Arts & Humanities - 2 October 2007

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In what treaty did the French, American, and British sectors of Berlin unite and from West Berlin?

2007-10-02 02:23:28 · 1 answers · asked by ♥PurePoison♥ 3 in History

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How well trained in unarmed combat were Medieval to Renaissance period knights?

2007-10-02 02:12:13 · 7 answers · asked by Anonymous in History

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Should the Answers staff be concerned?

With non professionals giving answers to medical questions. What if someone acts on bad advice and dies? Is Yahoo not partially responsible? I thought I would see them issue a disclaimer and also advice people to consult with their doctor before acting on any suggestions offered...what gives?

2007-10-02 02:07:04 · 16 answers · asked by crosseyedlemon 3 in Philosophy

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if LIFE is a COMPUTER PROGRAM, would it be a FREEWARE, SHAREWARE, TRIAL-version or FULL-version?

=)))))))))))))))

Good day 2 all!!!!

2007-10-02 02:06:27 · 24 answers · asked by enki 4 in Philosophy

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Who is blind, the man with no eyes or the one with no vision?

Who Is Truly Blind

I ask you now, my learned friend,
Which one is truly blind?
The man who has no eyes to see,
Or he who will not find.

For when a man should lose his sight,
The world he cannot see.
But visions in his supple mind,
Will make the darkness flee.

For if a man has visions, clear,
He sees without his eyes.
But if a sighted man won't see,
His vision slowly dies.

Without a vision, man is lost,
He needs a goal to find.
Without this vision in his head,
A man is truly blind.

So keep your vision, keep it strong,
In forefront of your mind.
You'll find that though not sighted,
You never will be blind.

2007-10-02 02:01:14 · 8 answers · asked by Dondi 7 in Philosophy

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is this okay?what do you think?

You've been with us,
For two whole years,
Though it seems that,
It's more than two.

A great teacher,
You are to us,
Never did we have,
A dull day with you.

We expect the unexpected,
In every lesson you teach,
'Cause there's always something new,
And unpredictable you do.

You made the subject interesting,
Enjoyable and fun,
We learned to love it more,
As the days passed by.

Not only a teacher,
You are to us,
But a wonderful friend,
To cherish forever.

You know how we feel,
You understand us well,
That's why we really,
Want you to stay.

This poem was written,
Especially for you,
From the bottom of my heart,
I say "thank you".