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33% Batting averages Refresher: 'That means 1 'base hit' in three attempts at bat on offense. There are nine players on each team. Nine innings and three outs per inning. each player will bat a minimum of three times each game, in the purist sense, if every batter is called out during the game. Hitting safely and getting on base changes many variables, but in all of the statistical history of keeping records of the game, a percentage for batter's to average .333 is optimum for winning games. That means there are hits in every inning and some coaches say 'Nine hits' in a game is an average for winning at least 33% to 50% of the time. So you see 33 has a definite life of its own ... Yes, or not?

33% Approximate Land to Water Ratio of Earth
33.3 Speed of an LP Vinyl Album

33% wins is high for Chances of winning at Black Jack, or similar

Prophecy: 67% to 75% correct is a major correctness factor, leaving 33% [+\- 3%] as a risk margin

33% body mass to water in the human body .333 + .333 + .333 is still less than one.
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Ahhh ... but, yes, that is too easy ..no? ... well then Here is the scary stuff:

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Mormon Ecology Cognitive Dissonance: Mormon Prophet's heavenly projection requires one man and thirty-three wives
Gnostic Mormon Zeitgeist?

Joseph Fielding Smith institute [continued] :
Mormon Prophet's heavenly projection
Mormon Environmentalism: concerns?
There is some dispute as to the number of wives, thirty-three may be off the mark; six degrees of separation would imply 60 sisterwives to be the magic number. Further archival research by, the Joseph Fielding Smith Institute of Latter-day Saint History, scholars are aiding the mathematical / statistical number crunching for a, later to be published, paper on Latter-Day-Saint finding.
There may be some ammunition for the fledgling Environmental movement in the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

(Thaddeus Quella.6-14-2007)

JUST SAY 'YES' !