Queen Esther

How do foraging ants find their way back to their nests ?
Researchers in the United Kingdom discovered that in addition to leaving scent markers, some ants use geometry to build trails that make finding home easy.
For example, pharaoh ants “lay trails radiating out from the nest that fork at an angle of 50 to 60 degrees,” says New Scientist.
What is remarkable about this pattern ?
When an ant is returning to the nest and reaches a fork in the trail, it instinctively takes the path that deviates least, which inevitably leads home.
“The geometry of the forking paths,” says the article, “optimises the flow of ants through the network of trails, especially when ants are walking along them in two directions, and minimises the amount of energy individuals waste by going in the wrong direction.”

HUGE news in the tennis world this morning ! Congratulations to @angie.kerber on becoming the new world number 1 ❤   *FINALLY  OUR  GERMAN  ANGELIQUE  KERBER*  WOW...
"I made it...  US  OPEN  CHAMPION"  ;o)
Kerber blunts Williams' power game....
Kerber had won just one of six previous matches against Williams and was making her Grand Slam final debut, but she was the better player over two hours and eight minutes on Rod Laver Arena.
She led Williams in the ace count until the latter stages, limiting her to just seven overall, while the American racked up 46 errors to just 13 by Kerber.
Williams made 23 mistakes in the first set alone - sparking memories of her desperately nervous display in losing to Roberta Vinci at the US Open last September - and Kerber took full advantage to claim it after 39 minutes.
However, the defending champion cut her error count to just five in the second set and claimed it thanks to a single break in game four.
Kerber twice moved ahead in the decider and a stunning sixth game saw the German produce two fine drop shots and win a breathtaking 19-stroke rally to cling on to her serve and edge closer to victory.
Nerves took hold and she was broken while serving for the match, but she launched into the Williams serve once again and clinched the title when the world number one sent a volley long.

How do foraging ants find their way back to their nests ?
Researchers in the United Kingdom discovered that in addition to leaving scent markers, some ants use geometry to build trails that make finding home easy.
For example, pharaoh ants “lay trails radiating out from the nest that fork at an angle of 50 to 60 degrees,” says New Scientist.
What is remarkable about this pattern ?
When an ant is returning to the nest and reaches a fork in the trail, it instinctively takes the path that deviates least, which inevitably leads home.
“The geometry of the forking paths,” says the article, “optimises the flow of ants through the network of trails, especially when ants are walking along them in two directions, and minimises the amount of energy individuals waste by going in the wrong direction.”

The door was shut.—Matt. 25:10.
http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/9/10
Before the great tribulation starts, all the faithful anointed on earth will have received their final sealing. (Rev. 7:1-4) From then on, their calling is sure. But think about the years before the tribulation begins. What would happen to anointed ones who failed to remain watchful, who lost their integrity? They would lose their heavenly reward. Obviously, they would receive no final sealing prior to the start of the tribulation. By that time, other faithful ones would be anointed. When the tribulation starts, the foolish ones might be shocked to see the destruction of Babylon the Great. It may be only at that point that they realize that they are not ready for the arrival of the Bridegroom. At that late hour, if they in desperation ask for help, what would happen? Jesus’ parable gives us the grim answer. It would simply be too late.—Matt. 25:1-13. w15 3/15 2:4, 11

Kind hearted words can heal ❤️?❤️?❤️?❤️

Good points, Menrov.
Since the Apostle Paul was addressing this to Christians who all had the heavenly hope, I think the ones who would not be partaking in the first century would be those among the anointed who had unconfessed sin or were in some way unworthy to participate in the Lord's communion.
1 Corinthians 11:27 Therefore whoever eats the bread or drinks the cup of the Lord in an unworthy manner, shall be guilty of the body and the blood of the Lord. 28 But a man must examine himself, and in so doing he is to eat of the bread and drink of the cup. 29 For he who eats and drinks, eats and drinks judgment to himself if he does not judge the body rightly.
The WTS interprets this examining of oneself today to mean whether one has the heavenly hope or the earthly hope; but the Apostle Paul wrote this to only those who had the heavenly hope so he couldn't have meant that sort of an examination and probably not that sort of distinction among Christians.
There is a similar instance in Numbers 9:10 when certain Israelites were unclean or on a journey and could not take part in the Passover celebration in the first month so they were allowed to have their Passover a month later.  This could be similar to the Christians in the first century who were in some way unworthy to partake and so they refrained from the communion.

Jehovah  will  make  us  young  again.....  Look  this  photo,  so  beautiful ❤
THANK  YOU  OUR  GOD !

YES  -  HERE  WE  GO.....   ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫ ♪ ♫.♪ ♫  ;o)  Tralalalalalalaaaaaa

Awesome! I think this could be a great point of interest in a waiting room when placed beside a JW. Lightweight conversation starter. ?

Hahaha...  that  is  sweet ❤    sooo  tiny  ;o)   Preaching  by  dolls !

Quelle

I'm sure by now we can all sing 1.2.3 gooo?????????

Oh...  what  a  nice  and  modern  Assembly  Hall  for  our  Brothers  in  LIMA,  PERU  ;o)
Really  with  so  modern  technology !  Maybe,  also  for  our  Deafies ❤
 

Really niceeeeee ;0) ❤️?❤️

Speak consolingly to those who are depressed.—1 Thess. 5:14.
http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/9/9
We can lift the spirits of depressed ones by expressing our genuine care and concern for them. We can offer sincere commendation to help them see their positive qualities and abilities. We can remind them that Jehovah drew them to his Son, so they must be precious in his eyes. (John 6:44) We can reassure them that Jehovah deeply cares for his servants who are “brokenhearted” or “crushed in spirit.” (Ps. 34:18) Our tender words can have a healing effect on those who need comfort. (Prov. 16:24) Elders have the responsibility to nourish, encourage, and refresh God’s sheep. (Isa. 32:1, 2; 1 Pet. 5:2-4) Hence, an elder who is tenderly compassionate does not try to control the sheep, making rules or using guilt to pressure them to do more when their circumstances do not permit them to. Rather, he endeavors to bring joy to their hearts, trusting that their love for Jehovah will move them to serve him as fully as possible.—Matt. 22:37. w15 2/15 1:16, 17
 

That is very interesting 

Speak consolingly to those who are depressed.—1 Thess. 5:14.
http://wol.jw.org/en/wol/dt/r1/lp-e/2016/9/9
We can lift the spirits of depressed ones by expressing our genuine care and concern for them. We can offer sincere commendation to help them see their positive qualities and abilities. We can remind them that Jehovah drew them to his Son, so they must be precious in his eyes. (John 6:44) We can reassure them that Jehovah deeply cares for his servants who are “brokenhearted” or “crushed in spirit.” (Ps. 34:18) Our tender words can have a healing effect on those who need comfort. (Prov. 16:24) Elders have the responsibility to nourish, encourage, and refresh God’s sheep. (Isa. 32:1, 2; 1 Pet. 5:2-4) Hence, an elder who is tenderly compassionate does not try to control the sheep, making rules or using guilt to pressure them to do more when their circumstances do not permit them to. Rather, he endeavors to bring joy to their hearts, trusting that their love for Jehovah will move them to serve him as fully as possible.—Matt. 22:37. w15 2/15 1:16, 17
 

HOW  SAD....  this  lovely  old  JW  married  couple  died  after  a  car  accident  ;-(
Earl  and  Evelin,  both  87 years  and  70  years  married ❤   They  were  in  the  KD  Hall  always  seen  so  sweet  hand  in  hand  ;o)   They  were  on  the  way  for  enjoying  ice cream  together,  when  a  terrible  moment  separated  them  into  2 diff.  hospitals  - They  died  to  the  same  time !   I  read,  soon  again  they  can  hold  their  hands...
So  I  guess,  they  were  our  anointed  Brothers ?   But  I  am  not  sure...

HOW  SAD....  this  lovely  old  JW  married  couple  died  after  a  car  accident  ;-(
Earl  and  Evelin,  both  87 years  and  70  years  married ❤   They  were  in  the  KD  Hall  always  seen  so  sweet  hand  in  hand  ;o)   They  were  on  the  way  for  enjoying  ice cream  together,  when  a  terrible  moment  separated  them  into  2 diff.  hospitals  - They  died  to  the  same  time !   I  read,  soon  again  they  can  hold  their  hands...
So  I  guess,  they  were  our  anointed  Brothers ?   But  I  am  not  sure...

awww...  I  love  this  picture ❤   Thats  what  Jehovah  wants  from  his  folk !
 

What  a  small,  nice,  sweet  Kingdom  Hall  in  Italy ❤  Jehovah  will  sooo  love  it ;o)

awww...  I  love  this  picture ❤   Thats  what  Jehovah  wants  from  his  folk !
 

Me  too  dear  Blanchie...  me  too  ;o)

We  all  looking  forward  in  longing...  SO  waiting  of  Jehovah's  day ❤