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lunes, 23 de mayo de 2011

secret code of the Bible [software to search]

secret code of the Bible [software to search]

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The first time I read something about the strange and enigmatic Bible Code I was shocked. After reading the first book by Michael Drosnin on this enigma, I honestly felt a terrible helplessness for not having accessible software to experiment with the secret code happy.

And the truth is I never thought that things could be as easy as the final was because some years ago, an American developer released free software that can search through thousands of characters of the sacred books. After getting the program excited I tried, but I must confess that I do not clarified very well because everything was in Hebrew and worked with boards, so I kept waiting again for a while until it finally appeared several very interesting programs that made search on the code in the books. Obviously some were paid, but luckily for all others, as they offer, they were free and also were complete.

The program in question is the great Beyond journal Science, which provided the entire code in question so that their readers would experience, so I leave the link here so you can download it and work a bit with him. But please have some patience

In short, try to upload my little happy inquiries and publish their own if they want to reach me, at the end the most popular.




Hitler = evil man - Nazi enemy - extermination.



SHAKESPEARE = present in the scene - Macbeth - Hamlet.



EINSTEIN = it change the present reality - a new understanding of - science.




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It is said that Einstein wrote this problem at the beginning of the century and said that 68% of the world can not solve (IQ <110). You Will you have enough intelligence and patience to solve it?

1. There are 5 houses in different colors.
2. In each house lives a person of different nationality.
3.These 5 owners drink different drinks, smoke
different cigars and have each one different from others, a certain animal.
4. None of them has the same animal, smoke the same cigar or drink the same beverage.
The question is: Who has the fish?

Tracks:
01. The Englishman lives in the red house
02. The Swede has a dog.
03. The Dane drinks tea.
04. The Norwegian lives in the first house.
05. The German smokes prince.
06. The green house is immediately to the left of the white.
07. The green house owner drinks coffee.
08. The person who smokes Pall Mall rears birds.
09. The owner of the yellow house smokes durnhill.
10. The man who lives in the center house drinks milk.
11. The man who smokes Blends lives next to having a cat.
12. The man who keeps horses lives next durnhill smoking.
13. The man who smokes BlueMaster drink beer.
14. The man who smokes blends has a neighbor who drinks water.
15. The Norwegian lives next to the blue house.

If you can decipher the unknown and want to include you in the list of those who managed to solve it and is attached, you must know not only who has the fish, but also the color of the house, what brand do you smoke and drink. The file is protected with a password that's 3 first letters of each of the things discovered in the following order:
nationality - it takes - who smokes and color of the house.

curiosities Albereto

curiosities Albereto


The messy desk Albert Einstein (1955)




Piles of papers, envelopes and half-written formulas. These images of Albert Einstein's desk in his office at Princeton were published by Life magazine in 1955, just months before his death. They can look at a blackboard full of equations, a bunch of old magazines and even his own pipe momentarily on one of the notebooks.



No one pays attention can see what looks like an ink, some books, a copy of a journal of philosophy and even a glass ashtray. Under piles of papers and letters lost pens peek unopened documents that might contain the key to the unified theory, which unsuccessfully spent the last years of his life. In the center of the image is a photograph of what looks like a square, not people. What was I thinking Einstein minutes before the photographer arrived?




On the advantages and disadvantages of having a messy desk treatise ever written, some of whom argue that chaos can be more productive than an order too strict. However, nothing like the quote attributed to Einstein supposed to put things in place: "If a cluttered desk is a sign of a cluttered mind, then what should we think of an empty desk?"

http://fogonazos.blogspot.com/2008/11/el-desordenado-escritorio-de-albert.html