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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vjs0novt3x4&feature=digest.
I certainly hope they never allowed any Christian churches or community centers to be built in the vicinity of the Murrah building in Oklahoma.
Although McVeigh was raised a Catholic, it is my understanding that he was agnostic and was quoted by many sources as saying, "Science is my religion."
i just received word that ray franz passed away today at 1:37 pm eastern daylight time.
the cause of death is stated as head trauma, likely due to falling to the ground, and a stroke could have also been part of the cause or a result of the fall.
he died at emory university hospital in atlanta about 17 minutes after being taken off life support.
Such sad news. His book helped my (elder) father leave the org.
My condolences to the family.
i hate to exercise, therefore i haven't really ever done it, and stuck with it.
i've had 6 children, and am quite sedentary.
i get really bad migraines when my blood pressure rises, hence hating excercise.. .
Heartbreaker,
I do not understand your desire to lose weight. You are quite the looker and are very feminine in your appearance. Mr. Heartbreaker is a lucky man.
Happy B'day, Jonesy. You are one of my favs.
.....what interesting use of the internet do you make?.
jeff.
When I am not on JWN, I mostly ignore my computer and do a lot of smooching.
i'm officially living on my own and it feels great.
i was worried that once i move out i'd regret my decision but i knew right away that i made the right decision.
i was nervous about telling him.
Wow, you did it! Best wishes for a fulfilling life.
ladies please weigh in.... i am seriously thinking about buying an engagment this summer.
first, we are both early 30's make about the same roughly (50k) a year.. i am thinking getting a decent quality diamond .90 carat on a platinum ring... seems to be about $3800-4500k price wise.. please be honest..... i saw the ring her x gave her.. it was yellow gold with a white gold top where some side stones were and a .66 to center stone was set that was a "gift".
granted she picked it out.. 1. my ring must be way better than the one her x gave her.. 2. i won't propose without a ring so taking her to pick on out is not an option.
I totally agree with Longhairgal. The ring I picked out had a diamond and rubies. It isnt traditional and I like that.
ladies please weigh in.... i am seriously thinking about buying an engagment this summer.
first, we are both early 30's make about the same roughly (50k) a year.. i am thinking getting a decent quality diamond .90 carat on a platinum ring... seems to be about $3800-4500k price wise.. please be honest..... i saw the ring her x gave her.. it was yellow gold with a white gold top where some side stones were and a .66 to center stone was set that was a "gift".
granted she picked it out.. 1. my ring must be way better than the one her x gave her.. 2. i won't propose without a ring so taking her to pick on out is not an option.
If you want something unique, visit a local artisan. What you get will more than likely be one of a kind.
the following excerpts are from the book, "inanna, queen of heaven and earth - her stories and hymns from sumer"... published by harper & row, copyright 1983, by diane wolkstein and samuel noah kramer.... text from the book and general, explanatory commentary will be in black; quotes from the bible will be inblue - the holman christian standard bible; my personal comments will be in dark red to make them easy to distinguish from text.... a bit of background on the two authors.... diane wolkstein: http://dianewolkstein.com/ .
samuel noah kramer's biography can be found at this link - and you will notice that he was a world-renowned expert on sumerian culture, history and language: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/samuel_noah_kramer.
to give you an idea of the antiquity of these songs, the culture of sumer dates back around 5,000 years - to approximately 3,000 b.c.
Fascinating
if any body from usa have visited england i would like to know if you liked your stay.
what was your experience?
did you visit while still a dub did you visit any congregations and make any life long friends?
I love England and all of the UK. I found the English to be warm and friendly--much more so than the Scottish and Welsh.
