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...scientist has to say about the "immortal" cell. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HeLa
12 Answers · Society & Culture · 07/06/2010
... the grave and is ruled over by the daughter of Loki, Hela, a goddess and frost giantess. Just another fine example of where the christian...
9 Answers · Society & Culture · 15/01/2009
... Rising, God's will Norse Ragnarok: Hela comes with the ship nagalfar and dead(draugr) of Helheim follow in suit...
6 Answers · Society & Culture · 20/01/2013
... also believe eternal death instead of burning alive forever. Hel, hela, hell is the Norse word for the grave. Debbie
6 Answers · Society & Culture · 17/07/2009
... in about the last 5000 years, and cells called HeLa which evolved from a woman in the 1950s and now invades and ...
12 Answers · Society & Culture · 05/11/2008
Chewed on by Garm and the rest of the pack, for sure. Just with all "hostis humani generis" (enemies of mankind) like him, and the betrayers are.
7 Answers · Society & Culture · 12/07/2009
I would suggest that Hel's interest in you is a message that you should be paying more attention to your ancestors not to her personally. Maybe at symbel you have only been venerating the Gods and forgotten that...
3 Answers · Society & Culture · 26/07/2009
BR of Inlé, you cannot, repeat, CANNOT convert for another person. Yes, kings and queens converted and named their lands "Christian" and many of those same countries are...
4 Answers · Society & Culture · 02/10/2010
The only way to get into any of the halls of any of the other God's is to be their servant. It is beleived that if you die a hero's death, in battle, by the sword, etc. that you will go to Valhalla as a servant of Odin and fight all day and feast and drink...
2 Answers · Society & Culture · 31/07/2009
Interesting. I speak Gilghadic Aramaic, and though the language you used is definitely a variety of Neo-Aramaic, I can't understand most of it. Of course, I immediately realized that it was the...
4 Answers · Society & Culture · 24/08/2006