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Baroness Howells of St Davids: My Lords, I, too, thank the Minister for the extremely important reform that is being put forward today. However, I wish to take up the matter of the term Xpolitically correct". That term is often used in the media--even in this House--to cover up the discussion of important issues. I know of no serious investigation that has been carried out into children who are brought up outside their culture, but we know of many children who have suffered enormously as a result of being brought up thus.
In the early days we used to ask: can a Protestant bring up a Roman Catholic child to be a Roman Catholic child? When we talk about political correctness and opening the way for white parents to adopt black children, I ask how we would feel if white children were adopted by Asian or Caribbean families in this country. As we are now saying that we shall not look at Xpolitically correct issues"--I do not believe that we should use that term--I wonder what support will be given to parents who adopt outside their race, to ensure that the children are brought up in a manner that is fitting to their culture. A serious problem exists in relation to children who do not know who they are. They listen to comments and suffer as a result of sometimes unintentional racism within the home. We should consider how they feel about that.
One morning I was present in a church whose very good vicar had brought up a black child in his white family. That child hanged himself in the church on his 21st birthday and left a note that I would not dare to repeat in this House. It was a most painful experience. I should like the Government to consider what they are saying on this issue and how they respond to it.
Lord Hunt of Kings Heath: My Lords, one must distinguish between a number of cases where local authorities have made inappropriate decisions and arbitrary judgments about who is suitable to be an adoptive parent and who is not. I believe that the guidance which will come out of the national framework will enable a consistent approach to be taken.
However, I recognise that my noble friend has raised a particularly important point. Prospective adopters are asked to consider all aspects of their own background. I believe that it is right that they do so when deciding on the type of children whom they are prepared to adopt. That helps the adoption agency to match a child with a family which best meets the child's needs, including educational, cultural and medical needs and the need for contact with the birth family.
Social workers are advised that children's birth heritage and religious, cultural and linguistic background are all important factors to consider in finding them a new family. The best family for a child will often be one that best reflects the child's birth heritage. Councils should be proactive in monitoring their local population of looked-after children to enable them to recruit permanent carers who can meet the children's needs.
I also believe that the child's welfare is paramount. No child should be denied loving adoptive parents solely on the ground that the child and the parents do not share the same racial or cultural background. I also say to my noble friend that the support mechanisms that will be put in place, under which adoptive parents will be assessed, will provide a way in which some of the issues that she raised can be tackled.
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Lord Chancellor's Department (Lord Bach): My Lords, I beg to move that this Bill be now read a second time.
The Bill seeks to clarify two points arising out of the Access to Justice Act 1999 where it has become apparent that the powers taken are probably insufficient to maintain the current levels of legal assistance available to those involved in criminal investigations and proceedings.
First, there is a doubt that the interaction of Sections 13 and 14 of the Act allow for advice and assistance to take the form of advocacy in certain proceedings. Secondly, the Bill seeks to ensure that advice and assistance is available to those involved in criminal proceedings, rather than only to those involved in criminal investigations.
As your Lordships know, the provision of criminal legal aid is governed by the Legal Aid Act 1988. That Act makes it possible for those involved in criminal proceedings or investigations to receive advice and assistance, including limited representation at a court or in certain other hearings. That is known as Xadvice by way of representation" or, more commonly, as XABWOR".
The Government always intended that that form of limited representation should continue to be available when the relevant provisions of the Access to Justice Act are brought into force on 2nd April this year. These provisions replace criminal legal aid with representation orders from the criminal defence service. The criminal defence service is to be administered by the Legal Services Commission, which is to replace the Legal Aid Board.
It was during the drafting of the detailed secondary legislation necessary to support the new criminal defence service scheme that my officials raised doubts as to whether the Access to Justice Act did all that was intended. As noble Lords will no doubt recall, the Access to Justice Bill, as it then was, was amended considerably in response to issues raised by both Members of Parliament and your Lordships. One inadvertent result of those amendments appears to be that the continued provision of limited representation will probably not be possible.
Therefore, this Bill clarifies the extent of the Legal Services Commission's duty to fund advice and assistance as part of the new criminal defence service
I hope that it may be helpful if briefly I clear up any confusion that may have arisen between the terms Xcriminal defence service" and Xsalaried defence service". The criminal defence service is the name given to the service which provides all forms of publicly funded legal help for individuals who face a criminal investigation or prosecution. The vast majority of expenditure on the criminal defence service--in the region of #430 million per year--will be needed to pay independent solicitors and barristers who represent those accused of criminal offences.
The salaried defence service will be a tiny part of the criminal defence service. It will also be administered by the Legal Services Commission. The Government believe that a mixed service with some directly employed lawyers and some private practitioners will provide the best service to the public. The salaried defence service will be very small for the foreseeable future. We are planning to open only six offices during the pilot phase, compared to the 3,000 or more solicitors' firms which will have a contract with the Legal Services Commission for the provision of criminal defence services.
The Bill affects only the services which can be provided--it does not distinguish by whom--but, from what I have said, it follows that in the vast majority of cases advocacy assistance will be provided by private practitioners.
Advocacy assistance will form the basis of the court duty solicitor scheme. That scheme provides that, where an individual is remanded in custody or where there is a risk of imprisonment, a duty solicitor at court can give advice and representation at the first hearing. The benefits of the scheme are that vulnerable individuals are represented and, for the criminal justice system as a whole, delay will be avoided in cases where there is no time for the individual to apply for a full representation order.
Advocacy assistance will be available to a prisoner who appears before a parole board hearing or to an individual who faces imprisonment as a result of non-payment of a debt. In a letter generally supporting this Bill, the President of the Law Society, Mr Michael Napier, sought reassurance on one aspect--that is, on those who face imprisonment as a result of non-payment of a debt. I can say to the House--and I do so on Second Reading--that those who face such a sentence of imprisonment as a result of non-payment of a debt are dealt with by the provisions of this Bill.
The second point which the Bill addresses is to ensure that advice and assistance is available for those involved in criminal proceedings as well as in investigations. Section 13 of the Access to Justice Act currently refers only to investigations. It is arguable that once an individual appears in court, he is no longer under Xinvestigation".
I hope that your Lordships will agree that this is a small but important Bill which clears up any doubt about whether the Legal Services Commission will have the power to fund advice and assistance as it was originally intended.
My noble and learned friend the Lord Chancellor has spoken, as I understand it, to both the noble Lords, Lord Kingsland and Lord Goodhart, who have kindly indicated their support for the Bill and have agreed to facilitate a fairly smooth passage through this House. I am grateful to them and hope that your Lordships in general will agree that the Bill should have a smooth and speedy passage, reaching the statute book before the Access to Justice Act is brought into force in April next year.
Moved, That the Bill be now read a second time.--(Lord Bach.)
Lord Goodhart: My Lords, I am tempted to use the old judicial formula of saying XI concur", sitting down and saying nothing more. Indeed, I intend to be very brief indeed on this.
There is no doubt that the old ABWOR scheme was extremely useful. It provided a cheap and relatively informal but useful method of providing a limited degree of assistance in certain circumstances. It would, of course, be most unfortunate if it turned out that similar assistance by way of advocacy were not available under the Access to Justice Act. For that reason, I entirely support the aim of the Bill.
Again, I support entirely the idea that the category of those entitled, under Section 13 of the Act, should be widened to include a group of people who are the subject of criminal proceedings, other than Xinvestigation".
The Minister referred to the salaried defender service. That is something which we opposed strongly during the debates on the Access to Justice Bill and we continue to oppose it in principle. Of course, it has nothing to do with the subject matter of this Bill and, therefore, I do not propose to take up the time of your Lordships' House in repeating our objection to the setting up of a system for public salaried defenders. Therefore, I am happy to support the Second Reading of this Bill.
Lord Kingsland: My Lords, this Bill arises from the unintended consequences of the relationship between Sections 13 and 14 of the Access to Justice Act 1999, consequences which the Government readily acknowledge.
Under the Legal Aid Act 1988, the initial advice and assistance available to those facing criminal proceedings includes limited support in court. By contrast, it is unlikely, as the Minister has said already, that Section 13 of the Access to Justice Act 1999 will now allow the Legal Services Commission to fund advocacy services in situations such as making a bail application or representing an accused person who is at risk of being imprisoned.
In addition, help granted in accordance with Section 14 and Schedule 3 to the Act will no longer be available to individuals in the circumstances covered by the existing assistance by way of representation (ABWOR) arrangements which form the basis of the duty solicitor scheme.
In short, the Act fails to provide assistance in many of the areas in which it is presently available, thus derogating from existing individual rights. Moreover, the particular rights concerned are almost certainly protected by Article 6(1) of the European Convention on Human Rights with which we were assured, at the time of its enactment, that the Act would conform.
I do not propose to embroider my observations on what the Government have readily acknowledged to be a clear breach of their human rights obligations. But it is important now to ensure that those regrettable and serious defects are rectified as soon as possible.
However, an error of that magnitude serves to amplify the Opposition's frequently expressed concerns about the quality of representation that the public will receive from the criminal defence service. Those are directed in particular to the proposals to establish a salaried criminal defence service. As the noble Lord, Lord Goodhart, said, in the course of the debates on the Access to Justice Bill, his party opposed in principle a salaried criminal defence service. The Opposition did likewise.
During the passage of the Access to Justice Bill through your Lordships' House, the noble and learned Lord the Lord Chancellor envisaged a salaried service playing a role only where there was clear evidence that the private sector was unable to provide, in a particular location, services of an acceptable quality and quantity. Can your Lordships' House be reassured that that commitment will continue to be honoured?
Can your Lordships' House also be reassured that before establishing salaried defence lawyers in a particular location, a proper cost/benefit analysis will be undertaken so as to compare the merits of such an initiative with the alternatives available through the private practising profession?
Will the Minister further assure your Lordships' House that the Government have every intention of respecting the guarantee contained in Section 15(4) of the Access to Justice Act 1999 that no one can be compelled to be represented by a CDS salaried lawyer?
I hope that the Minister will go some way to restoring our confidence in the Government's handling of criminal defence matters by giving unequivocally positive responses to each of those questions.
Lord Bach: My Lords, I am grateful to both noble Lords who have spoken for their support for the Bill. It is an important Bill because it protects the rights of individuals involved in criminal proceedings to receive advice and assistance at the same level as is available now.
The background to this is that the Access to Justice Bill contained all the relevant clauses on advice and assistance but, as I said, the Bill underwent a large number of significant amendments during its passage through Parliament. It was while working out the detailed secondary legislation necessary that officials concluded that the most probable construction of the Act as it now stands omitted the power to provide advice and assistance in all the circumstances where that is presently available.
The fault was basically a technical one. While we did not spot it, it is right to say that nor did anyone else.
We know the concerns that have been expressed in this House about the setting up of a salaried defence service. We are confident that, in time, it will prove a success and that the fears for it expressed today, quite legitimately, by noble Lords will, in the end, come to nothing.
I repeat that it is not our intention to move to a full scale salaried defence scheme. Initially, we shall establish six offices to see how they work in the context of the criminal justice system in England and Wales. That is to be compared with the 3,300 independent firms currently in England and Wales.
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Halloween is coming up. Lets discuss ghost stories from other cultures.
Do a little google research and bring an example.
Here is a Canadian example: Wendigo
Any issues people wish to bring up.


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From: Brian Sheridan, Redmires Road, Sheffield.
MY guess is that many people who question our judges' circumspection with regard to Article 50 would defend British justice to the hilt, especially if it was in conflict with a foreign counterpart. Yet MPs and judges alike are excoriated by Phyllis Capstick for "not respecting and working for the will of the people" (The Yorkshire Post, November 23).
This disturbing populist view of the judiciary and parliament needs to be challenged. Learned judges are just that: uniquely qualified to interpret and apply the law of the land. As for the role of politicians, the best MPs do not go into politics to give the people what they want but because they have their own sincerely held personal views of what makes a better society.
Meanwhile Peter Hyde identifies the problem that the entire House of Commons was caught cold by the vote to leave the EU (The Yorkshire Post, November 24). I recall the terror on Boris Johnson's face when he first heard the result. We now have an uncharacteristically coy Foreign Secretary and a formerly ubiquitous Secretary of State for Justice who has become almost invisible. I take issue with Mr Hyde, however, when he claims that if there is no "Conservative MP with the brains to cobble together a plan 'the Remoaners' will be the winners after all". There will be no winners: we are all in it together now.
From: Gordon Lawrence, Stumperlowe View, Sheffield.
THE notion that June 23 was simply an advisory vote was never given a serious voice before or during the campaign. When I voted in the EU referendum, I believed that whichever way the outcome turned out the decision would be final and I believe an overwhelming majority of voters did.
That is the nature of a referendum. It is a direct vote to the people but don't let the largest turnout (72 per cent) of voters since 1992, a majority of 1.3 million, interfere with the sanctimonious lobby that never condemned the EU's daylight robbery of our sovereignty and democracy with leaders like Major, Blair, Brown, Clegg and even Cameron who allowed us to slip further into this mire of regulation.
From: Donald Webb, Rothwell.
DAVID Cameron was, without doubt, the most inept PM ever. He called a referendum with no plan for a leave result. Did he not realise that people who wanted a referendum were unhappy with the present situation and were going to vote leave?


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> flooding comments is not enough to
> deliver the proof of the point.
sw: The objective reader will notice that I have merely responded to your points, point by point, which necessitates breaking into multiple comments in order to get around the limit Blogger puts upon the comments section.
sw: The objective reader will also see that it is you who is manipulating the text of James 2 in order to make your point - and rather than a point-by-point response this time, I will focus upon your manipulation and misinterpretation - not to mention your contradicting yourself.
> LP: Some of your exposition is fine but
> you make a category mistake in saying
> that James was referring to both types
> of faith in Jas 2:24.
sw: How can I possibly be wrong about that?! St. James himself contrasts the difference between a living/saving faith and a dead faith!
> LP: I am asserting though some of your
> expositions are fine, the conclusion you
> make that faith + works = justification
> is wrong, you are the one making a non
> siquitor.
sw: Well, let us examine this again, and let us examine the consistency of your own words.
> LP: Your latching on Jas 2:24 and
> thinking there - Lutherans are wrong, at
> first blush might convince, but words
> have meaning and they find their
> meaning in context.
sw: I've stuck with the context to prove the meaning and refute your misrepresentation.
>> sw: Sorry LP, but you're simply wrong
>> here. The faith being spoken of is the
>> same throughout James 2 -
>> ... No LP, it is faith which works
>> which justifies.
> LP: Notice your double talk?
sw: No, I see no double talk there. You're simply attempting (and failing) to use the argument I used against RC Sproul and Lutheranism against me. There is no double-speak in what I said above! James 2 is all about faith in Jesus Christ. You can have faith in Jesus Christ and no works and that faith will not save you; you can have faith in Jesus Christ with works and then you may be saved! It's the same faith in both situations. When St. James speaks of the demons having faith - they have that same faith! They too believe that Jesus Christ died on the cross and rose from the dead - but they have no good works!
> LP: You are correct, in the bolded line,
> hence, faith which does not work does
> not justify which is what Jas 2:24 is
> saying.
sw: Yes, that is what I am saying - and since a faith without works does not justify, the concept of being saved by faith alone is categorically a lie.
> LP: My point is that you made a
> category mistake in lumping all of faith
> (simply because you saw the word -
> faith, alone etc) in that faith described
> in Jas 2:24. Because if you are correct,
> then James is also rebuking the one
> who has a living faith, a textual absurdity.
sw: No LP, what is it which makes faith "living?" It is WORKS! I also did not merely latch on to verse 24! I refer to the entire context, so let me quote it again for you here:
Even so faith, if it hath not works, is dead, being alone. Yea, a man may say, Thou hast faith, and I have works: shew me thy faith without thy works, and I will shew thee my faith by my works. Thou believest that there is one God; thou doest well: the devils also believe, and tremble. But wilt thou know, O vain man, that faith without works is dead? Was not Abraham our father justified by works, when he had offered Isaac his son upon the altar? Seest thou how faith wrought with his works, and by works was faith made perfect? And the scripture was fulfilled which saith, Abraham believed God, and it was imputed unto him for righteousness: and he was called the Friend of God. Ye see then how that by works a man is justified, and not by faith only. Likewise also was not Rahab the harlot justified by works, when she had received the messengers, and had sent them out another way? For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also.
(James 2:17-26 KJV)
sw: I've bolded all the sections in the context which pertain to what I'm saying, and it is clearly not just verse 24! The REAL POINT of James 2 is that you must have faith AND works for justification, for faith alone is dead.
> LP: My second point. You would have
> heard the Lutheran principle - Scripture
> interprets Scripture.
sw: And talk about absurdities! Any logically minded person knows that no book interprets itself! Scripture presents the Word of God to His People. EVERYONE who reads Scripture interprets on some level! However, that was NOT one of your points NOR is it pertinent to THIS discussion! If you would like to engage in a sola scriptura discussion/debate, I would be more than happy to oblige, let us not be distracted by such diversionary tactics in THIS discussion of sola fide.
> LP: In your equation:
> faith + works = justification,
> I asked you what these works are - you
> do not know what they are. You demure
> on this one and are Nike - JUST DO IT
> (SOMETHING). But you do not know
> what IT is, to say the least.
sw: First off, it's not my equation, it is St. James' equation!
sw: Secondly, I answered you with examples. If you have faith first, then ANY good works may suffice! USING that faith is what is important! Feeding the poor, clothing the naked, aiding a fallen neighbor, loving one another... the point is there is no set list, for it would be unending. You want a cookie cutter god, not a loving God who accepts the free will good works of men done in faith. The True God does not generate a list of minimum requirements, it is an open commandment. If you have a true and living faith, it will be evidenced by your works for it is the works which perfect the faith (James 2:22).
> LP: Your equation , faith + works
> = justification, is an RC doctrinal
> equation an not necessarily the
> equation St James is making(.) You
> contradict St. Paul and make
> St James contradict St Paul who
> said.. Here is proof:
> Here is the ESV
> 8For(Q) by grace you have been
> saved(R) through faith. And this
> is(S) not your own doing;(T) it
> is the gift of God, 9(U) not a
> result of works,(V) so that no
> one may boast. 10For(W) we
> are his workmanship,(X) created in
> Christ Jesus(Y) for good works,(Z)
> which God prepared beforehand,(AA)
> that we should walk in them.
> In the above salvation is not a result
> of works(.) In your equation ,
> faith + works = justification , makes
> works a cause of salvation.
sw: First off, no - works are NOT the cause of salvation - but they are a necessary component to the equation! Faith alone cannot save, nor can works alone save. Protestants, like you, seem to always remove faith from the equation when you challenge Catholicism. You're constantly making the Catholic equation to be works = salvation and the Protestant equation is faith = salvation - when I am saying NEITHER of those equations are true! Faith alone is no different than the faith of the devils - it is faith + works = justification and justification leads to salvation IF one perseveres in that saving faith (which necessarily includes works).
> LP: I suggest to you that you got
> your conclusion wrong, here is the
> right equation if you may...
> faith = justification + works.
> Faith (not assent, or mere belief) in
> Christ, results in justification, results
> also in works - Eph 2:10.
sw: Notice, you're jumping context! St. James, which is the context we're discussing, does not ever put the "equation" into the syntax you've used - in fact, that syntax would contradict what St. James clearly stated. So let's look at Eph. 2:10 in context:
8 For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of God, 9 not of works, lest anyone should boast. 10 For we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand that we should walk in them.
sw: Saved by faith is the clear statement from St. Paul in Ephesians, but in order to not be in contradiction with St. James we need to ask what KIND of faith is St. Paul talking about? Clearly it is "saving/living" faith, and therefore good works necessarily accompany that faith. But St. Paul also clearly states "not of works" - is there a contradiction here? No! One only need to look at the very next verse (context, context, context) to see he's talking about works of the Law, which can be demonstrated throughout the references Protestants typically cite for support of sola fide. St. Paul opposes works of the Law - not the good works which are necessary for "living/saving" faith. So let's look at verses 11-13:
11 Therefore remember that you, once Gentiles in the flesh—who are called Uncircumcision by what is called the Circumcision made in the flesh by hands— 12 that at that time you were without Christ, being aliens from the commonwealth of Israel and strangers from the covenants of promise, having no hope and without God in the world. 13 But now in Christ Jesus you who once were far off have been brought near by the blood of Christ. (NKJV)
sw: So the context explains that it is not through acts like circumcision which save us, but it is through faith, and as we've already demonstrated, that faith must have good works along with it (so it is never alone if it's "living/saving" faith) for justification which leads to salvation.
> LP: Hence, in this equation, we do not
> need to know works because it will
> automatically happen.
sw: The debate is not over whether or not the works are automatic, but as to whether or not they always accompany a "living/saving" faith. They do, causa finita est.
> LP: It is not a factor and no one can
> boast, but in your equation since in it
> works is the cause of justification along
> with faith, boasting is possible, because
> you can say - I HAVE DONE SOMETHING.
sw: Nice try, but as St. James says: "2:18 But someone will say, 'You have faith, and I have works.' Show me your faith without your works, and I will show you my faith by my works." Is St. James using the "boasting" St. Paul speaks against, or have you misinterpreted St. Paul? I suggest it is the latter, otherwise you're espousing that Sts. James and Paul oppose each other.
> LP: This is the reason that Abraham did
> not even know that by offering Isaac, he
> was proven to be righteous.
sw: Whether or not Abraham knew it is irrelevant - he was justified by his works, period. That is what St. James tells us. No amount of rationalization can take away the plain text.
> LP: In my equation, you cannot ask me
> the question what are these good works
> so that one might be saved. It is not a
> factor, it happens but it is not a cause
> of my salvation.
sw: Your equation is based upon your imputation of Calvinistic or perhaps Lutheran thought into the text of St. James. St. James does not lay it out the way you have, whereas what I have presented is verbatim from his epistle.
> LP: Hence, my question to you - which
> you evade, if Jesus died on the Cross
> what was he doing there if you are to
> supply something so that you may be
> saved. You called this black white fallacy.
> But you wave your hand at this by simply
> labelling my point without offering any
> reason why my question is invalid and
> not reasonable to ask. Rather I believe
> my question is very reasonable.
sw: I can tolerate a lot, but one thing I have a problem tolerating is absolute falsehood and/or one bearing false witness as you have just done. I will quote my words again to save the readers from having to go back to the original comment, though that too is linked if anyone wishes to see it in the original context:
>> sw: FAITH comes FIRST
>> LP, then in order for that FAITH
>> to be LIVING FAITH it must
>> have WORKS. What FAITH are we
>> talking about here, LP? It is FAITH
>> in God that He sent His only
>> begotten Son to die on that cross
>> for us and that whosoever
>> believes in Him shall not perish,
>> but have everlasting life.
sw: In my next comment
> sw: The point was (which DID
> answer your question) is that
> FAITH COMES FIRST and that
> FAITH is IN THE CROSS OF CHRIST!
> If you have not faith in the cross,
> then no amount of works justifies.
> THEN comes the "dead faith" which
> St. James speaks - for even the
> demons have faith that Jesus died
> on the cross - but what they lack
> is GOOD WORKS! In summary, IF
> you have faith in the cross AND do
> good works with that faith, then
> you have living faith which does
> justify. Doing works without faith
> will not avail you anything.
> Pagans and other non-believers do
> "good" things all the time, but such
> without faith is nothing in the eyes
> of God, according to Scripture.
> Faith then must PRECEDE and
> ACCOMPANY good works. So
> without the cross, the works are
> meaningless. So you HAVE been
> answered, TWICE now - and sola
> fide is proven (again) to be a lie.
sw: And repeating myself again makes it now THREE TIMES you've been answered on this AND my answer has been explained - so you're definitely bearing false witness. You may not LIKE the answer given or the explanation, but to say I have evaded your question (which I have not) and have not provided any explanation (which I have done). Again, the reason your question falls into the black/white fallacy is you asked: "If that (works + faith) is acceptable to God, then what was Jesus doing on the cross, since you can do something, and that would be alright?" The logical end to your statement is: "Jesus dying on the cross makes everything else we can do unacceptable to God." To be pleasing to God it's either entirely the cross or nothing. That's black and white and not true. I reiterate MY point - NOTHING is pleasing to God without faith in the cross FIRST. THEN, if that faith is a living/saving faith, works will necessarily accompany the faith. A living/saving faith is NEVER alone. Sola fide is a lie.
> LP: Well I have much more to say,
> I am not deluded to thinking you are
> convinced. Since this is your blog
> obviously you have the last word.
sw: First off, I do not require the "last word" here just because it is my blog. The fact is you continue to end your comments with questions or statements that I have not answered your question(s). If I did not answer, you would accuse me of avoiding the question!
sw: Second, I asked you a direct question in my last comment, and you have not only evaded it, you've ignored it entirely. I ask again to save you from having to go back to the original:
sw: One more thing, which I've asked before - but I haven't asked of you yet, have you ever asked yourself why the absolutely ONLY PLACE in Scripture where the words "faith" and "alone" are used together is in NEGATION of sola fide? Either way, what is your answer to this?
In JMJ,
Original: http://cathapol.blogspot.com/2009/11/lcms-statement-on-declared.html#c5634425108051007560


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Did you know omega 3 supplements provide nutrients that were, at one time, present in the food chain, in substantial amounts? Modern farming practices, such as the shift to feeding corn to cattle and poultry, has made them harder to find.
Plant foods, such as flaxseed and canola oils, contain only one type of the long-chained polyunsaturated fat. It is called alpha-linolenic acid or ALA and is found in olives, walnuts and some other sources. Animal fat may contain ALA, depending on what they eat.
Some kinds of fish and seafood contain unique polyunsaturated fats called Docosahexaenoic acid or DHA and Eicosapentaenoic acid or EPA. Regular intake of DHA and EPA has been associated with a variety of health benefits. The same cannot be said of ALA.
Knowing that strict vegans and vegetarians are opposed to the consumption of fish, supplement manufacturers searched for an alternative. They found that some types of marine algae contain DHA, but not EPA.
Some kinds of seaweed or kelp, in particular wakame, contain EPA, but the concentration is very low. So, it would require the consumption large amounts of kelp in order to get a significant amount of EPA through dietary intake, alone.
So, the first thing that you need to be sure of when shopping for omega 3 supplements is the source. If the source is fish oil, then you are getting DHA and EPA. The content varies.
To insure that you are getting enough to experience the health benefits, you will need to read the label. If the milligrams of DHA and EPA are not listed, simply choose another brand. There are dozens to choose from.
If the source is flaxseed, you are only getting ALA. Remember that no health benefits have been associated with increased intake of ALA. If you are a vegan, you can look for omega 3 supplements derived from marine algae, in order to get DHA. Again, it is necessary to read the label. Some marine algae supplements provide different nutrients; still considered good for your health, but not because of the DHA content.
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So, there are plenty of good reasons to take omega 3 supplements every day. We just need to be picky about the ones that we buy.


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Here are the cars that Richard brought to Barrett-Jackson Las Vegas 2016 – October 13-16th 2016. Thanks to Tony Taylor for all this great info.
Please check your local listings for broadcasts on Velocity and Discovery Channel.
1965 Shelby Cobra Backdraft (Replica)
Built on the Backdraft Chassis with the GT Body option the list of custom items is extensive including custom Carbon Fiber dash gauge panel with Aviator Gauges, Ray Dyot Racing Mirrors and LED head, tail, driving and instrument lighting.
The power package starts with a VMS 438 RSFI "Widowmaker" V8 with a Borla 8-stack fuel injection system mated to a Tremec T-56 Magnum 6 speed transmission and coupled by a McLeod twin disc clutch putting the power to the ground! Wilwood XL braking system brings it all to a stop when you're behind the Sparco wheel in the well-appointed Touring Package interior.
Sold: $90K
1973 De Tomaso Pantera
Well preserved original condition showing 18,444 miles. This is a rare mostly original (non-factory air cleaner has been installed) unrestored car that has been well cared for from a private collection in a climate controlled environment.
Sold: $63K
1973 De Tomaso Pantera
1967 Chevrolet Camaro 4X4 "Monster Truck"
This awesome, one of kind build will be documented as the featured build on an episode of Fast N' Loud. Built with a 454 Big Block V8 riding on massive 44" Michelin 365/85 20 XZL mounted on Fuel Maverick 20X10 rims.
After completely rebuilding the axles with all new Yukon axles, gears and lockers the attention turned to the fairly solid body. After a complete tear down to prep for painting and the unique digital camo wrap, all that was left was to completely replace the interior and add A/C to compliment the Power Steering and Brakes!
And to ease the climb into the cockpit of this awesome, one of a kind machine a set of Amp Research automatic electric folding steps were added along with a set of Rigid Rock lights underneath.
Sold: $53K
1930 Ford Model A 5 Window Coupe
Wild custom one off Steam Pump Style Hot Rod was built in Finland by Heath Garage and found by Richard at a car show in Sweden. The workmanship and attention to detail have to be experienced firsthand to truly appreciate the quality of this one of a kind build! The wild green and gold metallic custom paint really jumps out, but it's all the little details that add to this Finnish product (sorry, couldn't help the pun).
A small block Chevy fueled by a six pack of carbs mated to a TH350 Transmission power this wild ride sitting on an air ride setup to complete the look! The interior is truly a work of art with an attention to detail that really sets it apart. The chassis and under carriage have also been detailed to the same level as the rest of this awesome, one of a kind work of art.
Sold: $49.5K
1930 Ford Model A 5 Window Coupe


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Reading this tarot alignment in order (from 1 to 10) will help you to open up your chi channels and help you to become more ambitious, practical, attractive, relaxed and empathetic.
Free your mind and use your imagination and creativity and you may discover new insights.
Listed below is the first tarot card interpretation (out of 10)
Enjoy The Amazing Psychics Tarot Reading.
Life is a time to celebrate, to enjoy.
Make it fun, celebrate and then enter the temple.
The temple is not for those with long faces, never has been
for them.
Look at life: Do you see sadness anywhere? Have you ever seen
a tree depressed? Have you seen a bird anxious? Have you seen
an animal neurotic? No, life is not like that at all.
Only man has been wrong at some point because he thinks of
himself that he is very smart, very wise.
Your cleverness is your disease.
Do not be too wise.
Always remember to stop, do not go to extremes.
A little crazy and a little wisdom is good and the right combination
makes you a Buddha.
These three women who dance in the rain and wind remind us that
a celebration never need to be depended on external circumstances.
No waiting for a special holiday or a formal occasion, not
a sunny day without clouds.
The real celebration comes from the joy that is first experienced,
deep in the inner and flows outward in the form of songs, dance
and laughter and yes, even tears of gratitude.
If you got this card it indicates that you are becoming more
open and available to the many opportunities that are out there
to enjoy life and spread it to others.
Do not worry about setting a party on your calendar.
free your hair, take off your shoes and start splashing in
puddles right now.
The party is happening around you every minute of the day!


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[NEWS] 160101 Donation by Kim Jaejoong Fanclub (Herose): Book Cafe to 1st Infantry Division
WowTV News:
Soldiers of 1st Infantry Division celebrated and expressed their appreciation at the opening of the library. Colonel Yih Seingoh of the 1st Infantry Division commented, "We thank you for caring and supporting the army in your busy schedule and donating the library. I am so grateful and happy that you remember the soldiers serving in the frontline."
During the process of designation, currently active soldier Kim Jaejoong suggested the book cafe to be donated to the 1st Infantry Division to where he was trained. He had the general outpost (GOP) in the demilitarized zone with the harshest environment in his mind**. Fans reported they were deeply moved by his thoughtfulness and participated in the donation even more actively.
** Note:
When contacted by Herose about the book cafe project, Jaejoong (through 55th Division) said he kept thinking about the poor facilities at the 1st infantry division bootcamp where he received his training. He wants the library to be sent there.
Love Book Cafe Supplier (HanaCube)
This book cafe came out prettier than the cookie cutter types since ladies' loving touch changed and made updates ^^. We found out via HEROSE site that Kim Jaejoong is serving at another division but he requested the book cafe to be sent to the 1st Infantry Division. They (Herose) do donations regularly.
You've donated so much items! What a wonderful fandom culture you have!
We donate this book cafe in appreciation of the soldiers of the 1st infantry Division who are sacrificing their youth to keep the peace – Kim Jaejoong Fans
Credit: HEROSE1, wowtv via Naver News ; 10Asia, Hanacube
Translated by: @crystalmoon64
Shared by: PrinceJJ
2 Comments
Hana JayDecember 31, 2015
The best artist has the best fans. Thank you so much HEROSE!. So proud of your noble effort and endless love for our JJ, PFC Kim Jaejoong! <3
AnitesDecember 31, 2015
Yes, Jaejoongie has the most fierce but loving fans. He's totally worth the dedication. Feeling happy for the 1st division soldiers !!


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Review for Mike's Automotive Maintenance
Kim H. on 12/18/2015
Kim said he has been a customer for 30 years. No one else has always assured good quality and honest service. He likes them because they are a good and honest providers for the community.
Vehicle: GMC Envoy
Category: Service
Service Date: 12/10/2015
Review Created: 12/18/2015
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All 5 movie Reviews
Blockhead: Episode 6
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Not only is it funny it's also very clever, really liked the inside the actors studio bit.
(2005) Next Victim!!
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Tis an awsum adventure, "I can't drink my wah wah", seriously i've bin a fan 4 ages i just hope "Villian" will b as gud (probly will b, it's u) :D
Rated 4 / 5 stars
So True
We get a lot of these Tw@heads from where i'm from so this was an enjoyable watch 4 a welsh Sk8r. Take the movie's advice!! Rock On!!
Lemmings: Deus Ex Machina
Rated 4 / 5 stars
This is F@*kin awesome
I found this bloody great, the music was brilliant, plot was funny, only thing i can comment on was that it could have had more blue lemmings 2 start. I give u a 5, for a bloody huge chuckle
P.S cud u possiby do this as a mod 4 madness interactive as it wud b excellent. Ta
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars
Quite good.
This Is Not... A bad flash actually, I like the way before the bullet goes in, how you blanked the Screen out.


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Hopping through. No one seems to like Various Positions. I'll have to stay away.
My Hop
I've heard lots of bad things about Various Positions. Never heard of Everything is Illuminated, I'll have to check it out. Thanks for sharing!!
New GFC follower thanks to the hop!
My FF
Never heard of either of them, but I'll be sure to avoid Various Positions! Hope you have a good Friday :)
Here's my FF!
Hi there :) just hopping through...
I'm also your newest follower :) Here is my choice...
Feature & Follow
Never heard of those titles, but I'm glad you liked the first so much.
I'm an old gfc follower! :)
Found your blog through Parajunkie's blog hop and just started following - looking forward to reading more of your posts!
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I might not generally be a big fan of PETA (more on why some other time), but I have to admit they do a lot of good things as well. I found this handy infographic on replacing eggs and dairy in baking and I wanted to share it with you guys. It gives a good overview of some easy ways to replace eggs or dairy in your favorite non-vegan recipes. So no more excuses not to bake some vegan goodies!
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A presentation for Burton High School
students by Gear Up
Planning for the SAT
What is the SAT?
The SAT seems scary!
Juniors should take the SAT this year
Formally known as the Scholastic Aptitude Test, now an empty acronym.
Used in college admissions and intended to predict readiness for college. Does it? Sort of--there is a correlation between high HS GPA, good SAT scores and college success.
There is also a correlation between family income and higher SAT scores.
Don't stress too much. The SAT is only one part of your college application process.
These things are also important: Grades (C's or higher), extracurricular activities, contributing to your community.
Plan to take the SAT on March 8, May 3 or June 7.
Register at sat.collegeboard.org
Some info on the SAT.
It is 3 hours and 45 minutes long.
There are 3 sections of the SAT: Math, Critical Reading, and Writing
The highest possible score for each section is 800, and 500 is around average.
You earn a raw score which is converted to a scale score (out of 800).
A great SAT score does NOT make up for D's and F's.
A few tips and strategies
TIP #1: When to guess
GUESS whenever you can knock off at least one wrong answer. Example-
What is the capital of Australia (hint: 4 of these cities are in Australia and 1 is in California)?
A) Melbourne
B) Canberra
C) Sacramento
D) Sydney
E) Perth
Why? Because you get 1 pt for a correct answer, and -0.25 points for an incorrect answer. Mathematically, you will expect score greater than 0 if you can eliminate even 1 incorrect answer per question.
TIP #2: Timing
There are 3 sections which are 20-25 minutes long and have 16-20 questions per section in Critical Reading and Math.
You need to practice answering around
1 question per minute
. If you take 45 minute to do a practice section of 20 questions, it doesn't matter if you get them all correct-- you will probably not replicate this performance on the real test.
I'm ready for a sample question!
Because King Philip's desire to make Spain the dominant power in sixteenth-century Europe ran counter to Queen Elizabeth's insistence on autonomy for England, ------- was -------.
(A) reconciliation . . assured
(B) warfare . . avoidable
(C) ruination . . impossible
(D) conflict . . inevitable
(E) diplomacy . . simple
The correct answer is...
TIP #4: What is the question asking?
In Critical Reading, you need to look for key words that clue you into what the answer is. There will often be an answer which is CLOSE to, but not the correct answer.
In Math, it helps to draw or write out the formula or figures involved in a question. If you are confused, you can plug in the answer choices to the question since there are only 5 possibilities.
PRACTICE makes perfect because you will start to see certain types of questions over and over and improve your answer times and accuracy. The best way to get better at the SAT is by practicing whole, timed sections.
TIP #3: Difficulty of Questions
There are easy, medium, and hard questions. They are all worth the same: 1 point per correct answer. If you get stuck on a question,
move on
and go back to it if you have time.
What SAT Prep consists of
A lot of practice sections and review on the more difficult questions.
Essay practice.
Work on developing your confidence and setting goals so that you know what you need to do to get the score you want.
What do you need to do to get a 500? In Math, get a little over 1/2 of the answers correct. CR requires less because the questions tend to be answered correctly less often.
Math Practice!
A special lottery is to be held to select the student who will live in a deluxe room in a dormitory. There are 100 seniors, 150 juniors, and 200 sophomores who applied. Each senior's name is placed in the lottery 3 times; each junior's name, 2 times; and each sophomore's name, 1 time. What is the probability that a senior's name will be chosen?
The Answer
What You Need to Do
Sign up for an account at www.sat.collegeboard.org
Get a fee waiver next semester from myself or Ms. Chan-Evans (we have 50)
Register for May 4 or June 1!
There are practice questions available at www.sat.collegeboard.org/practice/sat-practice-questions
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Governor Chris Christie lifts State of Emergency
Trenton, NJ –Governor Chris Christie has announced that effective 6 p.m. today, the state of emergency for New Jersey declared in Executive Order No. 221 no longer exists.
State offices will reopen at their regular time Wednesday morning and maintain normal operating hours.
Road conditions will be available at the New Jersey Department of Transportation website at http://www.511nj.org/. Also, visit the Department of Transportation's website: https://www.transportation.gov/.


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Cyrus J. Sackett, Marine, Illinois
I am looking for family members of the Cyrus J. and Violetta Sackett family of Marine, Madison County, Illinois. This family is in the 1920 census with children Orville, Melvin, Clarence, Irene, Florence, Bernice, Theresa and Wilbur. Cyrus J. and Henry B. were sons of Francis Marion Sackett and grandsons of James and Sarah Parker Sackett who were early residents of Marine.


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Check out this great video of "Metal on Metal" as performed by the Canadian heavy metal band Anvil Friday night at the Uptown Theater, shot by Debbie Donovan.
And check out the trailer for Anvil! The Story of Anvil.
Also, this morning we got the following note from Patrick Cross, Uptown Theater House Manager, and he asked that we pass it on:
This past Friday night here at the Uptown Theatre we had the amazing pleasure of having the band Anvil perform after a showing of their film Anvil! The Story of Anvil. It was a great night. I've been involved with the Uptown for the last eight years and am now the head manager and this was easily one of the best nights ever here. We had a crowd of a little over 300 show up who were extremely enthusiastic. The credits rolled after the 7:15pm show and were quickly followed by the loud strumming of an electric guitar. Everyone rushed up to the front of the theatre and started cheering. Anvil played a short set and then went into the lobby to meet fans on their way out and take pictures and sign autographs.
We started the 9:30pm show for a smaller crowd of maybe 50. The band stuck around in the lobby because they had to wait to get their gear which was sitting in the theatre. As the movie went on, the singer of Anvil, Steve "Lips" Kudlow, came up to me and my staff and said, "think we should play another set after this show?" To which we replied, "That would be great if you guys would like to..." They were not scheduled to play again and had to get back on the road as soon as possible because they had to be in Cincinnati the next day. But the band talked it over and decided to play again. So again, the credits rolled, that guitar began, and the crowd started cheering and coming up to the front. However, as the drummer was about to begin playing, he realized he was missing two of his cymbals. The band stopped, the crowd was confused, and it was determined that someone had stolen the symbols sometime while the band was out in the lobby greeting fans.
Needless to say this was a terrible ending to a great night. To the band's credit, they didn't bitch about it or yell at me, they simply discussed how they would replace the cymbals and that they needed to get back on the road. They were far more depressed by the fact that someone, especially after having seen their film, would see fit to steal from them. I can't believe it either. I have no doubt that the band will strive on, if you see the film you'll have no doubt either, but I hate to think that the only thing they will remember about their Minneapolis show is that it's the town where someone stole their equipment. So, if you're the person who stole it, and have realized the error of your ways, please return it to the theatre, no questions asked.
Patrick Cross
Uptown Theatre
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Happy Easter
|Laura Nicholas
Get all the major supplies needed to make this project with the Easter Card Bundle or you can order them separately.
Laura's Tip: Decorate the egg stencil with a variety of colors by masking off areas that are not to be painted. Allow the paint to dry between each color application for best results.
Happy Easter
By Laura Nicholas
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- Flower & Heart Egg Stencil
- Spring Misty Dimensional Paint
- Cardmakers Icy Rainbow Creative Pack
- Cardmakers Icy Rainbow Creative Kit
- Cardmakers Icy Rainbow Ribbons
- Brown StazOn ink pad
- White Cards & Envelopes
- Stencil Tape
- Cut a 5x6 1/2 piece of purple floral paper. Glue a 1-wide strip of striped paper along the left edge of the floral paper.
- Wrap a piece of purple ribbon over the seam between the papers, tucking the ends behind the paper.
- Print a greeting on a tag cut-out and use foam tape to attach it to the ribbon. Tie a bow in another piece of ribbon and attach to the top of the tag with a Zot.
- Place the template on top of a piece of purple paper and tape securely. Use stencil tape to mask off areas not to be painted. Apply paint. Remove tape and template and let paint dry completely. Repeat for each color.
- When the paint is dry, use the stencil to trace the egg shape around the painted areas. Ink the edges and double-mat on to striped paper, then blue paper.
- Cut 1-2 tall blades of grass from green paper and ink the edges. Glue to the bottom of the striped mat.
- Add mini brads near the top right and bottom right corners of the egg.
- Glue the entire piece to the front of the card.
- Inside the card: Cut a strip of floral paper and ink the edges. Glue inside the card.
- Add a greeting to the tag cut-out and secure a ribbon loop with a mini brad. Foam tape tag to the strip.


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4-Door Sedan Red Label
MSRP based on 4-Door Sedan Red Label
MSRP based on 4-Door Sedan Red Label
MSRP: $213,990View Classifieds
Quick Specs
Gas Mileage 10 mpg City/15 mpg Hwy
Engine Gas V8, 6.75L
EPA Class Mid-Size
Style Name 4dr Sdn Red Label
Drivetrain Rear Wheel Drive
Passenger Capacity 5
Passenger Doors 4
Body Style 4dr Car
Transmission 4-speed automatic transmission w/OD-inc: adaptive shift control, shift energy management
EPA Classification Mid-Size
Weight Information
Base Curb Weight (lbs) 5699
Interior Dimensions
Passenger Capacity 5
Front Hip Room (in) - TBD -
Front Leg Room (in) 40.2
Second Shoulder Room (in) 58.8
Passenger Volume (ft³) 103.5
Second Head Room (in) 37.9
Front Shoulder Room (in) 56.8
Second Hip Room (in) - TBD -
Front Head Room (in) 38.0
Second Leg Room (in) 41.3
Exterior Dimensions
Wheelbase (in) 122.8
Track Width, Rear (in) 63.1
Height, Overall (in) 59.7
Length, Overall (in) 212.4
Min Ground Clearance (in) - TBD -
Track Width, Front (in) 63.1
Width, Max w/o mirrors (in) 76.1
Liftover Height (in) - TBD -
Cargo Area Dimensions
Trunk Volume (ft³) 13.2
Fuel Economy
Fuel Tank
Fuel Tank Capacity, Approx (gal) 26.4
EPA Fuel Economy Est - City (MPG) 10
EPA Fuel Economy Est - Hwy (MPG) 15
Performance Specs
Engine Order Code NA
SAE Net Torque @ RPM 616 @ 3250
Fuel System - TBD -
Engine Type Gas V8
SAE Net Horsepower @ RPM 400 @ 4000
Displacement 6.75L/- TBD -
Clutch Size (in) NA
Drivetrain Rear Wheel Drive
First Gear Ratio (:1) 2.48
Sixth Gear Ratio (:1) NA
Trans Description Cont. Automatic w/OD
Fourth Gear Ratio (:1) 0.75
Final Drive Axle Ratio (:1) 2.92
Trans Order Code NA
Second Gear Ratio (:1) 1.48
Reverse Ratio (:1) - TBD -
Trans Description Cont. Again NA
Fifth Gear Ratio (:1) NA
Trans Type 4
Third Gear Ratio (:1) 1.00
Brake Type Pwr
Rear Brake Rotor Diam x Thickness (in) 13.6 x - TBD -
Disc - Rear (Yes or ) Yes
Brake ABS System 4-Wheel
Drum - Rear (Yes or ) NA
Front Brake Rotor Diam x Thickness (in) 13.7 x - TBD -
Disc - Front (Yes or ) Yes
Rear Drum Diam x Width (in) NA
Steering Type Pwr Rack & Pinion
Turning Diameter - Curb to Curb (ft) - TBD -
Steering Ratio (:1), Overall 17.5
Turning Diameter - Wall to Wall (ft) - TBD -
Lock to Lock Turns (Steering) 3.11
Front Tire Order Code NA
Spare Tire Size - TBD -
Front Tire Size P255/50YR18
Rear Tire Order Code NA
Rear Tire Size P255/50YR18
Spare Tire Order Code NA
Front Wheel Size (in) 18 x - TBD -
Spare Wheel Material - TBD -
Front Wheel Material Aluminum
Rear Wheel Size (in) 18 x - TBD -
Rear Wheel Material Aluminum
Spare Wheel Size (in) - TBD -
Suspension Type - Front 4-Wheel
Shock Absorber Diameter - Rear (mm) - TBD -
Suspension Type - Rear (Cont.) Independent
Suspension Type - Rear 4-Wheel
Stabilizer Bar Diameter - Front (in) - TBD -
Shock Absorber Diameter - Front (mm) - TBD -
Suspension Type - Front (Cont.) Independent
Stabilizer Bar Diameter - Rear (in) - TBD -
Safety Features
Air Bag-Frontal-Driver Yes
Air Bag-Frontal-Passenger Yes
Air Bag-Passenger Switch (On/Off) No
Air Bag-Side Body-Front No
Air Bag-Side Body-Rear No
Air Bag-Side Head-Front No
Air Bag-Side Head-Rear No
Brakes-ABS Yes
Child Safety Rear Door Locks No
Daytime Running Lights No
Traction Control Yes
Night Vision No
Rollover Protection Bars No
Fog Lamps Yes
Parking Aid No
Tire Pressure Monitor No
Back-Up Camera No
Stability Control No
Other Features 4-channel anti-lock braking system (ABS)
Driver & front passenger airbags
Front seat belt pre-tensioners
Anti-trap pwr window closing mechanism
Traction control system
Anti-intrusion beams on doors
Inertia sensor fuel shut-off & door auto-unlock safety system
Driver & front passenger airbags
Front seat belt pre-tensioners
Anti-trap pwr window closing mechanism
Traction control system
Anti-intrusion beams on doors
Inertia sensor fuel shut-off & door auto-unlock safety system
Basic Miles/km Unlimited
Basic Years 3
Corrosion Miles/km Unlimited
Corrosion Years 3
Drivetrain Miles/km Unlimited
Drivetrain Years 3
Other Specs
Cooling System
Total Cooling System Capacity (qts) 21.1
Cold Cranking Amps @ 0° F (Primary) - TBD -
Maximum Alternator Capacity (amps) - TBD -
Dead Weight Hitch - Max Trailer Wt. (lbs) - TBD -
Wt Distributing Hitch - Max Tongue Wt. (lbs) - TBD -
Dead Weight Hitch - Max Tongue Wt. (lbs) - TBD -
Wt Distributing Hitch - Max Trailer Wt. (lbs) - TBD -
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