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  BARBARA what's your next move after...

  by one in

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  what's your next legal and personal decisition after the recent appellate court decision?.

  btw to anyone.

  can you summarize the following, too long to watch now.

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  Repenting would be a good start.
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  What Are Your Favorite Love Songs? XOXO

  by lonelysheep in

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  since valentine's day is right around the corner, please share what your favorites are.. i like a variety of music, so i'll list by genre:.

  80's: tie--"the beautiful ones" by prince, "a groovy kind of love" by phil collins and "almost paradise" by mike reno & ann wilson (heart).

  r&b: "so fine" by mint condition.

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  Since Valentine's Day is right around the corner, please share what your favorites are.

  I like a variety of music, so I'll list by genre:

  80's: Tie-- "The Beautiful Ones" by Prince, "A Groovy Kind of Love" by Phil Collins and "Almost Paradise" by Mike Reno & Ann Wilson (Heart)
  R&B: "So Fine" by Mint Condition

  Classic R&B: "Betcha by Golly Wow" by The Stylistics

  Classic Rock: "Feel Like Makin' Love" by Bad Company

  Jazz:"Silhouette" by Kenny G.
  Country: "Rose of My Heart" by Johnny Cash and "Amazed" by Lonestar

  Reggae: "Close to You" by Maxi Priest

  Instrumental: "Moments in Love" by The Art of Noise

  Hair Bands: "Love of a Lifetime" by Firehouse

  'a groovy kind of love'? i do agree with maxi priest though!

  my choice would be:

  the power of love - frankie goes to hollywood

  cherish the day - sade

  cavalleria rusticana - mascagni

  heaven knows i'm miserable now - the smiths
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  Changing your diet - meat, dairy, sugar

  by Pleasuredome in

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  i have just finished reading 'confessions of a kamikaze cowboy' by dirk benedict.

  in the book he talks about how 'macrobiotics' (exclusion of meat, sugar, dairy among others) helped improve his health and fight cancer.

  a lot of what he says about food resonates with me, so im curious.

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  So where have I gone wrong?

  Aniron, maybe where you're going wrong is presuming that eating healthy will make you live longer. nobody knows the day/hour etc... also presuming that diet is the only factor in creating good or bad health.

  the whole point of changing your diet is to affect beneficial changes in how you feel, and by the looks of this thread the majority who have changed their diet have felt a change for the better.
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  Earth Changes v Armageddon

  by Pleasuredome in

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  if in our lifetime there happens to be huge cataclysmic events that happen on earth, like mass volcanic erruptions coupled with tsunamis, or pole shift etc... would you have a trouble in thinking that it wasn't armageddon?

  would you pray to good old jovo?

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  if in our lifetime there happens to be huge cataclysmic events that happen on earth, like mass volcanic erruptions coupled with tsunamis, or pole shift etc... would you have a trouble in thinking that it wasn't armageddon? would you pray to good old jovo?
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  Changing your diet - meat, dairy, sugar

  by Pleasuredome in

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  i have just finished reading 'confessions of a kamikaze cowboy' by dirk benedict.

  in the book he talks about how 'macrobiotics' (exclusion of meat, sugar, dairy among others) helped improve his health and fight cancer.

  a lot of what he says about food resonates with me, so im curious.

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  The Dalai Lama, whom many forget is actually a Buddhist monk primarily, didn't eat meat because of his strong convictions as to not play any part in the suffering of animals. Eventually, he deteriorated and was severely ill. Tibetan and Indian doctors told him he must start to eat meat or die. He suffered from hepatitis and is now a meat eater (in moderation, of course).

  hi ian. how true. you only have to look at eskimos to see how healthy they can be when they eat so much meat.

  i think there are people who feel the need to change their diet but dont feel what they should change about their diet. i certainly feel the need to change my diet and i know what i need to change without being taken in by some regimented fashionable diet. i think most of us can sense what we need or need to remove from our diets, trouble is many people are all to willing to give their minds away and be told what to eat instead. same old problem, hey?
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  Changing your diet - meat, dairy, sugar

  by Pleasuredome in

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  i have just finished reading 'confessions of a kamikaze cowboy' by dirk benedict.

  in the book he talks about how 'macrobiotics' (exclusion of meat, sugar, dairy among others) helped improve his health and fight cancer.

  a lot of what he says about food resonates with me, so im curious.

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  Hey sweetie! How have you been? Missed ya!

  I thought about going that diet, but I like mixed drinks waaaayyy too much.

  ive been good thanks. you? ive missed ya too!

  it did cross my mind just how you would cope lol
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  Changing your diet - meat, dairy, sugar

  by Pleasuredome in

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  i have just finished reading 'confessions of a kamikaze cowboy' by dirk benedict.

  in the book he talks about how 'macrobiotics' (exclusion of meat, sugar, dairy among others) helped improve his health and fight cancer.

  a lot of what he says about food resonates with me, so im curious.

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  hi LS, thats cool. keep me informed how you get on.

  brookey baby, thats great that you aunt benefited from the diet in her fight against cancer. just goes to show that you dont necessarily need s**ty drugs that are more likely to kill you anyway.

  seeker, i will look into it more.
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  Changing your diet - meat, dairy, sugar

  by Pleasuredome in

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  i have just finished reading 'confessions of a kamikaze cowboy' by dirk benedict.

  in the book he talks about how 'macrobiotics' (exclusion of meat, sugar, dairy among others) helped improve his health and fight cancer.

  a lot of what he says about food resonates with me, so im curious.

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  i have just finished reading 'confessions of a kamikaze cowboy' by dirk benedict. in the book he talks about how 'macrobiotics' (exclusion of meat, sugar, dairy among others) helped improve his health and fight cancer. a lot of what he says about food resonates with me, so im curious. has anyone here in recent years changed their eating habits like cutting out meat, dairy products and sugar? what effects did this have on your body? can you honestly say whether you feel better now than you used to?
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  '63 Convention - Rose Bowl fiasco

  by Gregor in

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  ) day ordeals.

  the pasadena rose bowl is in a canyon and this was dead summer, temps.

  over 100,000 in attendance.

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  The sessions lasted all day and many people would wait in line in the sun for food the entire mid-day meal break and then get turned away when the afternoon session started.

  had to laugh at this one. of course, there was more important food being dished up by the speaker.
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  Witnessing The End

  by Tyre in

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  from times magazines.

  any comments ??.

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  if we're in a period of 'sabbath-like rest', why are JWs working?