'OKM_February_2011_Britain_OCRd.pdf'

by fokyc 14 years ago 21 Replies latest 14 years ago watchtower bible

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  fokyc 14 years ago

  'OKM_February_2011_Britain_OCRd.pdf'

  http://www.box.net/shared/4unc0o7ots

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  blondie 14 years ago

  Seems to take a long time loading...several minutes and nothing...is it me?

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  fokyc 14 years ago

  It does work OK - preview today IS a bit slow, just worked for me in the UK

  Previewing can take some time, just download it and save or open.

  Unless you are at work!

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  blondie 14 years ago

  Can I load it if it hasn't loaded yet? The January one downloaded very quickly.

  Never mind, it loaded while I typed this. Thanks a heap.

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  fokyc 14 years ago

  YES - they will go in parallel, I sometimes find downloading encourages the preview.

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  yknot 14 years ago

  

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  fokyc 14 years ago

  You are most welcome!

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  Prefect 14 years ago

  Fokyc

  Thank you for both January & February OKM.

  Prefect

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  chickpea 14 years ago

  thanks for the traipse down memory lane...

  just reinforces for me how utterly brainwashed
  the sheeple have to be to endure this tripe....

  if i were to pray, it would be for their deliverance!

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  Gayle 14 years ago

  Thanks, fokyc!

  On the "Highlights" in the OKM:

  In Ireland,,It boasts a "new peak" in pioneers, that almost 12% of Total publishers are at 554 reg. pioneers. However, on the 2009 Service Report it showed 'Avg. Pio.' was 638.

  Now, to Total Pubs, estimate now, 12% of x = 554, x would be 4,617. (because they say "almost" 12%, the possible Total pubs. would be a little higher, not much tho) The 2009 Service Report showed avg, pubs. was 5,713. Of course, I don't know their claim of pubs. and pio. on their 2010 Service Report yet. But based on this clearly there is a 'sizable' decrease in pubs. since 2009,

  Nonetheless, it is a lie, according to their own record, their "new peak" of pioneers in Ireland is no 'peak' and actually lower than Ireland's previous 'average' of pio. (2009).

  Please let me know if I am understanding these numbers correctly

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