since most people are not aware on how to get (free*) access to scientific papers and journals, so here's a short list of resources.. search http://scholar.google.com for the paper.
maybe you'll get lucky and find it somewhere for free.. if you can only find a paid for version of the paper, get the title, doi (sort of like an isbn number) and link to the download page of the paper on the paysite.. if you don't know the doi, find it by searching your paper's title on http://crossref.org.
go to the libgen site (links here: https://sites.google.com/site/themetalibrary/library-genesis ) and search for the paper.
@LUHE, NY44M,
Thanks for the suggestions.
@Mandrake,
Yeah, that's how it works. Unis buy access to those sites, and the sites add the unis' IP address range to their 'these guys are allowed access' list. Saves everybody from having to login all the time. And the VPN connects you to your uni network, making all those sites see you visiting with the uni's IP address. Access granted :-)
i really, really want to read this article:.
http://muse.jhu.edu/article/627989.
if anyone has access and can send me a copy...much appreciated.
Lol, I found the paper as well but couldn't find this thread anymore. Now I did :-p
since most people are not aware on how to get (free*) access to scientific papers and journals, so here's a short list of resources.. search http://scholar.google.com for the paper.
maybe you'll get lucky and find it somewhere for free.. if you can only find a paid for version of the paper, get the title, doi (sort of like an isbn number) and link to the download page of the paper on the paysite.. if you don't know the doi, find it by searching your paper's title on http://crossref.org.
go to the libgen site (links here: https://sites.google.com/site/themetalibrary/library-genesis ) and search for the paper.
Since most people are not aware on how to get (free*) access to scientific papers and journals, so here's a short list of resources.
Steps 4-6 may be legally grey or black methods depending on your jurisdiction. Use at your own discretion to research evolutionary biology, bloodless medicine and wild Watchtower quotes ;-)
Any suggestions for other sources are very welcome!
someone requested access to this paper, but i can't find the original post.. here's the link to the paper: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0b-m2b1q9zhibcfdfbjzyr25gotq/view.
if the link breaks, i have a local copy.. happy researching!.
Someone requested access to this paper, but I can't find the original post.
Here's the link to the paper: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B-m2b1Q9ZhiBcFdFbjZYR25GOTQ/view
If the link breaks, I have a local copy.
Happy researching!
a new 2,500 seater assembly hall in the netherlands - which expands to 3,500 seats for the annual conventions - is being dedicated on saturday 17 september 2016.. the existing hall on the site is converted into a venue for the wt schools - lecture room with ancillary accomodation - bedrooms, kitchen, canteen, study areas etc etc.
background information:.
https://www.jehovahs-witness.com/topic/261089/big-jw-changes-netherlands-holland.
Yeah the building was paid for by selling the other ah in the Netherlands + pledged donations.
But this thing looks like a barn. Nothing I had imagined...good thing I won't have to be there either :-)
keep up with the 2016 special conventions at.
http://jw2016.org.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxch7yxwame.
Thanks for sharing. You made me waste half an hour of my life. Luckily I was on the toilet anyway.
Anyone wondering about important issues: bro Tulip aka JW smurf is not in the videos.
Nothing to see.
Carry on.
atheist delusion.
just want to know what the ex jw community thinks about this video and also offer my pov.
the video was actually an advertisement on here.
Blunt as it may seem, I have to agree with Cofty and Outlaw.
2016-08-16 branch relocation project - key events.
2016-08-17 branch relocation project - personnel needs.
2016 key events programme.
Where are the relocating to...Selters, Germany? :-D
kinda surprised this hasn't popped up on here yet.
article is just a couple days old.
it's in the small, but pretty state of vermont.
What is interesting is this quote from Watchtower though:
And to claim that the congregation was required to "monitor" interactions in private homes between individuals who are not engaged in any religious activity "is beyond the legal or feasible scope of any possible undertaking. Because the specific 'service' for which (Lewis) claims protection in this case is beyond the scope of any 'monitoring' service the (congregation) could possibly or legally provide, (Lewis') claim fails as a matter of law."
If only elders gave this response whenever someone came to them complaining he saw some brother engaged in sin.
'I saw porn in brother Xs browsing history'
'Unmarried X and Y spent the night in a hotel together'
'I saw sr X smoking'
'While at work in the hospital, I noticed in the records X had a blood transfusion'
Sorry folks, it's beyond the legal and feasible scope of our congregation to monitor private activities...
can someone help dissecting this?
i stumbled upon this on another forum.
links to a site that claims to track non-profit tax forms.
ÏI just did a quick look.
Edit: there's 6 indeed for Watch Tower of Pennsylvania ....and 4 more for Watchtower of New York. Mind the gap ;-)
