from one of my yahoo groups:.
fyi:.
dell is again offering windows xp as a choice over vista on their systems, due to a plea from over 10,000 customers on dell's "idea storm" website.. .
Nos,
I have to say, I'm always flumoxed when people say they preferred W2K over XP. In just about every single case I've seen, XP is more stable and much less problematic than W2K. But, as all things, YMMV. (I refused to upgrade to W2K and went right from W98 to XP.)
in wt april 15,2007 says`although the nephilim were annihiliated in the flood,their fathers went back to the spirit realm as invisible demons.. _1 peter 3;19,20.. .
interesting question,if demons had children by women,how did they impregnate the women?.
Right. I believe the implication was that spirit entities could take on complete human form when they desired to.
I was always fascinated by the stories of the Nephilim, the Watchers, etc., as well.
I'd recommend picking up a copy of The Book Of Enoch if this subject interests you.
I have this copy with commentary by Elizabeth Claire Prophet. She's a bit of a kook, but it was the only version I could find at the time. As you can see here, there are a number of others though.
from one of my yahoo groups:.
fyi:.
dell is again offering windows xp as a choice over vista on their systems, due to a plea from over 10,000 customers on dell's "idea storm" website.. .
I'm glad Dell is doing this.
I can recall updating from Windows 3.1 to Windows 95. Oh, how I hated it! Everyone bitched about Windows 95 at the beginning. Everyone talked about going back to 3.1, or even DOS.
This happens to one degree or another every time MS puts out a major upgrade to the OS.
Give it time to cool. Give the hardware manufacturers time to play catch up (though I'm surprised at the excessive lack of drivers I'm hearing about.)
My general rule of thumb, ever since the DOS 6.0 Doublespace fiasco in March of 1993, is to wait at least six months or maybe as long as a year before upgrading to the next Windows OS. This will allow the OS to "settle into" the marketplace and for other vendors to get up to speed.
Yes, it sucks, but this is how it's been with MS for-ev-er.
edit: Also, if you don't need to upgrade, why do it? If I bought a brand new OEM PC today, I'd format the sucker and put XP on it, wait for fixes, etc. and then, if I just felt like it, upgrade at that time.
as some may know, pythagoras had a theory that the planets made music.......today, i saw this article and wanted to share it............. .
sun's atmosphere sings .
jeanna bryner.
I always find these sorts of connections interesting...:
Influence on esoteric groups
Pythagoras started a secret society called the Pythagorean brotherhood devoted to the study of mathematics. This had a great effect on future esoteric traditions, such as Rosicrucianism and Freemasonry, both of which were occult groups dedicated to the study of mathematics and both of which claimed to have evolved out of the Pythagorean brotherhood. The mystical and occult qualities of Pythagorean mathematics are discussed in a chapter of Manly P. Hall's The Secret Teachings of All Ages entitled "Pythagorean Mathematics".
Pythagorean theory was tremendously influential on later numerology, which was extremely popular throughout the Middle East in the ancient world. The 8th-centuryIslamicalchemistJabir ibn Hayyan grounded his work in an elaborate numerology greatly influenced by Pythagorean theory.
as some may know, pythagoras had a theory that the planets made music.......today, i saw this article and wanted to share it............. .
sun's atmosphere sings .
jeanna bryner.
"I don't know if it's art, but I know what I like."
I am a fairly serious audiophile.
The process of noise (or sub-noise, as the case seems to be)creation is in no way the equivalent of "making music."
You must understand that this is your opinion and is not fact.
"Rock 'n' roll ain't noise pollution!"
I greatly enjoy quite a lot of music that many, many, many people would consider simply noise, even Rock 'n' Rollers. And to a certain degree, I may agree. But, it's still music to my ears.
and the gods rejoiced!!!!
venus winked at mars as she held another of her native sons and said..."told ya so...you ain't seen nothin' yet".
okay, don't know why i can't just say it's daystar's birthday on sunday but i'm just weird that way.
I note Kant, Lenin, Robert Oppenheimer (damn his toys!), Bettie Page (no real surprise), Jack Nicholson...
In 1973, my birthday fell on Easter Sunday, as did my sister's, Rayvin here on JWD, in 1976. So we were both Easter Bunnies. She's Aries on the cusp of Taurus while I'm Taurus on the cusp of Aries. My birthday is also Earth Day.
and the gods rejoiced!!!!
venus winked at mars as she held another of her native sons and said..."told ya so...you ain't seen nothin' yet".
okay, don't know why i can't just say it's daystar's birthday on sunday but i'm just weird that way.
Happy Birthday Daystar! 34 years old!!! Wow! Men are sooooooooo gorgeous at 34! They just keep getting more handsome and gorgeous after that for awhile!
Well, thank you!
I won't bore anyone with the "I can't believe I've made it this far!"s. I love being in my thirties. My 20s were fun, but most of it was just empty. My 30s have been much more meaningful, inspiring, fulfilling... I just can't wait to see what the next few years have in store for me!
and the gods rejoiced!!!!
venus winked at mars as she held another of her native sons and said..."told ya so...you ain't seen nothin' yet".
okay, don't know why i can't just say it's daystar's birthday on sunday but i'm just weird that way.
Thank you, everyone.
and the gods rejoiced!!!!
venus winked at mars as she held another of her native sons and said..."told ya so...you ain't seen nothin' yet".
okay, don't know why i can't just say it's daystar's birthday on sunday but i'm just weird that way.
*wipes away tears*
Baby, you are beautiful in ways that causes me to wonder somedays if I dream still, that I lay my head upon my pillow to draw you into my dreamscape and never awoke.
You met me at my elementary school gym when I was very young and time stopped as you danced naked with me. Another time, you fell from the heavens into that field of wheat, showed me all that you are and fell into my arms. And later, when I'd become a man, when I realized what you were, who you were, you visited my dreams one last time. You were a woman then, and when you saw me, you looked at me as a woman, you smiled knowingly, and embraced me...
I'm not one to give myself over lightly to dreams and fantasies, but this is unquestionable to me. C.G. Jung was wrong in this case. You were out there. And we found each other...
The bond of love that I feel for you is terrifying in its power and beauty. The two pillars of mother and father meet beneath the godhead of the Divine in perfect healing and perfect beauty...
if it was possible for satan to offer you something desireable, knowing that god wouldn't approve of it, would you accept it anyways.. now, if you don't believe in god, you won't believe in satan either so this question doesn't apply to you..
warlock
If it was possible for Satan to offer you something desireable, knowing that God wouldn't approve of it, would you accept it anyways.What if he was lying to you?
Who? God or Satan? My experience has been that both are equally likely to lie. "This generation shall not pass..." "for in that very day, you shall die" "the wages of sin are death", etc., ad infinitum...
