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ra1787 @ra1787 (501) • Italy 14 Jun 12

I'm stuck trying to make a decent playlist to wake up to everymorning, i'm very willing to accept different suggestions. I think the right kind of music needs to be both fast paced and happy (you need to start the day positively...

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ra1787 nice songs thanks

15 Jun 12

ra1787 @ra1787 (501) • Italy 14 Jun 12

I'm stuck trying to make a decent playlist to wake up to everymorning, i'm very willing to accept different suggestions. I think the right kind of music needs to be both fast paced and happy (you need to start the day positively...

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ra1787 i didn't know that song, it is surely a nice morning song.. i'll add it to my playlist thanks!!

15 Jun 12

ra1787 @ra1787 (501) • Italy 14 Jun 12

I'm stuck trying to make a decent playlist to wake up to everymorning, i'm very willing to accept different suggestions. I think the right kind of music needs to be both fast paced and happy (you need to start the day positively...

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moneylots87 @moneylots87 (521) • Indonesia 9 Jan 12

I want to know what do you think as the greatest invention in human history, it can be serious or funny, its up to you! :) *but please keep this as a clean discussion! Thanxz!* :)

greatest

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ra1787 Well this is a tricky question, since a lot of the things i would say are the greatest inventions actually require other things in order to work. i.e. electricity needs a generator, the generator needs a steam turbine, the steam engine needs fire :) So i...

19 Jan 12

sterybiusz @sterybiusz (50) • Poland 16 Jan 12

Let's try to use our imagination now. You can experience something new just by thinking about solipsism. What it is? It's a view that whole world is just effect of our imagination - not true, at least not as we think of it. It...

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ra1787 I have been thinking about this view for sometime, and all i can tell is that there is no way to disprove it. And no way to prove it, but afterall as i have read somewhere even if all the rest of the universe were just a projection of our own thoughts, it...

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hooked4six @hooked4six (46) • New Zealand 18 May 11

how do you increase wifi signal distances

wifi

wifi range

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ra1787 The best thing to increase the coverage area of wifi is to buy a repeater

18 May 11

cowboyofhell @cowboyofhell (3063) • Philippines 18 May 11

If you want to die tomorrow how will you convince yourself that it's not yet your time? What will make you think suicide is not necessary? Maybe, what is the first thing that you'll do after realizing that it's pointless to die...

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ra1787 Well if you feel like that, one sure things is that no matter how bad things are we can always find a speck of happiness in even the simplest things. It could be a particularly beautiful landscape, or a smile of a friend, or even something great that could...

18 May 11

quadj130 @quadj130 (25) • United States 18 May 11

I believe anger and aggressiveness are the new heart and souls of today's music. It may sound harsh, but this is coming from someone who didn't grow up listening to heavy music. In fact, I still listen to many 70's bands like...

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ra1787 Definig metal as aggressive and violent is at least reductive, it can be surely true for some subgenres, but not for the metal genre as a whole. Progressive metal or symphonic metal usually don't have all that aggressiveness you are referencing. I am more...

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dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 17 May 11

What a waste of money!! I bought some on sale and tried them in my kitchen lighting and went through 6 of them in one month, they burned out so quickly. This was before I read all the stuff you have to go through to dispose of...

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ra1787 5 mg of mercury are not so toxic.. And only a fraction of that gets dispersed if you break the lamp. Anyway at least in the EU special purpose lamp will not be banned.

18 May 11

dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 17 May 11

What a waste of money!! I bought some on sale and tried them in my kitchen lighting and went through 6 of them in one month, they burned out so quickly. This was before I read all the stuff you have to go through to dispose of...

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ra1787 There are many different kinds of cfl lamps, you probably are using the wrong kind of lamp, as for the light temperature there are different choices to be made. You have to choose the right lamp, and i think that you'll be ok with cfl's. As for the halogen...

18 May 11

dragon54u @dragon54u (31634) • United States 17 May 11

What a waste of money!! I bought some on sale and tried them in my kitchen lighting and went through 6 of them in one month, they burned out so quickly. This was before I read all the stuff you have to go through to dispose of...

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ra1787 I have been using cfl lamps in some parts of the house for 5 years and only one stopped working after a year. I don't think that they can be universally used becuase they are not ok for some applications, particularly when they have to be powercycled freqently...

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maxxine @maxxine (610) • Philippines 15 May 11

on my part, maybe i will..

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ra1787 Yes i would definetely do that.

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bestboy19 @bestboy19 (5478) • United States 14 May 11

If a non believer believes it’s important that a Christian live a Christian life, would that mean it’s also important for the non believer to live a Christian life since they believe it to be a higher standard of life?

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ra1787 of course i don't care if people act not accordingly to their religion as long as they recongnize that they have their personal interpretations of such religion. What i can't really stand are people who criticize other people beliefs and then don't act...

14 May 11

bestboy19 @bestboy19 (5478) • United States 14 May 11

If a non believer believes it’s important that a Christian live a Christian life, would that mean it’s also important for the non believer to live a Christian life since they believe it to be a higher standard of life?

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ra1787 I pretty much agree with the person that stated that it is about people hating hypocrites. Everybody agrees that a person who states certain beliefs should act according to them. It is not a matter of higher standard or whatever else it is just a matter of...

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bestboy19 @bestboy19 (5478) • United States 14 May 11

If a non believer believes it’s important that a Christian live a Christian life, would that mean it’s also important for the non believer to live a Christian life since they believe it to be a higher standard of life?

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ra1787 it is not a matter of authority it is merely the dictionary defintion of hypocrite. - a person who pretends to have virtues, moral or religious, beliefs, principles, etc. , that he or she does not actually possess, especially a person whose actions belie...

14 May 11

debrakcarey @debrakcarey (19887) • United States 14 May 11

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mind%E2%80%93body_problem We have a physical organ called BRAIN, We speak of it's workings as MIND. So, which is it truly. Just a brain that opperates on chemicals induced by stimuli or a mind that...

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ra1787 This is a truly fascinating issue. I think that generations of philosophers an neurobiologists have tried to explain this specific issue without much success. The only consideration i feel to make on this is just that even if the basic physical processes of...

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