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Author: cntrade08cntrade08
Date: Jun 8, 2010 10:11
Max 2010 for men
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Author: cntrade08cntrade08
Date: Jun 8, 2010 10:03
These Nike Max shoes for men are the perfect athletic shoe,when it
comes to finding a shoe that is able to be slipped on quickly. Not
only does this shoe go on with ease, but it has all the amazing
support that Nike is known for. The colors come in an overall solid
color with the swoosh on the side matching the soles on the bottom.
There are some pairs that have a solid background, but the stripes and
swoosh match part of the inner sole on the bottom. These varying color
schemes make each shoe unique and give enough variety that even the
choosiest shoe connoisseur can find something to wear. http://www.cntrade09.com/
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Author: jwarner1jwarner1
Date: Jun 8, 2010 05:36
SPAM SPAM SPAM ...
David Christainsen sets new baseline for dumping spam.
Does David Christainsen work for Urin Vandersloot in Amsterdam ... ?
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Author: Poetic JusticePoetic Justice
Date: Jun 7, 2010 23:40
Christopher Ingham wrote;
>I'm not sure that I'm following you. The
>service tunnel doesn't affect the arena's
>surface, according to these two up-to-date
>reconstructions (these may help also to
>answer some of your other
>questions):[snip]
Sorry, I can't bring-up the 1st link with Webtv:(.
I'm just thinking of different scenarios to back-up R. Rea's claim that
the arena was larger during the inauguration Games:).
If the 'service tunnel' was a later addition, the arena's surface area
would be larger.
>The first tier is integral to the structure of
>the cavea as a whole,
Just another scenario:). *If* the hypogeum extends under the 1st tier
and the hypogeum's structures aren't built yet, then the 1st tier could
be added later, without it a larger arena during the inauguration Games
and sea battles?
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Author: ItaloItalo
Date: Jun 1, 2010 11:31
aesthete8 gmail.com> schreef:
What are you trying to say?
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b o y c o t t a m e r i c a n p r o d u c t s
V i v a H A M A S ! V i v a P A L E S T I N A !
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Author: JTEMJTEM
Date: May 14, 2010 07:47
Matt Giwer tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> If he had brought up the rapid
> increase in the number of villages in the
> hills then climate change would be one of
> the many possible explanations for it.
I keep forgetting that you're autistic, so allow
me to spell it out for you:
"Climate Change" would be the the ultimate but
only indirect reason.
See, climate change -- even very brief climate
change -- results in failed crops. This leads
whole populations to migrate, bringing them in
conflict with other populations. And, it is this
conflict which leads people to seek the relative
safety of the highlands.
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Author: JTEMJTEM
Date: May 13, 2010 21:14
Matt Giwer tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> But lets be certain on what you have read.
Okay:
I read YOU reciting a fairly accurate description
of Manetho's story of Osarsiph, and insanely
attributed it to Hecataeus.
Idiot.
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Author: JTEMJTEM
Date: May 13, 2010 21:12
Matt Giwer tampabay.rr.com> wrote:
> You missed the one about Moses being
> an Egyptian priest.
See? You really are a complete moron. It's not
just an act...
Rather than "Miss" your unsupportable claim, I
addressed it. And, here, I will address it in
greater detail:
You're confusing Manethos for Hecataeus.
Idiot.
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Author: solar penguinsolar penguin
Date: May 13, 2010 20:10
[crosspost to soc.history.what-if and soc.history.ancient since this
more on-topic for them than uk.railway]
Chris Tolley ukonline really wrote:
> Jacob's genetic engineering achieved by making animals stand behind
> hedges is clearly something that does not fit a modern world-view,
I'd disagree. It's one of the few parts of Genesis that _does_ make
good scientific sense. A perfect example of artificial selection.
If you assume that the gene for mottled fur is recessive, then a pair
of mottled goats (or sheep or whatever depending on the exact
translation) can never give birth to plain kids, but a pair of plain
goats can sometimes have mottled kids.
So, as Jacob kept putting the new-born kids from white goats into the
mottled-goat enclosure on the other side of the fence, and as there
were never any new-born white kids to mottled parents, the movement of
goats would all be one way, and the mottled herd would grow at the
expense of the white one.
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Author: jos boersemajos boersema
Date: May 13, 2010 16:41
On 2010-05-12, Agamemnon wrote:> Democracy: Whose idea was this?
[...]
Where two reasonable beings meet a parliament has formed, and
where three meet a Democracy. Where how what idea ?
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