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  I was shy on my first JW.ORG Video, I am so happy sharing God's Organization with you!

  by JWCart1975 in

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  jw.org is the fastest growing media outlet in the world, our local cobe said we are going to take the media from satan's wicked world!

  repent before it's too late and come back to the kingdom hall with all your loving brothers and sisters!

  you won't find happiness without jehovah's organization and you know it!

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  Aunt Connie - or Miz???
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  Christian missionary whinges about the prosperity of Kenya

  by cofty in

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  jessica tidwell arrived in nairobi ready to heroically preach the gospel to destitute, half-naked peasants, living in mud huts and covered in "bug bites".. when she discovered that nairobi was in fact a prosperous, modern city with people in expensive clothes buying food and electronic goods in shopping malls, she was dejected and said so in her missionary blog.. the comments section below her blog entry is well worth a read.... here is bob marley's take on self-centred western christian missionaries.. "we're going to chase those crazy baldheads out of town".

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  The World is getting worse and worse as we draw closer to the end of this wicked system of things................

  Errrrrmmmmm - maybe not
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  Natural "gene therapy" occurs in nature - The Emerald Green Sea Slug, uses genes from the algae on which it feeds.

  by cantleave in

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  the authors of a paper presented in the biological bulletin have provided the first direct evidence that the emerald green sea slug, an unusual little beast in that it helps sustain itself by photosynthesis, has within its chromosomes genes that come from the algae it eats.. this is an example of gene transfer from one species to another.

  in effect this is exactly what the the goal of gene therapy is.

  it is anticipated that gene therapy techniques will prevent many genetically based diseases in humans.

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  I wouldn't mind being green...............

  
  
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  Sam's watch

  by Slidin Fast in

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  i just started to watch the february broadcast when i noticed a metallic rattle over the drone of sam's voice.

  (does that man speak with a mouth full of chowin' tobacco or is he choking on the rubbish he reads off the autocue?).

  yep it's his rolex.

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  Personally I think there are bigger iisues to pick with the GB than what watches they wear. 
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  Sam's watch

  by Slidin Fast in

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  i just started to watch the february broadcast when i noticed a metallic rattle over the drone of sam's voice.

  (does that man speak with a mouth full of chowin' tobacco or is he choking on the rubbish he reads off the autocue?).

  yep it's his rolex.

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  cantleave

  Wing Commander I think you have nailed it.
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  Sam's watch

  by Slidin Fast in

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  i just started to watch the february broadcast when i noticed a metallic rattle over the drone of sam's voice.

  (does that man speak with a mouth full of chowin' tobacco or is he choking on the rubbish he reads off the autocue?).

  yep it's his rolex.

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  Splash What convinces you that it's a copy?

  First of all the colour of the gold is wrong as the dial colour. The Blue bezel insert and gold dial even if they were correct colour would be an incorrect combination except on a gold certi dial which that is not as you would see the stones. Bracelet is the wrong proportion for a 18K Oyster band. Basically it just looks wrong. 
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  Natural "gene therapy" occurs in nature - The Emerald Green Sea Slug, uses genes from the algae on which it feeds.

  by cantleave in

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  the authors of a paper presented in the biological bulletin have provided the first direct evidence that the emerald green sea slug, an unusual little beast in that it helps sustain itself by photosynthesis, has within its chromosomes genes that come from the algae it eats.. this is an example of gene transfer from one species to another.

  in effect this is exactly what the the goal of gene therapy is.

  it is anticipated that gene therapy techniques will prevent many genetically based diseases in humans.

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  cantleave

  It would go some way to solving the issue of hunger! And we could then say that "little green men exist".....

  
  
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  Natural "gene therapy" occurs in nature - The Emerald Green Sea Slug, uses genes from the algae on which it feeds.

  by cantleave in

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  the authors of a paper presented in the biological bulletin have provided the first direct evidence that the emerald green sea slug, an unusual little beast in that it helps sustain itself by photosynthesis, has within its chromosomes genes that come from the algae it eats.. this is an example of gene transfer from one species to another.

  in effect this is exactly what the the goal of gene therapy is.

  it is anticipated that gene therapy techniques will prevent many genetically based diseases in humans.

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  cantleave

  The authors of a paper presented in The Biological Bulletin have provided the first direct evidence that the emerald green sea slug, an unusual little beast in that it helps sustain itself by photosynthesis, has  within its chromosomes genes that come from the algae it eats.

  This is an example of gene transfer from one species to another. In effect this is exactly what the the goal of gene therapy is. It is anticipated that gene therapy techniques will prevent many genetically based diseases in humans. 

  In the UK a type of gene of therapy was given approval in the House of Commons yesterday (three parent IVF). Some religious leaders opposed this important decision. Isn't it ironic that their protestations are rebutted by nature itself. Anyway enjoy the article.

  http://phys.org/news/2015-02-sea-slug-genes-algae-photosynthesize.html

  
  

  
  
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  Devolution, not evolution

  by abiather in

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  scientists discovered an organism that has not evolved in more than 2 billion years (http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2015/02/150203104131.htm) .

  one can dismiss this as an exception*!

  yet overwhelming proofs are too obvious to miss if we take the community as an individual (community is the reflection of the behavior pattern of the individuals that make up the whole).

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  cantleave

  Abiather your six points have nothing to do with evolution. You make no sense at all in your opening post.
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  Sam's watch

  by Slidin Fast in

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  i just started to watch the february broadcast when i noticed a metallic rattle over the drone of sam's voice.

  (does that man speak with a mouth full of chowin' tobacco or is he choking on the rubbish he reads off the autocue?).

  yep it's his rolex.

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  It is NOT a Rolex. I have been collecting and trading in them for 15 years. It is a cheap watch in the style of a Sub.