Scientists and professors prove that the Qur'an is the word of God.?
There is a lot of evidence especially scientific. He is some things that non muslim scientist and professors have said about the Qur'an. 1-Dr. William W. Hay is a well-known marine scientist. He is Professor of Geological Sciences at the University of Colorado, Boulder, Colorado, USA. He was formerly the Dean of the Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science at the University of Miami, Miami, Florida, USA. After a discussion with Professor Hay about the Quran’s mention of recently discovered facts on seas, he said: “I find it very interesting that this sort of information is in the ancient scriptures of the Holy Quran, and I have no way of knowing where they would come from, but I think it is extremely interesting that they are there and that this work is going on to discover it, the meaning of some of the passages.†And when he was asked about the source of the Quran, he replied: “Well, I would think it must be the divine being.†2-Dr. Gerald C. Goeringer is Course Director and Associate Professor of Medical Embryology at the Department of Cell Biology, School of Medicine, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, USA. “In a relatively few aayahs (Quranic verses) is contained a rather comprehensive description of human development from the time of commingling of the gametes through organogenesis. No such distinct and complete record of human development, such as classification, terminology, and description, existed previously. In most, if not all, instances, this description antedates by many centuries the recording of the various stages of human embryonic and fetal development recorded in the traditional scientific literature.†3-Dr. Yoshihide Kozai is Professor Emeritus at Tokyo University, Hongo, Tokyo, Japan, and was the Director of the National Astronomical Observatory, Mitaka, Tokyo, Japan. He said: “I am very much impressed by finding true astronomical facts in [the] Quran, and for us the modern astronomers have been studying very small pieces of the universe. We’ve concentrated our efforts for understanding of [a] very small part. Because by using telescopes, we can see only very few parts [of] the sky without thinking [about the] whole universe. So, by reading [the] Quran and by answering to the questions, I think I can find my future way for investigation of the universe.†4-Dr. E. Marshall Johnson is Professor Emeritus of Anatomy and Developmental Biology at Thomas Jefferson University, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA. There, for 22 years he was Professor of Anatomy, the Chairman of the Department of Anatomy, and the Director of the Daniel Baugh Institute. He was also the President of the Teratology Society. He has authored more than 200 publications. “Summary: The Quran describes not only the development of external form, but emphasizes also the internal stages, the stages inside the embryo, of its creation and development, emphasizing major events recognized by contemporary science.†Also he said: “As a scientist, I can only deal with things which I can specifically see. I can understand embryology and developmental biology. I can understand the words that are translated to me from the Quran. As I gave the example before, if I were to transpose myself into that era, knowing what I knew today and describing things, I could not describe the things which were described. I see no evidence for the fact to refute the concept that this individual, Muhammad, had to be developing this information from some place. So I see nothing here in conflict with the concept that divine intervention was involved in what he was able to write. 5-Dr. Joe Leigh Simpson is the Chairman of the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Professor of Obstetrics and Gynecology, and Professor of Molecular and Human Genetics at the Baylor College of Medicine, Houston, Texas, USA. Formerly, he was Professor of Ob-Gyn and the Chairman of the Department of Ob-Gyn at the University of Tennessee, Memphis, Tennessee, USA. He was also the President of the American Fertility Society. He has received many awards, including the Association of Professors of Obstetrics and Gynecology Public Recognition Award in 1992. Professor Simpson studied the following two sayings of the Prophet Muhammad : {In every one of you, all components of your creation are collected together in your mother’s womb by forty days...}2 {If forty-two nights have passed over the embryo, God sends an angel to it, who shapes it and creates its hearing, vision, skin, flesh, and bones....}3 He studied these two sayings of the Prophet Muhammad extensively, noting that the first forty days constitute a clearly distinguishable stage of embryo-genesis. He was particularly impressed by the absolute precision and accuracy of those sayings of the Prophet Muhammad . Then, during one conference, he gave the following opinion: “So that the two hadeeths (the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad ) that have been noted provide us Whats a lie? The scientists are lying?
Mathematics - 3 Answers
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its a lie
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I agree
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Just forget them, you cant make them believe They are ignorant about our religion, allah has contineously told us that in the quran. They just think the quran is ridiculous and will deny every single compliment or evidence brought them. So no point bothering with them We allready know that the quran and hadith far outknowledges science and the most recent discoveries made has been given to us in the quran; something that could not be proved in the past and still the quran contains things that have yet not been discovered by scientists e.g. humans being made by clay There are hundreds of more scientists who aknowledge the quran, aspired by it also in their researches. The Ummah today is not strong enough one day muslim scientists will again out perform the non-muslims just like muslims outcompeted them in the past in caligraphy, Art, Maths ( Geonometry Numeracy Algebra) science and many more. Its only been since the late 18th and 19th century they have outperformed in discoveries and at this that time islam was extremely weak in Ummah even more so than today E.g. Civil war in Spain
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Tuesday, May 10, 2011
Help...Pregnant!!! Need sum answers please!! Read Me!!?
Help...Pregnant!!! Need sum answers please!! Read Me!!?
ok im 15. yeah i know im YOUNG!! but i had sex wit my boyfren who is 16. i told hem im pregnat and he wants me 2 keep dah baby. i told hem i didnt want 2 at 1st until he said something dat changd my mind: he said we kno wat we were doin so y wuld yu kill da baby?..dah baby didnt tell yu 2 have dem so its not their fault. so now im keepin my baby. but the thing is i dont want 2 b at home. i dont want 2 deal wit da madness and frustration and everything! i live in memphis tennessee and i wantd 2 kno are there any schools just for pregnant teens? and are there any group homes or anything for pregnant teens?? PLEASE i really want and need 2 know!! any info is good info! ALSO, could yu give me sum info on wat 2 expect 4 being a young mom!! ok ppl i know how 2 spell. its called ebonics if yu didnt kno!! i type lyk dis bkuz im use 2 txtin alot and i can type alot n a short amount of time...so yu dnt hav 2 say anythn about it kuz dats not really da situation. IF YU DNT HAV ANYTHN GOOD 2 SAY...DEN Y POST A COMMENT??
Pregnancy - 9 Answers
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Use www.google.com and look it up online.
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wow, just stay in school and learn to write, good for you for keeping the baby, and most areas have schools check into your local areas. call or go to a planned parenthood they will help you
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I don't know what to tell you sweetie only because I don't know that area, but stay in school so you can learn how to spell.
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I applaud you for taking responsibility in your pregnancy but by the way you have asked for someone to find something you yourself can do shows you have alot of growing up to do. You need to get to a free clinic in your town and talk with them about the options and places that would be available to you. No one can really tell you anything about Tennessee unless they themselves live there and have been in your boat. I would try to get on Medicaid and WIC but since you are a minor you would have to have your parents help you in this. I know you have the father in the picture but you are not married and sounds like there is no financial income coming into the relationship that would support the child. You need to be the one to look around, this was your responsibility and now you have to work alot harder if you plan on being a young mother. If your boyfriend doesn't want you to terminate the baby, there is always adoption. Open adoption allows you to communicate with the child through the years. If you don't think you are ready for the unconditional commitment then adoption would be a great choice. Best of Luck to You.
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(First it is really hard to read your post - future reference, it's good to type properly) There will be madness and frustration with having a baby at your age no matter where you go. If your current situation at home is not good, it might be better for you to look into going to another relative or a friend's to stay until things cool off or until your child is born. Your local hospital is the best place to start as far as looking for information on group homes or schooling. There are alot of wonderful sites for young mothers-to-be online as well, babygaga.com, pregnantteenhelp.org, and babycenter.com are just a few. Memphis is quite large, so you should have no problems getting the information and care you need. Best of luck to you and your baby!!!!
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If you can't or won't have an abortion, consider adoption. You are way to young to be a parent! Now, don't think I'm being mean. I was only 19 when I had my first child, so I know how hard it is when you're young and not financially or emotionally prepared. However, those four years are crucial. I was an adult and fully took on adult responsibilities for myself and my child. At 15, you still need someone to take care of YOU!
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i think google can help u find a school for pregnant girls.we have one where i live.those girls are not techniquly dropping out they just don't want to be looked down on so they have alo of people to relate 2 and still there high skool diplomas.i'm a young expecting mother 2.it's definetly a emotional roller coaster but i woul'nt change it if i could.my little angel is the reason i do everything i do.i'm 17 and 37 weeks prego.i don't have much longer 2 go.and yea iknow it's going 2 b hard but i have the support of my friends,family and the father of my child.don't worry u will be a great mom just hang in there it will be over b4 u know it.good luck!
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to be truthful with you i got pregnant when i was 14 and i wasnt going to keep the baby either but i thought about it like this the baby didnt ask to be brought into this world that was the mistake that i made.....but she is such a blessing and joy into my life....the baby father was around in the beginning the he did a m.i.a on me came back and stood up and took care of his responsibility........but as far as you wanting to leave home because of all the things that your going to have to go throught with your parents its not worth it because they are the only ones thats going to stand by you when ever anything happens with you or your baby....plus you dont want to have your child in thst type on enviorment with all types of people being around you and your child so just stick in there and trust me everything goings to be okay....plus 2 years later me an my baby is doing pretty good
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Call Birthright they have so many resources for you and your baby 1-800-550-4900 God Bless congrats on the baby.
ok im 15. yeah i know im YOUNG!! but i had sex wit my boyfren who is 16. i told hem im pregnat and he wants me 2 keep dah baby. i told hem i didnt want 2 at 1st until he said something dat changd my mind: he said we kno wat we were doin so y wuld yu kill da baby?..dah baby didnt tell yu 2 have dem so its not their fault. so now im keepin my baby. but the thing is i dont want 2 b at home. i dont want 2 deal wit da madness and frustration and everything! i live in memphis tennessee and i wantd 2 kno are there any schools just for pregnant teens? and are there any group homes or anything for pregnant teens?? PLEASE i really want and need 2 know!! any info is good info! ALSO, could yu give me sum info on wat 2 expect 4 being a young mom!! ok ppl i know how 2 spell. its called ebonics if yu didnt kno!! i type lyk dis bkuz im use 2 txtin alot and i can type alot n a short amount of time...so yu dnt hav 2 say anythn about it kuz dats not really da situation. IF YU DNT HAV ANYTHN GOOD 2 SAY...DEN Y POST A COMMENT??
Pregnancy - 9 Answers
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Use www.google.com and look it up online.
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wow, just stay in school and learn to write, good for you for keeping the baby, and most areas have schools check into your local areas. call or go to a planned parenthood they will help you
3
I don't know what to tell you sweetie only because I don't know that area, but stay in school so you can learn how to spell.
4
I applaud you for taking responsibility in your pregnancy but by the way you have asked for someone to find something you yourself can do shows you have alot of growing up to do. You need to get to a free clinic in your town and talk with them about the options and places that would be available to you. No one can really tell you anything about Tennessee unless they themselves live there and have been in your boat. I would try to get on Medicaid and WIC but since you are a minor you would have to have your parents help you in this. I know you have the father in the picture but you are not married and sounds like there is no financial income coming into the relationship that would support the child. You need to be the one to look around, this was your responsibility and now you have to work alot harder if you plan on being a young mother. If your boyfriend doesn't want you to terminate the baby, there is always adoption. Open adoption allows you to communicate with the child through the years. If you don't think you are ready for the unconditional commitment then adoption would be a great choice. Best of Luck to You.
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(First it is really hard to read your post - future reference, it's good to type properly) There will be madness and frustration with having a baby at your age no matter where you go. If your current situation at home is not good, it might be better for you to look into going to another relative or a friend's to stay until things cool off or until your child is born. Your local hospital is the best place to start as far as looking for information on group homes or schooling. There are alot of wonderful sites for young mothers-to-be online as well, babygaga.com, pregnantteenhelp.org, and babycenter.com are just a few. Memphis is quite large, so you should have no problems getting the information and care you need. Best of luck to you and your baby!!!!
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If you can't or won't have an abortion, consider adoption. You are way to young to be a parent! Now, don't think I'm being mean. I was only 19 when I had my first child, so I know how hard it is when you're young and not financially or emotionally prepared. However, those four years are crucial. I was an adult and fully took on adult responsibilities for myself and my child. At 15, you still need someone to take care of YOU!
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i think google can help u find a school for pregnant girls.we have one where i live.those girls are not techniquly dropping out they just don't want to be looked down on so they have alo of people to relate 2 and still there high skool diplomas.i'm a young expecting mother 2.it's definetly a emotional roller coaster but i woul'nt change it if i could.my little angel is the reason i do everything i do.i'm 17 and 37 weeks prego.i don't have much longer 2 go.and yea iknow it's going 2 b hard but i have the support of my friends,family and the father of my child.don't worry u will be a great mom just hang in there it will be over b4 u know it.good luck!
8
to be truthful with you i got pregnant when i was 14 and i wasnt going to keep the baby either but i thought about it like this the baby didnt ask to be brought into this world that was the mistake that i made.....but she is such a blessing and joy into my life....the baby father was around in the beginning the he did a m.i.a on me came back and stood up and took care of his responsibility........but as far as you wanting to leave home because of all the things that your going to have to go throught with your parents its not worth it because they are the only ones thats going to stand by you when ever anything happens with you or your baby....plus you dont want to have your child in thst type on enviorment with all types of people being around you and your child so just stick in there and trust me everything goings to be okay....plus 2 years later me an my baby is doing pretty good
9
Call Birthright they have so many resources for you and your baby 1-800-550-4900 God Bless congrats on the baby.
Sunday, May 8, 2011
How much do bartenders make in ....?
How much do bartenders make in ....?
Major cities in Tennessee? I live North of Nashville (Sumner County) and i'm sure bartenders don't make anything to brag about here. Can anyone tell me how much bartenders make in the major cities of TN; Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, Knoxville? Also does anyone know what the wages are like in Gatlinburg, being a tourist trap? I'm 18 and i'm considering bartending but i'm not sure what to expect before I get invest money into going to school for it. On Average
Other - US Dining Out - 6 Answers
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Im not exactly sure, but you'll do good just with tips alone! goo dluck!
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depends how kicking the bar or club you work at along with how well you tend your bar
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Depends. I know someone from a town in North Carolina who makes 80k+ a year. It also depends on how felxible and ambitious you are about bartending. Sometimes you can make more money by doing publics events such as parties, weddings, etc.
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Hmm, not really sure.
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i don't think so many people are drinking out anymore, w/ the expenses of a drink, taxi
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Don't invest money into going to school. Just apply and show that you are a good people person. Good luck!
Major cities in Tennessee? I live North of Nashville (Sumner County) and i'm sure bartenders don't make anything to brag about here. Can anyone tell me how much bartenders make in the major cities of TN; Nashville, Memphis, Chattanooga, Knoxville? Also does anyone know what the wages are like in Gatlinburg, being a tourist trap? I'm 18 and i'm considering bartending but i'm not sure what to expect before I get invest money into going to school for it. On Average
Other - US Dining Out - 6 Answers
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Im not exactly sure, but you'll do good just with tips alone! goo dluck!
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depends how kicking the bar or club you work at along with how well you tend your bar
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Depends. I know someone from a town in North Carolina who makes 80k+ a year. It also depends on how felxible and ambitious you are about bartending. Sometimes you can make more money by doing publics events such as parties, weddings, etc.
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Hmm, not really sure.
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i don't think so many people are drinking out anymore, w/ the expenses of a drink, taxi
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Don't invest money into going to school. Just apply and show that you are a good people person. Good luck!
Kentucky or Tennessee?
Kentucky or Tennessee?
For me, I like TN Tennessee: As a Texan, I can relate to Tennessee people very well. Very laid back, mellow, friendly, warm. Just a great place to be. Beale St. in Memphis, Opry in Nashville, the Smokies in the east, Jack Daniels, Kentucky Lake, Reelfoot Lake, Oak Ridge, so many neat things to see and do. There are four distinct seasons, but winter is still relatively mild (well, cold by Texas standards, but still...) Plus, it's a football state! It also has great schools like Rhodes, Vanderbilt, UT, Belmont, and the Univ. of the South. Kentucky: beautiful state, but that's it. I found people there to be impolite and pretentious, small towns are very "set in their ways" and clandestine, the drivers are terrible, and the educational system is worse. (Plus, I can't stand all of the obnoxious UK fans around Lexington.) Even though it has neat landmarks such as Mammoth Cave, KFC, and Keeneland, I try to spend as little time there as I can while visiting family or on business
Polls & Surveys - 21 Answers
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Never been to either but I think Quentin Tarantino is from TN. so I'll go with that.
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i like KY
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My first marriage ended in Kentucky, so I'm not overly fond of it.
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neither! CALIFORNIA baby!!!
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Tennessee!!!
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tennessee too
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i love the smokey mountains, so tennessee
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Tennessee I guess.
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Kentucky /All the Way/ my best friend lives there right now and he's the nicest person i've ever met! ♥
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There ain't no place I'd rather be, so baby won't you carry me, back to Tennessee.
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for it is Tennessee and Cumberland Mountain State Park
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I'll go with Tennessee because the KFC commercials really bug the hell out of me. ugh.
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Tennessee
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North East Only
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canada
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Personally, I have been to both states and saw beauty in both and the people were nice to me. I have been in 36 states and saw beauty in all of them and found nice people and jerks in all of them. But I am from Nevada and I love home.
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Kentucky got no real reason just live here on the banks of the Ohio river yeeeehhhhiiiii , sorry got carried away
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Kentucky
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Tennessee
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Kentucky
For me, I like TN Tennessee: As a Texan, I can relate to Tennessee people very well. Very laid back, mellow, friendly, warm. Just a great place to be. Beale St. in Memphis, Opry in Nashville, the Smokies in the east, Jack Daniels, Kentucky Lake, Reelfoot Lake, Oak Ridge, so many neat things to see and do. There are four distinct seasons, but winter is still relatively mild (well, cold by Texas standards, but still...) Plus, it's a football state! It also has great schools like Rhodes, Vanderbilt, UT, Belmont, and the Univ. of the South. Kentucky: beautiful state, but that's it. I found people there to be impolite and pretentious, small towns are very "set in their ways" and clandestine, the drivers are terrible, and the educational system is worse. (Plus, I can't stand all of the obnoxious UK fans around Lexington.) Even though it has neat landmarks such as Mammoth Cave, KFC, and Keeneland, I try to spend as little time there as I can while visiting family or on business
Polls & Surveys - 21 Answers
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Never been to either but I think Quentin Tarantino is from TN. so I'll go with that.
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i like KY
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My first marriage ended in Kentucky, so I'm not overly fond of it.
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neither! CALIFORNIA baby!!!
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Tennessee!!!
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tennessee too
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i love the smokey mountains, so tennessee
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Tennessee I guess.
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Kentucky /All the Way/ my best friend lives there right now and he's the nicest person i've ever met! ♥
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There ain't no place I'd rather be, so baby won't you carry me, back to Tennessee.
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for it is Tennessee and Cumberland Mountain State Park
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I'll go with Tennessee because the KFC commercials really bug the hell out of me. ugh.
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Tennessee
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North East Only
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canada
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Personally, I have been to both states and saw beauty in both and the people were nice to me. I have been in 36 states and saw beauty in all of them and found nice people and jerks in all of them. But I am from Nevada and I love home.
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Kentucky got no real reason just live here on the banks of the Ohio river yeeeehhhhiiiii , sorry got carried away
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Kentucky
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Tennessee
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Kentucky
Friday, May 6, 2011
Kentucky or Tennessee?
Kentucky or Tennessee?
For me... TN rocks, KY sucks! Tennessee: As a Texan, I can relate to TN people well. Very laid back, mellow, friendly, warm. Just a great place to be. Beale St. in Memphis, Opry in Nashville, the Smokies in the east, Jack Daniels, Kentucky Lake, Reelfoot Lake, Oak Ridge, so many neat things to see and do. There are four distinct seasons, but winter is still relatively mild (well, cold by Texas standards, but still...) Plus, it's a football state! It also has great schools like Rhodes, Vanderbilt, UT, Belmont, and the Univ. of the South. Kentucky: beautiful state, but that's it. I found people there to be impolite and pretentious, small towns are very "set in their ways" and clandestine, the drivers are terrible, and the educational system is worse. (Plus, I can't stand all of the obnoxious UK fans around Lexington.) Even though it has neat landmarks such as Mammoth Cave, KFC, and Keeneland, I try to spend as little time there as I can while visiting family or on business.
Geography - 4 Answers
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u need a bigger hat, go back to texas and stay
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You are forgetting about Louisville, the Kentucky Derby, Bluegrass music, the Cumberland Pass, and Daniel Boone. Plenty of history there. And BTW, is Louisville University any worse than UT? And who is the perennial top 5 in Basketball? I'll give you two hints: They dress either in cardinal red or in wildcat blue. And what is the best known bat in the major leagues? Is it not the Louisville Slugger? My sister used to live in Memphis. Nobody more racist in the whole Mississippi Valley than the people of Memphis. Stuck up so that their noses looked as if they were perpetually bleeding. If your skin is not lily white and you can relate three or four generations back to plantation owners Mama Belle and Uncle Jim Bob, you are not blue-blooded enough tobe their friend. I drove TN from Chattanooga to Memphis. Beautifu, indeed. But I don't think I would ever EVER live there. I happen to be a double or triple minority and thelastthing I need is for some man dressed in a bedsheet to come knocking on my door just because my last name is not Johnson, Jones, Claggett, Richards or similar. Kentucky may not be the best, but neither is Tennessee. If I had a choice I'd rather stay put than attempt to live in either.
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hey-- I'm really sorry that you found the people in KY to be unpleasant. Especially since the people in nearby Indiana (which is to the north, mind you!) are so nice, I experienced this living 7 years there. And I'm not even white, I am South Asian (Asian Indian) in ethnicity (but American nationality, a slightly "hickish" Indiana/Kentucky accent too boot!). I personally found Kentuckians to be pretty cool people, and I am surprised that you have not had that experience. Also, people in nearby West Virginia tend to be extremely nice. If you want to see unfriendly people, visit a Northeastern/Eastern Great Lakes area such as Cleveland, Ohio, or Philadelphia, PA. ;-) KYans, again, as other midwesterners and southerners, I thought, are nice people. Though you are right, Tennesseans are very nice folks. Especially in Nashville. I live in Georgia now (and have lived there a total of 8 years), and GA residents are equally nice to me. Again, remember that I'm neither white nor black.
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Tennessee!
For me... TN rocks, KY sucks! Tennessee: As a Texan, I can relate to TN people well. Very laid back, mellow, friendly, warm. Just a great place to be. Beale St. in Memphis, Opry in Nashville, the Smokies in the east, Jack Daniels, Kentucky Lake, Reelfoot Lake, Oak Ridge, so many neat things to see and do. There are four distinct seasons, but winter is still relatively mild (well, cold by Texas standards, but still...) Plus, it's a football state! It also has great schools like Rhodes, Vanderbilt, UT, Belmont, and the Univ. of the South. Kentucky: beautiful state, but that's it. I found people there to be impolite and pretentious, small towns are very "set in their ways" and clandestine, the drivers are terrible, and the educational system is worse. (Plus, I can't stand all of the obnoxious UK fans around Lexington.) Even though it has neat landmarks such as Mammoth Cave, KFC, and Keeneland, I try to spend as little time there as I can while visiting family or on business.
Geography - 4 Answers
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u need a bigger hat, go back to texas and stay
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You are forgetting about Louisville, the Kentucky Derby, Bluegrass music, the Cumberland Pass, and Daniel Boone. Plenty of history there. And BTW, is Louisville University any worse than UT? And who is the perennial top 5 in Basketball? I'll give you two hints: They dress either in cardinal red or in wildcat blue. And what is the best known bat in the major leagues? Is it not the Louisville Slugger? My sister used to live in Memphis. Nobody more racist in the whole Mississippi Valley than the people of Memphis. Stuck up so that their noses looked as if they were perpetually bleeding. If your skin is not lily white and you can relate three or four generations back to plantation owners Mama Belle and Uncle Jim Bob, you are not blue-blooded enough tobe their friend. I drove TN from Chattanooga to Memphis. Beautifu, indeed. But I don't think I would ever EVER live there. I happen to be a double or triple minority and thelastthing I need is for some man dressed in a bedsheet to come knocking on my door just because my last name is not Johnson, Jones, Claggett, Richards or similar. Kentucky may not be the best, but neither is Tennessee. If I had a choice I'd rather stay put than attempt to live in either.
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hey-- I'm really sorry that you found the people in KY to be unpleasant. Especially since the people in nearby Indiana (which is to the north, mind you!) are so nice, I experienced this living 7 years there. And I'm not even white, I am South Asian (Asian Indian) in ethnicity (but American nationality, a slightly "hickish" Indiana/Kentucky accent too boot!). I personally found Kentuckians to be pretty cool people, and I am surprised that you have not had that experience. Also, people in nearby West Virginia tend to be extremely nice. If you want to see unfriendly people, visit a Northeastern/Eastern Great Lakes area such as Cleveland, Ohio, or Philadelphia, PA. ;-) KYans, again, as other midwesterners and southerners, I thought, are nice people. Though you are right, Tennesseans are very nice folks. Especially in Nashville. I live in Georgia now (and have lived there a total of 8 years), and GA residents are equally nice to me. Again, remember that I'm neither white nor black.
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Tennessee!
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
I was summoned to jury duty in Memphis, TN but I haven't lived there for over 2 years?
I was summoned to jury duty in Memphis, TN but I haven't lived there for over 2 years?
I live in Florida now and have a Florida driver's license/car registration as well as Florida voter registration. My dad, to whose address the summons was sent, said he thinks all I need to do to get out of jury duty is fax a copy of my Florida driver's license to prove that I am no longer considered a Tennessee resident, plus I'm also a student in Florida and going to jury duty in Memphis would require me to miss school. Does anyone else have experience with this? I'm afraid they won't accept my faxed FL driver's license copy and I will get a court order or a fine or something for not attending. Thanks for your help.
Civic Participation - 1 Answers
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Contact the Jury service and tell them what has happened. this won't be the first time it has happened and they will sort it out for you. The sooner you call, the sooner it will be sorted.
I live in Florida now and have a Florida driver's license/car registration as well as Florida voter registration. My dad, to whose address the summons was sent, said he thinks all I need to do to get out of jury duty is fax a copy of my Florida driver's license to prove that I am no longer considered a Tennessee resident, plus I'm also a student in Florida and going to jury duty in Memphis would require me to miss school. Does anyone else have experience with this? I'm afraid they won't accept my faxed FL driver's license copy and I will get a court order or a fine or something for not attending. Thanks for your help.
Civic Participation - 1 Answers
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Contact the Jury service and tell them what has happened. this won't be the first time it has happened and they will sort it out for you. The sooner you call, the sooner it will be sorted.
Monday, May 2, 2011
Are there any scene kids in Tennessee?
Are there any scene kids in Tennessee?
I hate stereotypes, but im considered "scene." My family might be moving to the Memphis area, so I was wondering, am I going to have any friends at school? or am I going to be the weird girl with too much makeup and weird hair? haha. thank youu <3 ah yes i am soooo into myself. im a teenager hon. what do you expect? Ice, ice [*BABY*], (haha, your picture made me laugh:] ) its hard to find kids today who like you for who you are. i wish that wasnt true, but it is.
Other - Beauty & Style - 7 Answers
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haha NOPE! Good luck with that. I lived in Memphis for like 4 years and met maybe 2 emo kids the whole time.
2
wow, you seem way too into yourself.
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probably. tenesse cant be all filled with preppy hicks!
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If you're going to have friends, wouldn't they like you for you, not how you dress? It sounds cheesy, I know, but it's the truth. Response: Nonsense! You just need to look in the right places, it may take a while to figure out which friends like you for you, trust me, I've been there. You'll find them, no problem! You seem like a nice girl. ^_^
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I thought the scene thing was dead years ago
I hate stereotypes, but im considered "scene." My family might be moving to the Memphis area, so I was wondering, am I going to have any friends at school? or am I going to be the weird girl with too much makeup and weird hair? haha. thank youu <3 ah yes i am soooo into myself. im a teenager hon. what do you expect? Ice, ice [*BABY*], (haha, your picture made me laugh:] ) its hard to find kids today who like you for who you are. i wish that wasnt true, but it is.
Other - Beauty & Style - 7 Answers
Random Answers, Critics, Comments, Opinions :
1
haha NOPE! Good luck with that. I lived in Memphis for like 4 years and met maybe 2 emo kids the whole time.
2
wow, you seem way too into yourself.
3
probably. tenesse cant be all filled with preppy hicks!
4
If you're going to have friends, wouldn't they like you for you, not how you dress? It sounds cheesy, I know, but it's the truth. Response: Nonsense! You just need to look in the right places, it may take a while to figure out which friends like you for you, trust me, I've been there. You'll find them, no problem! You seem like a nice girl. ^_^
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I thought the scene thing was dead years ago
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