Robdar: Not that he needs it but FF is an amazing guy and I'd fully endorse any non-pyschotic women to go for it!
Must like birds tho!!
i was just downloading the 1969 awake article that proclaims the end is giong to be in a few years and youth should expect to not grow old.
as i was reading it i was reflecting on all the people who are around my age (mid 30's) who were not even born when this article came out.. then my dog started barking.
i looked out the window and seen a mini van group full of 30 something jdubs preparing to call on me.
Robdar: Not that he needs it but FF is an amazing guy and I'd fully endorse any non-pyschotic women to go for it!
Must like birds tho!!
i misunderstood a number of things about what barbara anderson did or said.
she and i were just starting to exchange thoughts on this when unfortunately i was strongly challenged in a way that moved me to defend myself, and in the process, my defense may have appeared like an attack.
i would never do that to barb, and i am sorry it was taken that way.
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he won't let the death of his daughter bethany over the blood transfusion issue be forgotten, least of all in the courts.
hi randy,.
attached is a copy of my application filed today at the supreme court of canada.
Kudos also t6o Frank Toth for stepping up and using his experiences while at Bethel to help Lawrence. Good job Frank
he won't let the death of his daughter bethany over the blood transfusion issue be forgotten, least of all in the courts.
hi randy,.
attached is a copy of my application filed today at the supreme court of canada.
It is going to be interesting what the Supreme Court decides to do with this case. It is very well laid out.
Good job Lawrence and congrats on getting representation!
Uzzah
i don't cook so i usually eat one meal a day out.
i pobably spend a couple of hundred a week with food an d drink.
what about choo?.
I know I spend far too much money eating out. But it is just me and while I do enjoy cooking, I don't find it all that rewarding to just cook for me.
So I eat out at least 4 dinners per week averaging $40-50 including the bar tab. So that is about $200/week.
With my crazy schedule (I travel a lot for work) I get so pissed off throwing out produce that goes bad before I can use it. Even getting a bunch of bananas. If I go away for three days ultimately a couple of bananas will be over ripe. A guy can only make so much banana bread...
So I eat out. Food quality is important so I scope out several places, find out what they are good at and thus get a range of options. Since moving into my house I am BBQing a lot more so that provides fewer reasons for eating out but really should cut back... not to mention the coffee and breakfast sandwich each morning (another $30 per week).
my friends mum is a dub , and she has told her grandchild to come back to meetings as armageddon is coming in the form of swine flu and its going to kill everyone in a month because a member of the congregation had a dream , the problem is the month has passed !
what a lovely grandma telling her grandchild such bedtime stories ,physological child abuse i would have thought it really pisses me off that these people get away with putting such fear into kids heads and have the damn nerve to look down on "worldley people " poor kids .
The current forecasts for an Influenza Pandemic Resurgence of H1N1 mutating with a seasonal flu strain is just less than 0.5% of the population (for 'First World' Countries).
For example, Canada is predicting about 112,000 deaths in the above scenario with a population of 27 million. This death rate would be over the course of a 3-6 month period meaning approx 20,000-40,000 deaths per month averaged across the entire country. This is essentially double the number of people that die annually from regular or seasonal flu.
A sad and sobering figure for certain but definitely not the stuff of 'armageddon' type predictions.
Uzzah
you gotta be kidding me!
this is one of the weirdest things they've come out with.. .
http://www.theoshare.com/40d0772f1d4b/notebooks/2009_children_dc_notebook.pdf.
Note copyright info on Page 23. Not produced by the Watchtower or Christian Congregations. Gave credit to them for the illustrations but clearly not a sanctioned soicety publication. That would require them to actually care about children
http://www.wishtv.com/dpp/news/national/midwest/nat_cnn_louisville_official_6_inches_of_rain_in_90_minutes_200908041247_2724790.
look at the video - hope everyone down that way is dry.. jeff.
We just got hit here (just west of Toronto) with a wicked storm this afternoon as well. Storm sewers were not able to handle the water flow and in about 45 minutes we had a puddle in our work parking lot (big enough to hold about 70 vehicles) about 5-6 inches deep. That is a lot of water in a short period of time to make that happen.
But the sun is now shining (trying to maintain a positive approach today...)
from uk area:.
http://www.expressandstar.com/2009/07/30/a-million-swine-flu-jabs-to-region/.
nurses assoc.
Calibre:
I have heard this thought before... all I can say is quite a number of years ago both the wife and I got our one and only flu shot... within one hour we were both severly sick with flu like systoms. I never get any flu's but that year I did !
Considering most if not all flu virus usually takes 48-72 hours from time of exposure before someone would have any symptoms, it is likely you had some form of allergic reaction (or psychosomatic) rather than 'getting the flu'. I am not discounting your experience but it is not scientifically sound that you got 'the flu' from the flu shot.
In order to get sick from a bacteria or virus, there has to be enough of the bug inside of you to overwhelm your immune system so it goes into full attack mode. This and a weak immune system (often caused by lack of sleep, poor diet, stress) are usually the components required to be sick. Thus even if the vaccine contained a live virus, it would take at least two to three days for it to reproduce in sufficient quantity to make someone ill.
Allergic reactions require an existing sensitivity such as to eggs (contained in most vaccines) so that upon even limited exposure the body's immune system goes into overload/high gear.
There are plenty of well researched web sites that can do a better job explaining the science behind the above statements. I encourage everyone to do their own research from reputable sources (aka not Jim Carrey & Oprah).
Uzzah
from uk area:.
http://www.expressandstar.com/2009/07/30/a-million-swine-flu-jabs-to-region/.
nurses assoc.
Of interest:
On July 29, ACIP met to consider who should receive H1N1 vaccine when it becomes available. The details are available at CDC web site http://www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu/vaccination/acip.htm -- however for your ready reference I have extracted out the relevant section: It should be noted that the H1N1 vaccine (when available) is not intended to replace the seasonal flu vaccine – it is intended to be used along-side seasonal flu vaccine. The groups recommended by ACIP to receive the H1N1 influenza vaccine include: