Since this was an issue of interest here some time ago, I thought I'd
share a headline from this week's Jane's Defence. ECOWAS was a
peacekeeping force agreed to by the Yamossoukro government and the
rebels. The rebels have since broken the ceasefire.
Monitoring force for Cote d'Ivoire encounters
The Lord tells us he doesn't/shouldn't have to command in all things. The
WoW is written for the weakest of saints. It is the minimum standard
for us to live by. As members mature, they tend to seek higher levels of
spirituality, and will often, through the Spirit, create their own
personal
I didn't say it wouldn't be hard to find John Candy
[and the real joke in the movie, which I don't think ever was explained, was that
no one here calls it Canadian bacon -- it's just back bacon, that's all. Just
like French fries in French are just pommes frites and the American flu in
the
Gary Smith wrote:
Well there are two more things that haven't found their way into the
charter. First, to become a permanent member of the list, you have to
fill out a survey which you should be receiving any day now from Jim
Cobabe. Second, there is a tendency once in a while on this list
Several JTF2 units have been rotated out of Afghanistan, specifically
two sniper units, 6-3-Alpha A and 6-3-Alpha B. They have some
interesting stories about sharing their sleeping positions (they didn't
have bags, they just slept with plant and sand camouflage) with
scorpions and snakes, but the
http://www.nature.com/nsu/02/02-7.html
Plant biologists discuss ways that organisms in the plant world appear
to mimic the forms of insect life as a beneficial adaptation.
These features are common enough in the plant world to merit a lot of
consideration from the evolutionist's
For those who have heard about how geography-dumb 18-24 year olds are,
here's more comprehensive coverage than appeared yesterday on either
Roper's or the National Geographic Society's webpage:
(we Canadians have nothing to brag about -- only that we're, er, not 2nd
last...) :-/
My regular diatribe on this question--
Those of us who now need or have needed psychotrophic drugs for personal
maintenance face serious enough challenges in life, without having to
contend with unqualified people who presume to know all about our
illnesses and afflictions. And sadly, there
Gary wisely wrote:
Why do so many members not drink caffeine drinks?
Because the Spirit has guided them to that decision. It becomes
personally binding on them, but not on others who are not prepared.
I agree.
slurp
;-)
Paul O
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Gary favored us all with:
There clearly is a symbolic level to the marks. But often there
are both physical and spiritual parts of a symbol. Babylon, for
example, is an actual city in antiquity. It also symbolically
represents the telestial world, built on greed and power.
Although not all
Gary:
The Church's official position is that we should use some caution with
medications for mental illness. However, it has drastically backed off
from some statements made by General Authorities even 20 years or less
ago. Elder Packer had a speech (Be Ye Not Troubled), where he warned
about
Wonder why you aren't seeing any posts from our BLT? It's because he's
on his international tour. Did you forget or what? Last night John and
his daughter Becky stayed at our house and then this morning I went to a
temple session with them before pointing them north and wishing them
well for
Marx brothers, I think, before veering to the west.
Ha ha ha ah .Good one!
Paul O
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Jim Cobabe wrote:
My regular diatribe on this question--
Those of us who now need or have needed psychotrophic drugs for personal
maintenance face serious enough challenges in life, without having to
contend with unqualified people who presume to know all about our
illnesses and
Dan R Allen wrote:
---
This very subject came up in a meeting I attended recently, and a
statistic was thrown out that I found rather shocking: 40% of
missionaries from North America are supposably on Ritalyn. Has anyone
else heard this?
---
It seems more likely that this report is conflated
No Redelfs Citings?
That's a good thing, actually.
First, we wouldn't expect our fine upstanding BLT to be cited
by anyone as he cruises northward on his whirlwind international
tour. A citation would certainly be an indication of a lack of
moderation in all things, and not just the
Marc, the francized German tonight, and then we hand 'em off to Mark the
Scandihoovian tomorrow afternoon, and they'll be out in the boondocks in Onoway
tomorrow night, then Sunday they're off for Prince Rupert via Jasper and Prince
George.
Tom Matkin wrote:
Wonder why you aren't seeing any
Jim Cobabe wrote:
http://www.nature.com/nsu/02/02-7.html
Plant biologists discuss ways that organisms in the plant world appear
to mimic the forms of insect life as a beneficial adaptation.
These features are common enough in the plant world to merit a lot of
consideration from
The last letter of the alphabet deserves a Jehovistically dignified name, after
all
Canada, from eh to zed, by Charlie Farquharson
Rick Mathis wrote:
At 09:48 AM 11/21/2002 -0700, Marc wrote:
Naturally he got nicknamed Zee which, I understand, is a
popular brand of toilet paper in the
Gary,
Well I guess time will tell which one of us is more correct. I would
respond in more detail but I just got back from surgery (Ouch! Where are my
pain pills?) so I hope you'll forgive me for not responding in more detail.
--
Steven Montgomery
At 09:38 AM 11/21/2002, you wrote:
Steven:
I
At 10:48 AM 11/21/02, Marc A. Schindler wrote:
Several JTF2 units have been rotated out of Afghanistan, specifically
two sniper units, 6-3-Alpha A and 6-3-Alpha B. They have some
interesting stories about sharing their sleeping positions (they didn't
have bags, they just slept with plant and sand
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