name of a good website for what im lookin for, thatd be great thanks :) moreResolved Question: Urgent HELP! 10 points best answer!?
(This is in Women's Health because the Relationship board never gets any replies.) This is a really long story, but here is the short version: I am interested in this guy. (We're both 18, high school seniors.) A few months ago, he used to sit behind me in class... and he used to mess with me, like talking to me about random things, poking me, scooting my desk, etc. For awhile he seemed to show some interest. Now he doesn't sit behind me anymore... in fact, he sits on the opposite side of the room and his back is to me, so we can never really talk. So, here's what has happened: About two weeks ago, I was sick for a few days. I "needed to get my homework" so I had a friend ask him what I missed. What she reported to me didn't seem right, so I figured it would be a good opportunity to call him. I didn't have his cell number, so I called his house and left a message. About 10 minutes later, I get a text from him telling me the homework. We texted back and forth like 3 times just about homework, and I thanked him, etc. So then the next day at school... he says nothing to me. He acts like nothing happened! So I had a friend tell him I liked him on facebook. He had NO reply. And again, no reaction at school. THEN... I went to his work to see him, pretending I didn't know he worked there. When this happened, oh my gosh! He was like a different person. I walked in there all awkward and nervous, and he called my name, stopped what he was doing, and came over smiling. I rationalized it in my head that he didn't have to do that. He could have politely smiled or waved and continued what he was doing. But he didn't. He said my name, smiled, and made a point of coming over and talking to me... at a time when I'm sure I looked nervous and unapproachable. By the way, I'm figuring that he knew I liked him by this time. So then, the next day at school... nothing again! What??!! He was back to basically ignoring me. I have no idea what that was about. So yesterday I hung out with my friend (the one who told him on facebook) and she has been bugging me to ask him to the Sadie Hawkins dance. She texted him yesterday and asked if he had a date yet... and he replied by saying that he wouldn't be attending this year because he was going to France. Okay?? Lol. Pretty random answer, but whatever. So later, I texted him saying... "So... I hear you're going to France? :)" hoping that it would imply that I was the one who wanted to ask him to Sadies. And because I legitimately want to know why in the world he's going to France. And I got no reply. I have no idea what's going on here. (Kudos if you followed all of that... I apologize if it was jumbled.) Is he interested or not? I am getting seriously mixed signals here. I have thought that maybe he's just too shy to talk to me at school... but then why did he ignore my text yesterday? And he is a pretty outgoing and funny person... so I have a hard time believing that he's too shy to talk to me. Serious replies only! moreResolved Question: HELP, please! 10 pts best answer!?
(This is in Women's Health because the Relationship board never gets any replies.) This is a really long story, but here is the short version: I am interested in this guy. (We're both 18, high school seniors.) A few months ago, he used to sit behind me in class... and he used to mess with me, like talking to me about random things, poking me, scooting my desk, etc. For awhile he seemed to show some interest. Now he doesn't sit behind me anymore... in fact, he sits on the opposite side of the room and his back is to me, so we can never really talk. So, here's what has happened: About two weeks ago, I was sick for a few days. I "needed to get my homework" so I had a friend ask him what I missed. What she reported to me didn't seem right, so I figured it would be a good opportunity to call him. I didn't have his cell number, so I called his house and left a message. About 10 minutes later, I get a text from him telling me the homework. We texted back and forth like 3 times just about homework, and I thanked him, etc. So then the next day at school... he says nothing to me. He acts like nothing happened! So I had a friend tell him I liked him on facebook. He had NO reply. And again, no reaction at school. THEN... I went to his work to see him, pretending I didn't know he worked there. When this happened, oh my gosh! He was like a different person. I walked in there all awkward and nervous, and he called my name, stopped what he was doing, and came over smiling. I rationalized it in my head that he didn't have to do that. He could have politely smiled or waved and continued what he was doing. But he didn't. He said my name, smiled, and made a point of coming over and talking to me... at a time when I'm sure I looked nervous and unapproachable. By the way, I'm figuring that he knew I liked him by this time. So then, the next day at school... nothing again! What??!! He was back to basically ignoring me. I have no idea what that was about. So yesterday I hung out with my friend (the one who told him on facebook) and she has been bugging me to ask him to the Sadie Hawkins dance. She texted him yesterday and asked if he had a date yet... and he replied by saying that he wouldn't be attending this year because he was going to France. Okay?? Lol. Pretty random answer, but whatever. So later, I texted him saying... "So... I hear you're going to France? :)" hoping that it would imply that I was the one who wanted to ask him to Sadies. And because I legitimately want to know why in the world he's going to France. And I got no reply. I have no idea what's going on here. (Kudos if you followed all of that... I apologize if it was jumbled.) Is he interested or not? I am getting seriously mixed signals here. Serious replies only please!ETA: I have thought that maybe he's just too shy to talk to me at school... but then why did he ignore my text yesterday? And he is a pretty outgoing and funny person... so I have a hard time believing that he's too shy to talk to me. moreResolved Question: HELP! Urgent advice needed!!?
(This is in Women's Health because the Relationship board never gets any replies.) This is a really long story, but here is the short version: I am interested in this guy. (We're both 18, high school seniors.) A few months ago, he used to sit behind me in class... and he used to mess with me, like talking to me about random things, poking me, scooting my desk, etc. For awhile he seemed to show some interest. Now he doesn't sit behind me anymore... in fact, he sits on the opposite side of the room and his back is to me, so we can never really talk. So, here's what has happened: About two weeks ago, I was sick for a few days. I "needed to get my homework" so I had a friend ask him what I missed. What she reported to me didn't seem right, so I figured it would be a good opportunity to call him. I didn't have his cell number, so I called his house and left a message. About 10 minutes later, I get a text from him telling me the homework. We texted back and forth like 3 times just about homework, and I thanked him, etc. So then the next day at school... he says nothing to me. He acts like nothing happened! So I had a friend tell him I liked him on facebook. He had NO reply. And again, no reaction at school. THEN... I went to his work to see him, pretending I didn't know he worked there. When this happened, oh my gosh! He was like a different person. I walked in there all awkward and nervous, and he called my name, stopped what he was doing, and came over smiling. I rationalized it in my head that he didn't have to do that. He could have politely smiled or waved and continued what he was doing. But he didn't. He said my name, smiled, and made a point of coming over and talking to me... at a time when I'm sure I looked nervous and unapproachable. By the way, I'm figuring that he knew I liked him by this time. So then, the next day at school... nothing again! What??!! He was back to basically ignoring me. I have no idea what that was about. So yesterday I hung out with my friend (the one who told him on facebook) and she has been bugging me to ask him to the Sadie Hawkins dance. She texted him yesterday and asked if he had a date yet... and he replied by saying that he wouldn't be attending this year because he was going to France. Okay?? Lol. Pretty random answer, but whatever. So later, I texted him saying... "So... I hear you're going to France? :)" hoping that it would imply that I was the one who wanted to ask him to Sadies. And because I legitimately want to know why in the world he's going to France. And I got no reply. I have no idea what's going on here. (Kudos if you followed all of that... I apologize if it was jumbled.) Is he interested or not? I am getting seriously mixed signals here. Serious replies only please!ETA: I have thought that maybe he's just too shy to talk to me at school... but then why did he ignore my text yesterday? And he is a pretty outgoing and funny person... so I have a hard time believing that he's too shy to talk to me. moreResolved Question: am i completely deluded?
basically i am in Love with my best friend, who i've been sleeping with for a few months, and he says he loves me too, and wants to be with me. only problem is....he has a girlfriend who he's been with for a year! i know it sounds bad, but neither of us ever planned for it to happen, we're so close and really do talk to each other about everything. it just felt so right. problem is, we really may aswell be in a relationship, we spend everyday together, every night together, we hold hands, go clubbing together (where he tells everyone he's my boyfriend) even underwear shopping together!. my parents love him, and his like me. the worst part for me in all this is that im even faithfull to him! when we go out if another lad comes anywhere near me, he goes mad! he even gets jelous when he hears about someone i slept with 2 years ago and says it bothers him! it just hurts so much the fact i have no one who will commit to me! it upsets him to see me with random lads. why can't he understand how much it hurts me to hear him tell his girlfriend on the phone that he loves her!! and when i have a bed all to myself feeling so empty inside while he's off with his girlfriend for a romantic weekend. this weekend he went to see his gf, and had sex with her for the first time sinse we've been sleeping together (his argument has always been that he's kinda faithfull to me too) . he told me about it and i just felt crushed. he also said he found it hard to physically do it coz he was thinking of me the whole way through!!!!! i also got text messages all weekend saying what a crap time he was having (their having problems) and how he missed me, and wished he was cuddled up to me. i love this guy to pieces and its hurting me so much that no matter how bad things seem to get between him and his girlfriend he doesnt get rid of her and have me! when he knows he can. it gets compplicated as i've got a job in the South of france for 6 months in April and i guess he doesnt want to not have a GF in the country for that long, which i can understand. i just want him to be happy out of everyhting. i tried to put a stop to everyhting last night so he can sort things out with his gf properly and i can find someone who can commit to me. but when i suggested it he broke, he was so upset i couldnt bear it, and we had sex. im so weak when it comes to him lol. i can't bear to loose him as my best friend as that is what we are, when everyhting else is stipped away thats our foundation and i love it and.....i love him, i really do. what is the answer????????? moreResolved Question: From this.....what do u think?
About me: hi im Bailee some random facts abt me: i luv buying things lol ;) im blonde i live in Pennsylvania i love colorful/shiny things acting is my passion im as bright as a lightbulb :) i have an iPod shuffle i like to do charity walks im in middle school i have had braces once before i like taking pics i luv the snow it is really cold and i have presently bought 3 pairs of flip-flops in the past 2 weeks. i have never been to Alaska i want to go to france i was born in Iowa, USA i have a prepaid cell phone:( i have a pink digital camera i have been to 9 US states. the only time i've been out of the country was in Canada on a cruise. my mom is 38 years old the end! :) <33 what kind of a person would write that about themselves? a good or bad person. or u cant tell.... just curious moreResolved Question: Student Handout #6: The Chosen Ones - A History of Selective Immigration. Anyone help?? Social Homework?
k so we have to do this handout for social above is the name of the handout. i will paste the work sheet followed by the questions help asap would be appreciated :) With the exception of the First Nations, everyone in Canada is either an immigrant or descended from immigrants. But how did all these people, from so many different countries, end up living here? What criteria did they have to meet in order to gain entry? The truth may explode some long-cherished myths about Canada's immigration history. As late as 1910, those wishing to move to Canada were subjected to a ranking system based on racial origin and how well immigration experts thought they could adapt to life in this country. It wasn't until the 1960s that the Department of Immigration discarded these racial criteria and adopted a more tolerant attitude towards ethnic minorities. But in order to take a comprehensive look at Canada's immigration policy, we have to go back another 300 years. In 1660, immigrant settlement in Canada was mainly restricted to villages scattered along the St. Lawrence River. Most inhabitants were traders, merchants and soldiers and the area was nominally controlled by the French Crown. For years, the colony languished. French authorities considered it a backwater. Some said its only claim to worthiness was the quality of the furs in the region. But this changed when France's arch-enemy, England, fixed her imperialistic eye on the New World. France knew the key to retaining the colony was to populate it. To bolster the predominantly male population along the St. Lawrence, beginning in 1665, more than 700 French women were imported into the colony. Many were impoverished and their expenses were paid by the Crown, which led them to be known as les filles du roi, daughters of the King. This novel approach had the desired effect as the population grew. Then, from 1665 to 1760, another 8,000 immigrants settled in Canada. Nearly all were single men and many didn't care for what they encountered. For every one that remained, two returned to Europe. Canada's early immigration policy was obviously flawed. For more than a century, with the notable exception of les filles du roi, authorities encouraged male immigration. Single men could be transported cheaply, with many working aboard the ships to defray the price of passage. It was rationalized that, without families to encumber them, these men would travel the colony searching for work and settling where they liked. Married men, especially those with children, were considered inappropriate immigrants. It was believed they would abandon the colony rather than subject their loved ones to privation. This attitude changed in the 1750s when Britain tried to colonize Nova Scotia with loyal Protestants. It was hoped these staunch Englishmen would counterbalance the Catholic population in Quebec. It is estimated that 2,500 Protestants came to the area between 1750 and 1780. But of the single males in this group, fully two-thirds disappeared from colonial records. They did not settle in Nova Scotia. They either slipped away to the United States or joined the army. As colonists, they were a total loss. However, among the married men, only one-third did not settle permanently. The British government was quick to realize it got much better value out of families, even though single men were cheaper to settle. This shift in thinking influenced Canadian immigration policy for nearly 50 years. As one historian put it, "families were channels for information and assistance, and an important source of support in adjusting to life in a new location." A prime example occurred around 1815, when a group of Irish immigrants settled in Upper Canada. Once the original group was here, they began writing letters home. They extolled life in Canada as compared to the conditions they left in Ireland. As a consequence, more family members immigrated and so did friends and neighbours. This became known as chain immigration and was quickly acknowledged to be a more effective colonization tool than the random importation of single males. Canada's immigration policy was maturing. For 200 years the primary reason for people coming to this country was the fact that they could get free land. All that changed at the beginning of the 20th century. Labour-seeking immigrants began to outnumber land-seeking settlers. This was amply demonstrated when the railroad was being constructed through the interior of British Columbia. Thousands of Chinese workers came to Canada hoping to earn wages unheard of in their homeland. They were here strictly to earn money, not to take up homesteads. They represented not only a drastic shift in the trend of immigration, but also a dramatic change in the way officials viewed those seeking access to this country. The attitude adopted toward the Chinese was: if they wanted into Canada to work that was fine, but only male labourers would be allowed to immigrthat could probbaly help. paste what you know!! thanks!! moreResolved Question: Is it a fact now that the 9/11 bin laden tapes were fake?
Am I right that it's a fact now? Considering dozens of universities in the U.S., France, UK, Russia, Canada everywhere did face comparison tests of Bin Laden in the tape and a real picture of him and they all turned out to be negative..... You can't make a face over of Bin Laden in the tape to any of his other pictures. Then the linguistic experts looked at the Tape of Bin Laden comparing it with past video's of Bin Laden, they ALL determined it was not Bin Laden, but someone with a Western Dialect, not a Saudi one. ANd they did voice scans..... 100% of them determined it was not Bin Laden... at 100% accuracy... Finally in it He doesn't even act like a Muslim in the Vid, Even though he practices his faith so much that he's an "extremist". For example he's wearing a Ring in the vid= Forbidden in Islam, He starts eating with his right hand...(Bin Laden is left handed).... I mean anyone with common sense can tell that the Bin Laden in the video doesn't look anything like the real bin laden. comparison: http://www.sott.net/signs/images/stf_images/fake-osama.jpg In the vid: - His nose grows by like an inch - He gains like a 100 lbs and grows hella fat.... - His eyes are huge/blurred out... - His eyebrows groww bigger or are nonexistent Is this right? Someone please provide facts to prove me wrong on this, iF you don't believe it... Random vid on it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6gRbjfUklE&feature=channel_pageI asked about the vid not who is behind 9/11 if your not gonna answer correctly don't answer at allI'm talking about the so called tapes of him we get every few years.... You know what the funny thing is? These tapes come out a day or week after a poll results show that 51% of people want another better 9/11 investigation- Fact. Ironic isn't it? moreResolved Question: Political Aspects Of The One Hundred Year War?
What were politcal aspects that went along with the war between england and france, alliances, economic standing, random facts. ect Any information is appreaciated :) moreResolved Question: In your opinion what do you think about this article?
I dont think the things that were said in this article was right!!! Dying to Kill Us By ROBERT A. PAPE HICAGO — Suicide terrorism has been on the rise around the world for two decades, but there is great confusion as to why. Since many such attacks — including, of course, those of Sept. 11, 2001 — have been perpetrated by Muslim terrorists professing religious motives, it might seem obvious that Islamic fundamentalism is the central cause. This presumption has fueled the belief that future 9/11's can be avoided only by a wholesale transformation of Muslim societies, which in turn was a core reason for broad public support of the invasion of Iraq. However, this presumed connection between suicide terrorism and Islamic fundamentalism is wrongheaded, and it may be encouraging domestic and foreign policies that are likely to worsen America's situation. I have spent a year compiling a database of every suicide bombing and attack around the globe from 1980 to 2001 — 188 in all. It includes any attack in which at least one terrorist killed himself or herself while attempting to kill others, although I excluded attacks authorized by a national government, such as those by North Korea against the South. The data show that there is little connection between suicide terrorism and Islamic fundamentalism, or any religion for that matter. In fact, the leading instigator of suicide attacks is the Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka, a Marxist-Leninist group whose members are from Hindu families but who are adamantly opposed to religion (they have have committed 75 of the 188 incidents). Rather, what nearly all suicide terrorist campaigns have in common is a specific secular and strategic goal: to compel liberal democracies to withdraw military forces from territory that the terrorists consider to be their homeland. Religion is rarely the root cause, although it is often used as a tool by terrorist organizations in recruiting and in other efforts in service of the broader strategic objective. Three general patterns in the data support my conclusions. First, nearly all suicide terrorist attacks occur as part of organized campaigns, not as isolated or random incidents. Of the 188 separate attacks in the period I studied, 179 could have their roots traced to large, coherent political or military campaigns. Second, liberal democracies are uniquely vulnerable to suicide terrorists. The United States, France, India, Israel, Russia, Sri Lanka and Turkey have been the targets of almost every suicide attack of the past two decades, and each country has been a democracy at the time of the incidents. Third, suicide terrorist campaigns are directed toward a strategic objective. From Lebanon to Israel to Sri Lanka to Kashmir to Chechnya, the sponsors of every campaign have been terrorist groups trying to establish or maintain political self-determination by compelling a democratic power to withdraw from the territories they claim. Even Al Qaeda fits this pattern: although Saudi Arabia is not under American military occupation per se, the initial major objective of Osama bin Laden was the expulsion of American troops from the Persian Gulf. Most worrisome, my research shows that the raw number of suicide attacks is climbing at an alarming rate, even while the rates of other types of terrorism actually declined. The worldwide annual total of terrorist incidents has fallen almost in half; there were 348 attacks in 2001 as opposed to 666 incidents in 1987. Yet the number of attacks in which the terrorists intend to kill themselves along with their victims has grown from an average of 3 per year in the 1980's, to 10 per year in the 1990's, to more than 25 in both 2000 and 2001. And in terms of casualties, suicide attacks are far and way the most efficient form of terrorism. From 1980 to 2001, suicide attacks accounted for only 3 percent of terrorist incidents, but caused almost half of total deaths due to terrorism — even if one excludes as an aberration the unusually large number of fatalities on 9/11. How should democracies respond? In the past, they have tended to react with heavy military offensives, only to find that this tends to incite more attacks and to stir public sympathy for the terrorists without hampering their networks (this has clearly been the case in the West Bank and Chechnya). In their frustration, some terrorized countries have then changed tacks, making concessions to political causes supported by terrorists. Yet this doesn't work either: one likely reason suicide terrorism has been rising so rapidly in recent years is that terrorist groups have learned that the strategy pays off. Suicide terrorists were thought to compel American and French military forces to abandon Lebanon in 1983, Israeli forces to leave most of Lebanon in 1985, Israeli forces to quit the Gaza Strip and the West Bank in 1994 and 1995, and the Turkish government to grant measures of autonomy to the Kurds in the late moreResolved Question: Interesting or random facts about Strasbourg in France?
Thanks :) xxI am! I've done 7 pages. I just need really random facts. moreResolved Question: Can you give me any random fun facts about France?
can you give me random facts about france? Anything,anything at all? moreResolved Question: How do you handle an Underwear Embarrassment as a Babysitter?
Today I was a babysitter for three sweet children who are all in the same kindergarten class. Hank and Brook are brother and sister and they are both very outgoing and popular at school. I brought another boy, Cameron, to Hank and Brook's house after school. Cameron is shy and quiet and there was a problem right away when the three kids went on the swing set and it became obvious that Cameron's new kaki shorts were just a bit big for him and his underwear was sticking out. Poor Cameron would have to be wearing briefs with little racecars all over them and this fact was, of course, hilariously funny to Hank and Brook who were sitting on the swings right next to him. I rushed over to Cameron's swing and pulled up his shorts as Hank and Brook stared and giggled. Everything now seemed fine so I went back inside the house but a few minutes later, Hank and Brook were yelling at me to come back because Cameron's underpants were showing again!!!! I raced back over to Cameron's swing and fixed his pants again. It was just random bad luck that Cameron desperately needed a belt and that it happened right in front of Hank and Brook. How would other people have handled Cameron's problem? When Cameron's mom later found out, she says I should have gotten the kids to play a game where Cameron's briefs wouldn't show or get the kids to watch a video instead. Underwear is a big deal at this age ("I see London, I see France") and it was really cute and funny but not for Cameron. I don't think I will be asked to babysit again which totally sucks. What do you think?? Please be honest. moreResolved Question: history help..?
please help me finish this single working mom just trying to graduate best answer ten points thank you sooo much and any other random facts to help me learn about this would be great too! again thank you so much 1. What were the causes of the French Revolution? 2. What were some of the main events of the Revolution? 3. How did the government of France change during the course of the Revolution? 4. What were the effects of the Revolution? moreResolved Question: Americans ONLY!!! Easy 10 points?
About half an hour i asked a question i called it: Woman President for America is this so amazing? I got some feedback right saying that like ALL americans dont know anything about other countries and sh1t and im kind of thinking thats a tad stereotypical so likedont take offence from this right here right now to prove that like thats such a stereotype im giving 10 points to the first american that can name any past or present leader of any 3 of the following 10 countries and say a word in any 3 of the following countries: Spain France China Germany Ireland Japan Russia Iceland England NO CHEATING and i just picked countries at random Good Luck!! Please say which countries your giving facts about!!K thanks im so copying and pasting the answers to my other q to prove ppl wrong about the stereotype and yes i could answer the question!!England-Queen Elizabeth the 2nd- Hello Ireland-President Mary Mc Aleese- Dia Daoibh Germany-Hitler- Guten TagIm very offende that everyone seems to skip Ireland!!!! Ah well! lol moreResolved Question: 7 French Sentences TRANSLATE ENG TO FRENCH (CORRECT MINE)?
They use the tenses Plus que Parfait and Passe Du Conditional. Help is prefered, also if it makes a difference, we go by French-Canadian, 'high' french or fancy, I'm in Gr 12 and don't want my teacher to think I used a translation site lol. 1). If I had known that you were going to move to France, I would have bought you a special gift. I don't know how to write 'You were going', is it Future proche? Past Tense? or Something else... 2.) Had Kyle not stolen Amanda's random fact, she would have had an original story!! Dont know how to begin the sentence with Had, since I only know Condition Passe with a pronoun. 3.) Haley and Jane never would have met had they not been in the same class. Haley et Jane n'auraient jamais recontru (now what?) 4.) Molly had said that two hours ago. 5.) We had barely begun the the lesson when the storm began 6.) They woulld have only taken one of them. 7) The one with the big eyes would have suffered under the bright light.I reposted this with my attempt below in a new thread so it wasn't so clustered. 1.)Si j'avais su que tu (I don't know how to do 'were going', (it seems like a mix between future/past tense ,and I'm not sure which to use) after that I can do it 2.) I don't know how to start this one off because I'm not sure how to approach it without a pronoun at the beginning to use passe conditional ex. J' avais mangé. 3.) Haley and Jane n'auraient jamais recontru is this sentence a mix of plus que parfait AND passe conditional? 4.) Molly avais dit que deux heures il y a 5.) Nous avions commencé la lecon quand la tempete commence. I'm not sure about the negatives, we have passe coniditonal AND barely, which is guere, but I don't know where the guere goes. 6.) Ils auraient ne perdu guere ONLY (NE QUE) AND BARELY) Guere, I have NO idea which order the en and the guere go in lol. 7) Ce lui avec le grand yeux aurait souffert sous la (i'll dictionary bright light after)Don't use a translation site like 'freetranslation.com' please, I could do it myself, but the answers are incorrect.I'm getting different answers for 'you were going to move' also #2 DOES start with Had, no mistake. moreResolved Question: Translate these 7 Sentences ENGLISH TO FRENCH (Passe Du Conditional and Plus Que Parfait)?
They use the tenses Plus que Parfait and Passe Du Conditional. Help is prefered, also if it makes a difference, we go by French-Canadian, 'high' french or fancy, I'm in Gr 12 and don't want my teacher to think I used a translation site lol. 1). If I had known that you were going to move to France, I would have bought you a special gift. I don't know how to write 'You were going', is it Future proche? Past Tense? or Something else... 2.) Had Kyle not stolen Amanda's random fact, she would have had an original story!! Dont know how to begin the sentence with Had, since I only know Condition Passe with a pronoun. 3.) Haley and Jane never would have met had they not been in the same class. Haley et Jane n'auraient jamais recontru (now what?) 4.) Molly had said that two hours ago. 5.) We had barely begun the the lesson when the storm began 6.) They woulld have only taken one of them. 7) The one with the big eyes would have suffered under the bright light.These are 7 questions out of 64, that I didn't get... I didn't ask for any morality questions such as 'Should I ask for help on my French, so if you don't want to help me that's perfectly fine, but my I already got some help from the teacher on Friday and got most of them down, these are the rest. Not trying to sound mean, I have a 94% average in my senior year and am just having trouble with some of the French, it's not like I'm trying to slack off.Oh and PS I was going to write what I had/didn't know (I actually did) but there wasn't enough room, I had exactly 0 characters left with these 7 questions lol. I have half-work done so whoever answers them, I will be able to adjust my answers to theirs.I'll write what I got so far here 1.)Si j'avais su que tu (I don't know how to do 'were going', (it seems like a mix between future/past tense ,and I'm not sure which to use) after that I can do it 2.) I don't know how to start this one off because I'm not sure how to approach it without a pronoun at the beginning to use passe conditional ex. J' avais mangé. 3.) Haley and Jane n'auraient jamais recontru is this sentence a mix of plus que parfait AND passe conditional? 4.) Molly avais dit que deux heures il y a 5.) Nous avions commencé la lecon quand la tempete commence. I'm not sure about the negatives, we have passe coniditonal AND barely, which is guere, but I don't know where the guere goes. 6.) Ils auraient ne perdu guere ONLY (NE QUE) AND BARELY) Guere, I have NO idea which order the en and the guere go in lol. 7) Ce lui avec le grand yeux aurait souffert sous la (i'll dictionary bright light after). moreResolved Question: Statistics Please check?
A large survey of countries including the United States, China, Russia, France, Turkeym Kenya, and others indicated that most people prefer the color blue. In fact, about 24% of the population claim blue as their favorite color. Suppose a random sample of n = 56 college students was surveyed and r = 12 of them said that blue is their favorite color. Does this information imply that the color preference of all college students is different (either way) from that of the general population? Use a = 0.05. p = 0.24 q = 0.76 n = 56 r = 12 a = 0.05 (a) What is the level of significance? State the null and alternate hypothesis. a = 0.05 H0: p = 0.24 H1: p ≠ 0.24 (b) What sampling distribution will you use? Explain the rationale for your choice of sampling distribution. What is the value of the sample test statistic? np = 56 *0.24 = 13.44 > 5 is true nq = 56 *0.76 = 42.56 > 5 is true(c) Find (or estimate) the P-value. Sketch the sampling distribution and show the area corresponding to the P-value. phat = r/n = 12/56= 0.21 z = (phat - p)/SQRT{pq/n} = (0. 21 - 0. 24)/SQRT{0. 24*0. 76/56} = -0.07 (d) Based on your answers in parts (a) to (c), will you reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis? Are the data statistically significant at level a? Since P-value ≠ alpha is true, we reject H0 (e) State your conclusion in the context of the application. At a 5% level of significance, sample data indicates that the color preference of all college students is different (either way) from that of the general population from 24%. moreResolved Question: Did the Allies and Jews lie about the Holocaust?
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sorry for the ambiguous paragraph breaks. Thesis is: Debussy's experimentations and unconventional ways have revolutionized the art of music, influencing many later composers and sparking new forms of music such as jazz. moreResolved Question: Can someone give me suggestions on my research paper?
Thesis is: Debussy's experimentation and unconventional ways have revolutionized the art of music, influecning many later composers and sparking new forms of music such as jazz moreResolved Question: Genuine Miracles at Lourdes, France? What do you think?
The Catholic Church has recognized 67 miraculous cures at Lourdes. Over 6 million people go on pilgrimage to Lourdes each year so the fact that the Church only recognizes 67 of them should say something. These cures have been extensively researched and documented, and are things that cannot be explained by placebo. Here is a random assortment of cures: Abdominal Tumor Tuberculosis Blindness of Cerebral origin, bilateral optic atrophy Multiple Sclerosis Mitral Valve stenosis Arachnoiditis with blindness and deafness Here's a link to a document with all the cures: http://www.lourdes-france.org/upload/pdf/gb_guerisons.pdf Here's a page that discusses the Virgin Mary's appearances at Lourdes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Our_Lady_of_LourdesI know it is 67 TOTAL moreResolved Question: Facts and figures about the French, their pets and the SPA?
Right I need to find a few facts and figures about the French and their love of pets. Here's the specifics I need to know... 1. How many animals are adopted each day in France? 2. How many more animals are adopted over the week-end (twice as many, half as many etc) 3.How many cats are found by the SPA? And Dogs? 4. How many couples have pets in France? 5. How many homes have cats? And dogs? 6. How many cats and dogs are found each day in France? 7. How many animals are abandoned by their owners each day? 8. How many animals does the SPA rescue each day? Yeah, they're pretty random questions but I need some random facts and figures for some work!! If you have an exact figure, Brilliant, but if not, and educated guess will do :) Obviously I am not educated enough ...! Thank you's...Or should I say Merci ;) moreResolved Question: Are the French racist?
YES! http://www.lefigaro.fr/france/20070419.WWW000000610_un_rabbin_violemment_agresse_en_gare_du_nord.html That's just a random story I noticed today. And let's not forget what happened in Gare du Nord a couple of weeks back. And the almost weekly anti-Semitic attacks or the police cars trashed and burned, the officers beaten with iron bars, people burned alive on buses and the old men kicked nearly to death by errant "youth". And the fact that an avowed bigot, anti-semite and racist (Front National party) is set to receive upwards of 15% of the popular vote . Is that considerate?mimi: STOP CRYING FRENCH! Osef de ton opinions bidon! moreResolved Question: The Mathematical Miracle of # 19 in the Quran! any truth to this?
"Mathematics is the language with which God has written the universe" (Galileo) Chapter 74 of the Quran, God's Final Testament, is dedicated to the number 19. The name of that chapter is "Al-Muddassir" (The Hidden Secret). The number 19 is specifically mentioned in that Chapter as a punishment for those who state that the scripture is human-made (74:25), and proclaims that the 19 is "One of the greatest" (74:35). In 74:31, the purpose of the number 19 is spelled out: to remove all doubt regarding the authenticity of the Quran, increase the faith of the believers, and to be a scientific punishment for hypocrites and disbelievers. However, the implication of this number as a proof for the authenticity of the Quran remained unknown for centuries. For fourteen centuries, the commentators tried in vain to understand the function and fulfilment of the number 19. In 1974, the Lord of the universe unveiled the secret of number 19 to Dr. Rashad Khalifa, an Egyptian-American biochemist. His four-year long computerized study on the Quran did not have any expected target. Surprisingly, he discovered the mathematically intertwined structure by "chance." This multifold interlocked mathematical design is a message in universal language. This message, providing a built-in physical evidence of its divine source, leaves no doubt in our heart that the Quran is The Final Testament. Before the secret is decoded Before the discovery of 19-based system, we knew a symmetrical mathematical system in the Quran. For example: © The word "month" (shahr) occurs 12 times. © The word "day" (yawm) occurs 365 times. © The word "days" (ayyam,yewmeyn) occurs 30 times. © The words "satan" (shaytan) and "angel" (malak), both occur 88 times. © The words "this world" (dunya) and "hereafter" (ahirah), both occur 115 times. Simple to understand, impossible to imitate The mathematical structure of the Final Testament is simple to understand and impossible to imitate. You do not need to know Arabic, the original language of the Quran to examine it for yourself. Basically what you need is to be able to count upto19. Dr. Khalifa introduces this supernatural message as follows: The Quran is characterized by a unique phenomenon never found in any human authored book. Every element of the Quran is mathematically composed-the chapters, the verses, the words, the number of certain letters, the number of words from the same root, the number and variety of divine names, the unique spelling of certain words, and many other elements of the Quran besides its content. There are two major facets of the Quran's mathematical system: (1) The mathematical literary composition, and (2) The mathematical structure involving the numbers of chapters and verses. Because of this comprehensive mathematical coding, the slightest distortion of the Quran's text or physical arrangement is immediately exposed (Quran The Final Testament, Translated by Rashad Khalifa, Islamic Productions, Tucson, 1989, p 609). Nineteen, as the mathematical code of the Quran, is a challenge for atheists, an invitation for agnostics and a guidance for believers. It is a perpetual miracle for the computer generation. It is the light of the morning promised by God Almighty (74:33). Physical, examinable divine proof Here is the summary of this historical discovery: © The first verse, i.e., the opening statement "Bismillahirrahmanirrahim", shortly "Basmalah," consists of 19 Arabic letters. © The first word of Basmalah, Ism (name) occurs in the Quran 19 times. © The second word of Basmalah, Allah (God) occurs 2698 times, or 19x142. © The third word of Basmalah, Rahman (Gracious) occurs 57 times, or 19x3. © The fourth word of Basmalah, Rahim (Merciful) occurs 114 times, or 19x6. Although this phenomenon (the opening statement consists of 19 letters, and each word occurs in multiple of 19) represents a minute portion of the code, it was described by Martin Gardner in the Scientific American as "ingenious" (September, 1981, p. 22-24) © The multiplication factors of the words of the Basmalah (1+142+3+6) add up to 152 or 19x8. © The Quran consists of 114 chapters, which is 19x6. © The total number of verses in the Quran including all Basmalahs is 6346, or 19x334. If you add the digits of that number, 6+3+4+6 equals 19. © The Basmalah occurs 114 times, (despite its conspicuous absence from chapter 9, it occurs twice in chapter 27) and 114 is 19x6. © From the missing Basmalah of chapter 9 to the extra Basmalah of chapter 27, there are precisely 19 chapters. © It follows that the sum of the chapter numbers from 9 to 27 (9+10+11+12.......+26+27) is 342. This total (342) also equals the number of words between the two Basmalahs of chapter 27, and 342 equals 19x18. © The occurrence of the extra Basmalah is in 27:30. The number of the chapter and the verse add up to 57, or 19x3. © Each letter of the Arabic alphabet corresponds to a number according to their original sequence in the alphabet. The Arabs were using this system for calculations. When the Quran was revealed 14 centuries ago, the numbers known today did not exist. A universal system was used where the letters of the Arabic, Hebrew, Aramaic, and Greek alphabets were used as numerals. The number assigned to each letter is its "Gematrical Value." The numerical values of the Arabic alphabet are shown below: A study on the gematrical values of about 200 attributes of God which are mentioned in the Quran, shows that only four names have gematrical values which are multiples of 19. These are "Wahid" (One), "Zul Fadl al Azim" (Possessor of Infinite Grace), "Majid" (Glorous), "Jaami" (Summoner). Their gematrical value are 19 , 2698, 57, and 114 respectively, which are all divisible by 19 and correspond exactly to the frequencies of occurrence of the Basmalah's four words. © The total numbers of verses where the word Allah (God) occurs add up to 118123, and is 19x6217. © The total occurrences of the word Allah (God) in all the verses whose numbers are multiples of 19 is 133, or 19x7. © The first revelation (96:1-5) consists of 19 words. © This 19-worded first revelation consists of 76 letters, 19x4. © Chapter 96, first in the chronological sequence, consists of 19 verses. © This first chronological chapter is placed ahead of the last 19 chapters. © Chapter 96 consists of 304 Arabic letters, 19x16. © The last revelation, chapter 110, consists of 19 verses. © The first verse of the last revelation consists of 19 letters. © The word "the Quran" occurs 57 times, or 19x3. (The word in 10:15 is a different Quran, so it is not counted) © The key commandment: "You shall devote your worship to God alone" (in Arabic "Wahdahu") occurs in 7:70; 39:45; 40:12,84; and 60:4. The total of these numbers adds up to 361, or 19x19. © The Quran is characterized by a unique phenomenon that is not found in any other book: 29 chapters are prefixed with "Quranic Initials" which remained mysterious for 1406 years. With the discovery of the code 19 , we realized their major role in the Quran's mathematical structure. The initials occur in their respective chapters in multiples of 19. For example, Chapter 19 has five letters in its beginning, K.H.Y.A'.SS., and the total occurrence of these letters in this chapter is 798, or 19x42. © To witness the details of the miracle of these initials, a short chapter which begins with one initial, letter "Q" will be a good example. The frequency of "Q" in chapter 50 is 57, or 19x3. The letter "Q" occurs in the other Q-initialed chapter, i.e., chapter 42, exactly the same number of times, 57. The total occurrence of the letter "Q" in the two Q-initialed chapters is 114, which equals the number of chapters in the Quran. "The Quran" is mentioned in the Quran 57 times. The description of the Quran as "Majid" (Glorious) is correlated with the frequency of occurrence of the letter "Q" in each of the Q-initialed chapters. The word "Majid" has a gematrical value of 57. Chapter 42 consists of 53 verses, and 42+53 is 95, or 19x5. Chapter 50 consists of 45 verses, and 50+45 is 95, or 19x5. The number of Q's in all ver-ses numbered "19" throughout the Quran is 76, or 19x4. © The Quran mentions 30 different numbers: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 19, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 99, 100, 200, 300, 1000, 2000, 3000, 5000, 50000, & 100000. The sum of these numbers is 162146, which equals 19x8534. © If we write down the number of each verse in the Quran, one next to the other, preceded by the number of verses in each chapter, the resulting long number consists of 12692 digits (19x668). Additionally, the huge number itself is also a multiple of 19. The details of this study is endless. Keeping up with the new discoveries is a challenging task. In the original of The Old Testament Is this mathematical structure unique to the Quran? For a while we thougt so. But, we were wrong. The same 19-based mathematical composition was discovered by Rabbi Judah in the 12th century AD in a preserved part of the Old Testament. Evidently, the prime number 19 is the signiture of God, the Greatest Matematician. Below is the copy from Studies In Jewish Mysticism: "The people (Jews) in France made it a custom to add (in the morn ing prayer) the words: Ashrei temimei derekh (blessed are those who walk the righteous way), and our Rabbi, the Pious, of blessed memory, wrote that they were completely and utterly wrong. It is all gross falsehood, be cause there are only nineteen times that the Holy Name is mentioned (in that portion of the morning prayer), . . . and similarly you find the word Elohim nineteen times in the peri cope of Ve- elleh shemot . . . . Similarly, you find that Israel were called sons nineteen times, and there are many other examples. All these sets of nineteen are intricately inter twined, and they contain many secrets and esoteric meanings, which are contained in more than eight volumes. Therefore, anyone who has the fear of God in him will not listen to the words of the Frenchmen who add the verse Ashrei temimei derekh (blessed are those who walk in the paths of God s Torah, for according to their additions the Holy Name is mentioned twenty times . . . and this is a great mistake. Furthermore, in this section there are 152 words, but if you add Ashrei temimei derekh there are 158 words. This is nonsense, for it is a great and hidden secret why there should be 152 words . . ." (Dan, Joseph. Studies In Jewish Mysticism, Association for Jewish Studies. Cambridge, Massachusetts: 1978, p 88.) How can we explain this phenomenon? There are primarily four possible explanations: 1) Manipulation: You may be skeptical about our data regarding the mathematical structure of Quran. However, you can eliminate this option in several hours by random checking of our detailed computer print out. We have published them in several books and they can be obtained from the Monotheist Production International. 2) Coincidence: This possibility is eliminated by the statistical probability laws. The consistency and frequency of the 19-based pattern is much too overwhelming to occur coincidentally. 3) Human fabrication: While fabricating a literary work that meets the criteria of the document summarized here is a stunning challenge for our computer generation, it is certainly improbable for the time of initiation of the document, namely, 610 AD. One more fact augments the improbability of human fabrication. If a certain person or persons had fabricated this literary work, they would want to reap the fruits of their efforts; they would have bragged about it. In view of the originality, complexity, and mathematical sophistication of this work, we have to admit that it is ingenious. However, no one has ever claimed credit for this unique literary code; the code was never known prior to the computer decoding accomplished by Dr. Khalifa. Therefore it is reasonable to exclude the possibility of human fabrication. The timing of the discovery may be considered another evidence for the existence and full control of Supreme Being: The mystery of the number 19 which is mentioned as "one of the greatest events" in the chapter 74 (The Hidden Secret) was unveiled exactly 1406 (19x74) lunar years after the revelation of the Quran. Dr. Khalifa discovered the code 19 in 1974. The connection between 19 and 74 (the number of the chapter which this code is mentioned) is significant in the timing of the discovery. 4. Super Intelligent Source: The only remaining possibility is that a super intelligent source is responsible for this document; one who designed the work in this extraordinary manner, then managed to keep it a well guarded secret for 14 centuries, for a predetermined time. The mathematical code ensures that the source is super intelligent and also that the document is perfectly intact. It is not a dream anymore The following excerpts are from the famous astronomer and science-fiction writer Carl Sagan's book: "No, don't you see? This would be different. This isn't just starting the universe out with some precise mathematical laws that determine physics and chemistry. This is a message. Whoever makes the universe hides messages in transcendental numbers so they'll be read fifteen billion years later when intelligent life finally evolves. I criticized you and Rankin the time we first met for not understanding this. 'If God wanted us to know that he existed, why didn't he send us an unambiguous message?' I asked. Remember?" "I remember very well. You think God is a mathematician." "Something like that. If what we're told is true. If this isn't a wild-goose chase. If there's a message hiding in pi and not one of the infinity of other transcendental numbers. That's a lot of ifs." "You're looking for Revelation in arithmetic. I know a better way." "Palmer, this is the only way. This is the only thing that would convince a skeptic. Imagine we find something. It doesn't have to be tremendously complicated. Just something more orderly than could accumulate by chance that many digits into pi. That's all we need. Then mathematicians all over the world can find exactly the same pattern or message or whatever it proves to be. Then there are no sectarian divisions. Everybody begins reading the same Scripture. No one could then argue that the key miracle in the religion was some conjurer's trick, or that later historians had falsified the record, or that it's just hysteria or delusion or a substitute parent for when we grow up. Everyone could be a believer." (Carl Sagan, Contact, Simon & Schuster, New York, 1985, p 418-419) Eerily, almost everything exactly has been happening according to Carl Sagan's prediction with an exception that the code of the divine message is not pi, it is a peculiar prime number. Also the last statement seems to be too optimistic, at least for the time being. Already millions of Muslims have rejected the mathematical code based on the presupposition that the Creator of the universe won't employ mathematics in his book. And born-again Christians are ready to coin it as Anti Christ. However, this mathematically coded message promises a new era in the world of religions. It does not only provide an examinable evidence for the existence of God, it also expose the widespread corruption plagued all the organized religions. This mathematical code suggests (as it is published in our numerous books) a "Copernican revolution" in theology of religions. Instead of Krishna-centered, or Jesus-centered, or Muhammad-centered religions we must turn to the original center, to the God-centered model. They cannot see the miracle The "learned Muslim scholars" cannot understand or accept this clear mathematical composition. Indeed, the verse 74:31 prophecies that hypocrites will not be able to understand this miracle. Also the verse 7:146 describes those people who are deprived of seeing the miracle: I will divert from My revelations those who are arrogant on earth, without justification. Consequently, when they see every kind of miracle they will not believe. And when they see the path of guidance they will not adopt it as their path, but when they see the path of straying they will adopt it as their path. This is the consequence of their rejecting our revelations, and of being totally heedless thereof. (7:146) a) Are all of those mathematical facts coincidences? b) How many letters are there in the opening statement of the Quran i.e., Basmalah? Why do your ancient scholars (Fahreddin er Razi, Qurtubi etc.) who counted the letters of Basmalah agree on 19 letters? Why after the discovery of the miracle do you refute your respected ancient scholars? c) 786 is the gematrical value of Basmalah used by Muslims to represent the Basmalah. How many letters does this famous number represent? d) Why do you fail in counting the 19 letters of Basmalah which is a very simple and very obvious physical fact? e) Almighty God in 74:31 gives us a list of functions of the number "19". This is what "19" will do: 1) Disturb the disbelievers. 2) Establish certainty in the hearts of the believers, the Jews, and the Christians, concerning the divine origin of the Quran. 3) Strengthen the faith of the faithful. 4) Remove all doubt from the hearts of the believers, and the Jews, and the Christians. 5) Expose the hypocrites and the disbelievers who claim with their lip service to be believers; they will not accept the 19-based miracle. The mathematical miracle of the Quran fulfills all these functions one by one. The question to the Muslim scholars who reject God's miracle is: How will the number 19 establish certainty in the hearts of people? How will the number 19 remove all doubt from the people's heart? How will the hypocrites be exposed? What are the functions of your 19? f) The reason for your rejection of this great miracle has been explained in 74:31; 7:146 and 6:25. Why do you not kill your ego, and purify your heart? g) How was the prophecy of 10:20; 27:93 & 41:53 fulfilled? h) Is it not significant that the same 19-based mathematical composition was discovered by Rabbi Judah in the 12th century AD in a preserved part of the Old Testament? (See Studies In Jewish Mysticism, Association for Jewish Studies, Cambridge, Mass., Joseph Dan, page 88, 1982). i) What do you think about the Quranic prophecy on this discovery which confirms the mathematical miracle of the scriptures?: "Proclaim: 'What if it is from God, and you disbelieved in it? A witness from the Children of Israel has borne witness to a similar phenomenon, and he has believed, while you have turned too arrogant to believe. God does not guide the wicked.' " (46:10). j) What do A.L.M., HH.M., Y.S., Q. mean? Why is the Quranic expression "These are the miracles --ayaat-- of this book" found ONLY in conjunction with Quranic initials? (10:1; 12:1; 13:1; 15:1; 26:1-2; 27:1; 28:1-2; 32:1-2). "A RELIGION NEVER AUTHORIZED BY GOD" (42:21) The extent to which Islam has been corrupted is illustrated in the following: In the paranthesis are some of the Chapter:Verse numbers that contradict the traditional orthodox teaching. Hadith and Sunna (6:19,38,114; 7:3; 12:111; 17:46; 31:6; 45:6; 69:38-47 .....) Killing whomever they consider an apostate (2:256; 4:90; 10:99;18:29; 88:21,22.) Cutting off the hand of the thief (5:38, 12:31) Stoning the adulterers to death (24:2; 4:25. Killing muslims who do not observe prayer (2:256; 18:29; 20:14) Killing one who drinks alcohol for the 4th time ( 2:256; 18:29) Forbidding menstruating women from worshiping (2:222) Forbidding women from the Friday prayer (62:9) Oppressing women and forcing them to wear head-covers and unreasonable clothes; and depriving them of all rights in marriage, divorce, inheritance, etc. (3:195; 4:19,32; 9:71; 2:228.)Y Insulting women by instituting that "if a monkey, or a black dog, or a woman passes in front of a praying person, his prayer is nullified" (9:71; 33:35 ...) Idolizing Muhammad against his will: Calling him "the most honorable messenger" 2:285 Claiming that he was infallible (4:79; 9:117; 33:37; 40:66; 42:52; 66:1; 80:1-10; 93:7) Setting up his tomb as a "Sacred Mosque" (2:149-150) Claiming that he possesses power of intercession (2:48,123,254; 6:70,94; 7:53; 10:3; 39:44; 43:86; 74:48.) Adding his name in the five daily prayers and Azan (20:14; 72:18) Adding his name to the First Pillar of Islam, Shahadah (3:18; 37:35; 39:45) Inventing a funny story about his ascension to the heavens on a horse, and talking God out of 50 prayers a day, after consulting Moses. (17:1; 53:1-18) Insulting Muhammad: Claiming that he advised people to drink urine (7:157) Claiming that he gouged out people's eyes (3:159; 68:4) Claiming that he possessed sexual drive of 30 men (33:21) Claiming that he was illiterate, un-intelligent (96:1-5 and many more) Claiming that he had been bewitched by a Jew (17:47; 25:8) Claiming that he cursed a child passing in front of him during prayer and the child became crippled (3:159) Nullifying the fact that Muhammad was the last prophet by teaching that Jesus will come back to this world. This makes Jesus the last prophet (33:40; 19:30) A bizarre dietary system with multitudes of prohibition and contradictions (6:145-150; 16:115,116) Claiming that hell will not touch them, except for a limited number of days. (2:80-82; 3:23-25) Altering the four consecutive Sacred Months. (9:37) Limiting the pilgrimage to three days (2:197) Neglecting the Zakat charity through distortion (6:141) Giving a punishment of 60 straight days of fasting for one nullified day of fasting. (2:184) Inventing numerous rules from ablution, to prayer, to sleeping, to cutting one's nails. (5:101; 42:21; 2:67-71) Prohibiting gold and silk for men. (5:48,49; 7:31-32; 18:31; 22:23; 35:33) Prohibiting music, painting, and the arts. (7:32; 42:21; 34:13) Rejecting writing a will for parents and relatives. (2:180; 4:11-12) Claiming that the age of responsibility for males starts at 15, for females starts at 12. Anybody who dies after these ages as a non-muslim, will go to hell (46:15) Claiming that some verses contradict some verses and therefore they abrogate each other. For example they do not believe in 2:180; 2:219. (4:82; 15:90-92; 2:85) Claiming that Muhammad added an extra prohibition and abrogated the last part of 4:24. (17:73-75; 69:40-47) Changing the meaning of the Quranic words. (Such as nabi -prophet- & rasoul -messenger-, ayat -miracle,sign- & ayaat -miracles, verses-). (5:41) Claiming that Muhammad was the last messenger. (33:40; 3:81; 33:7) Omitting Basmalah and adding a non Quranic word "ameen" to the end of al-Faatiha in the prayers. (1:1-7) Reciting al-Faatiha silently in the noon and afternoon prayers. (17:110) Accepting the division into sects as God's mercy. (6:159; 30:32; 23:52-56) Changing the number of the letters of the Basmalah to reject the great mathematical miracle. (1:1; 74:30-37)this is completely diff from miracles regarding the bible (predicting WWII...etc). this is completely scientific. all it needs is a software that can make the computations to approve/dis approve it. moreRandom France Facts News
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