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Nostalgic photos of a city in a time we hardly remember anymore.

What is your opinion about this subject? Even if this were to happen on another date, what is your opinion of the way it is predicted to happen?

http://dfw.cbslocal.com/2016/08/05/joggers-rape-murder-spurs-booby-trap-bra-interest/

g03 2/22 p. 19

ws16 January p. 26 Love “Does Not Behave Indecently” The apostle Paul wrote: “Love is patient and kind. Love is not jealous. It does not brag, does not get puffed up, does not behave indecently, does not look for its own interests.” (1 Corinthians 13:4, 5) We “behave indecently” if we are rude, have bad manners, and do not show others that we respect them. Instead, when we love our brothers, we think about their feelings before we say or do something. We can show that we love those taking the lead in Jehovah’s organization by the way we treat them. At times, well-known brothers might visit our congregation or the convention we attend. They may be circuit overseers, Bethelites, members of the Branch Committee, members of the Governing Body, or helpers to the Governing Body. Naturally, we want to show them and their wives respect, and this is good. We do not want to be like Diotrephes, who did not welcome the brothers visiting his congregation because he did not respect them. (3 John 9, 10) But even if we welcome these brothers, could it be that we are still not showing them respect? How might this happen? Although we enjoy meeting and talking with the brothers and sisters who visit us, we would not show them respect if we treated them as celebrities. For example, would it show good manners if we take photos of them without their permission or when they are not aware of it, perhaps when they are eating or doing something else? Would we ask them to sign our books and Bibles? Would we push in front of others and insist that we have a photo taken with them? What effect could such behavior have on those attending one of our conventions for the first time? Surely, if we love our brothers and sisters, we would not do anything like this. Instead, we show them respect because we understand why they are visiting us and how hard they work for us. What will help us to know how to treat our brothers? First, remember that we should give glory to Jehovah. (Revelation 4:11) Second, realize that while it is good to respect these brothers and their wives, we would not want to treat them as celebrities. They want to be treated as our brothers and sisters. (Matthew 23:8) Third, remember what Jesus taught us: “All things, therefore, that you want men to do to you, you also must do to them.” (Matthew 7:12) If we remember these things, we will show love and “not behave indecently.”

g03 1/8 pp. 28-29 Watching the World http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/d/r1/lp-e/102003011?q=celebrities&p=par

http A situation in Lexington leads to a major traffic back up on New Circle Road. One man is dead, but investigators say his two young children are alive thanks to bystanders. It all started when two concerned citizens noticed a man at the bus stop on Lima Drive and Georgetown Road. Witnesses say man was in his underwear and had a toddler and an infant with him. The strangers determined the man was not in the right state of mind, and were able to take the children. Witnesses say the man then walked to the Georgetown Road overpass and jumped. He was pronounced dead on scene. Investigators say the citizens who confronted the man may have saved both children's lives. "We're fortunate but, the children are extremely fortunate. Thank God there are people in our society that will step up when they see something like that and protect children from being harmed," said Lexington Police Lt. Andrew Daugherty. Westbound traffic on New Circle Road near the Georgetown overpass was completely shut down as first responders worked to clear the scene. The coroner says the man who had jumped off of the overpass was 29 years old and had been diagnosed with a mental health disorder. ://www.lex18.com/story/32752803/man-jumps-off-bridge-in-lexington-bystanders-help-his-children

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http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-37057581 Burundi torture victims reveal what happened to them 12 August 2016 Last updated at 10:52 BST The UN Committee on Torture is releasing its findings today on allegations of torture by state agencies in Burundi. The East African country was plunged into political turmoil in April 2015 after President Pierre Nkurunziza’s controversial bid for re-election. The UN has since recorded more than 600 cases of torture in Burundi. One of the victims has been speaking to the BBC

Burundi crisis: 'Why I fled to Tanzania' 26 April 2016 Last updated at 16:28 BST A year ago, Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza announced he was running for a controversial third term in office. Protests followed, and in the ensuing crisis, hundreds have been killed and more than a quarter of a million people have fled the country. Two refugees in Tanzania tell the BBC why they fled. http://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-36143660

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Link to above The 10 Most Rare Animals You Can Only Find In Indonesia http://www.travelfoodfashion.com/10-rare-animals-can-find-indonesia/#

Indonesia is a country with variant of specific Fauna spread throughout Indonesian Archipelago. The reason behind this privilege gift probably because its strategic position and constitute with hundred thousand of Islands, most of them in fact uninhabited places , so being untouchable by outside of world, makes this place so special and becoming home by rare animals. Known as the lost world of Asia, Indonesian Islands has saved many rare animals that you can never find in any other part of the world. This animal has been lived there for more than thousand of years, being survivor for centuries from deadliest disaster and human hunter, thanks to its “hidden” and protected places. There are many story covered by western scientist, adventurer and writer on how Indonesia has become their place to find the following__

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:National_emblem_of_Indonesia_Garuda_Pancasila.svg