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  2. Look up Hugerkulture Get branches, logs, sticks and leaves and fill up at least half way. That will save you on soil and give a good base for your microbes etc.
  3. These aliens supposedly to be highly advanced, yet they appear to hillbillies and drug attics in their back yards, look freaky with big heads and eyes with 3 fingers, with skinny bodies too. Welcome to a freak show.
  4. I enjoy gardening. One problem with getting older is that gardening gets harder each year. One solution is planting in raised beds. With that in mind, I wrote this song: My Garden's Waist High
  5. I'll save you the 15 minutes of video watching: Yep, people are crazy. Hey, isn't there a song about that? Something like - God is great, beer is good and people are crazy! I'll second all of it!!! PS - yep, demons or definitely "extraterrestrial" life.
  6. Defined as a hazardous profession, many welders just view it as a job.
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  8. Thanks Matt, The moderators will do our best to keep this as the NW Publisher topic and the other as the Baruch topic. It can be found here, if you are interested in an alternative:
  9. This post sounds like it was written by AI. We already established NWS does ask for feedback and has a way to provide it to the developers, and I haven't seen anybody say that "the project has gone quiet". There are regular updates and improvements, not the least NWS Mobile, which is a huge benefit to those without computers and those who want to do things 'on the go'. Regardless, this thread is called NW Scheduler/Publisher - Updates, Support, and Suggestions, not "Baruch Promotion". You already have your own Baruch thread for that. It would be better if you posted your Baruch stuff there only, rather than double posting everything.
  10. Again reminds me of too much grammar that I taught HS students regarding pronouns, which are now self defined.
  11. If you go back to the 2022 beginning of the Special thread on the announcement of our beginning of filming in Australia, Br Tony (from Australia) said in Mary 2022... Posted May 25, 2022 "To answer some of the above questions. I'm sure it was mentioned in Sydney there are 18 (approx 55min) Episodes. It is a 7.5 year project. " 2022 = 7 1/2 years is 2029. The posting is on top of page 2
  12. The first six episodes have a running time of about 230 minutes. That averages about 35-40 minutes each. It is about 1/4 of the "about 1000 minutes" that the GB said the videos would cover. The prep work...set/scene building, script writing, storyboards, interviews, props, costumes and so on, took 3 years. The initial years were 'Covid-years'. Now that we are up and running, we have turned out 6 finished videos in the next 3 years and it looks like that includes 1 or 2 unfinished ones.
  13. They're using our artwork! 😄🤨 Source: on X today, in reference to Donald Trump's golden statue of himself at his golf club..
  14. Here’s PBS talking about the files. In the article Vance is quoted as saying it’s demons. Seems like he’s really interested in finding demons. lol. Anyway, how this affects religion only time will tell. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/amp/politics/trump-drops-hints-of-whats-coming-in-new-batch-of-ufo-files-set-for-release
  15. I already made a first draft for a Literature Inventory module in Baruch, but I still miss practical input from brothers about how literature stock is actually managed in congregations. A few questions I currently have: How do you keep track of literature that is handed out? Do you work with minimum stock levels / thresholds? How do you register new deliveries? Is everything tracked digitally or mostly manually? What frustrations or limitations do you currently run into? Any practical input is very welcome, even simple day-to-day experiences help a lot in designing something that is genuinely useful and simple for congregations. Would you be willing to share some experiences or ideas in the Baruch topic? https://jwtalk.net/topic/62578-agape-apps-building-baruch-together/ It would also be great to share your insights in the Baruch Community You can use this invitation link to join https://discord.gg/4qeBXV2jy
  16. Just today on CNN https://www.cnn.com/2026/05/07/politics/video/the-odds-aliens-cnc-kalpar And Fox news https://www.foxnews.com/video/6394809950112
  17. Just spent a couple of hours with my daughter and 2 granddaughters assembling this monstrosity—I don't think my daughter realized the dimensions when she ordered TWO of them (4'x8'x4'h). The height is great, but it's going to take a dump truck-load of compost to fill them and still have to assemble the second one (collective groan!) Instructions were practically non-existent, just a parts list and a couple of tiny diagrams you could hardly make out.
  18. Since learning the Truth some 40 years ago I have always been bewildered and dumbfounded by the extreme efforts in the search for extraterrestrial life. Disclaimer: I used AI to help put my thoughts and feelings into words... Humanity spends billions of dollars scanning the cosmos for any sign of intelligent life beyond our planet, operating on the conviction that the universe is too vast for us to be alone. And yet, by their own definition, Jehovah God and the angels are exactly that: highly intelligent beings who exist outside of our world, who have communicated with humanity, and whose communication is preserved in the most widely distributed book in human history. The Bible is, by any honest definition, a message from extraterrestrial intelligence. And yet it is completely and utterly discounted by those who dedicate their life to searching for exactly what it contains. So here is the irony: the very people devoted to finding a signal from beyond Earth have one in their hands (or at least on their bookshelf), and they dismiss it without serious examination. Perhaps the real issue is not a lack of evidence. Could it be that a radio signal from a distant galaxy requires nothing from us, while the message we already have requires everything?
  19. Way too much grammar was injured getting us from “were” to “where” to “Will” and back again.
  20. Friday, May 8 The heart of the wise one gives his mouth insight and adds persuasiveness to his speech.—Prov. 16:23. To be more effective as a teacher, brothers, base your public teaching and private counsel on God’s Word. Be a good student of the Bible and of our publications. (Prov. 15:28) As you study, take careful note of the proper application of the Scriptures. And when teaching, try hard to reach the heart of those in your audience. You can improve as a teacher if you ask for and apply suggestions from experienced elders. (1 Tim. 5:17) Elders need to be able to encourage their brothers and sisters; however, elders must at times counsel or even reprove them. In either case, elders must always be kind. If you are gentle and loving and you base your teaching on God’s Word, you will be effective because you will be imitating the Great Teacher, Jesu
  21. Hello everyone, how did everyone enjoy episodes 4, 5, & 6 of The Good News According to Jesus? What were some of the parts that you really enjoyed? Ep. 4 was very captivating with all of the miracles Jesus performed. Ep. 5 was wonderful to see how Jesus was such a great teacher, and holding everyone's (including the Pharisees etc) undivided attention with the Sermon on the Mount. Ep. 6 had many great parts also. I liked that it included one of my favorite illustrations of Jesus, about the sower and his seeds (Luke 8:5-8). How did you all enjoy the new episodes of this series?
  22. There is a way if there is a will is a re-make of where there is a will there is a way.
  23. If they are all 1 hour videos, I suspect we will only get 2 per year. We got 3 this year but Episode 5 is only about 30 minutes. I only hope that I will see them all in my lifetime and that's going to take some doing.
  24. Went away for just a moment and now I'm seeing " Were was where will went" as a sentence, making me wonder what I missed. 🤭
  25. I was very curious, but I don’t want to make an exorbitant amount of effort for you
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    • Modern references to creative days:
       
      *** w15 6/1 p. 5 How Science Affects Your Life ***
      The Bible fixes no duration for the six creative “days.” Instead, it opens the door for modern scientists to study them and assign accurate time spans to them. We know that the creative “days” were much longer than 24-hour days.
       
      *** g21 No. 3 p. 12 What the Bible Tells Us ***
      So each of the six creative “days” during which God prepared the earth for life and created life on it could represent extremely long periods of time.
       
      *** g 1/14 p. 12 Creation ***
      WHAT THE BIBLE SAYS God created the universe, including the earth, in the indefinite past—“in the beginning,” as Genesis 1:1 says. Modern science agrees that the universe had a beginning. A recent scientific model suggests it to be almost 14 billion years old.
       
      *** lc pp. 26 Science and the Genesis Account ***
      A careful consideration of the Genesis account reveals that events starting during one “day” continued into one or more of the following “days.”
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    • Dages

      A sister in my group went to see a very close friend at the hospital, before the final moment. She was told "Thank you for teaching me the Truth, let's meet again".
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    • Miss Bea  »  Timl1980

      My dear, dear brother. You may be physically alone. But you are not alone. Of course you have Jehovah and his invisible family, all there. Then, us in our pitiful state, are here too. Loving you, and praying for you and you dear Cate. 
      Praying for you both dear ones. 
      The best is yet to come, and, yes, just around the corner. 
      In the meantime, Jehovah will see to the two of you. This I know.
      With much love, your sister, Bea
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    • Dré

      A very fair rule: If you allow yourself something, then allow it to others as well. If you forbid something to others, then forbid it to yourself as well.
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      When will you do a transcript on the unuted states branch meeting ww had today
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    • Ostria

      The Devil whispered in my ear "You're not strong enough to withstand the storm." I whispered back "At least I didn't lose my golden fiddle to some hillbilly in Georgia."  (Mic drop)
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    • computerwiz

      Are allergies on the rise (more so than just "being the season" for them)?  🤔
       
      My grandma of 81 years was complaining yesterday about having to deal with allergies, despite it never really being a thing for her before.

      Even in my own circumstances, I find myself using my albuterol inhaler and nearly having asthma attacks, despite growing out of that many years ago.  Now it's back...  😔
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    • Kiana Williamson

      My spiritual routine is… sorely lacking order…
       
      My list of personal study projects only keeps growing, and it seems I cannot finish even one. I am absolutely terrible at study. My brain just doesn’t seem to “go off,” but at the same time, nothing ever gets accomplished 😵‍💫
       
      Like now—I found a JW-friendly app (Personal Bible Trainer). I chose to read the Bible from scratch, both the Old and New Testament, and it gives a challenge, goal, or thought to focus on with the chapters (or part of a chapter) you’re reading. I also decided to highlight my Bible while I’m at it so I know for sure I read the chapters. Then I remembered I had started writing down the characters mentioned, so I don’t forget who was in the chapter, when, where, and in what order. And then there’s the daily text and weekly meeting study… it’s just all horror!
       
      Just from this, you can probably see my mind is absolute chaos 🤯 My brain feels like a bag filled with water—but full of holes.
       
      I’ve cut back on work due to my health slowly deteriorating. Now I’m only working 2 days a week instead of 4. I stopped going out in field service and have been asking others not to invite me because I keep having to cancel last minute due to my mystery illness/condition.
       
      Now I really need ideas that might help plug these holes—so I can actually retain information and build a study routine that works for me. I can’t even remember how I was able to handle so many subjects back in my school days 😮‍💨
       
      I know most brothers and sisters have families, strong spiritual routines, and goals that help them stay focused on spreading the good news of the Kingdom. Being in the truth by myself, I’m doing everything solo. And over the years—with moving to an actual home, changing congregations, and now my health failing at this age… anything I once had in mind spiritually (like learning a new language, LDC, or working on projects like Ramapo) is gone, and my zeal has almost fizzled out.
       
      I had some shepherding calls after isolating myself for so long and not attending meetings for a few months. The elders reminded me that there are people who care about me, even when life gets in the way—and that isolation won’t help. And they’re right… it doesn’t.
       
      The only thing that kept me going—then and even now—are Jesus’ words and Peter’s response after many stopped following him:
       
      “So Jesus said to the Twelve: ‘You do not want to go also, do you?’ Simon Peter answered him: ‘Lord, whom shall we go away to? You have sayings of everlasting life. We have believed and have come to know that you are the Holy One of God.’” — John 6:67–69
       
      Right now, I’m just trying to focus on getting my mind back into studying properly and maybe having a good comment at the meetings again.
       
      Any advice you may have that could help—I would really appreciate it. Otherwise, please just keep me in your prayers. 🙏🏼 
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