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A committed Christian. A mother of five. A loving wife. A servant of all.
But will she also be a martyr?
That's Asia Bibi. She's been sentenced to death by hanging under Pakistan's Shariah blasphemy law. She was targeted as a member of the sole Christian family in her small Pakistani village. She was falsely accused of "blasphemy" – for supposedly speaking against the prophet Muhammad.
Last week an appeals court in Lahore, Pakistan upheld her execution sentence.
Here's how this valiant Christian woman describes her plight, in her own words:
I'm the victim of a cruel, collective injustice.
I've been locked up, handcuffed and chained, banished from the world and waiting to die. I don't know how long I've got left to live. Every time my cell door opens my heart beats faster. My life is in God's hands and I don't know what's going to happen to me. It's a brutal, cruel existence. But I am innocent. I'm guilty only of being presumed guilty. I'm starting to wonder whether being a Christian in Pakistan today is not just a failing, or a mark against you, but actually a crime.
But though I'm kept in a tiny, windowless cell, I want my voice and my anger to be heard. I want the whole world to know that I'm going to be hanged for helping my neighbor. I'm guilty of having shown someone sympathy. What did I do wrong? I drank water from a well belonging to Muslim women, using "their" cup, in the burning heat of the midday sun.
I, Asia Bibi, have been sentenced to death because I was thirsty. I'm a prisoner because I used the same cup as those Muslim women, because water served by a Christian woman was regarded as unclean by my stupid fellow fruit-pickers.
That day, June 14, 2009, is imprinted on my memory.
It's as simple and devastating as that. For five years, she's been imprisoned on death row over a cup of water. But what's really at issue here is her Christian faith.
To her radical Islamic community and under Shariah law in Pakistan, her Christian faith is her "crime." It's her death sentence.
Her family is in hiding, fearing for their lives. In addition to the death sentence, Asia Bibi has a price on her head. A radical cleric has implored the Taliban to carry out her execution sentence before the Pakistani government does. Two Pakistani government officials who have spoken out on her behalf are now dead, murdered in cold blood for standing up for her human rights.
This atrocity cannot stand. No one – anywhere – should ever be put to death because of their religious beliefs.
All of us who have the freedom to speak out have the responsibility to speak out. It's incumbent upon all of us to demand her freedom.
Though she has one final appeal at Pakistan's Supreme Court, it is often public pressure and not a legal argument that wins freedom in these cases.
We've seen it in the case of Christian Pastor Youcef Nadarkhani who is now free from a death sentence in Iran for his Christian faith, and we saw it just a couple of months ago with another Christian mom freed from death row in Sudan. Meriam Ibrahim had been convicted and sentenced to death for her Christian faith, much like what Asia Bibi is now facing. Meriam is now free because of the international outcry of hundreds of thousands around the world.
It's time to raise our voices once again and #FreeBibi. In just 24 hours, over 100,000 people have signed that ACLJ's petition for Asia Bibi's freedom at BeHeardProject.com.
Were mobilizing through our international offices, in Pakistan itself, here in Washington, and at the United Nations demanding her release. We must pray, but we must also act. Asia Bibi must not be allowed to die for being a Christian.
This article is crossposted on Red State.
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2012 Ford Fusion Repair and Maintenance
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2012 Ford Fusion ProblemsSqueaks and Creaks Over Bumps and Turning
Squeaks and creaks heard while driving over bumps and turning can be caused be a couple common sources and should be carefully diagnosed. Possible weld issues on the lower control arms can cause the noise concerns and require repair kits for the lower control arms from Ford. A jounce bumper (bump stop) rubbing against dry strut plate can cause an abrasion noise from the strut area. In this case the strut assembly should be disassembled to lubricate the jounce bumper and then reinstalled.
The automatic transmission may develop shifting concerns. On lower mileage vehicles, upgrading the software in the powertrain control module (PCM) and the transmission control module (TCM) may correct the problem. As the mileage increases, internal transmission damage can occur. Repairs could involve replacement of the valve body or a complete transmission rebuild. Whenever major transmission repairs are made, it is important to be sure the PCM and the TCM have the latest software updates to help prevent these issues from reoccurring.
The electric trunk latch solenoid can get stuck in the open position making it so the trunk will not latch closed. The diagnosing technician should verify correct electrical connection at the solenoid and check for correct cable routing. The trunk latch most commonly will need to be replaced.
2012 Ford Fusion QuestionsWrench symbol shows up but no code can be found what should we do? (1 answer)
The wrench symbol comes on when we drive at a high speed and long distance but goes off when we drive at lower speeds and the mechanic can get no codes to read on the code reader.
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2012 Ford Fusion RecallsFailure Of Electric Power Steering Assist
The steering motor sensor may fail, resulting in loss of power steering assist from the electric power steering system. Dealers will check the power steering control module (PSCM) for any trouble codes and replace the steering gear for vehicles that have codes relevant to the concern stored. If no codes are found, dealers will update the PSCM software free of charge to resolve the concern.


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Recovery Plan for California Salmon and Steelhead
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - NOAA Fisheries and the California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) jointly released two plans to restore populations of salmon and steelhead in California's Central Valley: NOAA Fisheries' Chinook Salmon and Steelhead Recovery Plan and CDFW's Ecosystem Restoration Program (ERP) Conservation Strategy.
The two plans are complementary in that CDFW's conservation strategy presents a broader framework for restoring aquatic and terrestrial ecosystems throughout the Central Valley, while the federal recovery plan focuses on the recovery of endangered Sacramento River winter-run Chinook salmon, threatened Central Valley spring-run Chinook salmon, and threatened Central Valley steelhead.
A shared goal of both plans is to remove these species from federal and state lists of endangered and threatened species. The recovery plan provides a detailed road map for how to reach that goal. It lays out a science-based strategy for recovery and identifies the actions necessary to restore healthy salmon and steelhead populations to the Central Valley.
"Establishing clear priority watersheds, fish populations and actions is essential to achieve recovery," said Maria Rea, NOAA Fisheries Assistant Regional Administrator for California's Central Valley Office. "Implementation of this plan will depend on many parties working collaboratively to pool resources, expertise and programs to recover Chinook salmon and steelhead populations that are part of California's natural heritage."
Recovery plans required by the Endangered Species Act are guidance documents, not regulatory requirements, and their implementation depends on the voluntary cooperation of multiple stakeholders at the local, regional, state and national levels.
"The Sacramento Valley joins together a world-renowned mosaic of natural abundance: productive farmlands, meandering rivers that provide habitat and feed salmon and steelhead, wildlife refuges and managed wetlands, and cities and rural communities," said David Guy, President of the Northern California Water Association. "The recovery plan is a positive step forward--through efficient management of the region's water resources, water suppliers throughout the Sacramento Valley will continue to work with our conservation partners to help implement the recovery plan and improve ecological conditions in the Sacramento River for multiple species and habitat values."
The ERP conservation strategy was developed by CDFW collaboratively with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and NOAA Fisheries to help guide environmental restoration and establish adaptive management to improve restoration success in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta and its watershed. The approach of conservation strategy is to restore or mimic ecological processes and to improve aquatic and terrestrial habitats to support stable, self-sustaining populations of diverse and valuable species.
"It is critical we make strategic investments in our natural resources," said Charlton H. Bonham, Director of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife. "The funding of these high-priority restoration projects is not only an example of the coordinated effort between state and federal governments, but an example of California's continued efforts to minimize the effects of drought on fish and wildlife. Central Valley salmon and steelhead deserve nothing less."
California Governor Edmund G. Brown, Jr.'s 2014-15 budget provided CDFW with $38 million to implement enhanced salmon monitoring, restore sensitive habitat, improve water infrastructure for wildlife refuges, expand the fisheries restoration grant program, and remove barriers for fish passage. Some of that money will be used on projects recommended by the federal recovery plan.
Dick Pool of the Golden Gate Salmon Association said, "We thank and congratulate the scientists of NOAA Fisheries for their outstanding work in developing the Central Valley Recovery Plan. GGSA and the salmon industry particularly appreciate the fact that the plan includes both short range and long range actions that can reverse the serious salmon and steelhead population declines. GGSA has identified a number of the same projects as needing priority action. We also commend the agency for its diligent efforts to engage the other fishery agencies, the water agencies and the salmon stakeholders in the process. We look forward to assisting in finding ways to get the critical projects implemented."
The federal recovery plan and state conservation strategy work together as a blueprint of how at-risk species can be restored to sustainable levels. Restoring healthy, viable salmon and steelhead runs will preserve and enhance the commercial, recreational and cultural opportunities for future generations. As the fish populations grow and recover, so too will the economic benefits and long-term fishing opportunities for everyone.
"The Recovery Plan provides a clear framework to better coordinate and align restoration projects in the Delta, the Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers and their tributaries to achieve greater conservation outcomes," said Jay Ziegler, Director of External Affairs and Policy for The Nature Conservancy. "We are pleased to see the integration of multiple habitat values in the Plan including the importance of expanding lateral river movements to enhance floodplain habitat and recognition of the importance of variable flow regimes to benefit multiple species."
The development of a recovery plan is an important part in the successful rebuilding of a species because it incorporates information from a multitude of interested parties including scientific researchers, stakeholders and the general public. Since 2007, NOAA Fisheries has held 14 public workshops, produced a draft for public comment, and met with strategic stakeholders to guide the plan's development and ensure a comprehensive and useful document.
CDFW will be investing considerable resources in improving water conservation on public wildlife refuges in the Central Valley and protecting important salmon stocks that contribute to the state's fishery. The department has also recently released a restoration grant solicitation which includes salmon and steelhead watersheds in the Central Valley. The solicitation can be found here. Applications are being accepted until August 12, 2014.
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Fifty miles off the coast of Nantucket, 250 feet beneath the Atlantic, lies the RMS Republic and her secret treasure. As soon as Republic sank, rumors spread of a precious cargo, but the ship has kept her secrets intact for over a century, until now. Life-long treasure hunter Martin Bayerle joined Connie Willis (email) for all four hours to discuss how he has devoted the past 35 years of his life researching the shipwreck and proving the existence of her reputed cargo of 150,000 American Eagle gold coins, a bounty worth a billion dollars in today's economy, and his quest to recover the it on his second attempt at the Republic.
Expert in ancient manuscripts Glenn Kimball intertwined such topics as alien visitation, the Watchers, DNA, and hallucinogenic experiences.Host: George Noory
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My sister and I were planning a hiking fall weekend and of course were naive to think we could get reservations at the Len Foote Hike Inn. It's booked until December.
But now two busy ladies have the husbands agreeing that we can bolt the last weekend of September for a little nature, exercise, chill.
Trying to think of a good alternative. Needs to be pretty close to Atlanta.... want some nice hiking just out the door and a good meal.
Other thoughts of an Inn where we could hike right out the door?
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My sister and I were planning a hiking fall weekend and of course were naive to think we could get reservations at the Len Foote Hike Inn. It's booked until December.
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Dancing Bear Lodge in Townsend, TN. I am not sure if it is close enough to suit you, but it sure does meet the other criteria.
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Data and video surges cause a shift from a single class of service to multiple classes of service in the backhaul network:
In 2013, we'll see a shift from a single class of service to multiple classes of service to address the demands of the end-users and maximize profitability for backhaul operators by avoiding costly over-builds. Currently all traffic on a network goes through a single pipe whether it be video or audio. With multiple classes of service, mobile operators will better be able to handle the unprecedented growth of data and achieve significant savings by only delivering services users pay for. Multiple classes of service also enable service providers to allocate network resources for services that matter, rather than providing a "dumb pipe" for all traffic and at all times. Customers, as well as content providers, are willing to pay for those differentiated services.
Carriers finally trial small cell deployments:
There is a lot of buzz around small cells and how they will be instrumental in LTE network rollouts. 2013 will be the main trial year for carriers in outdoor small cell deployment, with carriers increasing RFQs for small cell equipment and their backhaul networks. As outdoor small cells will primarily be deployed on lamp posts and traffic signs in addition to the outside of buildings, they will require connectivity besides fiber. 80% of small cell backhaul will be over microwave or millimeter-wave links. Additionally, more than half of the growth in small cells will come from the APAC region.
Carriers and OEMs implement IEEE1588v2-based timing on a large scale:
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It could be another day before power is restored to all affected properties across South Australia after severe weather.
The weather bureau says there have been more than 170,000 lightning strikes in the past day or so.
Wind gusts of up to 96 kilometres per hour brought down trees and powerlines, cutting electricity to more than 80,000 properties.
Paul Roberts from SA Power Networks says work continues to restore supplies to about 4,000 of the affected customers, after storms affected Adelaide, Eyre and Yorke Peninsula, the mid-north and Kangaroo Island.
"It's been really violent storms. It's left damage across the network from the far west coast, Ceduna, right through the city and into the hills and beyond," he said.
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The lightning strikes which have lashed the state since Sunday also have sparked grass and scrub fires.
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Cosimo's banking skills built the family fortune into the largest in Europe, and he began the patronage that would leave us Donatello's statue of David and a matching bronze, Judith beheading Holofernes.
No joke: The works were originally lawn ornaments at the Medici palace.
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The family was also a longtime patron of Galileo, who tutored dozens of Medici children.
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One of the Medici popes, Clement VII, commissioned Michelangelo's work in the Sistine Chapel, and a later family member paid for Rubens' art in the Luxembourg Palace in Paris.
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Thiemo Lang, senior portfolio manager for Zurich-based Sustainable Asset Management, told Reuters the only way for Western producers to regain their footing is to build production bases where their Asian competitors are.
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- 30 (max 45) mins commute to Secacus - either by car or via train from where I can take shuttle from Secacus train station
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- Budget $500-600K...around 550k will be ideal!
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- About house... I would prefer 4 bed rooms but 3 will be fine as well, with 2.5 bath (in my budget range)...
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Hello...We are moving to NJ and will be working in Secacus to begin with, and may have to work in NYC at later point in time. So looking for good towns keeping both these work locations (Secacus,NJ & NYC) in mind.
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I'm thinking New Brunswick fits the description perfectly.
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First, you probably know this already but even though Secaucus is only about 6 or 7 miles from midtown Manhattan some of the nicer towns that are a 30 to 45 minute commute from Secaucus may be more than a 60 minute commute from NYC using bus or train and it may be easier to commute into NYC from some towns then it will be to commute to Secaucus.
Anyway, check out River Edge, Emerson, Oradell, Westwood & Hillsdale
Also look at Teaneck, Tenafly, Woodridge, Montclair, the Oranges and Clifton.
Keep in mind that most of the towns that are close to NYC (that have good commutes to NYC) are older more established towns with "older homes" at higher prices. The further you get from NYC the more house you'll get for your money but the further you go the longer the commute.
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Hint, look at google maps to see what towns are within 10 to 15 miles of Secaucus - those will be the ones that that will most likely give you a reasonable commute to NYC.
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I would start by looking at info on school districts (and taxes, which can be high in NJ) and then transit to Secaucus and also NYC. (Not sure about train in Secaucus - I worked with people who lived there and commuted to NYC and they all used a bus.
After you locate a couple of potential areas you can see how much house you can get for your budget. I don't know housing prices in Jersey very well but suspect your budget is low for an excellent school district. My mom lives in Nassau county in a good school district and $500K is a starter house - 3 BR Cape with 1.5 baths on a 60 X 100 plot. But obviously if you go farther from the city you can get more for the money.
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One of the reasons I mentioned New Brunswick is the direct and frequent train service to Secacus -- about 40 minutes.
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Rutherford has good schools. Most of NJ has good schools.
I wouldn't want to go too far... in case you have to start making that commute back and forth to NYC.
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Ridgewood NJ is a beautiful town and has excellent schools. Prices may be high but you can find 4 bedrooms in your price range in the town. I checked on realtor.com. Not sure where they are.(driving 27 min without traffic) and train 33min, train to NYC 1 hour travel time.
My good friend lives in Glen Ridge NJ and it is closer to NYC and Secaucus. They have excellent schools there too. (driving to NYC 30 min, train 1 hour, driving to secaucus, 20 min.
Schools in NJ are run by each town. Towns in Morris county will have lower taxes than Passaic County. Passaic has cities to fund and Morris has less cities and more industry, thus lower taxes. Ridgewood is in Bergen county which has high taxes, but the town has excellent schools and lots of amenities. The train station is right in the middle of the town and there is a large town to shop and walk.
I commuted to NYC from Kinnelon, which is a small town in Northern NJ. It was a hike between car and train. There are many nice small towns with good schools. Look at the school rankings and go from there.
Also, look at the train lines and how often they run and how long they take. I rode the Boonton line, which has limited services, or more limited than some of the others. Morristown line and Bergen line have more trains.
Montclair is a beautiful old town on the Boonton line and a short ride to Secaucus, but their school system was good and awful. Just be wary because each town has control over their schools. Some towns are much better than others. If you are staying in NJ for a while, do your research. Good luck. NJ is a great area to raise kids and has excellent food options. Best pizza in the US. I miss the food, but not the crowds. Secaucus is close to NY, but is citylike. For raising kids, I would say go away from that area.
I had friends that lived in Millburn too which is about a 30 min drive and or 30 min train ride to secaucus and not much farther to NY. I believe it has a good school system, but check it out because it was a while ago that they lived there.
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<<Good towns with low crime>>
Morristown is the first place that comes to mind.
That budget will be tight.
Avoid NJ cities (Newark, Jersey City, Paterson, Elizabeth, etc.).
Woodbridge and Edison Townships have low crime. Luckily, you need to be halfway across the state from Camden and Trenton, the former is a complete dump, the latter has both violent and white collar crime (it IS the capital).
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I'd suggest you have a look at our town, Madison, and nearby Morris County municipalities such as Chatham Township, Chatham Borough, Morris Township and Florham Park. These are on or near the Morris-Essex line of NJTransit. Many NY Penn Station-bound trains stop at Secaucus Junction.
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We are blessed to have visited this island a couple of time. Love it. Love the people. Love hanging in Lanai City and talking story.
Well it's 89 old caretaker has passed to torch to a new neighbor, home owner. I trust he has the best interest in the island and its people with this purchase. Murdoch was bleeding 25 million a year protecting the island. Hopefully Ellison will continue to respect the aina and not bleed so much money.
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hope he brings back sustainable agriculture. Beautiful island, my favorite.
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I had a group who wanted to buy the Hotels about 10 years ago - but didn't happen. We shall see.
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mat - I agree, it is prime soil that has rested after the closing of the pines, to be nurtured for local and exported consumption. sadly from what I hear, the locals are very concerned about the new owners intentions.
I do find a certain irony in articles stating that the locals want to protect the hawaiian culture considering most of the people were plantation workers and now resort workers who are not hawaiian. Not a judgment, because I cherish each moment I had the chance to talk story with locals.
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agree LG, there is a lot of cultural sites on the island but don't know how many actual Hawaiians are there to take care of them.
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Well the new "owner" has some very interesting ideas.
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