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To: koan who wrote (122095)	10/1/2012 1:05:41 AM
From: SOROS	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 149317

It means most scientists will spend eternity in Hell, since most scientists see themselves as intellectuals, and any "religion" is stupid and way too simple for them to comprehend or accept. Takes the faith of a child, and scientists shy away from that. Wide is the way and all you know. However, islam seems to get the pass on that, especially from our crowned "king."

To: koan who wrote (122095)	10/1/2012 12:08:25 PM
From: tejek	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 149317

Elizabeth Warren’s lead over Scott Brown narrows to 2 points in WBUR poll By Noah Bierman, Globe Staff As Senator Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren prepare for their second debate tonight, a new poll shows Warren leading Brown by 2 percentage points — 46 percent to 44 percent, with 9 percent undecided in the hotly contested race. The WBUR/Mass Inc. poll of 504 likely voters taken Sept. 26- Sept. 28 is the seventh of nine surveys taken in September to show Warren, a Democrat and Harvard Law School professor, with a small lead over Brown, a Republican. But the results are well within the poll’s margin of sampling error of plus or minus 4.4 percent. The same polling group had Warren up by 5 percentage points in a poll taken two weeks earlier, from Sept. 15 through Sept. 17. Warren’s lead goes up to 4 points in the newest poll from WBUR if the responses of so-called “leaners” are included. These are voters who initially say they are undecided, but express a preference when asked which way they are currently leaning. The Globe released its own poll Sunday, which showed Warren leading 43-38, with 19 percent of those surveyed saying they remain undecided. Raise Your Voice Click to contact candidates or elected officials about this issue. The candidates will debate for the second time tonight, for an hour before a crowd of 5,700 at the University of Massachusetts Lowell’s Tsongas Center. David Gregory, host of the NBC News program “Meet the Press,” will moderate. The debate is co-sponsored by the Boston Herald. The debate begins at 7 p.m. and will be shown on WHDH-TV (Channel 7), NECN, and CSPAN. Boston.com, bostonglobe.com, and “Political Intelligence” will provide this live blog in the runup to the event and during the candidate back-and-forth. Glen Johnson of the Globe staff contributed to this report. Noah Bierman can be reached at nbierman@globe.com. Follow him on Twitter @noahbierman. boston.com