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If man can create a black hole then inadvertently or intentionally a white hole may be created. White hole mathematics (inverted black hole mathematics) indicate infinite energy and support the "Big Bang" theory.

If it were possible for man to create a black hole and its inverse a white hole (and a possible explosion of infinite energy) would that not mean that man can create a universe? What are the religious implications?

Global warming and cooling is a natural cycle of the planet. Should it be hotter or colder? No honest person would ever claim to know. That being said, why would you spend so much time, money, power and energy trying to regulate it?

We're constantly told how brilliant the White House is, but it didn't occur to them that the same result could have been accomplished by using Photoshop Elements for $49. (Using the pen tool) You could have gotten better pictures of AF 1 on the ground and photo shop it into ANY background. Instead AF 1 flew around with an F-16 escort that cost the taxpayer millions and terrified hundreds of citizens into near panic. It didn't occur to the White House that 747's flying near high rise buildings being chased by fighters would surely have negative implications in this day and age after 9/11.

I'd like to think that it has nothing to do with my belief that Global Warming is a scam or that Barak Obama is extremely weak and ignorant of foreign policy....

You can do 2 workouts a day. You have 4 hours of running, 4 hours of cycling and 3 hours of swimming per week. Juggle it with a day job (7am-7pm) and weekends are essentially free before 10 am. There is one day of mandatory rest--no workouts. Other factors include workout intensity--expect to burn around 800 calories per hour regardless of the workout -- you're in high Zone 2 or low Zone 3 most of the time and will need to stagger the workouts to recover (E.g. No running 2 days in a row).

How would you schedule it?

Strong educational system (private or public)

Strong military defense.

The rule of law.

Hates wasteful government spending.

Despises corruption in Washington.

Is for bolstering small businesses.

Is for lowering the unemployment rate.

Believes in the constitution.

Believes in Freedom of Speech.

Believes in limited government intervention.

Believes in a balanced budget.

Believes in a strong free market economy for job creation and a government to intervene in the economy only when necessary.

Believes that their political party knows what they're doing.

A) Democrats

B) Republicans

C) The average American that comes home and asks, "Honey, what's for dinner?" or "What time do we have to take the kids to swimming lessons?"

If you choose A or B, please give one example based on legislative FACT and cite a source rather than rhetoric please.

Hopefully partisans on both sides will find that they have a heck of a lot more in common than our leaders would like us to believe.....