GLTirebiter

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  RNWT: Has anybody else noticed this:

  by TD in

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  --not a big screaming deal, but the heading at the top right of the page is wrong here:.

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  It kills readability

  ...as do all the gratuitous accent marks and syllable divisions in the middle of words. It looks like it was meant to make an impression, not to be read.
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  Do you make your own soup?

  by compound complex in

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  greetings, soup lovers:.

  i have a huge kitchen at my disposal (not my own); vegetables, cans of this and that and spices are scattered about, prepared to go into a cauldron of minestrone i started a few days ago.

  i'm preparing ahead so as to freeze the leftovers to heat up later at home over my hotplate.. nothing like a 6-burner gas range to simmer over!.

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  I get lazy cooking only for myself, but I do make a few pots of soup during the cold season. I go with the crock pot, let it simmer on low until nicely done. Leftovers go into the freezer; one batch lasts for two or three weeks.
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  3D printing questions.

  by DATA-DOG in

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  what the heck are they?

  should i learn more about them?

  do you think there will be career opportunities?

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  What are they for?

  They are great for making one-of-a-kind items and low volume production parts--prototypes and experimental designs. Among other things, a 3-D printed part can be used as the master to make molds for sand-castings. With the right (professional) equipment, it's faster and less expensive than making metal tools for high-colume production in a machine shop. For limited quantities the final parts can be of equal quality (until the plastic master wears down--which is why high-volume production tools aren't made of plastic).
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  Jehovah's Witnesses JW.org Store Hildago, Mexico

  by Watchtower-Free in

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  http://jwtalk.net.

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  Heavy doors, no windows, minimal decoration: that place is as drab as a Kingdom Hall!
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  So Why Do You Think They Needed This New Revision?

  by minimus in

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  are they simply trying to make their bible more readable, or do you think there is a more sinister motive?.

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  It may sound silly, but one thing a new NWT with a distinctive new color cover does, is to identify those who are on board with Corporate Policy. An updated Witness ID card, as it were.
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  Genesis 3:6 - Is it correct or incorrect?

  by bytheirworks in

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  an examination of genesis 3:6.... .

  in the 2013 nwt we read: "consequently, the woman saw that the tree was good for food and that it was something desirable to the eyes, yes, the tree was pleasing to look at.".

  in the douay-rheims bible we read: "and the woman saw that the tree was good to eat, and fair to the eyes, and delightful to behold".

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  New Jerusalem Bible uses both senses in the translation:

  The woman saw that the tree was good to eat and pleasing to the eye, and that it was enticing for the wisdom that it could give...

  Likewise, the RSV (Catholic edition) translates it as:

  So when the woman saw that the tree was good for food, and that it was a delight to the eyes, and that the tree was to be desired to make one wise...
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  So are Republicans now openly terrorists?

  by Simon in

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  they seem determined to undermine the us democracy and shut the government down hurting employees and veterans.. what a despicable bunch, hope they get their asses kicked for what they are doing..

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  Excellent points.

  As long as ACA simply focuses on paying the bill, no matter how steep the price, insurers, hospitals and medical suppliers have absolutely no reason to lower their charges.

  The ACA (and the British NHS, etc.) are based on two premises:

  (a) That society as a whole receives less than the optimal amount of health care services, thus causing unecessary suffering and premature death.

  (b) That this should be changed by subsidizing health care. ACA is intended to increase consumption of medical services, which must be paid for.

  One side denies the reality of premise (a), the other of premise (b). Both sides need a dose of reality--a commodity in short supply on the banks of the Potomac River!
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  Hubby's going to the big meeting instead of celebrating our anniversary

  by KariOtt in

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  my hubby just informed me that he wants to attend the "big" meeting saturday instead of celebrating our anniversary.

  seems i was right when i accused him that the cult means more to him than i do.

  asshole.

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  That's good news, I hope you have a wonderful weekend!
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  What to be for Holloween

  by Found Sheep in

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  two years ago i was an angel, last year a cat.

  i am working that day so i need to be "modest".

  yes they let us dress up it's kind of fun.

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  Patch Adams?
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  Hubby's going to the big meeting instead of celebrating our anniversary

  by KariOtt in

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  my hubby just informed me that he wants to attend the "big" meeting saturday instead of celebrating our anniversary.

  seems i was right when i accused him that the cult means more to him than i do.

  asshole.

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  GLTirebiter

  He is telling you how little you mean to him, whether he realizes it or not. I had a similar experience, spending our last two anniversaries alone while Ex went to week-night meetings.