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Noah's ark  The Bible says: 4,000 years ago c. 2,000 BC. 40 days of rain caused a worldwide flood for one year. Noah and his family,  were unskilled shipbuilders. Yet they built an arc - 500 ft long: about 50 ft shorter than the Titanic. It would house 7,000 pairs of different animals: a total of 14,000 animals. Every land plant in the world was underwater for a full year.  After the flood the ark went a ground safely on a mountain in the middle East. Questions :   - Where did they get the thousands of feet of lumber to build the ark?  - If the entire Earth were covered with water, at the end of the flood, where did the water drain off to?  - How did every single mammal reptile insect and invertebrate from every continent travel and get onto the ark?  - how was the thousands of pounds of food gathered and where was it stored?    - how did they know what kinds of food the insects and invertebrates needed?    - after the flood, How did animals travel from the mid-eastern mountains t

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2007 From Stars_and_Stripes Published: March 28, 2007 https://www.stripes.com/news/no-criminal-wrongdoing-in-tillman-s-death-says-army-s-cid-1.62069 No criminal wrongdoing in Tillman's death, says Army's CID Subscribe Login Home News No criminal wrongdoing in Tillman's death, says Army's CID               By FROM STARS AND STRIPES AND WIRE REPORTS Published: March 28, 2007 WASHINGTON — The U.S. military has found no criminal wrongdoing in the friendly fire death of Army Ranger Pat Tillman in Afghanistan, but says there were critical errors in reporting the former professional football star’s death and failing to provide details to his family. Tillman’s death has been ruled accidental, said Brig. Gen. Rodney L. Johnson, of U.S. Army Criminal Investigative Command, or CID. Johnson gave reporters a blow-by-blow account of how Tillman came under fire from U.S. troops after Tillman came to the aid of members of his platoon who were ambushed. A CID investigation into Tillman’