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Talk:Supernatural

2008-03-20T12:37:31Z

Flardox: New page: added some more info Flardox

added some more info

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Supernatural

2008-03-20T12:37:01Z

Flardox:

[[Supernatural]] is a term used to describe happenings that are of a [[spiritual]] nature, or above the natural or [[physical]] world. Supernatural events can be of either a positive or negative nature. <ref>A Dictionary of Contemporary Christian Words and Concepts - Michael Pitts</ref>

this can take many forms from magic, to superstition or mythological creatures.

== in the form of magic ==
magic could count as the main form of supernatural activity. There are many forms of magic these include

Black magic E.g satanism

White magic E.g Wicca

grey magic E.g Voodoo

==References==
<references />

[[Category:Religion]]

Talk:Autism

2008-03-20T12:31:59Z

Flardox:

I once visited, on a business trip, a school for autistic children in England, with the local MP. You would not believe the love that MP, the teachers, and everyone we were with, had for these children. That is Christ's love truly functioning in our world.-[[User:Phoenix|Phoenix]] 21:33, 18 June 2007 (EDT)

May I ask which school this was?
[[User:Flardox|Flardox]]
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I'm a mother of a mild to moderate autistic boy. I have put this on my yahoo asd list, so that they can come and edit as well. I'm hoping that those more knowledgable then I come by. I added in external links to while granted liberal sources, are also known for their knowledge in autism. moonwolf23(not sure how to put my hyperlink to my username in here)

== Expert needed? ==

I think this page is in serious need of an expert on the subject. I have been correcting spelling, bias, and grammar in this article since I saw it.

I have no experience in the subject, so there's no way of checking the content for accuracy as well.

Maestro pointed out that there's a difference between autism and idiot savants, which I was unaware of.

Also, I think we need a balanced view regarding the vaccine issue; not everyone believes that vaccines cause autism. Wasn't one of the scientists behind the research recently criticized for something in the news? I'm rather skeptical, since cavity fillings contain mercury as well (as far as I know).

Are there any Conservapedian psychiatrists here? :) -[[User:RedBlade7|danq]] 18:33, 8 December 2007 (EST)

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- It's called savant syndrome, and it's not a "type" of autism. Also, the vaccine/autism hypothesis has zero credible support among bona fide scientists. A diagnoses of autism is based on behaviors that were present by the age of three. Asperger's is technically "autism spectrum disorder".

- The increase in autism prevalence is most certainly due to changes in the diagnostic criteria, increased public awareness, increased social services, and better diagnoses by physicians.

- In addition, autistic-like behaviors can be present in a number of neurological conditions without an actual autism diagnosis. A closed head injury, for example, can mimic autism, as can a brain inflammation.

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Talk:Autism

2008-03-20T12:31:30Z

Flardox:

I once visited, on a business trip, a school for autistic children in England, with the local MP. You would not believe the love that MP, the teachers, and everyone we were with, had for these children. That is Christ's love truly functioning in our world.-[[User:Phoenix|Phoenix]] 21:33, 18 June 2007 (EDT)

May I ask which school this was?
[[User:Flardox|Flardox]]

I'm a mother of a mild to moderate autistic boy. I have put this on my yahoo asd list, so that they can come and edit as well. I'm hoping that those more knowledgable then I come by. I added in external links to while granted liberal sources, are also known for their knowledge in autism. moonwolf23(not sure how to put my hyperlink to my username in here)

== Expert needed? ==

I think this page is in serious need of an expert on the subject. I have been correcting spelling, bias, and grammar in this article since I saw it.

I have no experience in the subject, so there's no way of checking the content for accuracy as well.

Maestro pointed out that there's a difference between autism and idiot savants, which I was unaware of.

Also, I think we need a balanced view regarding the vaccine issue; not everyone believes that vaccines cause autism. Wasn't one of the scientists behind the research recently criticized for something in the news? I'm rather skeptical, since cavity fillings contain mercury as well (as far as I know).

Are there any Conservapedian psychiatrists here? :) -[[User:RedBlade7|danq]] 18:33, 8 December 2007 (EST)

__________

- It's called savant syndrome, and it's not a "type" of autism. Also, the vaccine/autism hypothesis has zero credible support among bona fide scientists. A diagnoses of autism is based on behaviors that were present by the age of three. Asperger's is technically "autism spectrum disorder".

- The increase in autism prevalence is most certainly due to changes in the diagnostic criteria, increased public awareness, increased social services, and better diagnoses by physicians.

- In addition, autistic-like behaviors can be present in a number of neurological conditions without an actual autism diagnosis. A closed head injury, for example, can mimic autism, as can a brain inflammation.

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Talk:Vlad III Tepes

2008-03-18T10:43:13Z

Flardox: New page: made vlad the impaler page Flardox

made vlad the impaler page

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Vlad III Tepes

2008-03-18T10:42:23Z

Flardox: New page: vlad the impaler was the prince of a part of transylvania named "walachia" he was nicknamed the impaler because of his preffered method of execution to have criminals thrown on stakes. ...

vlad the impaler was the prince of a part of transylvania named "walachia" he was nicknamed the impaler because of his preffered method of execution to have criminals thrown on stakes.

== Life ==

Vlad Dracula, Prince (c. 1431-c. 1476), Prince of Wallachia (1448, 1456-1462, and c. 1476), in modern Romania, also known as Prince Vlad III Dracula and Vlad Tepes (“Vlad the Impaler”).

Vlad Dracula was born in Sighişoara, in Transylvania, the son of Prince Vlad II Dracul of Wallachia (Dracul means “the dragon”, and Dracula, “son of the dragon”). Wallachia, an independent principality of Romania, was the object of a power struggle between its neighbours, Hungary and the Turks of the Ottoman Empire, and by the mid-15th century had begun to pay tribute to the latter. In 1444, Vlad Dracul sent his two younger sons to Turkey to prove his loyalty to the Ottoman sultan. Vlad Dracula spent the next four years in Adrianople as a hostage.

In 1447, Vlad Dracul was murdered, possibly by the Hungarian general János Hunyadi, who then made a member of his own Danesti clan, Prince Vladislav II, ruler of Wallachia. The following year the Turks gave Vlad an army with which he seized the Wallachian throne. He ruled for only two months before Hunyadi forced him into exile in Moldavia, and Vladislav II returned as prince. However, Vladislav II soon allied Wallachia with the Turks, causing Hunyadi to support Vlad’s return to the throne in 1456.

In the following six years Vlad unified Wallachia while resisting the influence of both Hungary and the Ottoman Empire. He ruled through terror and by 1462, when he was deposed, had killed, principally by means of public impaling on stakes, many tens of thousands of his own people. He also liquidated the boyars (nobility), seized their property, and passed it out to his supporters, thus creating a new loyal nobility. Vlad’s fearsome reputation was the inspiration for Dracula by Bram Stoker.

In 1462, Vlad was deposed by an Ottoman army led by his brother Radu. In 1476, after 12 years of exile in Hungary, Vlad took the Wallachian throne for the third time. When the Turks counterattacked a few months later, he was killed near Bucharest. His head was displayed on a pike in Constantinople, and his body was buried at the island monastery of Snagov.

User:Flardox

2008-03-18T10:29:47Z

Flardox:

== Welcome to my page! ==

stumbled across this wiki after seeing a post about here on a school forum!

glad to find this one as wikipedia was unfortunatley banned!!

User:Flardox

2008-03-18T10:29:31Z

Flardox: New page: == Welcome to my page! == stumbled across this wiki after seeing a post about here on a school forum! glad to find this one aas wikipedia was unfortunatley banned!!

== Welcome to my page! ==

stumbled across this wiki after seeing a post about here on a school forum!

glad to find this one aas wikipedia was unfortunatley banned!!

Talk:Vampire

2008-03-18T10:28:26Z

Flardox: New page: added some more info about vampire to do with films and books first edit as well! :) Flardox

added some more info about vampire to do with films and books

first edit as well! :)

[[User:Flardox|Flardox]]

Vampire

2008-03-18T10:27:38Z

Flardox:

A '''Vampire''' is a mythological creature who drinks the [[blood]] of living [[human beings]] for sustenance. [[Bram Stoker]]'s ''[[Dracula]]'' is one of the most famous references to vampires. Most tales of vampires came from Eastern Europe, with [[Vlad the Impaler]] as the most famous. Another famous example is [[Richard Matheson]]'s novel ''[[I Am Legend]]''.

In the horror genre, vampires have been popularized in many books, movies, and role playing games.

== In books ==

In books vampires have been portayed many a time throughout history

the most famous vampire in literature being bram stoker's dracula.

== In film ==

there have been several films featuring vampires one of them being the movie version of dracula played by christopher lee

[[category:Mythology]]