volunteers

The ones that are secular aren't that big and don't have the money and volunteers to help out.

Intriguingly, many volunteers refused to believe that these experiences were hallucinations or dreams, as they seemed too real.

Strassman reported being initially quite baffled by and unprepared for the frequency of these entity experiences among his volunteers...

Data was from random volunteers, and at that moment in time over 10% of the U.

That was quite a lift, but was made possible by about 100 volunteers who chipped in.

For example, every little student dorm I lived in had its own DC++ server, run by dorky volunteers.

It takes a lot of money to do that and a lot of volunteers.

I've been burned out from managing/recruiting volunteers and I likely understand the feeling as well as anyone.

YouGov tries to create a representative sample out of a batch of volunteers.

Incidentally, I have a history of starting activist organizations and have a nearly two decade long record of attracting volunteers.

Actually I've been thinking about piracy as an example of resilient networks run by volunteers.

I would also encourage you to contribute or join some open source game projects that are looking for contributors or volunteers.

Strassman (2001) reported that “about half” of the 60 volunteers entered what he described as “freestanding, independent levels of existence” of a highly unusual nature.

These places were inhabited by what volunteers described as intelligent “beings”, “entities”, “aliens”, “guides”, and “helpers”...

Although both produced similar total weight gains, there were consistent differences in how the volunteers reacted to each: "These data suggest that dietary fructose specifically increases DNL, promotes dyslipidemia, decreases insulin sensitivity, and increases visceral adiposity in overweight/obese adults." [1] The "six times sweeter" claim is false, and indicates a lack of both fact checking and logic.

Volunteers were subjected to an examination by these beings in what appeared to be a technologically advanced setting.

Volunteers felt like their mind and body was probed and tested, or even modified in some unexplained way.