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The driving logs disprove many of Broder's claims
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has fulfilled his promise to provide the driving logs from
the recent Model S test drive
The New York Times
-- and it looks like John Broder has some explaining to do.
Broder, the NYT staff writer that took a Tesla Model S for a test trip up the east coast this winter, published a final article that
details a failed trip and the many troubles the car gave him along the way.
However, Musk became suspicious of Broder's claims when so many other journalists had made similar or more tasking trips in the Model S.
"To date, hundreds of journalists have test driven the Model S in every scenario you can imagine," said Musk. "The car has been driven through Death Valley (the hottest place on Earth) in the middle of summer and on a track of pure ice in a Minnesota winter. It has traveled over 600 miles in a day from the snowcapped peaks of Tahoe to Los Angeles, which made the very first use of the Supercharger network, and moreover by no lesser person than another reporter from
The New York Times
. Yet, somehow John Broder 'discovered' a problem and was unavoidably left stranded on the road. Or was he?"
Musk dug up
the driving logs from Broder's trip
, and earlier this week, he said he would share these discoveries after claiming that Broder had "faked" his article. Now, Musk has come equipped with the goods and it's not looking good for Broder.
Musk first addressed Broder's claim that the Model S ran completely out of energy and required a flatbed truck to tow it in Connecticut. Musk said the car never, at any time, ran out of energy.
Broder's article also mentioned that the Model S fell short of its projected range "on the final leg" of the trip, which was 61 miles total. On his final charge before embarking on this last leg of 61 miles, the logs show that Broder disconnected the charge cable when the range display showed only 32 miles. However, despite not fully charging the car, it managed to travel 51 miles -- and still wasn't completely out of charge when the flatbed truck was called for a tow. Also, during that last leg of the trip, Broder drive right past another charging station where he could have given the Model S another boost. But Musk said Broder "constructed a no-win scenario for any vehicle, electric or gasoline."
Musk also said that Broder never set the cruise control to 54 MPH or drove at 45 MPH, as stated in the article. Instead, he drove at speeds of 65-81 MPH for a majority of the trip.
He also had the cabin temperature at 72 degrees, and when he mentioned turning it down in the article, he had actually turned it up to 74 degrees.
Musk further noted that Broder's charge time on the second stop was 47 minutes, and not 58 minutes as stated in the article's graphic. If Broder didn't turn off the Supercharger at 47 minutes and went for the full 58, it would have been "virtually impossible" for him to run out of energy so quickly.
Speaking of charging, the driving logs also showed that Broder recharged the car to 90 percent on his first stop, to 72 percent on the second Supercharge and to 28 percent on the last leg -- signficantly cutting charging times at each stop.
Finally, Musk's driving logs from the Model S show that Broder had taken a long detour in Manhattan, and upon reaching Milford, Connecticut (where the range display said 0 miles), he drove the car in circles in a for over a half mile in a tiny parking lot. The Model S wouldn't give in and die, so Broder finally took it to the charging station.
Musk added that Broder was biased against electric vehicles from the start, and had set out to make the Model S fail before even receiving the car.
"When the facts didn't suit his opinion, he simply changed the facts," said Musk. "Our request of
The New York Times
is simple and fair: please investigate this article and determine the truth. You are a news organization where that principle is of paramount importance and what is at stake for sustainable transport is simply too important to the world to ignore."
Broder, who had his article published last week, was given a
Model S sedan
with an EPA rated 265-mile estimated range with an 85-kilowatt battery pack. He traveled from the
Washington area in Maryland to Norwich, Connecticut, with many stops in between including Newark, Delaware; New York City; Milford, Connecticut; Branford, Connecticut and Groton, Connecticut.
During his trip, Broder mentioned many instances where the battery suddenly depleted quickly and he had to call Tesla for assistance on how to maximize range between charging stops (which were about 200 miles apart from one another or less during the trip). He said he received different advice from different Tesla employees, and even bad advice from one that said to sit in the car for half an hour with the heat on a low setting in order to warm the battery after it depleted from an overnight stay in Groton. At one point, Broder said the car even needed to be towed in Branford because the battery drained much sooner than anticipated.
Let's see what Broder has to say now.
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Maybe I'm just trying to justify the fact that I'm really having a hard time "selling" my wife on the idea i need a pda. (by saying what I posted b4).
Started with the GPS...took about a month to get the OK......
Then....need travel bugs......(she didn't know).
stickers, shirts etc.
then a digital camera.....about 6 months.......
now a pda......at the rate i'm going on selling this one.....i figure next sept.
and then i will wind up getting a $30 used.....get upset and then buy a $250one....
I almost forgot....I had to get a laptop as well my desktop "blew up"...smoke the works.....
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Posted: Sat Nov 29, 2003 12:59 pm
Post subject: Gone Paperless
Sometimes when you start a topic, it just takes a life of its' own. Like this turning into a debate on paper vs. paperless. For the record I bought Tom Slushers M125 and have made the jump to paperless. It is great! I have all the gecaches I need to find within 200 miles of my house loaded and ready to go. I also have used the calendar on it and have my schedule inputed for the next year. (leaving several days open to geocache of course). I'm sure some day I'll want a fancier one, but this one does what I want it to do, and is going to be a big help out geocaching. I say go electronic, the paper you don't use just might save a tree. And who knows maybe that tree would be a good place to put a geocache!
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Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2004 10:53 am
Post subject: Paperless Caching
I have used a few programs on my palm just to capture a cache for use later (Manual entry) or to keep a back-up of ones I want to keep...
Here is a link-
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When I found the skull in the woods, the first thing I did was call the police. But then I got curious about it. I picked it up, and started wondering who this person was, and why he had deer horns.
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Posted: Tue Jul 13, 2004 11:00 am
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screens shots for that can be found here.....
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Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 10:30 pm
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A palm would be cool, but I'd be afraid of dropping it and breaking the screen. What I do is print out the cache on one side o a paper and a GPSVisualizer topo map on the other side (generally I will have more than on cache on the map). I organize them intoa folder in the order I plan to get them. Then when I get tot he cache site I just take the sheet of paper for that cache along with a fanny pack that has pencils, stuff to trade, bandaids, etc..
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Posted: Wed Jul 14, 2004 11:32 pm
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You can get used Handspring Visors and Neos in great condition from eBay. I've bought two in the last year, and paid $40 for one and $45 for the other, including shipping. Visors run PalmOs 3.1, and Neos run PalmOS 3.5.
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Posted: Wed Dec 29, 2004 9:24 pm
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I know this thread is a little old..... but my questions are pretty similar.
I recently upgraded my cell phone...My new phone (Motorola V551) is Blue Tooth enabled. I am still learning about what Blue Tooth is and how I can benefit from it. My understanding is that it transmit a weak signal so that it can link up to other Blue Tooth devices without having to hook up any cables.
I didn't fork over the extra $20 per month to have internet access thru my phone. (phone is a camera and video phone and I could send multimedia data to emails or other phones in addition to accessing basic web thru phone if I upgrade to this package)
Heres where the questions about Palm Pilots come in.........
I started looking online at whats new out there with Palm Pilots....I see there is a model called the Zire 72 (by Palm). It has a built in digital camera, and all the necessary goodies but most importantly...it is Blue Tooth enabled. It says on it's brochure "Use a compatible Bluetooth-enabled phone as your modem and recieve email and connect to the web"
Does this mean that if I buy this, and my phone recognizes it thru Blue-Tooth, that I could send my pictures or video clips from my phone to the Palm (and later to my home PC) and does it mean I could use my phone as my modem without having to buy the extra "multimedia package" for $20 per month and use the palm to connect to the web while just using my normal minutes from my phones plan??
heres where I found the info about the Palm Zire 72:
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Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2005 12:20 am
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Hello??? Is this thing on?????
Guess I need to make a trip to Best Buy......Someone there SHOULD know something about the bluetooth equipped products.
Happy New Year everybody!!
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Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2005 5:24 pm
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1. It is the holidays so do get so impatient with the members.
2. It might be that no one here can answer your question.
My only real suggestion is that figure out what you really want your tools do do for you then buy the right one. Don't try to buy cheap and then make it work for you. Normally, you will be disapointed.
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Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2005 8:14 pm
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Thanks for the reply Arcticabn.
Sorry if I came off as sounding impatient.....that's not how it is at all.
I agree with your advice so I am waiting for more input before I rush in to a decision.
I was hoping that one of the members possibly had some knowledge or have used PDA's or Cell Phones that are equipped with Bluetooth.
I researched a little bit this morning after doing a Google search of Bluetooth. From what I have read, it sure sounds like this will be the wave of the future......wireless connections for Hands Free units for cell phones, wireless keyboards for your PDA's, GPS software for your PDA's that use a remote mounted reciever on dash that communicates wirelessly to your PDA.....and all of this possible thru Bluetooth technology.
I think I still need to visit a Best Buy or similar store, cell phone in hand, and hopefully find someone in the store that is knowledgeable in this area. It sounds like this will work with my phone but I want it proven to me before I pony up my hard earned jing.
I would probably be happy with a more basic PDA but if I am patient and research the facts about Bluetooth, I might find it worth the extra money to get a PDA that is equipped with it.
I welcome any advice any of you have.... If it turns out that nobody has tried using Bluetooth devices....than I will let you know what I find out when I get the chance to visit the store.
Thanks everyone
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Posted: Sat Jan 01, 2005 9:07 pm
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RINO SHAWN wrote:
From what I have read, it sure sounds like this will be the wave of the future......wireless connections for Hands Free units for cell phones, wireless keyboards for your PDA's, GPS software for your PDA's that use a remote mounted reciever on dash that communicates wirelessly to your PDA.....and all of this possible thru Bluetooth technology.
It also facilitates the easy transfer of viruses and information from phone to phone (or phone to computer) due to people unknowingly setting themselves up for intrusions from nearby bluetooth enabled phones.
Personally, I see little to no use for Bluetooth but my father uses it daily as his car supports using the internal speaker/microphone system to interface with his phone.
I am going to stay away from Bluetooth as I have no need for it and I'm not exactly a fan of people reading my addressbook as I wander around in public.
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Posted: Sun Jan 02, 2005 9:47 am
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[/quote]I am going to stay away from Bluetooth as I have no need for it and I'm not exactly a fan of people reading my addressbook as I wander around in public.[/quote]
That's a good point to consider... I wonder how close another device would have to be???
This is another good question to ask when I look at the PDA's
On my phone, I can turn off the bluetooth when not needed. I wonder if the PDA's have the same feature? In theory, if you have to be close to the bluetooth device to share info..... and you only turn on the blootooth when you need it.... the risk of others seeing your info would be pretty low.
Your statement about transferring virus's has me way more concerned.
In the end...what it boils down to for me is........I am going to buy a PDA in the very near future..........my phone has bluetooth..........I need to figure out if using a Palm Pilot with bluetooth will give me more benefits than getting one without bluetooth...... eventually I will probably get a Laptop computer as well (which they are equipping with bluetooth now also).......in the long run, if I end up liking using the bluetooth technology, I would have at least 3 pieces of equipment that will work together this way.
Anyways... Thanks Bob for your advice...I certainly have more good questions now to ask when I go shopping.
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Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2005 11:50 am
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Heres an update with my findings while visiting Best Buy.
Someone let me know if this thread should have it's own topic since it is kinda heading towards a discussion about Bluetooth.
Anyways, I ended up buying the Palmone Zire 72 with the bluetooth after having alot of questions answered at Best Buy (first salesperson new alot about palms in general but was clueless about bluetooth.....she brought me to who they refer to as "the geek squad")
About the bluetooth:
1st of all...it is much more safe and secure than I previously thought....My phone could not even link to the PDA until a procedure was run for them to "recognize another bluetooth device" Than you have options of security settings so you could make the palm only recognize that particular device. Also bluetooth is only transmitting when you turn it on (enable on or off ) same with my phone.
When they are linked together thru bluetooth you cannot just go in and view what you want......just pick the info you want to move or send to the other device and choose "send" and it gets transferred.
I sent my names and numbers from my phones list to my PDA (had to do it one by one as there is no "select all" kind of feature with my phone.
I also have sent pictures that I took with my camera phone to the PDA..works really well.
I could use my phone as a modem and surf the web with the palm but I would have to upgrade my phone plan. They make a wireless (bluetooth) keyboard that would work with my palm that would be great if I chose to use it that way.
Anyways...thats my 2 cents worth about PDA's with bluetooth
If anyone out there is interested in more discussion on bluetooth I will create a new topic otherwise I will leave it like it it.
Thanks all for the input (which helped me ask some very good questions while shopping)
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Marsha and Silent Bob
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Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2005 12:42 pm
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Anyways, I ended up buying the Palmone Zire 72 with the bluetooth after having alot of questions answered at Best Buy (first salesperson new alot about palms in general but was clueless about bluetooth.....she brought me to who they refer to as "the geek squad")
Just remember that the Geek Squad members are in bed with Best Buy and do want to make sure that you purchase items from them. That being said... There have been numerous articles posted to various websites about Bluetooth related security vunerabilities.
That's a more recent virus that while basically harmless does spread from phone to phone.
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Posted: Tue Jan 04, 2005 10:09 pm
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Marsha and Silent Bob wrote:
That being said... There have been numerous articles posted to various websites about Bluetooth related security vunerabilities
That's a more recent virus that while basically harmless does spread from phone to phone.
I read the article on slashdot.org and read some of the forum talk below it...... It sounds like early on with bluetooth, the security was not all that good....... I know from using my 2 devices that there are lots of steps you have to choose before anything is transferred..... for example: when I send a photo from my phone to my palm...my palm first beeps and warns me with a message that a device is trying to contact it...than the file/photo/data or ? is stopped and identified and another warning comes accross asking if you want to transfer item X (gives name of file) Only choosing yes allows the transfer. Not to mention the abilities to only allow the devices you tag as safe devices to be allowed to communicate with your devices.....and the fact you can just turn off bluetooth (you really only need to turn it on just briefly to transfer an item anyways)
It sounds like early devices would let any other device close enough to link up (I tested my range....about 15 feet before it loses connection)
Although I suppose anything is possible...I think for my situation....I should have a very safe and secure setup as I keep the bluetooth off until I need it and I live out in the stix
One last thought.....I suppose if you used the hands free kit with your bluetooth phone all the time while travelling around in metro traffic......I would think that would be the most risky senario for others "hacking" in..... even then, if your phone has as many security settings as my Motorola phone has...You still would have to "allow" it to happen by selecting yes when the warning beep and message appears.
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Well, I wonder what that will look like. I guess I can see why they need so much time 'til Breaking Dawn.
How is she going to do that? I mean, well..kinda awkward..because she's not that old, and faking a pregnancy to make it look real should come as some kind of..challege..right?
I just wonder how they're going to make the effects and all that..*sigh*
I've already seen who is supposed to portray Renesmee, she's cute, alright, and she's not gonna have all that many lines. Well, good luck to her!
Jacob is going to have to be taller than Emmett. How will they pull THAT off, 'cause, I'm laughing my head off thinking how in Eclipse he was still shorter than Edward. I don't care what they do, at least make him taller than Edward, jeez! Make him look at least 22- put special effects on him, I don't care! (but don't you dare change his beautiful face-Taylor's beautiful face, excuse me. Jacob's just a character, he's just a character..okay, breathe.)
Alice and the headaches! Aww....sure, they don't care about that.
Finally Rose gets a few more lines.Yay.Even if she'll be a bitch in those.
Uhhh...I'm looking forward to the food throwing and blonde jokes.
Emmett and wrestling..how cool is that? Even if..you know what happens. :::grits teeth:::
How are they going to do Kristen's makeover for the wedding without making her too beautiful so there will be a difference after the change?
Beautiful expensive cars here we come.......
I just really want to see the Cullens at the wedding. *dreamy* And Tanya...or not.
And the little honeymoon sex talk with Jacob.
Isle Esme is going to have to reach my expectations, or I'll just blame it on Bella for exaggerating.
There was a blog with this issue, real sex scenes (not porn people) in Breaking Dawn. They won't do that, like, show too much, maybe just some "shadows", but that's good enough for me. And the bruises afterwards should be purple...not faint.
I want Breaking Dawn to be close to your average imagination and then exceed it. Like, here we are, one second and we're in the same bed (Bella's) and then we're getting married and there's vamps and werewolves at our wedding and everything is just in constant expansion.
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Spring has arrived, the colleges let out for spring break, and you're trying to find something fun to do. Here are some events that are sure to bring a spring to your step this weekend. Don't forget to share photos of you enjoying these events with the hashtag #SL5 and follow us @scottsdaleliving on Instagram!
Arizona Aloha Festival @ Tempe Beach Park
Feel the chill vibes and laid back lifestyle of Hawaii this Saturday and Sunday at the free 20th Anniversary Arizona Aloha Festival. There will be hula dancing, food and good times this weekend so be ready to throw on a lei and breakout your favorite Hawaiian shirt without getting flack from your kids.
My Nana's Salsa Challenge @ Steele Indian School Park
Gear your taste buds up for some zest and kick this Saturday with the 30th annual My Nana's Best Tasting Salsa Challenge. It's the largest fundraiser for the Arizona Hemophilia Association, bringing in more than 20,000 people last year. Get ready to taste the hottest salsa as numerous businesses and restaurants compete to beat the original family recipe.
Ahwatukee Chili Cookoff and Carnival @ Ahwatukee Park
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Chandler Ostrich Festival @ 2250 S. McQueen Rd. Chandler, Arizona
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Hours: 2pm
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Price: $13, $11 children under 12
7 Buck Run - 914-763-2373
South Salem, NY 10590
Description: Get outside during the holidays at the Wolf Conservation Center. Learn about the mythology, biology and ecology of wolf families. Guests will assemble lupine gifts for Ambassador wolves Atka, Alawa, and Zephyr, then enjoy watching the wolves tear them open! Guests will also visit the center's other endangered wolves. Pre-registration required. December 26 and 28 at 11am; December 30 at 2pm.


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The hadiths inform us that one of the trickeries of the antichrist is confusing people by the use of sly whispering. The antichrist will cause people to feel unnecessary disquiet and thus to hesitate over joining the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as) when they appear. The fact is, however, that the Prophet Jesus (as) is a holy prophet, chosen and honored in the Sight of Allah. He is a holy prophet, and when people see his powerful fear of Allah and profound faith they will realize that he is far superior to other people. By Allah's leave, those who look upon him in a sincere manner will feel no reservations about recognizing him in their hearts. Hazrat Mahdi (as), on the other hand, is a superior personage with very elevated moral values, honored by Allah with the task of leading people to salvation in the End Times. Everyone who evaluates events with their consciences will, if Allah so wills, realizes that Hazrat Mahdi (as) is a holy figure specially appointed by Allah. However, people who lack profound faith, who do not have the requisite fear of Allah or who have a hypocritical character will be unable to recognize the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as) and will be reluctant to take their places alongside these holy individuals under the influence of the whisperings of the antichrist and his supporters.
The hadiths of our Prophet (saas) reveal how the antichrist will deceive people by means of whispering and leading them in skepticism:
Whoever hears that the antichrist has come should keep away from him. By Allah! One will come to him and will think that he is a believer, but he will follow him on account of the doubts that he will raise in his mind. (Al Muttaqi al-Hindi, Kanz al-Ummal, 2057)
Let him who hears of the antichrist go far from him for I swear by Allah that a man will come to him thinking he is a believer and follow him because of confused ideas roused in him by him. (Sunan Abu Dawud, Book 37, 4305)
Our Prophet (saas) has particularly warned people against this aspect of the antichrist. The characteristic in question bears a close resemblance to the perverted nature of satan. Allah has revealed in the Qur'an how satan also seeks to deceive people by whispering and sowing false doubts:
[Satan said,] "I will lead them astray and fill them with false hopes…" (Surat an-Nisa', 119)
He makes promises to them and fills them with false hopes… (Surat an-Nisa', 120)
In the continuation of this verse, Allah reveals how these false doubts and whisperings of satan actually consist merely of a hollow deception: "… But what satan promises them is nothing but delusion." (Surat an-Nisa', 120)
Like satan, the promises the antichrist makes, the groundless doubts he causes people to feel and his whisperings are all similarly invalid and groundless. Nonetheless, in the same way that some people listen to satan's false suggestions, they will also listen to the whisperings of the antichrist and turn their backs on the true path. The situation of those people who are taken in by the false doubts sown by satan and who avoid adopting true believers as their friends, supporting and standing alongside them, is described in the Qur'an, together with the regret they will feel in the Hereafter as a result of this:
They will call out to them, "Were we not with you?" They will reply, "Indeed you were. But you made trouble for yourselves and hung back and doubted and false hopes deluded you until Allah's command arrived. The deluder deluded you about Allah." (Surat al-Hadid, 14)
As we are told in the verse, these people have gone along with the deceptions of satan and have doubted whether devout believers are actually on the true path and whether Allah will inevitably bestow superiority upon them.
The hadiths of our Prophet (saas) also indicate that when the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as) appear, such people will, under the influence of the antichrist, harbor doubts about their intellectual struggle on the true path and also look on them with suspicion.
The antichrist's whisperings aimed at causing people to treat the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as) with suspicion will take many various forms. He will suggest that their interests will be damaged if they go along with the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as), that the order they have established will be impaired, that they will suffer material losses, or be exposed to pressure and unwelcome reactions from society. It is a characteristic of the antichrist that he is able to make the most cunning use of these matters to make people feel disquiet and thus to lead them in the direction of his choosing. It is revealed in the Qur'an that communities in the past have also harbored doubts about the true faith preached by the prophets, and have turned their backs on them due to unfounded concerns and disquiet. One such verse is as follows:
They said, "Salih, we had great hopes in you before this happened. Do you forbid us to worship what our fathers worshipped? We have grave doubts about what you are calling us to." (Surah Hud, 62)
In the same way that believers with a genuine faith in Allah never pay heed to satan's false doubts, they are never influenced in even the slightest way by the lies, trickery and false suggestion of the antichrist. They believe in Allah and His messenger, and bow to our Lord in complete submission. These moral values of devout believers are praised as follows in the Qur'an:
The believers are only those who have believed in Allah and His Messenger and then have had no doubt and have strived with their wealth and themselves in the Way of Allah. They are the ones who are true to their word. (Surat al-Hujurat, 15)
The Antichrist Will Use People's Feelings of Envy and Pride to Prevent the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as) from Being Recognized
Pride and self-love are the main moral flaws that prevent people abiding by their consciences and seeing the truth. In the Qur'an Allah has commanded people to avoid pride and arrogance.
Pride is at the same time one of the distinguishing characteristics of satan, whose irrational arrogance is revealed in the Qur'an:
He [Allah] said, "What prevented you from prostrating when I commanded you to?" He [satan] replied, "I am better than him. You created me from fire and You created him from clay." (Surat al-A'raf, 12)
According to satan's twisted logic, he regarded himself as superior to man, for which reason he refused to obey Allah's command and to prostrate himself before him. Satan's pride prevented him from immediately seeing the truth and from obeying our Lord. This moral deficiency of satan may also appear in people who do not live according to Qur'anic values and who have a hypocritical character. These people's pride may be most evident in situations in which they need to obey the messengers sent to them. The feeling of grandeur they possess has throughout the course of history prevented such people from appreciating the superior virtues of the messengers sent to them and from adhering to the true path to which they were called. They avoided complying with the prophets by making irrational and illogical excuses. Admitting the superiority of someone else is one of the subjects that a proud person's lower self finds it hardest to accommodate. Allah reveals in the Qur'an how throughout history such people have used the excuse "they are human, just like me" to avoid adhering to the true path to which the messengers summoned them, and even to turn their backs on the truth. Allah describes these people's distorted logic thus in the Qur'an:
Nothing prevents people from having faith when guidance comes to them but the fact that they say, "Has Allah sent a human being as messenger?" Say: "If there had been angels on the Earth going about in peace, We would have sent down to them an angel from heaven as messenger." (Surat al-Isra', 94-95)
For people caught up in feelings of pride and self-love as a result of satan's indoctrination, following another human being like themselves and complying with the truth sent down with that person is one of the hardest things for their lower selves to cope with. According to their ignorant criteria, the person they should heed should be superior to them in terms of such worldly characteristics as wealth, rank, position or prestige. Yet according to Qur'anic moral values, who guard against evil makes him/her superior to another. One person's worth or superiority depends on such moral features as faith, fear of Allah, sincerity, justice, honesty, patience, compassion and loyalty. The prophets were blessed individuals, chosen and honored in the Sight of Allah, whom our Lord appointed as role models because of their moral virtues and attitudes. Therefore, to join with such blessed individuals, selected for His servants by our Lord, and to follow in their path is a great blessing for believers. However, like all those people throughout history who have been unable to appreciate this blessing from our Lord, people who are caught up in the same error in the End Times will act towards the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as) out of that same spirit of pride, under the influence of the antichrist. Because of their pride, they will be unable to appreciate them properly and will be reluctant to follow them. Despite understanding with their consciences, they will still not support them, and may even ignore the whole situation even though they actually recognize these holy individuals. (Allah knows the truth.)
Another moral failing of the proud is that they are envious. Envy is revealed in the Qur'an as an evil of the lower self and a trait to be avoided, and throughout history has led people to avoid compliance with the messengers sent to them. It is revealed in the Qur'an that some people have opposed the prophets because of jealousy at what had been revealed to them:
What an evil thing they have sold themselves for in rejecting what Allah has sent down, outraged that Allah should send down His favor on whichever of His servants He wills. They have brought down anger upon anger on themselves. The unbelievers will have a humiliating punishment. (Surat al-Baqara, 90)
The hadiths also contain indications that in the End Times the antichrist will incite people's feelings of pride and envy and thus seek to prevent them from complying with the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as). People affected by these suggestions from the antichrist will avoid following the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as) because they think that this will damage their own grandeur and pride, for which reason they will pretend not to recognize them. Even though these people see, from the portents they witness, the events that take place, and from the reason, foresight, discernment and moral virtues manifested in the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as), that they are actually summoning them to salvation, they will still pretend not to. (Allah knows the truth.)
The way that people turn their backs on the truth solely because of their pride, despite grasping it in their consciences is a state of affairs revealed in the Qur'an:
And they repudiated them wrongly and haughtily, in spite of their own certainty about them. See the final fate of the corrupters. (Surat an-Naml, 14)
With the power of understanding bestowed on them by their consciences and their faith, however, devout believers will immediately recognize the Prophet Jesus (as) and Hazrat Mahdi (as) and bind themselves to them with a sincere love and respect.


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Sen. Schumer and CDTA announce proposed bus line expansion
CDTA announces plans to significantly expand its bus rapid transit - or BusPlus - service in the Capital Region.
CEO Carm Basile says they're looking at two new lines. Plans are to seek as much as $30 to $40 million in federal funds. Citing past bipartisan agreement on transportation projects, Sen. Chuck Schumer says he's pretty sure the money can be secured.
BusPlus is a limited-stop service that features not only a quicker ride but also enhanced customer perks, such as larger stations and signal priority, which means the lights should almost always be green for the buses.
The two new lines would include one east-west along Washington and Western Ave. from downtown Albany out to Crossgates Mall, and the other north-south along the river from downtown out to the Waterford area along Routes 4 and 32. Basile says it may be some time before these routes are fully developed.
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Don't try to pretend that you're not checking for the next Indy movie. We all are. Vanity Fair has a long and interesting chronicle of the process that has led to the filming of the fourth "Indiana Jones" movie, Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, due out in the coming year. If [Read More…]
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Beach Sunset
Photograph by Gina McGuire
Santa Barbara provided a picturesque setting for the National Geographic Photo Camp – Ocean for Life (OFL) program. In partnership with NOAA, OFL brought 30 students from Lebanon, Pakistan, Kuwait, Qatar, Egypt, Bahrain, and all over North America together to learn about one another through ocean science, documenting their experience with the help of the National Geographic Photo Camp Media Team.
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Hair Blowing
Photograph by Erica Knox
Noaf Anwar Almurbati, from Bahrain, enjoys the boat journey out to the Channel Islands Marine Sanctuary and Santa Cruz Island, where many of the OFL students went camping for the very first time.
Shadow in Water
Photograph by Hala Kamil Zahr
Santa Barbara provided the ideal home base for the OFL program—many of the Middle Eastern participants had never experienced an expanse of water like the Pacific.
Open Water
Photograph by Emiliano Valle
Students took advantage of calm waters around Santa Cruz Island to kayak out and snorkel to photograph garibaldis, sea urchins, kelp forests, and sea stars.
Fish in Hand
Photograph by Brooke Liston
Participants in NOAA's Ocean for Life program have the opportunity to explore marine life in a hands-on environment that creates an impactful outdoor classroom experience.
Taking a Water Sample
Photograph by Alhassan Ali Omar
The Ocean for Life program teaches students the importance of conservation and stewardship by having participants conduct field studies. Here, students test water quality and acidity at popular Hendry's Beach in California.
Photograph by Erica Knox
Students were given underwater cameras and instruction from National Geographic Photo Camp staff on how to use the cameras to document their experience.
Garibaldi fish
Photograph by Basmah Al-Mesad
The garibaldi is a popular, curious fish protected by the Channel Islands Marine Sanctuary and California state law.
Flowers in the Sunset
Photograph by Brooke Liston
Students learned about the unique geography of Santa Cruz Island during a four-day stay at the Nature Conservancy's Reserve station.
Photograph by Natasha Khan
Pakistani student Natasha Khan practiced unique ways to take photos. In this picture, she captures the lighthouse on Anacapa Island as seen through a viewer.
Man Holding Drum
Photograph by Ellie Burck
In addition to learning about marine sciences and photography, students gained insight into cultures with a spiritual connection to the ocean and its resources, including that of the Chumash Indians.
Photograph by Hala Kamil Zahr
As part of the Ocean for Life and National Geographic Photo Camp programs, students are encouraged by staff and mentors to explore self-portrait photography.
Crawling Crab
Photograph by Amira Ahmed Ali
Amira Ahmed Ali, from Egypt, captures a close-up of one of the smaller creatures on Santa Barbara's beaches.
Bird Posing
Photograph by Aneesah Jaffer
Anacapa Island's flourishing kelp forests provide a healthy foundation for both marine and land animals.
Girl Underwater
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Ocean for Life student Natasha Khan plans to return to Pakistan and organize her community to help clean up her city's streams and waterways.
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is it this guy? haha - some amazing answers here too!
is it this guy? haha - some amazing answers here too!
I would turn up and say I have never done BJJ in my life, Then try and kill everyone in sparing.
When they say I thought you have never done this before. Say you have not, but you used to do Judo when you were at school.
58KG (126 lbs) Wuss, the same weight as my 13 year old nephew.
Got a fb link bro? Or that website?
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"I honestly can't even remember my old signature, so I'll have this one"
So after some investigation turns out this just might be my friend's CKD place http://www.eackd.com/ in Redhill. I see no reference to BJJ on the site though. My friend tells me their instructor teaches bjj basics to their students and beginners, wearing a white belt. Be good if an unknown could attempt to attend a class to verify..
"Yes, making mock o' uniforms that guard you while you sleep" Rudyard Kipling
Sat mornings are for BBC? What does that mean? I hope it's not what I think it means?!!


description: During South America's rainy season, the rivers rise up to the treetops, bringing piranhas with them. A clumsy egret chick loses balance and plunges into the maelstrom.

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South America has more than 20 species of piranha.
The most notorious is the red-bellied piranha...and they're about to earn their reputation.
In the rainy season, rivers crest their banks and flood the land.
Piranha follow.
The rain brings a bumper crop of prey: Great white egrets nesting in the only dry place left.
Awkward young egrets aren't ready to fly so if they lose their balance, they're goners.
Like sharks, piranha have sensors to detect other creatures' movements.
Once blood is shed, piranha can detect a drop from two miles away.
Thrashing only draws more piranha.
All that's left is pillow stuffing.


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If I had to think of one word that described what COSIA was doing on a domestic and international front, I would have to say "GROWTH". This organization is not just growing in size, but it's growing in HEART. Year after year, the board of directors / volunteers/ and supporters alike are able to bring three distinctions to the table for me: integrity, realness, and an ability to inspire it's members and supporters both personally and professionally. The awesome thing is that this growth is not just for new COSIA affiliates, but for seasoned members like myself. I have been a member since 2009 and an active volunteer since 2012, during this time I have been apart of almost every WA Chapter event. This has aided me in the areas of my finances, health, organizational skills, relationships, spirituality, and creativity. Our consistent programming in the form of email blasts and other marketing initiatives have caused us all to become EXCITED and PARTICIPATORY. On more than one occasion, I have been personally called by President, Mrs. Cassandra Williams, to see how I was doing and how I wanted to participate in "xyz" event. I have learned that with each professional event we are able to plan, that it's not just planned to have a good vent, but to touch and inspire lives. The impact may seem small now, but I will never know how this work will benefit the generations to come. I look forward to seeing the ladies of COSIA grow in all the ways we set out to do! I am especially excited to hear the agenda, plans, and theme for 2015 from the board of directors! Thank you COSIA, you have exceedingly and abundantly surpassed my expectations.
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COSIA is more to me than a network of business associates, friends, and members -- it's a network of family members. I look forward to the once-monthly meetings in Seattle, WA. It is there that I enjoy networking over tea with other meeting goers and learning something new from our acclaimed speakers/instructors. We've had 10 classes this year so far, everything from goal setting to negotiation to emergency preparedness and self reliance. Outside of our Seattle meetings, I can stay in "network" by looking at the COSIA website and checking my email for other events, articles, and updates. As the new year approaches, I look forward to knowing that the 2014-2015 COSIA board of officers strives for new and innovative ways to grow its members both professionally and personally. Both are needed & I am proud to be apart of such a philanthropic and caring organization!
For the past few years, since its inception, COSIA has done its best to serve under-served populations in New York, particularly in the Bronx through the many activities and events that its held: from financial and leadership workshops to community-building projects.
Not only have these activities and events served the under-served but also the privileged members of COSIA through wonderful events, like its Annual Retreat and Conference, which for the past few years has been held in the quiet and lovely Chester, CT.
We, in COSIA, are, likewise, grateful to the donors we have who support these activities and events. Thank you!
My friend speaks so highly of this organization and to see her progress so much mentally, professionally and spirituality thanks to this organization I have also grown to admire the work that they do.
COSIA is an amazing organization of women connecting, inspiring and supporting one another in fulfilling each others goals and uplifting others. This is a great organization to foster female-centered relationships and community involvement. The professionalism of every volunteer, the networking events and the opportunities garnered in the course of networking are outstanding in every way. My very close friend who is a big role model to me introduced me to Cosia and I am looking forward be more involved in future networking events.
More organizations like this are needed in the community! Society has trained women that they have no value and that we can not build ourselves or one another. COSIA is a voice of women across the country. I commend any organization that empowers the members/community, because WE HAVE AND HOLD THE POWER IN THIS WORLD!
COSIA is a wonderful organization that brings women together. My friend, who holds a great role in the organization has grew and learned so much within her time of being part of COSIA. It's amazing they have something to culture women and make them be great leaders of tomorrow!
This is a great organization to foster female-centered relationships and community involvement. I have met a great bunch of women who all want to be the best versions of themselves and help their communities be the best they can be as well. This organization has been a great source of support and laughter and I'm grateful that we are in each others' lives. I feel great knowing that what I do can have the smallest of impacts on women and girls in under-served communities.
Cultivating Our Sisterhood International Association is a not-for-profit that is worth the time spent volunteering. The professionalism of every volunteer, the networking events and the opportunities garnered in the course of networking are outstanding in every way. The purpose of the organization, to be of help to and encouragement for women, girls and families, is an achievement and endeavor that is prolific and philanthropic. Giving back to the communities where we live, throughout the world, is the antithesis of the world's view of life in the 21st century.
In my time spent at COSIA as a writer, managing editor, editor-in-chief and publications director, I have seen the organization continually grow in social media and every endeavor necessary for a not for profit in this day and age to function successfully. The yearly retreats in Connecticut have been a source of growth for the participants due to the creative, enlightening and soul-searching events and activities that are an integral part of the COSIA brand. I look forward to 2015 to see COSIA reach the goals it was designed to achieve and move forward in the pursuit of continued and expected excellence.
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COSIA is my first direct affiliation with a nonprofit organization. I had always wanted to be a part of a wonderful organization that gives back to the community, however I did not know how to go about becoming involved with one, or what I could do to contribute. I am so grateful that Lois Reddick asked me to contribute to the newsletter COSIAnet. Because of my desire to work on the newsletter, I not only satisfied my interest in contributing to a nonprofit, but my love of writing as well. The workshops and networking events help me with my direction as far as where I want to go with my future, and I know that the ongoing events will help in my elevation. The positive reinforcement received from my sisters in the organization is inspiring. The retreat that we attended this August was so incredibly uplifting, and the best part is that there is every opportunity to give back as much as take in. I am privileged to sit on the board as Publication Chair. I believe that as COSIA continues to grow, this nonprofit will be an even greater international organization that will draw many more women and girls of all walks of life to positive heights, and benefit all who are involved.
I have grown so much during my time with Cosia so far, I can not wait to see what the future holds for me within this terrific organization. you will defiantly grow professionally, mentally and I dare even say spiritually. I love being apart of this amazing group.


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Attorney General Kamala D. Harris Issues Statement on President Obama's Immigration Announcement
SACRAMENTO --- Attorney General Kamala D. Harris today released the following statement:
"The President is exactly right. Our law enforcement resources are limited, and should be directed towards dealing with serious and violent criminals. There is no rationale for spending these precious resources on college kids, military members, small business entrepreneurs, and productive members of society who were brought here by their parents. I applaud the President's leadership on this issue, and believe it takes us one step closer to the comprehensive immigration reform our nation needs."


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ECOS3002 - Development Economics
Semester 1, 2014 | Credit Points: 6
Coordinator: Russell Dean Toth
This unit examines the role of the state, rationale for planning and market mechanisms in developing economies, and also the sociocultural preconditions and economic requirements for a market economy. It focuses on a wide range of developmental problems and issues from both microeconomic and macroeconomic points of view. It closely studies the integration process of the traditional segment of a developing society into its modern counterpart in countries selected from Asia, Africa, Latin America, the Caribbean, and the Pacific regions.
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Springer Publishing in New York has released Fundamentals of Nursing Test Success: An Unfolding Case Study Review, written by Chair of Francis Marion University's Department of Nursing Dr. Ruth A. Wittmann-Price.
Dr. Wittmann-Price co-wrote the book with Frances Cornelius, associate clinical professor, chair of the Master of Nursing (MSN) Advanced Role Department and coordinator of Clinical Nursing Informatics Education at Drexel University in Philadelphia, Pa.
Based on a philosophy of active learning, this innovative text uses unfolding case studies as a compelling vehicle for learning fundamental nursing content. The book provides engaging test review preparation for course success and NCLEX-RN test success. For two consecutive years, 100 percent of the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) graduates at FMU have passed the NCLEX-RN licensure examination on their first attempt under the leadership of Dr. Wittmann-Price.
She is co-editor and chapter contributor of three books, Nursing Education: Foundations for Practice Excellence (2007) (American Journal of Nursing {AJN} Book of the Year Award winner), The Certified Nurse Examination (CNE) Review Manual (2009), and NCLEX-RN EXCEL Test Success through Unfolding Case Study Review (2010).
She has also published Fast facts for Developing a Nursing Academic Portfolio (2012), and Maternal-Child Nursing Test Success: An Unfolding Case Study Review (with Francis H. Cornelius) (2011). Her chapter "The role of the educator," in Role Development for Doctoral Advanced Nursing Practice (Dreher, M. & Glasgow, M. E. S., Eds.) contributed to the book winning the AJN Book of the Year Award, 2011. Dr. Wittmann-Price has also published numerous articles and presents nationally on nursing educational topics as well as offering a Continuing Nursing Education (CNE) review course with Dr. Linda Wilson, assistant dean for special projects, simulation and CNE accreditation at Drexel University.
Dr. Wittmann-Price earned an associate's degree in applied science and a bachelor's degree in nursing from Felician College in Lodi, N.J. in 1978 and 1981, respectively. She received a master's degree as a perinatal clinical nurse specialist from Columbia University in New York in 1983. Dr. Wittmann-Price completed her doctorate in nursing science at Widener University in Chester, Pa. in 2006.


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Ever let mercy outweigh all else in you. Let our compassion be a mirror where we may see in ourselves that likeness and that true image which belong to the Divine nature and Divine essence. A heart hard and unmerciful will never be pure.
– St. Isaac of Syria
There are but two commandments that may never be broken—regardless of the circumstance. Love the Lord your God, and love your neighbor as yourself. Against such things, there is no law. There are no extenuating circumstances; while there may be excuse for failure, there is no justification. The whole of man's responsibility is summed up in these truths—more constant than gravity and stronger even than death.
Love the Lord your God is fairly straight-forward. How much should we love?—that's defined when Jesus restated the command to the Pharisee about said law—with all our heart and soul and mind and strength. How do we love God? To start, we can love our neighbor, because God loves them and God loves us—that wonderful injustice—God loves us, without qualm, reservation, hesitation or condition.
But how can we ever love our neighbor well enough to reflect the love of God? After all, while these commands are given based on importance, there is an implied proximity in their relation to us. The greatest distance in the world is not the space between our Earth and our Sun, but rather, the distance between man and God. The second greatest span is that between man and his neighbor. Perhaps this is why folks like St. Francis lived and died on the doorstep of Heaven—for he was reconciled to his Maker and he made all men his brothers and all women his sisters.
How can we love our neighbor? We must love him like God loves him. We must cover his sin with grace. We must restrain his liberty if it be for his own good. We must take it upon ourselves to make him our brother—not even our brother, but our very selves. The Good Samaritan did not treat the wounded victim on the side of the road as he would treat an acquaintance, or even a friend, but how he would want—but not expect—his very self to be treated.
And so it is preached, and so we general allow. The scandal of grace is a wonderful thing to hear. No reasonable Christian will say that God does not love all men, and that we are not to go and do likewise.
And this an easy command when we are detached from the subject of our love. Any man can say "Peace be with you" to a person he has never interacted with. Where Christians (read "human beings") are prone to slip and stumble is when we venture out into the world—and get cut off in traffic. Or we arise early in the morning to pray and be quiet with the Lord, and walk to our car with the fire of love in our hearts—and find that our ride to work has been stolen.
Or, even worse, we sit in church and hear the Gospel of Jesus preached, and we go out into the world and deal with sinners (as if all men aren't sinners) as the personification of their vices. When this happens, we are not only damning the object of our judgment, but we are damning ourselves, since our neighbors are our life. We are, effectively, making people worse than they are. When our hearts are hardened, the woman who has been tragically twisted into a life of sexual promiscuity, slowly compromising until her heart is a maze of hairline cracks, is no longer God's daughter, but a slut. The man struggling with same-sex attraction is no longer a broken human being (as we all are), but a project—a problem to be fixed; if not fixed, then protested against. We must remember that even the Pharisees brought sinners before Jesus—the woman caught in adultery was publicly hurled before Christ's feet right before they planned to stone her to death.
Mother Teresa once said that "we ourselves feel that what we are doing is just a drop in the ocean. But the ocean would be less because of that missing drop." The problem with treating our neighbors as the embodiment of vices, the infinite sin of not extending grace to our fallen brothers and sister, is that we are missing the drops for the ocean. When Jesus said "Love your neighbor as you love yourself" he did not mean "Love humanity as you love yourself." Love of humanity is an abstract easily attained by the righteous and unrighteous alike. When Jesus said love your neighbor, he meant love your neighbor—your dirty, sinful, annoying neighbor. And if we would only but give it two seconds of thought, we would see ourselves in every one of our neighbors. If we would give it a second more, we would see God in them.
We are indeed saved through grace; the love of God comes first, and overshadows all, even our own weakness. But if we are not a reflection of the love of God, we should tread carefully as we approach the Mercy Seat of Heaven. For love covers a multitude of sins, but belief without love is the religion of demons and devils. That blessed throne from which Christ steps down from to embrace his children is the same seat from which he will cast fallen angels eternally away from his presence. The only difference is the love and mercy borne of a relationship with Christ.
Our brothers and sisters who have yet to be reconciled to their Maker do not need to be proven wrong. They do not need to be argued with. They do not need to condemned (usually). They do not need to be beaten into Heaven. What man—every man—needs is the love of Christ. And with Christ living in our hearts, if we do not show that Divine love—who will?


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This illuminated wreath is crafted to create the look of hand-carved ice and has a three-dimensional, hand-painted holiday scene inspired by Thomas Kinkade's original artwork. Sixteen LEDs glisten through the clear, crystalline wreath and cast a golden glow onto the central tableau of a Victorian home and chapel with illuminated windows, snowcapped evergreen trees, skaters on an icy pond, and a cobblestone bridge. Seven blown-glass ornaments are painted with Thomas Kinkade's artwork and hang prominently from the 15"-diameter wreath. Includes additional silver-colored ornaments. Each wreath is hand-numbered and comes with a certificate of authenticity. Requires three AA batteries. 15" Diam. x 3" D. (3 1/4 lbs.)
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Wife loves it!
By Ladlesrus
from Valparaiso,In.
Best Uses
Christmas decoration. HEAVY battery use. No transformer option.Will not be lit-up again until I find a tranformer.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Plastic wreath
By Don
from Ottawa ON
Too heavy for hanging on a wall or door
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Lived up to it's picture
By Nancy
from Boston, MA
Fast delivery
dABsolutelyu beautiful and unique
By Lucy
from Buffalo, NY
Very pleased with my beautiful wreath.It is beautiful and unique...never have seen another one quite like it.
Family happy with wreath
By Ruth
from Hawaii
Family likes Thomas Kinkaid. Prevously a Christmas tree pleased the family. Now the wreath graces their home.
Slightly Dissappointed
By Razorback Jim
from Clarksville, AR 72830
Used as a wreath in our home and it is even more beautiful than expected. Unfortunately, the Victorian home & chapel, trees, skaters and bridge are not centered, but instead tilt low and toward the right side. Either that or the loop by which the wreath hangs is off center. My wife used other decorations to try and make it look even.
Not as expected
By Disappointed
from Scranton, PA
I would have questioned material as plastic when it was described as crystalline, but the website warned of a lead hazard which led me to believe it was crystal. It's pretty, but below expectations.Since it was a gift for my sister and she loves it, I kept it. Shipping charges were ridiculous for a 2 1/2 lb. item. The exterior box was flimsy and damaged, although the wreath was well protected inside.
By Diana G.
from TN
this product looks better in the advertisement than it really is
A work of art
By Caryn
from Bakersfield, Ca
This is a gorgeous, glistening wreath, that brings conversation. It truly is a work of art.
Can't wait till Christmas!
By Liz M
from Long Island, NY
Goes great with matching snowmen.
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ROCK HILL, SC – Brevard College junior pitcher Martika Elmore, and sophomore third baseman, Maddie Fletcher were both named to the South Atlantic Conference All-Conference Second Team, while Chelsi Mallory received accolades for leading the conference in doubles per game.
Elmore, who led the conference in strikeouts with 235, finished the season with a 14-14 record and a 2.93 ERA, completing 21 games and throwing two no-hitters. At the plate, Elmore recorded six RBIs, two homeruns, five runs scores, and nine hits in 34 at bats.
Fletcher, a pre-season second team All-Conference player, finished the season with a .275 batting average, 20 RBIs, and eight runs scored to earn a spot on the Second Team as a third baseman.
Mallory finished the season with a team best, .383 batting average, and a conference best 22 doubles (0.49 per game) to achieve the Statistical Champion Award in the doubles per game category. She also led the team with 24 RBIs, three homeruns, and added a triple and 20 scored runs.
The South Atlantic Conference also honors four Brevard seniors in Kristina Clayton, Jennifer Gift, Liz Houser, and Rachel Montgomery.
Lenoir-Rhyne University junior shortstop Kat Rivers, who helped lead the Bears to the conference championship, and Newberry College senior pitcher Amanda Huckestein headline the 2010 South Atlantic Conference All-Conference Softball Team, the league announced today.
Lenoir-Rhyne coach Shena Hollar, who guided the Bears to their sixth conference championship in the last 11 years, was named Coach of the Year for the third time in her career.
Lenoir-Rhyne University freshman pitcher Alex Smith, who went 18-3 on the mound with a 1.25 ERA with 74 strikeouts and four shutouts, was named Freshman of the Year.
Rivers was named Player of the Year after leading the conference with 141 total bases. She was second in the league with a.435 batting average.
Huckestein picked up her second straight Pitcher of the Year award. This season, she went 18-6 on the mound and led the conference with a 1.03 ERA while striking out 192 batters.
Mars Hill College's Rebekah Huff received the Scholar-Athlete Award for softball. Huff is a senior majoring in Math and carries a perfect 4.0 GPA and will serve as Valedictorian for the 2010 graduating class.
She was a second-team All-Conference selection at second base in 2009 and is batting .331 this season.
Huff is actively involved in the Locust Grove church youth group, where she plays drums in the church band. She also volunteers as a math tutor at local high schools.
Conference champion Lenoir-Rhyne led the way with six All-Conference selections, including five on the first team. Carson-Newman College had five All-Conference selections
The awards will be presented Thursday after the third game of the 2010 Food Lion SAC Softball Tournament, which will be played at Wingate University.
The South Atlantic Conference All-Conference teams are selected by the league's head coaches.
Regular season statistical champions and senior awards were also announced.
Catcher – Sarah Atkins, Lenoir-Rhyne
Pitcher – Amanda Huckestein, Newberry
Pitcher – Dawon Millwood, Lenoir-Rhyne
Pitcher – Brittany Blankenship, Wingate
1st base – Ashley Seawell, Mars Hill
2nd base – Carlee Carpenter, Lenoir-Rhyne
Shortstop – Kat Rivers, Lenoir-Rhyne
3rd base – Natalie Haithcox, Mars Hill
Outfield – Brittany Cherry, Lenoir-Rhyne
Outfield – LaRonda McClain, Wingate
Outfield – Aissa Gatewood, Newberry
Utility – Mary Shealy, Carson-Newman
Catcher – Bri Shoemake, Carson-Newman
Pitcher – Alex Smith, Lenoir-Rhyne
Pitcher – Martika Elmore, Brevard
1st base – Sarah Little, Carson-Newman
2nd base – Allie Marshall, Catawba
Shortstop – Jessie Howard, Carson-Newman
3rd base – Maddie Fletcher, Brevard
Outfield – Carly Sabat, Catawba
Outfield – Chelsea Chipoletti, Newberry
Outfield – Whitney Durham, Carson-Newman
Utility – Meghan LaFevor, Lincoln Memorial
Player of the Year – Kat Rivers, Lenoir-Rhyne
Pitcher of the Year – Amanda Huckestein, Newberry
Freshman of the Year – Alex Smith, Lenoir-Rhyne
Coach of the Year – Shena Hollar, Lenoir-Rhyne
Scholar-Athlete – Rebekah Huff, Mars Hill
Statistical Champions
Batting Average - Ashley Seawell, Mars Hill, .464
On-Base Pct. - Ashley Seawell, Mars Hill, .504
Slugging Pct. - Kat Rivers, Lenoir-Rhyne, .839
Home Runs Per Game - Ashley Duckworth, Lenoir-Rhyne, 0.36
RBIs Per Game - Allie Marshall, Catawba, 1.33
Runs Scored Per Game - Kathryn Geouge, Catawba, 1.14
Triples Per Game - Jackie Adams, Lincoln Memorial, 0.12
Doubles Per Game - Chelsi Mallory, Brevard, 0.49
SBs Per Game - Jessie Howard, Carson-Newman, 0.73
Earned Run Average - Amanda Huckestein, Newberry, 1.03
Strikeouts Per Game - Amanda Huckestein, Newberry, 9.38
Pitching Victories - Dawon Millwood, Lenoir-Rhyne, 19
Team Batting Average - Lenoir-Rhyne, .333
Team Slugging Percentage – Lenoir-Rhyne, .578
Team Runs Scored Per Game - 6.78
Team Home Runs Per Game – Lenoir-Rhyne, 1.62
Team RBIs Per Game – Lenoir-Rhyne, 6.20
Team On-Base Percentage - Carson-Newman, .424
Team Stolen Bases Per Game – Carson-Newman, 2.07
Team Earned Run Average - Wingate, 1.48
Senior Awards
Liz Houser
Kristina Clayton
Jennifer Gift
Rachel Montgomery
Carson Newman
Sarah Little
Jessie Howard
Brittney Thornburg
Allie Marshall
Kristyn Funderburke
Kathryn Geouge
Callie Gordy
Brittany Cherry
Ashley Duckworth
Lincoln Memorial
Devin Sponseller
Mars Hill
Ashley Angell
Lindsey Barrier
Tiffany Farthing
Rebekah Huff
Anna James
Whitney Wiles
Stephanie Blazer
Jessica Reid
Sara Powell
Haley Watson
Kristen Hicks
Tiffany Pigage
Amanda Huckestein
Lynnsey Jett
Racheal Wilburn
Holli Cadenhead
Jennifer Turley
Kelsey Emig
Debra Grijalva
LaRonda McClain
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packet loss can occur for several reasons...
Let me google that for you
Hi all, this is my first post here. I've done some searching but I can't find a post similar to the problems I'm having.
I'm trying to view another clients (ie. my desktop) traffic on my laptop. I've been going to this web page on my desktop: BLUE - Backgrounds and Patterns It is just a page with a few background pictures on it. My problem is that I'm not grabbing all the packets. Sure I get some, but only 50% or less it seems.
I've tried a few different ways, and I don't know if any of them are even the correct way to do it.
I have also tried two different interface devices, with similar results with both devices..
Here they are listed:
PCI: Atheros Communications Inc. AR5001 Wireless Network Adapter (INTERNAL)
USB: Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8187 Wireless Adapter(ALFA AWUS036H)
I've tried to just obtain an ip address and open wireshark on wlan0 and have promiscuous mode enabled. This seems to work the best, but I still do not capture all the packets.
I've tried to set my card into monitor mode
airmon-ng start wlan0
airodump-ng -c 11 --bssid mybssid mon0 -w cap
I then open the cap in wireshark(or I start wireshark on mon0) and I'm not getting all the packets that way either.
I've also tried a few different distances from the AP.
the AP is a netgear WGR614v7 through I doubt that has much to do with it.
It is also a completely open AP no enc. to auth.
Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong?
packet loss can occur for several reasons...
Let me google that for you
Gee, google, never thought of that.
And it isn't a problem with wireshark. It is a problem with the card being in monitor mode or promiscuous mode, which googleing that only explains to try ARP poisoning, which I'm not ready to move on to yet.
I guess what I'm asking is if major packet loss is to be expected with a card in monitor mode, or could I have a hardware/ software issue?
If someone gives you a non specific answer you should check to see if you provided specific detail.
Some questions that occurred to me when I read your post: How do you know you aren't grabbing all the packets? Which ones aren't you grabbing? Is there anything specific about the ones you are not getting that might indicate the source of the problem? Encryption?
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The AP is totally open, no Encryption.
Here is how I know I'm missing packets:
I have wireshark open on 2 computers, both connected to the AP through wifi. The desktop I'm surfing from, and the laptop that I have in monitor mode(with it locked on the channel of the AP). The dump on the desktop shows all http traffic, where as the laptop losses a LOT of packets, so much so that I cannot grab most of the http traffic(images, html pages). It almost seems like the card is still hopping channels or isn't updating fast enough? I watch iwconfig to see if the frequency changes and it doesn't report that it is.
I can't see any thing specific in the packets I"m not getting - seems random.
Now if I associate with the AP and get a IP address and do either a DCHP or ARP spoof I get all the traffic, but in monitor mode I don't. and I thought that in monitor mode you could still sniff all the traffic.


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In a brave attempt to spice up my calendar this December, I skipped the usual Google search: "Downloadable/Printable Calendar" and decided to make my own. It's not much but definitely looks good and is a reminder that the holidays are quickly approaching.
This is a VERY simple project and I bet that we can get through it in 5 easy steps!
Here's what you'll need:
A piece of cardboard/poster board, 31 small wooden ornaments, glue, a Sharpie Metallic, Sharpie Oil Based Paint markers in White (not shown below) and Metallic Gold (Metallic Silver is also available) and a Black Fine Point Sharpie.
(I used brown poster board, serving as the back of the calendar)
1st Step
Color your ornaments silver, gold and white with your Sharpie markers.
2nd Step
After the ornaments are colored, skatter them around on the poster board to your liking and glue them down.
3rd Step
Next, number each ornament 1 through 31 in numerical order with a Black Fine Point Sharpie. Try using different font styles to give the calendar a little extra somethin'!
4th Step
With your Black Fine Point Sharpie, write "DECEMBER" along the left side of the calendar.
…and VOILA!
There you have it, your very own custom made seasonal calender that can be used year after year!
This season, UNWRAP WHAT'S INSIDE and discover all the creative uses for Sharpie markers and pens! Stay tuned for more pictorial How-Tos, Video How-Tos (plus outtakes!), gift ideas and more.