Fairmind... are you able to post a screen shot ?
Someone at Bethel put joke in Watchtower CD translation!!
by Witness 007 37 Replies latest watchtower bible
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FairMind
I am unable to paste the screen print. It wouldn't work when trying to put it into a word document either.
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AlphaOmega
I am unable to paste the screen print. It wouldn't work when trying to put it into a word document either.
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AlphaOmega
Freeware screen capture utility here
http://www.mirekw.com/winfreeware/mwsnap.html
and here...
http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Multimedia_and_Graphics/Screen_Capture_Tools/
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IP_SEC
*IP starts terminal serv session to Fairminds pc*
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AlphaOmega
POSTING FOR NVR (maybe he is out of posts) ???
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When we last discussed voluntary sterilization in this column
most physicians considered the procedure irreversible and thus permanent. However, medical developments in the last decade have changed the situation somewhat. For example, PopulationReports (November-December 1983, Johns Hopkins University) says about vasectomies: "In recent reports reversals have restored patency—that is, sperm have been found in the ejaculate—in 67 to 100 percent of men. Functional success—that is, pregnancies among the wives of men who have had reversals—has ranged from 16 to 85 percent." New surgical procedures and methods of implanting temporary blocks are also pointed to as indicating that reversal success will yet increase. -
Witness 007
My mom thinks demons are at work!
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Elsewhere
The WTS may have been using OCR (Optical Character Recognition) to scan and import the text from printed copies of the literature into the program. If this is the case there is a very good chance that the OCR misread the * for a :(
I have done work with OCR and it is not at all uncommon for such errors and misreads to happen.
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John Doe
Someone has too much time on his hands.
most physicians considered the procedure irreversible and thus permanent. However, medical developments in the last decade have changed the situation somewhat. For example, PopulationReports (November-December 1983, Johns Hopkins University) says about vasectomies: "In recent reports reversals have restored patency—that is, sperm have been found in the ejaculate—in 67 to 100 percent of men. Functional success—that is, pregnancies among the wives of men who have had reversals—has ranged from 16 to 85 percent." New surgical procedures and methods of implanting temporary blocks are also pointed to as indicating that reversal success will yet increase.