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Gul Moammar AL-Ghamdi · Guest

On 19 Nov 2003 00:01:21 GMT, E. O. McKellen wrote:

[quote]
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E. O. McKellen
Both fearing now, Estefana and Richard dined the distant bedrooms in handsome bush.
[/quote]
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Generally, enigmas irritate in back of sweet showers, unless they>re raw.
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--
Gul Moammar AL-Ghamdi

of God are run by
a committee than the person who is leading the mosque or church. Most of
those people who run the committee are not really that religious and are
more politically motivated. In my case I have seen good people staying
away from committees where as those who don?t know anything about
religion controlling religious centres.

One must ask who really is the head of mosque/church, it is supposed to
be the Imam/priest, it may very well be the case that these leaders were
elected by the people to lead the mosque/church but at the very end it
should be religious person who makes the decision how to run a religious
centre not a committee, the committee should only be there to share
opinion and provide views, but Imam/Priest must remain the leader.

It is very important but sadly not understood by many people today, they
just like to create a "different" kind of system. Many Muslim Imams have
complained that they can?t even give Friday Khutaba without committee?s
permission it is committee who tells them what to say and do, I don?t
know may be committees should be reminded that it is God?s religion and
God and those who know religions are the best people to decide what to
say and do. It may very well be that Imam?s and priests get paid to lead
mosque/church but leaders must be elected/rejected by people not the
committees the reason being committees can be corrupt and motivated by
political issues than religious issues.

I honestly don?t think things are going to change in a day, but we must
try to reverse and stop the current wave of thoughts and actions going
against religions, religion must be set free.

May God give us all the ability to question the current system a

Terry Austin · Guest

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Terry Austin · Guest

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Terry Austin · Guest

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Phil Hobbs · Guest

David Dalton wrote:
[quote](The relation to the optics group is that the proposal
discusses geometrical optics and asymptotic ray theory some.)

I>m currently editing my geophysics/applied math Ph.D. proposal
and would like comments back, preferably to my campus e-mail
address n06drd@mun.ca (where that is zero and not Oh) on its
potential originality and on any literature review references
I may have missed, and on writing flow and impact.

And the novelty of this is....?[/quote]

Cheers,

Phil Hobbs

David Dalton · Guest

Phil Hobbs wrote:

[quote]David Dalton wrote:
(The relation to the optics group is that the proposal
discusses geometrical optics and asymptotic ray theory some.)

I>m currently editing my geophysics/applied math Ph.D. proposal
and would like comments back, preferably to my campus e-mail
address n06drd@mun.ca (where that is zero and not Oh) on its
potential originality and on any literature review references
I may have missed, and on writing flow and impact.

And the novelty of this is....?
[/quote]
Should properly theoretically model subtleties in real seismic
date not shown in asymptotic ray theory while also demonstrating
advantages over full numerical solution of the original system
of partial differential equations. But as for Field>s medal
(uh oh I am now too old at 40 I guess) or Nobel prize stuff
we>ll have to see what pops out (cosmic microwave anisotropy
stuff, maybe :-) ).

I>ll have to throw a few of my brainstormed ideas over
the years onto this group later, after the end of April,
for others to build on. Some I have not yet posted,
like certain object sculpture clues to physics of
late waning crescent of September 1994, just before
crack of the cauldron (new moon).

Thanks, Phil,
David

[quote]
Cheers,

Phil Hobbs[/quote]

Bob Hand · Guest

If this is supposed to be a moderated site, where is the moderator???
All these boring and off topic posts from Nader or Pseudo-Nader do not
belong here. Hey Mr. Moderator! Let>s do our job and prevent these from
appearing in our otherwise interesting ARCHAEOLOGY newsgroup.

Bob

"Sultan" <taveadrauzqs@jetable.org> wrote in message
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[quote]Call for an Impeachment Inquiry of Bush and Cheney,
Get Congress to Take Action

Sign our online Petition and read below for more information:

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HEY DUDE WHERE>S MY BUDDY!!!???
COME BACK HOME MICHAEL!!!

Ok Michael, you>ve had your realpolitik fling with ex-General Wesley
Clark. Your endorsed Presidential candidate in the Democratic Primaries
has withdrawn. It is time for you to come home, to join your buddies and
resume your only genuine role which is that of defiance and resistance.
Compliance and assistance with the Democrats does not accord with your
past, your character, your bold writings and, most memorably, your long
corrosive assaults on the Party that betrayed the working classes and
plunged our country into corporate globalization. Remember, Michael,
you>re the flinty man from Flint, Michigan. You>ve never forgotten your
roots. The heady Hollywood, Manhattan scene with the celebrities and
Academy Awards have never gotten to your head but rather have gotten
into your deserving pockets. How we all recall your standing before one
billion people in Los Angeles at the televised Academy Awards in 2003
and, breaking the customary cant of the awardees, throwing the gauntlet
down to George W. Bush and his "fictitious" war mongering.

Now the War has become a quagmire, with both Republicans and Democrats
complicit (check the votes in Congress). The Draft may be on the way. So
what are you doing going on the Al Franken Show very nearly breaking
down when Al Gore (he of the pro NAFTA/GATT, anti-worker, regime-change,
Iraq-bombing, lethal sanctions on half a million children
Administration) called and thought you were apologizing. You have
nothing to apologize for, Michael. Gore has a lot to apologize
for-blowing the election he won in Florida and the country as a whole
and for blowing, with Bill Clinton, the many opportunities the
rich-booming Nineties and the collapse of the Soviet Union gave this
country to turn a peace dividend into a pro-worker, pro-environment,
pro-consumer and anti-poverty resurgence.

Come back and join our Presidential campaign, Michael. Talk to those
"Reagan Democrats"-those 35% of union members who still vote Republican
and against their own interests-as only you can. Michael, if you go
pumping for the Democratic Party this year, just what are you going to
say to the unemployed steelworkers near Sparrows Point in Maryland? To
the megathousands of laid off textile and furniture workers in North and
South Carolina? To the abandoned auto workers waiting and waiting near
their empty factories that went to repressive countries? To the millions
of blue-collar workers, who fought our wars, only to learn that the two
parties won>t fight for their company pensions and health insurance? Are
you going to tell them how the Democratic Party pushed through the WTO,
let their pensions erode or disappear, were too busy collecting checks
from the corporate bosses to pay attention to the corporate crime wave
that looted and drained trillions of dollars from millions of workers,
their retirement and small investments? Will you tell them that the
cowardly Democrats, who couldn>t win the fewer elections they are now
not losing without the labor vote, won>t even mount a determined drive
to repeal the notorious, union-blocking Taft Hartley Act?

How can you be free to be what you are, or to depress Bush>s vote, to
jolt into consciousness the moribund Democratic Party?

Hey Dude, join your real buddies! The ones you may be thinking about
just don>t fit either your message, your vision, or our website
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Come back home Michael. The workers and the youth of America are looking
for you.

Best regards,
Ralph Nader

P.S. Will you put this invitation on your website and see how your fans
react to Michael Moore returning to the Nader 2004 presidential
campaign? Patti Smith will reserve a big singing spot, for you, on
the
stage for the customary finale, PEOPLE HAVE THE POWER.

Wednesday April 14, 2004

Join the Call for an Impeachment Inquiry of Bush and Cheney
Help us Get Congress to Take Action

You can help the call for an impeachment inquiry of President Bush and
Vice President Dick Cheney. Sign our online Petition.

http://www.votenader.org/get_involved/impeach.php

George W. Bush and Dick Cheney should be impeached for two reasons:

They led the United States into an illegal, unconstitutional war in
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They misled the Congress and the American people with five falsehoods
that led to war.

All it takes is one Member of the House of Representatives to call for
an Impeachment Inquiry to start the process to investigate the two
grounds. If the House then votes by a simple majority for Articles of
Impeachment, the Senate would then undertake a trial of the President
and Vice President. They would only be convicted, and impeached, if
two-thirds of the Senate agrees.

--

rights of Palestinians."

Two members of the CPRR, Ishaq Farhan and Abdulateef Arabiyat, are members
of the Islamic Action Front (IAF)-an Islamist party affiliated with the
Muslim Brotherhood and Hamas.

Abdeen Jabara also works closely with another IFCO project called the
Coalition Against the "Counter Terror" Act. He distributes its flyers and
has appeared in a video for the group, which may be purchased for $15 a
copy - from IFCO.

Apparently someone is buying. According to a New York Post report, "the
most
recent IRS records available for IFCO, from the year 2000, show that the
foundation took in $1,119,564 in contributions. A Not In Our Name
statement
report that they have taken in more than $400,000 in recent months for the
purpose of publishing their statement."

NION and Narco-terrorism

As disturbing as NION>s relationships with IFCO and Muslim organizations
are, just as disturbing is its relationship to the Revolutionary Communist
Party (RCP). Not In Our Name>s administration cadre comes from the
Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP), through such luminaries as C. Clark
Kissinger and Mary Lou Greenberg, both of whom are Directors of NION and
members of the Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP). Clark Kissinger,
co-director of NION and the RCP, was quoted as saying that when the RCP
took
over, "it would be necessary to shoot everyone who didn>t agree with
them."

The RCP is a Marxist-Leninist-Maoist g

[/quote]

Vincent Granville · Guest

Did you reach the high you have predicted would occur in September 2003?
And if not, did you reach it later or do you believe your high years
won>t recur?

David Dalton wrote:

[quote]David Dalton wrote:

(The relation to the optics group is that the proposal
discusses geometrical optics and asymptotic ray theory some.)

I>m currently editing my geophysics/applied math Ph.D. proposal
and would like comments back,

At my proposal defense this morning I talked for 15
minutes and they asked not too tough questions. Then
the examining committee talked for over an hour after I
left and then my supervisor came and told me I had
passed, but they expected more work out of me (I
performed well from Sept02 to April03 but from
May03 to March04 not as well, and reasonably well
the last month).

David
http://www.nfld.com/~dalton[/quote]

Lance Delacroix · Guest

On 17 Jun 2004 03:12:44 -0700, nocker@animail.net (.) wrote:

[quote]alt.bitterness,alt.abuse,alt.business.insurance,soc.culture.bolivia,sci.research
[/quote]
Ah, yes, I see...

Dava InfoTech · Guest

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raj wrote:
[quote]hay guys
this is Rajasekhar from mississippi state university.i would like to
know the concept of SUPPLY CHAIN modelling and its
applicattions.please help me in this[/quote]

Guest · Posted: Fri Dec 17, 2004 3:59 am Post subject: Aesthetic Realism

Aesthetic Realism is a philosophic way of seeing the world based on
ethics, aesthetics, and a rather complete respect for scientific
method.

As one see aged and ill-motivated posts (not this one) pop up during
one>s searches, it>s well to remember the description given here by
Dale Laurin. It>s the truth.

brian a m stuckless · Guest

Steven L. Robinson wrote: [```SNiP```]
[quote][ < http://www.counterpunch.org/labotz09032005.html > ]
Hurricane Katrina>s blow to New Orleans
[/quote]
```AND the iNDUSTRiAL (?) levee FAiLURE, even MORE ..duh.!!

[quote]-- and the failure of the government to
respond have shown the United States to be a failed state.
[```SNiP``` Me-Lie KiSSiNG-HER likely on board.]
The Lid is Off

Hurricane Katrina
[/quote]
```AND the iNDUSTRiAL (?) levee FAiLURE, even MORE ..duh.!!

[quote]-- blew off the façade of American society. It pulled back
the curtain to reveal the millions who live in poverty, mostly African
American in New Orleans, but in other cities Latino, Native American, and
white. The most apparent failure of the state
[/quote]
```AND the iNDUSTRiAL (?) levee FAiLURE, even MORE ..duh.!!

[quote]-- has been in emergency
response, but far greater has been the failure to create a stable existence,
a decent society for millions.

What we see in New Orleans today we might have see as well if there had been
a tsunami in Los Angeles or tornadoes in Chicago.
[/quote]
```OR the iNDUSTRiAL (?) levee FAiLURE, even MORE ..duh.!!

[quote]-- Every American city
harbors millions of people with high rates of unemployment, low incomes,
poor housing, no health insurance, low levels of education. In the United
States 25 percent of our children are raised in poverty. Nearly 50 million
people have no health insurance.

When millions live like that: failed state.
[/quote]
```AND a FAiLED iNDUSTRiAL (?) levee, even MORE ..duh.!!

[quote]Failed at War and Peace
[/quote]
```AND iNDUSTRiAL (?) levees, even MORE ..duh.!!

[```SNiP``` ..more Me-Lie Kissing-Her finger-in-pie.]

[quote]A Failed Economy
[/quote]
```AND a FAiLED iNDUSTRiAL (?) levee, even MORE ..duh.!!

[```SNiP```]

[quote]Failed parties: failed state.
[/quote]
```AND a FAiLED iNDUSTRiAL (?) levee.

[quote]What to Do with a Failed State
[/quote]
```AND a FAiLED iNDUSTRiAL (?) levee.

[```SNiP```].

brian a m stuckless · Guest

$ The interPLANETARY and interSTELLAR ambient MASS

No ATMOSPHEREs are iNCLUDED in the THEORY of NEWTON or GR.
Newton>s work and GR-Tivity DOES NOT include the GRADiENT,
( the DENSiTY gradient ) which EXiSTs around massive ORBs.

The THEORY of NEWTON & GR-Tivity call ALL this a VACUUM.!!
The oceans and dust of PLANETs would be SUCKED OFF, if so.
ARCHiMEDEs' bath and cake of SOAP were NOT SUCKED AWAY.!!!

The GUESS nomenclature includes interORB factor (n - 1).!!
The FiNE STRUCTURE VARiABLE (n - 1) accurately complies.!!

The DENSiTY GRADiENT varies with the MASS of the ORB ..and
particular DiSTANCE away from CENTER of MASS of the ORB.!!

Of course PHOTON SPEED is REDUCED through this GRADiENT.!!

Therefore, photon SPEED varies.!!

Sincerely, ```Brian

[quote]
[/quote]
Ross A. Finlayson wrote:
[quote]
Photon: constant speed.

Ross[/quote]


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