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By The Librarian
Every Browser works a little bit different.
EXTRACTING VTT SUBTITLES USING EDGE AND GOOGLE CHROME IN MICROSOFT 10.pdf
I use Cliqz (Firefox).
Short :
Go to tv.jw.org
Select the video, but do not start it.
Press F12
Press Network Analysys
Press All or XHR
Start the video
after a few seconds a vtt-file appears
(now you can stop the video)
rigtclick on the .vtt
open in a new Tab
Download the file
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By Guest Nicole
Russia’s top court has ruled that police can confiscate anyone’s electronics for social media posts they deem “extremist” without criminal prosecution.
Police can impound “any property” of an individual deemed to be an extremist or connected to a terrorist organization, according to the ruling from the Russian Supreme Court. “This property may include cellphones, personal computers, other electronic means of communication,” the resolution reads on the Russian Supreme Court’s website, according to a report from The Moscow Times Thursday.
For perspective, Russia considers a wide range of political and religious dissent as “extremist” views. The Jehovah’s Witnesses, a Christian denomination with its world headquarters in New York, was classified last year as “extremist organization”, putting the religious group into the same category as the likes of the Islamic State (ISIS).
Yury Kostanov, a member of Russia’s Presidential Council for Civil Society and Human Rights, told Russian media that “there are too many vague formulations in the Supreme Court’s explanations.” He said that the ruling leaves the door open for “the arrest and confiscation of property from an innocent person.”
On Monday, the U.S. State Department issued a statement calling on Russia to release more than 150 prisoners being held for religious or political reasons. Washington urged Moscow to “cease its use of the legal system to suppress dissent and peaceful religious practice.”
In response, the Russian Embassy in the U.S. said: “Members of the American establishment have no moral right to blame Russia and demand that someone be released.” The embassy added that Russia “rejects any attempts of meddling” within internal affairs.
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By Francesco Gabellini
Good morning to everybody.
Some brothers asked me to put the lyrics on the video of our covers of Jw Broadcasting Songs.
In this way it is possible to sing together to the group, just as in a karaoke.
We hope you like it.
These are the Englissh songs.
Song 1
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Workers in Qatar continue to be mistreated despite promises to improve rights ahead of the 2022 World Cup, Amnesty International says. A new report from the human rights group says thousands of workers are going unpaid. It adds that a new commission set up to help improve workers' rights is failing to protect them. Amnesty has urged Qatari authorities to "end the shameful reality of labour exploitation". "Despite the significant promises of reform which Qatar has made ahead o -
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I noticed from the video the machine was sucking up and compressing a plastic "Finding Nemo" clown fish ..... I always wondered "now what ? " Finding Nemo Where'd the fish go_.mp4 -
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Look at those legs, that is a great HIIT cardio work out 😁
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Different periods, some areas up to 6 hours An EOR spokesman told AFP that in El Salvador and Guatemala “the power outage (which occurred at 5:50 p.m. GMT) was brief.” In the case of Nicaragua, the EOR systems record that 35% of the energy system was recovered four hours after the incident, while Honduras recovered 95% in the same period. https://ticotimes.net/2019/09/16/system-failure-causes-power-outage-through-much-of-central-america
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By The Librarian · Posted
How long did it take to come back up? No redundant systems in place?
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