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  Post a U-tube of your Favorite Songs from Music groups or Singers

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  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=weiyggwt6no.

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  TIme for a little electronica.

  A crazy fun track recorded in 1968 requiring immensely laborious hand building of electronic effects and insanely complex recording techniques for it's time. David Voorhaus is the main genius behind this, ably assisted by Delia Derbyshire of BBC Radiophonic Workshop (Dr Who Theme fame).

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oFRacpYt5F0

  The White Noise - Here Come The Fleas

  1983 track from German electronica aces Kraftwerk.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n8TGWGRWe0s

  Kraftwerk - Tour De France
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  Post a U-tube of your Favorite Songs from Music groups or Singers

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  Cheers for some of your entries Flipper.

  These 3 take us from cool jazz to afrobeat.

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSimbyS_YlA

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mlGmjXxnGgM

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iBgewcFh-cg
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  Post a U-tube of your Favorite Songs from Music groups or Singers

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  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cuodZHxspL0

  Mindy Smith (Transatlantic Sessions) - Jolene (Dolly Parton song)

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1I2nCAaodI

  Julie Fowlis (Transatlantic Sessions) - Hùg Air A' Bhonaid Mhòir

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_mOeycoLpg

  The Sixteen - Miserere
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  Is The Internet The Worst Thing That Could Happen To The Organization?

  by minimus in

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  the witnesses try to demonize the internet.

  in your opinion is the internet the biggest problem for the watchtower organization?.

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  The internet is not the worst thing that could happen to the org. That would be an armageddon where they find out that they've been batting on the wrong side all along and that hell really is a place of eternal torment.
  
  Here's some rambling thoughts in no particular order.
  
  The internet will only have an affect on recruitment and retention where it is available. Despite increasing penetration in developing/3rd world countries, access is pretty well skewed to the richer countries. As was pointed out earlier it is thse countries that the organisation primarily relies on for it's revenues.
  
  Age too will play a role. My mother is 73 and has been a witness for 30 years. She's never used a computer and never will. As this older generation dies off they will be replaced by a younger generation more disposed to using the internet, and in so doing finding ideas and information in conflict with current teachings.
  
  I read an Awake piece the other day about thr dangers of the internet. They focused exclusively on pornography (almost unavoidable apparently) and marital breakup. Funny how they didn't mention that it's a place full of apostate sites that might wake a witness up from their slumber.
  
  I seem to remember years ago looking for the official jworg site. I seem to remember them having a placeholder site. This gave no information as they do now but basically said 'we've got this domain name. We are the witnesses. If you want further information contact your local Kingdom Hall or national office. By the way, anybody else claiming to be the real JW site are a bunch of apostates'. When did this change and the organisation start to use a site designed to encourage visitors?
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  A picture I should have taken 25 years ago...a personal story

  by JustHuman14 in

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  this picture was my graduation from high school.

  i wasn't there to take that photo along with my classmates and teachers.. .

  25 years have gone ever since...still after all those years, many times in my dreams i used to watch my self taking that final picture.

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  That was an incredibly moving post. Thank you.
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  bro. butts from bethel e-mail :

  by lancelink in

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  typical jw email message forwarded to me this afternoon :.

  do not tire out!.

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  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjio-F47IfM
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  bro. butts from bethel e-mail :

  by lancelink in

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  typical jw email message forwarded to me this afternoon :.

  do not tire out!.

  bro.

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  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jjio-F47IfM

  Ok, dowe have an embedding tutorial post
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  bro. butts from bethel e-mail :

  by lancelink in

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  typical jw email message forwarded to me this afternoon :.

  do not tire out!.

  bro.

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  'Another young brother faces pressure from young ladies everyday to commit immorality'

  Skip the first minute.

  Sir Galahad is in pursuit of the Holy Grail. He nearly succumbs to temptation from young ladies, but is saved from temptation by his fellow questers.

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  Is the Bible Really Scientifically Accurate?

  by FreeAtLast1914 in

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  the society (and others) love to quote job 26:7 where it says that "[god] suspends the earth over nothing" and isaiah 40:22, where it speaks of "the circle of the earth".

  they use these scriptures to boast about the incredible scientific accuracy of the bible, proving god had a direct hand in everything written in it.. the trouble is that elsewhere in the scriptures, opposing views are put forth explaining then-unexplainable physics and geographical notions.

  one is job 26:11: "the pillars of heaven tremble.

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  Wow, thankyou Lime.

  Pure genius that last post.

  That must have taken quite some effort, and certainly had me laughing. Well, I think you've conclusively proved what we all knew. This passage can not be intended to be taken literally and the Bible still be accurate. It was also not meant to refer just to the known countries. If it was more 'as in a deam', why do the mountaineering in the first place?

  My prefered explanation is the flat Earth one. I'm pretty happy with the idea that the Jews and just about everybody else believed in a flat earth as given in my Encyclopedia Judaica.

  This is one of the subjects where I've never heard the fundamentalist rationalisation of though.
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  What's Your Favorite Christmas Song?

  by sacolton in

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  mine is "silent night".

  never get tired of listening to that one..

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  Bobby Darin - Poor Little Jesus

  I quite like the Odetta version too.