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What are your predictions for hurricanes this year?
Q. The weather intrigues me and find it fascinating. I've been following storm tracks since I was a kid. If there are any others like myself, what are your predictions for hurricanes this year?
Asked by Karma - Fri Jun 15 12:33:13 2007 - Weather - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Using a principle I invented called "The Zero Sum Effect", I'd first look at areas in Hurricane Alley that are under moderate to severe drought. As this picture shows... ...areas around Alabama are under a severe drought. So, my first prediction is that a Cat 3 hurricane will hit somewhere between Biloxi, MS and Mobile, AL. The hurricane will travel northward and its rains will aid in that area's drought. Florida also is under moderate drought. It would not surprise me to see a hurricane come ashore between Ft. Lauderdale and Daytona Beach. I'm also concerned about how warm water has breached past Cape Hatteras. Normally cold water from the North Atlantic keeps the Gulf Stream at bay. This leakage of warm water, shown here: ...put [cont.]
Answered by nevermore29407 - Fri Jun 15 15:54:39 2007
Q. The weather intrigues me and find it fascinating. I've been following storm tracks since I was a kid. If there are any others like myself, what are your predictions for hurricanes this year?
Asked by Karma - Fri Jun 15 12:33:13 2007 - Weather - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Using a principle I invented called "The Zero Sum Effect", I'd first look at areas in Hurricane Alley that are under moderate to severe drought. As this picture shows... ...areas around Alabama are under a severe drought. So, my first prediction is that a Cat 3 hurricane will hit somewhere between Biloxi, MS and Mobile, AL. The hurricane will travel northward and its rains will aid in that area's drought. Florida also is under moderate drought. It would not surprise me to see a hurricane come ashore between Ft. Lauderdale and Daytona Beach. I'm also concerned about how warm water has breached past Cape Hatteras. Normally cold water from the North Atlantic keeps the Gulf Stream at bay. This leakage of warm water, shown here: ...put [cont.]
Answered by nevermore29407 - Fri Jun 15 15:54:39 2007
What are your predictions for the jays and redsox this week?
Q. This could be a very important series for either team, i just wanna know what your predictions are?
Asked by sparkycat - Mon Aug 9 00:32:45 2010 - Baseball - 6 Answers - Comments
A. i say jays take 2 out of 3, team has been on a roll as of late and playing at the rogers centre will only help them do better. it's going to be a tough series, i want the sox to get the wild card even though i'm a jays fan. reason being i want carlos delgado to get a shot at a world series win since time on his career is ticking. it will be great series though, jays are fast rising team.:)
Answered by Captain Clutch - Mon Aug 9 00:57:46 2010
Q. This could be a very important series for either team, i just wanna know what your predictions are?
Asked by sparkycat - Mon Aug 9 00:32:45 2010 - Baseball - 6 Answers - Comments
A. i say jays take 2 out of 3, team has been on a roll as of late and playing at the rogers centre will only help them do better. it's going to be a tough series, i want the sox to get the wild card even though i'm a jays fan. reason being i want carlos delgado to get a shot at a world series win since time on his career is ticking. it will be great series though, jays are fast rising team.:)
Answered by Captain Clutch - Mon Aug 9 00:57:46 2010
What are your unbiased predictions on the following footballing tournaments?
Q. Who will win the Champions League the UEFA cup The FA cup The Carling Cup and what are your predictions for the Premier League table come the end of the season, who will be in the top 4, be relegated and which teams with be promoted into the league. And finally who do you support?
Asked by Ryan - Thu Sep 18 13:48:28 2008 - Other - Soccer - 4 Answers - Comments
A. CL: Real Madrid UEFA Cup: Aston Villa FA Cup: Manchester United Carling Cup: Arsenal EPL 1 - Chelsea 2 - Manchester United 3 - Liverpool 4 - Arsenal 18 - Hull 19 - Bolton 20 - Stoke Champs 1 - Birmingham 2 - Wolves P.O. Winner: QPR Myself: Fulham. COYW!!!
Answered by aavius - Thu Sep 18 14:18:43 2008
Q. Who will win the Champions League the UEFA cup The FA cup The Carling Cup and what are your predictions for the Premier League table come the end of the season, who will be in the top 4, be relegated and which teams with be promoted into the league. And finally who do you support?
Asked by Ryan - Thu Sep 18 13:48:28 2008 - Other - Soccer - 4 Answers - Comments
A. CL: Real Madrid UEFA Cup: Aston Villa FA Cup: Manchester United Carling Cup: Arsenal EPL 1 - Chelsea 2 - Manchester United 3 - Liverpool 4 - Arsenal 18 - Hull 19 - Bolton 20 - Stoke Champs 1 - Birmingham 2 - Wolves P.O. Winner: QPR Myself: Fulham. COYW!!!
Answered by aavius - Thu Sep 18 14:18:43 2008
What information would you use to make predictions about the economic demands and probable settlement for a pa?
Q. What information would you use to make predictions about the economic demands and probable settlement for a particular union-management negotiation?
Asked by Mike - Fri Jan 7 20:47:27 2011 - Economics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Outcome of pattern bargaining strategies, whether I am the first in a pattern cycle, my cost of walking away and establishing a plant in a less union friendly political environment like Georgia or Mexico, my marketing projections, and my contract delivery flexibility for my supply chain infrastructure. My inventory of finished goods in case of strike is important. That is just for starters. Key points to consider are whare will the union walk away, where will you walk away, and what can you agree on. There is usually an overlap of his low end and your high end, and your job is to find it and produce agreements.
Answered by Dave B - Sat Jan 8 00:25:50 2011
Q. What information would you use to make predictions about the economic demands and probable settlement for a particular union-management negotiation?
Asked by Mike - Fri Jan 7 20:47:27 2011 - Economics - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Outcome of pattern bargaining strategies, whether I am the first in a pattern cycle, my cost of walking away and establishing a plant in a less union friendly political environment like Georgia or Mexico, my marketing projections, and my contract delivery flexibility for my supply chain infrastructure. My inventory of finished goods in case of strike is important. That is just for starters. Key points to consider are whare will the union walk away, where will you walk away, and what can you agree on. There is usually an overlap of his low end and your high end, and your job is to find it and produce agreements.
Answered by Dave B - Sat Jan 8 00:25:50 2011
What are the predictions as to when the Los Angeles Times newspaper will stop publishing?
Q. Have any knowledgeable business people or "inside" publications made predictions as to how much more longer the Los Angeles Times newspaper will continue being published? It seems the Times is growing thinner by the week. What are the predications about the newspaper's survival, considering current trends in the newspaper business?
Asked by cyberlarry7 - Mon Jan 12 03:51:41 2009 - Media & Journalism - 1 Answers - Comments
A. From I have read, Zell should seriously consider selling the LA Times (like he did w/ Newsday) to other local billionaires (David Geffen and Eli Broad) among others. Recently, the LA Times is becoming more of a 50-50 ad content ratio paper (as you have found out for yourself). Right now, Google news is still accessing LA Times content where people can access the LA Times articles online (I do, although I don't live in the LA area). I hadn't found a specific timeline as to how long the LA Times will continue to be published. I got a feeling the paper will survive (it is the second biggest paper in the Tribune family behind the Chicago Tribune - its failure will be a huge ego blow to Zell), but it will not prosper in this economy and until… [cont.]
Answered by dajjgrinch - Mon Jan 12 07:54:49 2009
Q. Have any knowledgeable business people or "inside" publications made predictions as to how much more longer the Los Angeles Times newspaper will continue being published? It seems the Times is growing thinner by the week. What are the predications about the newspaper's survival, considering current trends in the newspaper business?
Asked by cyberlarry7 - Mon Jan 12 03:51:41 2009 - Media & Journalism - 1 Answers - Comments
A. From I have read, Zell should seriously consider selling the LA Times (like he did w/ Newsday) to other local billionaires (David Geffen and Eli Broad) among others. Recently, the LA Times is becoming more of a 50-50 ad content ratio paper (as you have found out for yourself). Right now, Google news is still accessing LA Times content where people can access the LA Times articles online (I do, although I don't live in the LA area). I hadn't found a specific timeline as to how long the LA Times will continue to be published. I got a feeling the paper will survive (it is the second biggest paper in the Tribune family behind the Chicago Tribune - its failure will be a huge ego blow to Zell), but it will not prosper in this economy and until… [cont.]
Answered by dajjgrinch - Mon Jan 12 07:54:49 2009
How are your World Cup predictions fairing so far?
Q. I've predicted a total of 107 goals this World Cup (lowest ever total), so I'm on target with that prediction so far. But I've also predicted a total of 6 red cards, so I'm not happy about there being one on the very first day! What sort of predictions have you made?
Asked by DOOM - Fri Jun 11 16:48:10 2010 - 2006 FIFA World Cup(TM) - 11 Answers - Comments
A. My prediction is that Brazil and Germany will play in finals.
Answered by Stanley Cheung - Mon Jun 14 05:03:34 2010
Q. I've predicted a total of 107 goals this World Cup (lowest ever total), so I'm on target with that prediction so far. But I've also predicted a total of 6 red cards, so I'm not happy about there being one on the very first day! What sort of predictions have you made?
Asked by DOOM - Fri Jun 11 16:48:10 2010 - 2006 FIFA World Cup(TM) - 11 Answers - Comments
A. My prediction is that Brazil and Germany will play in finals.
Answered by Stanley Cheung - Mon Jun 14 05:03:34 2010
What are the exact predictions or prophecies of Nostradamus?
Q. I am doing a project for a class and I want the EXACT predictions, and which ones have come true, haven't come true, and have yet to come. I really need help.
Asked by shortstuff1478 - Sat Jul 4 13:46:09 2009 - Philosophy - 1 Answers - Comments
A. shortstuff, He wrote a an entire series in which he referred to his prophecies as centuries. They are way too many to list, let alone break down into those that came true, yet to appear, etc. You'll have to get a copy of his book and go from there.
Answered by stretch - Sun Jul 5 03:03:51 2009
Q. I am doing a project for a class and I want the EXACT predictions, and which ones have come true, haven't come true, and have yet to come. I really need help.
Asked by shortstuff1478 - Sat Jul 4 13:46:09 2009 - Philosophy - 1 Answers - Comments
A. shortstuff, He wrote a an entire series in which he referred to his prophecies as centuries. They are way too many to list, let alone break down into those that came true, yet to appear, etc. You'll have to get a copy of his book and go from there.
Answered by stretch - Sun Jul 5 03:03:51 2009
Any educated predictions about where the Euro is headed in the next 30 days?
Q. I'm looking for some *educated* or *informed* predictions about where the Euro is headed relative to other major world currencies in the next 30-90 days, specifically the Canadian Dollar and the Norwegian Kroner. Sources or articles would be great. Thank you!
Asked by Victor - Fri Feb 5 02:04:57 2010 - Economics - 1 Answers - Comments
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Answered by Bay Of Plenty - Fri Feb 5 02:17:00 2010
Q. I'm looking for some *educated* or *informed* predictions about where the Euro is headed relative to other major world currencies in the next 30-90 days, specifically the Canadian Dollar and the Norwegian Kroner. Sources or articles would be great. Thank you!
Asked by Victor - Fri Feb 5 02:04:57 2010 - Economics - 1 Answers - Comments
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Answered by Bay Of Plenty - Fri Feb 5 02:17:00 2010
How many years of false predictions will it take for belief in the Rapture to stop?
Q. It hasn't happened despite 2000 years of people making false predictions. Will people ever stop believing the world is going to end in their lifetimes? Or do people continue to believe because life is too short for most people to realize their own insignificance?
Asked by Big Beautiful Man - Mon Sep 7 22:30:29 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 7 Answers - Comments
A. An entire denomination was formed because of inconclusive predictions; you really think belief will stop?
Answered by A Modest Proposal - Mon Sep 7 22:34:48 2009
Q. It hasn't happened despite 2000 years of people making false predictions. Will people ever stop believing the world is going to end in their lifetimes? Or do people continue to believe because life is too short for most people to realize their own insignificance?
Asked by Big Beautiful Man - Mon Sep 7 22:30:29 2009 - Religion & Spirituality - 7 Answers - Comments
A. An entire denomination was formed because of inconclusive predictions; you really think belief will stop?
Answered by A Modest Proposal - Mon Sep 7 22:34:48 2009
How accurate do you think the Bibles political predictions for the future are?
Q. The Bible predicts that the world's government's will come together and declare world peace (though terrorism will increase). It says religion will be banned globally. It says the UN / or similar body will become a global police force. What do you think of these predictions?
Asked by Fizzy Bubbler resurrected! - Wed Jul 21 01:12:03 2010 - Politics - 5 Answers - Comments
A. We constantly discover new evidence that proves we tend to underestimate the intelligence and sophistication of past cultures (such as, the discovery that Scandinavians established settlements in the Americas in the 11th century or Polynesian colonization of the Pacific probably extended to the coasts of the Americas as well, or ancient mathematicians calculated the dimensions of the earth within a couple percent accuracy some 3000 years ago). How difficult is it to see the high probability of the things you mention from our perspective right now? I think it would not have been very difficult at all for anyone with sufficient wisdom and insight to render precisely that prediction based on nothing more than general historical knowledge and… [cont.]
Answered by nokilleye version 2.0 - Wed Jul 21 08:19:46 2010
Q. The Bible predicts that the world's government's will come together and declare world peace (though terrorism will increase). It says religion will be banned globally. It says the UN / or similar body will become a global police force. What do you think of these predictions?
Asked by Fizzy Bubbler resurrected! - Wed Jul 21 01:12:03 2010 - Politics - 5 Answers - Comments
A. We constantly discover new evidence that proves we tend to underestimate the intelligence and sophistication of past cultures (such as, the discovery that Scandinavians established settlements in the Americas in the 11th century or Polynesian colonization of the Pacific probably extended to the coasts of the Americas as well, or ancient mathematicians calculated the dimensions of the earth within a couple percent accuracy some 3000 years ago). How difficult is it to see the high probability of the things you mention from our perspective right now? I think it would not have been very difficult at all for anyone with sufficient wisdom and insight to render precisely that prediction based on nothing more than general historical knowledge and… [cont.]
Answered by nokilleye version 2.0 - Wed Jul 21 08:19:46 2010
What are your opinons on the supposed predictions of Nostrodamus?
Q. Personally i have little faith in some of them. For instancew 9/11 could of been planned by them due to this to cause ruckas with the rest of his predictions, but what are your opinions on the 2012 prediction? I believe that it was predicted due to the end of the mayan calander, but isn't it considered that really it's just starting restarting? But any way do you consider his predticions to be believealbe or all just coincidence?
Asked by Yumei - Fri Sep 24 05:06:25 2010 - Other - News & Events - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Nostradamus was nothing but a fraud, and other frauds since his time have used his writings for their own scams. He didn't really predict 9/11 or 2012. No calendar ends! They just have cycles. Frauds have been predicting the end of the world for centuries using Gregorian calendar cycles, e.g. at 1000 and 2000 A.D., there were such predictions. A recent fraud decided to use the Mayan calendar for the same purpose. The Mayan calendar and the Gregorian calendar don't predict a damned thing. The 2012 end of the world is just silly malarkey that won't happen. Nostradamus is best known for a book called "Centuries" that has vague verses with four lines in a blend of French and Latin. Frauds mistranslated them and distorted them to try… [cont.]
Answered by Jeffrey - Fri Sep 24 11:05:46 2010
Q. Personally i have little faith in some of them. For instancew 9/11 could of been planned by them due to this to cause ruckas with the rest of his predictions, but what are your opinions on the 2012 prediction? I believe that it was predicted due to the end of the mayan calander, but isn't it considered that really it's just starting restarting? But any way do you consider his predticions to be believealbe or all just coincidence?
Asked by Yumei - Fri Sep 24 05:06:25 2010 - Other - News & Events - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Nostradamus was nothing but a fraud, and other frauds since his time have used his writings for their own scams. He didn't really predict 9/11 or 2012. No calendar ends! They just have cycles. Frauds have been predicting the end of the world for centuries using Gregorian calendar cycles, e.g. at 1000 and 2000 A.D., there were such predictions. A recent fraud decided to use the Mayan calendar for the same purpose. The Mayan calendar and the Gregorian calendar don't predict a damned thing. The 2012 end of the world is just silly malarkey that won't happen. Nostradamus is best known for a book called "Centuries" that has vague verses with four lines in a blend of French and Latin. Frauds mistranslated them and distorted them to try… [cont.]
Answered by Jeffrey - Fri Sep 24 11:05:46 2010
Will it be correct to believe astrological predictions of my husband and mine?
Q. Will it be correct to believe astrological predictions of my husband and mine? Are there couples who proved their marital predictions wrong ?
Asked by Sherry - Wed Aug 5 23:28:51 2009 - Marriage & Divorce - 13 Answers - Comments
A. You shouldn't follow astrology!!!
Answered by Oh Laura! - Thu Aug 6 00:51:22 2009
Q. Will it be correct to believe astrological predictions of my husband and mine? Are there couples who proved their marital predictions wrong ?
Asked by Sherry - Wed Aug 5 23:28:51 2009 - Marriage & Divorce - 13 Answers - Comments
A. You shouldn't follow astrology!!!
Answered by Oh Laura! - Thu Aug 6 00:51:22 2009
How are the predictions of astrology so accurate?
Q. My sign is Aquarius, and whatever i've read about my sign on the net is usually right. In terms of what will happen at work/school, life, how I feel, etc. Is this based on something scientific or just mere predictions?
Asked by rskha - Wed Nov 18 13:28:57 2009 - Horoscopes - 7 Answers - Comments
A. I think astrology is just a backup advice that you and I would read and also to other people. I also use it for fun. But other people say its Bogus! But I don't know why i am always tempted to check my ipod every morning just to check my horoscope. That's how much i believe in it! It sometimes hurts my feelings! I would say that it is all predictions from trained and skilled astrologers! Using Tarot Cards.
Answered by Patricia I - Wed Nov 18 13:46:22 2009
Q. My sign is Aquarius, and whatever i've read about my sign on the net is usually right. In terms of what will happen at work/school, life, how I feel, etc. Is this based on something scientific or just mere predictions?
Asked by rskha - Wed Nov 18 13:28:57 2009 - Horoscopes - 7 Answers - Comments
A. I think astrology is just a backup advice that you and I would read and also to other people. I also use it for fun. But other people say its Bogus! But I don't know why i am always tempted to check my ipod every morning just to check my horoscope. That's how much i believe in it! It sometimes hurts my feelings! I would say that it is all predictions from trained and skilled astrologers! Using Tarot Cards.
Answered by Patricia I - Wed Nov 18 13:46:22 2009
What are your predictions for the upcoming nfl season?
Q. Not just SB predictions, anything significant that you believe will happen or feel strongly about.
Asked by haroldandsivakumar - Sat May 26 16:53:34 2007 - Football (American) - 16 Answers - Comments
A. The Jets finally take over and win AFC East instead of the Pats. Cardinals finally have a good year. MVP is Drew Brees. Cincinatti finally keeps players out of trouble with the law. Offensive Rookie Of The Year will be Adrian Peterson of the Vikings and the Defensive Rookie Of The Year will be Adam Carriker of the Rams. Super Bowl will be Jets vs. Saints with the Jets winning it all. Super Bowl MVP Thomas Jones RB!
Answered by john l - Sun May 27 07:23:19 2007
Q. Not just SB predictions, anything significant that you believe will happen or feel strongly about.
Asked by haroldandsivakumar - Sat May 26 16:53:34 2007 - Football (American) - 16 Answers - Comments
A. The Jets finally take over and win AFC East instead of the Pats. Cardinals finally have a good year. MVP is Drew Brees. Cincinatti finally keeps players out of trouble with the law. Offensive Rookie Of The Year will be Adrian Peterson of the Vikings and the Defensive Rookie Of The Year will be Adam Carriker of the Rams. Super Bowl will be Jets vs. Saints with the Jets winning it all. Super Bowl MVP Thomas Jones RB!
Answered by john l - Sun May 27 07:23:19 2007
What time does the Joe Calzaghe v Mikkel Kessler fight start, also- predictions on result please?
Q. Just a bit of fun, closest prediction gets 10 points, in the event of 2 or more identical correct predictions, the first prediction gets the points! Who wins? Which round? How?
Asked by PanicBlackEye83 - Sat Nov 3 08:42:06 2007 - Boxing - 8 Answers - Comments
A. i've read its on at 2am british time. Best double check tho, don't want to miss this 1!! I reckon it'll go the distance, and of course Calzaghe will take it. But i hope Calzaghe puts him down maybe 8th round, cos i wanna see him perform for a while, no early finish. Im goin to the shop for supplies now, I CAN'T WAIT!!!
Answered by Dan Deluxe - Sat Nov 3 12:42:52 2007
Q. Just a bit of fun, closest prediction gets 10 points, in the event of 2 or more identical correct predictions, the first prediction gets the points! Who wins? Which round? How?
Asked by PanicBlackEye83 - Sat Nov 3 08:42:06 2007 - Boxing - 8 Answers - Comments
A. i've read its on at 2am british time. Best double check tho, don't want to miss this 1!! I reckon it'll go the distance, and of course Calzaghe will take it. But i hope Calzaghe puts him down maybe 8th round, cos i wanna see him perform for a while, no early finish. Im goin to the shop for supplies now, I CAN'T WAIT!!!
Answered by Dan Deluxe - Sat Nov 3 12:42:52 2007
Are there any predictions about when aliens will make contact? Or when the american goverment will disclose?
Q. I'm just wondering if there is any signs that the USA will disclose it's ufo files like other countries have been. I also wanted to know if there are any predictions from ufology people about contact.
Asked by waterlily - Mon Sep 7 06:49:55 2009 - Mythology & Folklore - 4 Answers - Comments
A. how old are you ?! There is nothing absolutely nothing about aliens on earth, all what u heard is just press, and if u're talking about MIB, then it's a movie that is not based on a true story !
Answered by Hyksos - Mon Sep 7 07:34:00 2009
Q. I'm just wondering if there is any signs that the USA will disclose it's ufo files like other countries have been. I also wanted to know if there are any predictions from ufology people about contact.
Asked by waterlily - Mon Sep 7 06:49:55 2009 - Mythology & Folklore - 4 Answers - Comments
A. how old are you ?! There is nothing absolutely nothing about aliens on earth, all what u heard is just press, and if u're talking about MIB, then it's a movie that is not based on a true story !
Answered by Hyksos - Mon Sep 7 07:34:00 2009
What predictions did the Mayans make and which ones have been proven accurate?
Q. I know they were .0002 days off with how many days there are in a year, and 33 seconds off with when the moon will rise/set/be full. What other predictions did this ancient civilization make and how many of them proved to be accurate?
Asked by Matthew - Mon Nov 2 11:43:11 2009 - Other - Society & Culture - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Many very primitive societies (at least by our standard of primitiveness) had very accurate calendars. They had a priesthood who were able to make observations of the sky every night and they could accumulate these observations for decades, for generations. Sooner or later someone would figure out how to use them to predict the seasons. In agricultural socieities, an accurate calendar is often a very valuable thing to have. The Egyptian civilization, for instance, was built around the agriculturally rich Nile valley. The farmers found it very useful to know when each year the river would overflow its banks, signalling the beginning of planting season. So they also developed a very accurate calendar. Plus, there is a certain time of year… [cont.]
Answered by It's That Guy - Mon Nov 2 11:54:46 2009
Q. I know they were .0002 days off with how many days there are in a year, and 33 seconds off with when the moon will rise/set/be full. What other predictions did this ancient civilization make and how many of them proved to be accurate?
Asked by Matthew - Mon Nov 2 11:43:11 2009 - Other - Society & Culture - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Many very primitive societies (at least by our standard of primitiveness) had very accurate calendars. They had a priesthood who were able to make observations of the sky every night and they could accumulate these observations for decades, for generations. Sooner or later someone would figure out how to use them to predict the seasons. In agricultural socieities, an accurate calendar is often a very valuable thing to have. The Egyptian civilization, for instance, was built around the agriculturally rich Nile valley. The farmers found it very useful to know when each year the river would overflow its banks, signalling the beginning of planting season. So they also developed a very accurate calendar. Plus, there is a certain time of year… [cont.]
Answered by It's That Guy - Mon Nov 2 11:54:46 2009
Has anyone had a psychic reading before and predictions came true?
Q. I am curious because about three weeks ago i went to three different psychics and was told some future predictions but i dont believe they will happen. All three psychics were credible they got excellent reviews on the internet.
Asked by kingpenz - Fri Feb 25 06:47:10 2011 - Horoscopes - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I dunno how many are frauds and how many real...or indeed, if there is a continuum. Read Michael Crichton's autobiography "Travels" and decide if psychic ability is real or not.
Answered by Peter - Fri Feb 25 17:08:10 2011
Q. I am curious because about three weeks ago i went to three different psychics and was told some future predictions but i dont believe they will happen. All three psychics were credible they got excellent reviews on the internet.
Asked by kingpenz - Fri Feb 25 06:47:10 2011 - Horoscopes - 2 Answers - Comments
A. I dunno how many are frauds and how many real...or indeed, if there is a continuum. Read Michael Crichton's autobiography "Travels" and decide if psychic ability is real or not.
Answered by Peter - Fri Feb 25 17:08:10 2011
How many doomsday predictions have there been in the past?
Q. I'm not asking for an exact number, but I'm for a ballpark estimate such as thousands or hundreds of predictions. If you could give me a source that would be great also. Thanks in advance for any help.
Asked by Jack - Sat Aug 29 12:36:01 2009 - Mythology & Folklore - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Thousands of them, every few years of history frauds make such predictions, often several frauds make predictions of same year, good source of many notable doomsday predictions is James Randi's book "The Mask of Nostradamus", "Skeptic" magazine sell it.
Answered by miyuki & kyojin - Sat Aug 29 14:02:42 2009
Q. I'm not asking for an exact number, but I'm for a ballpark estimate such as thousands or hundreds of predictions. If you could give me a source that would be great also. Thanks in advance for any help.
Asked by Jack - Sat Aug 29 12:36:01 2009 - Mythology & Folklore - 5 Answers - Comments
A. Thousands of them, every few years of history frauds make such predictions, often several frauds make predictions of same year, good source of many notable doomsday predictions is James Randi's book "The Mask of Nostradamus", "Skeptic" magazine sell it.
Answered by miyuki & kyojin - Sat Aug 29 14:02:42 2009
Where can I get a copy of the ESPN predictions for the MLB playoffs?
Q. I'm interested in knowing what the crew said, as of October 1 this year. I believe it's customary every year for the analysts to make predictions regarding the outcomes of the various matchups in the division series, league championship series, and world series. In fact, they even predict the MVPs. Where is the 2010 edition? I'd like to know how they match up with the actual results, so far.
Asked by SoxFan - Sun Oct 24 11:38:14 2010 - Baseball - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Here are their "expert" predictions from before the postseason: Only one person predicted the Rangers would be in the World Series, while two predicted the Giants would be in the World Series. No one predicted a Rangers-Giants World Series, though.
Answered by Salt - Sun Oct 24 15:03:19 2010
Q. I'm interested in knowing what the crew said, as of October 1 this year. I believe it's customary every year for the analysts to make predictions regarding the outcomes of the various matchups in the division series, league championship series, and world series. In fact, they even predict the MVPs. Where is the 2010 edition? I'd like to know how they match up with the actual results, so far.
Asked by SoxFan - Sun Oct 24 11:38:14 2010 - Baseball - 2 Answers - Comments
A. Here are their "expert" predictions from before the postseason: Only one person predicted the Rangers would be in the World Series, while two predicted the Giants would be in the World Series. No one predicted a Rangers-Giants World Series, though.
Answered by Salt - Sun Oct 24 15:03:19 2010
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Everyone loves to have a go at predicting what might be happening just around the corner. We love Southeast Asia and travel in the region, so we've decided to have a punt at what we might see develop on that front over the ...
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