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• August 3rd, 2009

  What are some must have/favorite Media Monkey scripts?

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• August 3rd, 2009

  How do I stop Outlook from moving anything to the Junk folder?

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• August 2nd, 2009

  Similar websites to Lifehacker?

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• July 28th, 2009

  Audio tagger that "listens" to the music instead of reading the filename?

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• 2 months ago

  Who believes that the President and Congress are just puppets for the people really running the show?

  You shouldn’t ask those kinds of questions… the Free Masons will get you or maybe even the Bilderberg-ers
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• August 4th, 2009

  How do you hold wine glass?

  I chug it from a regular glass, but apparently that’s not right.
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• August 3rd, 2009

  Should Duke be allowed to sell the Bush family's secret recipe? Why?

  Bush shouldn’t have told his dog the secret. It’s his fault if the family loses its fortune. GO DUKE!!! Get your money where you can.
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• August 2nd, 2009

  Biblical question about the story of Abraham?

  I will start by saying that I am a Christian: God is holy which is another way of saying he in not immoral . The way he presents himself in the Bible is as a God in whom no evil resides and who does not tolerate evil. He does not command evil things to be done. So when reading the story of Abraham, your question is quite logical. Why did God ask Abraham to kill Isaac, especially since God had said that Isaac would be his heir? God gives us insight into what was going on in Abraham’s mind. “By faith Abraham, when God tested him, offered Isaac as a sacrifice. He who had received the promises was about to sacrifice his one and only son, even though God said to him, ‘It is through Isaac that your offspring will be reckoned.’ Abraham reasoned that God could raise the dead, and figuratively speaking, he did receive Isaac back from death” (Hebrews 11:17–19). We call this story the “testing of Abraham.” But that can be confusing term. God was strengthening the faith of Abraham. He wanted Abraham to become closer to him. God knew all along what was going to occur, but Abraham didn’t. This would have also been an amazing act in the life of Isaac who was probably a late teenager at the time. He too had his faith strengthened.
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• August 2nd, 2009

  What is a Soul?

  Every person has a soul. It is that part of the human which is accountable to God after his/her death. It is that part of us which has a personal relationship with God. Without our soul we are not bodily alive.
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