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Alvaro Negredo plundered a hat-trick as Manchester City stormed into the knock-out stages of the Champions League for the first time in the club's history.
Ashley Young was caught up in a fresh diving storm as Manchester United were held to a goalless draw in Spain.
Arsenal's Jack Wilshere is set to miss England's final two matches of 2013 as he continues to struggle with a worrying ankle problem.
Fulham have refused to accept Sascha Riether's FA ban - even though the defender admitted he had no defence to stamping on Machester United teenager Adnan Januzaj on Saturday.
Championship side Blackburn insist £10m-rated striker Jordan Rhodes will not be sold as part of a January fire sale to cut debts of £54.5m.
Liverpool will battle it out with Barcelona, Inter Milan and Verona to sign Porto winger Juan Iturbe, 20, who is valued at £11.75million.
Sunderland and Fulham are both tracking Hamburg enforcer Tomas Rincon, 25, who will be a free agent next summer.
QPR are lining up a loan swoop for West Ham's Jack Collison to replace the injured Alejandro Faurlin.
Meanwhile, the Hammers and Arsenal are keen on Fiorentina's 20-year-old Senagalese striker Khouma Babacar who is rated at £5m.
Watford are after Chelsea hotshot Patrick Bamford, 19, who has scored 12 goals in a loan spell at MK Dons.
League One side Notts County are set to name QPR midfielder Shaun Derry, 35, as their new manager.
Yaya Toure silenced CSKA's fans as City reached the Champions League KO stages for the first time.
Marouane Fellaini saw red on a frustrating night for Manchester United in Spain.
Former Tottenham midfielder Luka Modric, 28, claims that Chelsea, Manchester United and Paris St-Germain all tried to sign him after a difficult first season at Real Madrid.
Stoke goalkeeper Asmir Begovic claims he was on the verge of joining Manchester City until Roberto Mancini lost his job.
Championship side Burnley are lining up a move for Shamrock Rovers midfielder Ronan Finn.
Watford's Connor Smith, 20, is wanted on loan by Colchester United and Bristol Rovers.
Manchester City sailed into the Champions League knockout stages last night after thrashing CSKA Moscow.
Jose Mourinho has accused his Chelsea stars of being too cocky.
Manchester City strikers Sergio Aguero and Alvaro Negredo put on a dazzling Bonfire Night display to seal a place in the Champions League knockout stage for the first time.
Tottenham are considering reviving their interest in Real Madrid defender Fabio Coentrao.
Liverpool are set to rival Arsenal for the signing of 27-year-old Yohan Cabaye as Newcastle brace themselves for renewed interest in the France midfielder in January.
Spurs are preparing to step up their interest in Brazilian winger Neilton after the player's agent said the 19-year-old is no nearer to signing a new contract at current club Santos.
Manchester City's Alvaro Negredo scored a hat-trick to trample over CSKA Moscow at the Etihad and march into the knock-out stages of the Champions League for the first time.
Brazil's World Cup build-up was thrown into chaos after the cancellation of a major football conference in Rio de Janeiro because of the continuing civil unrest in the country.
Manchester City progressed to the knockout stages of the Champions League for the first time thanks to their brilliant strike-force.
Ashley Young is facing further unwanted scrutiny for another diving controversy as Manchester United squandered the chance to secure a place in the Champions League knock-out stages.
Manchester City finally ended their Champions League jinx last night by sweeping aside CSKA Moscow 5-2 at the Etihad Stadium to ensure they will feature in the competition's knockout stage for the first time.
Tottenham goalkeeper Hugo Lloris, 26, could play in his club's Europa League home tie with Moldova champions Sheriff Tiraspol - despite being knocked unconscious playing against Everton on Sunday.
Manchester City reached the last 16 of the Champions League for the first time last night as Alvaro Negredo and Sergio Aguero helped them to a 5-2 win over CSKA Moscow.
The rain-streaked night had been bad enough for Manchester United before Ashley Young made it worse, in a desperately familiar way.
Manchester City have endured so many difficult moments in the Champions League they will relish the fact they have finally qualified for the knockout stages with something to spare.
Soccerex, the major football convention due to be staged in Rio de Janeiro on the eve of the World Cup draw, has been summarily cancelled after it said the government had withdrawn its support because of "ongoing civic unrest".


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EAST BEND - For the third-straight game, a cold second half doomed the Lady Falcons against a Northwest Conference power.
Forbush trailed by just four at 25-21 at halftime but only managed 13 second-half points and dropped their home opener 58-34 Friday night to a tough West Stokes side.
"We put it together the last three games for two or three quarters but then, I don't want to say we fall apart, but we run out of gas," head coach Bradley Shores said. "We go from being in the game a couples baskets back to double digits. And right now, we're not explosive enough offensively to make that comeback.
"We just have to keep doing the things we're doing and put together four quarters, instead of two or three. A lot of that comes from us being a new squad together and a lot of youth. We can't always use that as an excuse; we just have to execute better," he added.
In a back and forth first half, Forbush opened strong, grabbing an 8-2 lead early on. But the Wildcats clawed back and took a 15-11 advantage into the second quarter.
West pushed its lead out to 21-14 midway through the frame and 25-16 late before returning all-conference performer Savannah Hill gave the Falcons momentum heading into the locker room.
Hill scored five points in the final 30 seconds of the half, including a three-point play with 7.9 ticks left to bring Forbush within four at 25-21 at the break.
Coming out in the second half, the Falcons "ran out of gas" and only scored four points in the quarter as West pushed its lead out to 10 at 35-25.
The Wildcats exploded in the final frame for 23 points to put the game out of reach, coasting to the 58-34 victory.
"It's just continuing," Shore said. "We worked a lot on defense but West Stokes got more patient in the second half on offense and we didn't. After they ran 10 or 12 seconds of the clock, we always had somebody get lost.
"We're good for a short period of time on defense and in the game in general, we just need to stick with that and be able to maintain that. Offensively, it's just patience and consistency," he continued. "It'll come, but we've had a tough non-conference schedule. It's good for us and we can see we can hang with these teams."
Hill paced Forbush offensively with nine points, but was held scoreless in the second half. Starmount transfer Brittany Moose recorded seven first-half points, while Jessica Funk scored seven of her nine points on the night after halftime.
While the final score of the past three games (62-42 vs East Surry, 63-44 vs Mt. Airy and 58-34 vs West Stokes) indicate a blowout, Shore said the team is close and doesn't feel like "we're getting creamed."
"We've really competed well these past three games where it has gone from single digits in the second half to losing by double digits, like tonight," he explained. "The final score makes it look like we're getting creamed, but I don't feel like we're getting creamed. We're right there for a large part of the game."
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Representatives from the town of Waitsfield are continuing the town's efforts to purchase land for the town's municipal water system from two landowners while the town has simultaneously begun the process of taking the land by condemnation.
Waitsfield is in the process of constructing a municipal water system. Water for the project comes from a well drilled in the right of way of Reed Road. The town drilled the well on the assumption that Reed Road was a town road.
Last month, the Vermont Superior Court ruled that the town had not
proven that the road was a town-maintained road. That requires the town
to take the land or purchase the land for the project to continue.
Landowners Virginia Houston and Jean Damon/Toby Richards challenged the town's claim to the road.
At issue is an estimated acre of land and a portion of the traveled way on Reed Road. Houston owns land on one side of the road and Damon/Richards own the other side of the road.
The select board, at a December 30 meeting, passed two motions. The first calls for the town to pursue acquisition of the land "by means of negotiated agreements and that Kate Williams represent the select board in such negotiations." Williams is the chair of the select board.
The second motion, passed on December 30, calls for the town to "commence proceedings to acquire the property it needs from Virginia Houston and the Damon/Richards family for the Waitsfield water system project by means of condemnation, as authorized by statute 19 V. S. A. Chapter 7 and 24 V.S. A Chapter 89 and issue notice of commencement of such proceedings. . . ."
Williams, in an interview this week, said that she was hopeful that an agreement could be reached with the two landowners without having to condemn the land. She said the initial conversations with the landowners had been productive.
"This is not something we entered into lightly," Williams said, underscoring the town's desire to settle the issue without condemnation but reporting that the town is firmly committed to providing the town with a much needed water project.
While Williams negotiates with the landowners, town attorneys are at work on the condemnation proceedings which require an appraisal of the land the town needs as well as an initial public hearing to take public comment and testimony on the condemnation.
That first hearing is set for January 31. It starts at the Waitsfield Town Offices at 4 p.m. and will immediately adjourn to a site visit on Reed Road before reconvening at the town offices for comment. At that hearing, the amount of money the town will pay landowners for taking the land will be discussed. A state judge will ultimately hear the condemnation request and will fix the actual amount the parties will be paid.
Regardless of how Waitsfield acquires the land, either by direct purchase or condemnation, funds for the purchase are built into the project loan/grant package.
Williams stressed the need to move both the negotiation and condemnation processes along swiftly, with an eye to construction on the project beginning again next spring. Work got underway on the $7.6 million project last fall.


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Center Jason Krog is honored with the Les Cunningham Award as the AHL's most valuable player for the 2007-08 season, marking the second straight year the honor is bestowed upon a member of the Wolves. Two days later (April 13), Krog finished the regular season as just the third player in the 72-year history of the AHL to earn the offensive "triple crown," leading the league in goals (39), assists (73) and points (112).
April 12, 1998
Goaltender Wendell Young collects his 100th career win with the Wolves as Chicago defeats the Milwaukee Admirals, 7-5, in the regular-season finale. The Wolves finish the 1997-98 regular-season with franchise records in wins (55); points (113); home wins (29); and road wins (26). Chicago's 55 wins and 29 victories on home ice led the IHL.
April 12, 2007
Left wing Brett Sterling is honored with the franchise's first-ever Dudley "Red" Garrett Memorial Award as the AHL's outstanding rookie. He will finish his first professional campaign with an AHL-leading 55 goals, the most by a Wolves player in eight years and the fourth-highest total in franchise history, which earns him the Willie Marshall Award as the league's leading goal scorer.
April 13, 2007
Right wing Darren Haydar is named the recipient of the Les Cunningham Award as the AHL's most valuable player for the 2006-07 season. That night, Haydar tallied two points (G, A) to help Chicago tie a league and franchise record with 27 road wins when they defeat the Milwaukee Admirals, 4-3, in a shootout at the Bradley Center. Haydar will complete the regular-season with a career-high and AHL-best 122 points to earn the John B. Sollenberger Trophy as the league's leading scorer.


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Good luck telling that to Dr. Shukri David, who predicted the New England Patriots would win the Super Bowl while a guest on a Detroit morning news segment Saturday.
Dr. David, one would infer, was on set to discuss Super Bowl health -- how much alcohol to consume at a party, what foods to avoid, etc. But the interview got a little woozy when he was asked for his Super Bowl prediction.
"Go Patriots," he said, with a pump of the fist.
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With the election only weeks away, the Henry Salvatori Center and the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum are pleased to present a debate on this pressing issue. Dinesh D'Souza, John M. Olin Research Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute and visiting fellow at the Claremont Institute, and Molly Munger, Western Regional Counsel for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's (NAACP) Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Inc., will consider various aspects of this contentious issue.
Well known for his fight against political correctness on the nation's college campuses, waged in his best-seller Illiberal Education: The Politics of Race and Sex on Campus (1991), Mr. D'Souza has now joined the heated debate over affirmative action. In his latest book The End of Racism: Principles of a Multiracial Society (1996), he skewers the notion that affirmative action programs have succeeded, or can succeed, in fighting racism; rather, they do little more than "camouflage" underachievement in academia and in the workforce. Mr. D'Souza contends that the proper solution is a race-neutral society in which all races confront the cultural causes of this pathology.
A graduate of Radcliffe College and Harvard Law School, Molly Munger has a highly distinguished record as an attorney in the Los Angeles community. Formerly a federal prosecutor in the U.S. Attorney's Office, she has done extensive work in private practice, including five years with her own firm, Munger and Myers. Ms. Munger's considerable list of pro bono projects includes working as a co-counsel with the NAACP in Rodney King's civil litigation, a California Environmental Quality Act challenge to a Palos Verdes school closure plan, and a Voting Rights Act challenge to the redistricting of the Los Angeles City Council. One of her many ongoing major projects is research, advocacy, and campaign work against the CCRI.
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The power inherent in painting is that it can awaken a wild vein of passion that will not go back to sleep. Using only the simple tools of brush, paper, and paint, Awakening the Creative invites you on a highly personal journey of daring and discovery, made possible through a safe environment and the support of Stewart Cubley and his experienced staff. The potential is to tap into an extraordinary resource: the vibrant, driving force of your own creative spirit.
In this workshop, everyone is a beginner. You are welcome even if you've never picked up a paintbrush. The goal is free expression, with the emphasis on the creative process rather than on technique or expertise. Awakening the Creative is an opportunity to embark on the greatest of all human adventures—embracing your own path and confidently following it.
Stewart is the coauthor of the acclaimed book Life, Paint and Passion: Reclaiming the Magic of Spontaneous Expression. He has traveled throughout the world for more than thirty years working with individuals and groups to access the potential within the human heart and imagination.
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In addition to directing the Writing Center for the past six years, Dr. Crystal Mueller has taught in the English Department for seven years. She previously taught at Marquette University for nine years. In Summer 2013, Crystal participated in the Dartmouth Summer Seminar for Composition Research, "Data-Driven Inquiry: Process, Methods, Results," at Dartmouth College in Hanover, New Hampshire. She participated in the 2010 International Writing Centers Association Summer Institute, hosted by Dr. Michele Eodice of the University of Oklahoma and Dr. Lori Salem of Temple University. Her papers were accepted for the International Writing Center Association Conference 2010 (Baltimore, MD) and 2013 (San Diego, CA) and at the Midwest Writing Centers Association Conference in 2011 (Madison, WI) and 2013 (Chicago, IL).
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Withings Smart Baby Monitor
Withings Smart Baby Monitor
Product Information
The Withings Smart Baby Monitor incorporates a 3 megapixel video sensor for impressive picture quality that takes advantage of the screen resolution on your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch. With the Pan, Tilt and Zoom technology, you can virtually move around the baby's room. Just slide your finger like you would on a web page to get a full view of your child's activity.
Talk, play, and illuminate
You get three ways to interact with baby. First, the video feature lets you talk to baby while watching his or her moves. Then you can choose from four melodies to provide your little one with her favourite musical atmosphere. Or use the Smart Baby Monitor night light to pick a softly coloured light mood. All directly from your iOS device.
Automatic alerts
Easily set up automatic alerts to warn you in case of noise, motion or when the temperature and humidity exceed thresholds you've defined.
Whether at home, at a friend's, or on the road, you're always connected to your baby. The Smart Baby Monitor allows you to monitor your baby with an unlimited range and for an unlimited time, even outside your home Wi-Fi network.
- WithBaby app available free from the App Store
- High-resolution video, motion-free and intuitive Pan, Tilt, Zoom and night vision
- Crystal-clear sound
- Talk to baby, play lullabies or turn on the multicolour night light
- Monitor noises, motion, temperature and humidity in baby's room
- Set alarms to designated parameters of noise level, motion, temperature and humidity
- Enjoy an unlimited range
- Alert logs to monitor and improve baby's room conditions
- Simple and intuitive connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth or Ethernet cable
Did you notice?Simultaneously listen and talk, select music, monitor room temperatures and even choose lighting.
Apple Recommends ForKeep an eye and ear on your baby via your iPad, iPhone, or iPod touch.
What's in the Box?
- Smart Baby Monitor by Withings
- Carrying case in 3D fabric
- White support stand for baby's bed
- Rechargeable Li-On battery
- Power supply plus three local adapters
- User manual (EN, FR, DE, ES, IT)
Tech Specs
- Height: 6.3 cm
- Width: 9.2 cm
- Weight: 293 g
- Length: 9.2 cm
Manufacturer Information
Part Number
- Mfr. Part Number: 70001901
- UPC or EAN No.: 3700546700019
- Note: Apple's One-Year Limited Warranty does not apply to products that are not Apple-branded, even if packaged or sold with Apple products. Non-Apple-branded products may have the benefit of a manufacturer's warranty provided by the product manufacturer — please see your product box and literature for details. Benefits under the manufacturer's warranty are in addition to rights provided by consumer law. For details, click here.
- Warranty: One year
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WithBaby connects to your Smart Baby Monitor by Withings.
The Smart Baby Monitor offers a cutting-edge way to monitor your baby, interact with him/her and ensure your infant's well-being using your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch.
By using the free WithBaby app, you can easily watch over your baby with high-resolution video, intuitive Pan-Tilt zoom and night vision, so you don't miss a thing. Always be near your baby by listening, talking to your child, playing lullabies or turning on the nightlight from anywhere in the world. The Smart Baby Monitor allows you to receive discrete alerts in case of noise, motion, temperature or humidity, so that you can control your child's environment. The Smart Baby Monitor can give you the peace of mind you need by being able to monitor your baby's safety and comfort from wherever you are at any time.
• Watch over baby in exceptional conditions on your iPhone, iPad or iPod touch
• High-resolution video, motion free and intuitive Pan Tilt Zoom, night vision
• Crystal clear sound
• Ability to talk to baby, play lullabies or turn on the multicolor night light
• Monitor noises, motion, temperature and humidity in baby's room
• Capacity to set alarms to designated parameters of noise level, motion, temperature and humidity
• Enjoy an unlimited range: watch over baby at home, on the road or from work
• Alert logs to monitor and improve baby's room conditions
• Simple and intuitive connectivity: Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and Ethernet cable
You leave outside the US, Europe or Australia? Sign up for alerts and be the first to know when the Smart Baby Monitor is available: http://www.withings.com/en/babymonitor …
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Good, not great.
I wanted to love this product. It makes so much sense...
First, the good:
1. It's well thought out. The device is slick, wit I wanted to love this product. It makes so much sense...
First, the good:
1. It's well thought out. The device is slick, with simple buttons and the interface is simple and easy to use.
2. The sensors are very good. The video and audio quality is excellent.
3. Connecting to the device from the office or even another country works without issue. Great for me and relatives abroad (when Skype would be intrusive or too much effort).
Now, the bad:
1. Automatic switch to infrared is rubbish. The camera automatically switches to infrared (because it thinks its dark) when it shouldn't and there is no ability to manually manage this switch. Problem being, when it's dim or the device is close to a white wall, the camera endlessly switches between normal and infrared mode (and 10 seconds out of every 20 seconds, nothing is visible). Super annoying. The monitor also does this when the camera is at a less than 90 degree angle (because it picks up its own white base) - I verified this with customer support and its a known issue, for which no fix is planned!
2. Automatic infrared adjustment is rubbish. The camera tries to find the right infrared balance/contrast, but sometimes it uses the wrong object as its focus (eg the side of our crib and not our baby). Again, super annoying that your not able to manually adjust this to see your baby clearly.
3. Battery is rubbish. Literally, lasts for 10 minutes. Don't know why they other providing one, pretending the device can be used on this basis.
Now, the mediocre: connection stability.
It manages a relatively stable connection. There are a few disconnects (and some refusals to connect), but it generally holds its connection or can be reconnected with minimal effort. That said, this can be very frustrating (esp for partners that may not be IT savvy) and is something that should not happen with this price tag. Also, it was totally dud one evening, but I understand that this was due to the Withings servers being down. Again, this should not happen.
One upshot about having had these connection issues is that I found out that if the wifi doesn't work, you can connect to it using Bluetooth. This is an excellent backup and works really nicely!
All in all, I would by this product again, because I think it's best baby monitor on the market right now. I also want to throw it out the window some evenings....
If Withings could fix the connection issues, improve the battery, and allow the user to control the infrared switching and adjustment, this would be awesome! At this price, this should have been sorted before it was sold by Apple. …
- Written by David S from London
91 of 98 people found this useful
Withings Smart Baby Monitor
i must say, had a very poor experience with this product, continuous loss of connection, battery cover kept falling off/out, app k i must say, had a very poor experience with this product, continuous loss of connection, battery cover kept falling off/out, app kept crashing, lost patience and returned it.
The only product from apple that just didn't "just work" …
- Written by Daniel C from Lichfield
80 of 105 people found this useful
Have to even out the reviews here: my experience of this product is first class, however I would say it was poor prior to the rece Have to even out the reviews here: my experience of this product is first class, however I would say it was poor prior to the recent software update, and prior to this I would have to agree with the previous review, but the update has transformed this monitor into the product it promised to be.
We have a large, long, stone-built house but even at the opposite end of the house the monitor works very well on the wifi network. The visual view and night vision provide its USP, and the clip on magnetic stand make fixing to the side of the cot easy. Can thoroughly recommend. …
- Written by David D from Caldicot
53 of 67 people found this useful
After sales support and customer service is terrible. Avoid!
The monitor has performed ok when it has been working but we have had lots of problems with the hardware since original purchase. The monitor has performed ok when it has been working but we have had lots of problems with the hardware since original purchase.
The USB connection/ connector has broken on two occasions. The first time this happened Withings were helpful. The second time it happened withings were not so helpful and are now ignoring any e-mail that I send to them. I would not recommend this product or this company. The customer service is diabolical. Don't waste your money or add to your stress levels. Avoid!! …
- Written by Lynsey W from Port Seton
1 of 1 people found this useful
Excellent product
I was searching for so long for the best baby monitor and I found in this product, Easy to install, quality of building excellent, I was searching for so long for the best baby monitor and I found in this product, Easy to install, quality of building excellent, all features are perfect.
I am using in 3 devices in 3 differents networks and also Mobil phone network and everything it is great video and audio
Highly recommend. …
- Written by Romulo F from Dublin
It should be brilliant, but it's bad.
I love all the functions of this baby monitor - light, music, zoom and pan on the camera, microphone, temperature, remote access. I love all the functions of this baby monitor - light, music, zoom and pan on the camera, microphone, temperature, remote access. All brilliant. However, it just doesn't work. It's horribly unreliable and that's probably the one thing you actually need in a monitor. The apple store were brilliant and replaced and then refunded the two I had problems with. The first had very average connectivity and physically broke the first time I unplugged it and tried to take it away on holiday - the socket the power lead plugs into fell into the device. The battery lasts literally seconds so the device was useless. (I googled the problem - it seems fairly common). The second device failed to connect at all, just gave the constant spinning wheel. I've since bought a different brand and it's really stable, I've never had a problem connecting. But I still miss the features of Withings - it's such a shame it doesn't work. …
- Written by Kim R from London
1 of 1 people found this useful
Questions & Answers
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Where can I buy another cord for my monitor?
- Asked by Lindsay A from Chicago
- 20-Jul-2014
Answer now (Where can I buy another cord for my monitor?)
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Can i hook up my blue tooth from my Macbook pro computer to my within baby monitor? thanks
- Asked by Travis J from Spruce Grove
- 23-Jan-2014
Viewing and configuration is done through the iOS app. So to do that, I think that would require Wi Viewing and configuration is done through the iOS app. So to do that, I think that would require Withings to release a Mac app for the baby monitor. As far as I know, they haven't done so. This means you are limited to iOS (and I guess Android?) devices. …
- Answered by Steven W from Van Nuys
- 11-Mar-2014
Can I use it with my samsung mobile phone ?android! Or it has to be Apple iOS ?
- Asked by Diana S
- 10-Jun-2014
What security does this device have? Can other people using the same technology see your child?
- Asked by Steven G
- 26-Jul-2012
First of all, the access to the video feedback is protected by your credentials (login and password) First of all, the access to the video feedback is protected by your credentials (login and password). On top of that, if your product is connected over Wi-Fi, all the video feedback is encrypted. …
- Answered by Kevin C
- 30-Jul-2012
do i have to be connected to wi-fi to view sleeping baby? or i can use my att minuts?
- Asked by Aleksandra S from New York
- 07-Jun-2012
You are able to monitor your baby with an unlimited range. Thereby, when you are outside your home W You are able to monitor your baby with an unlimited range. Thereby, when you are outside your home Wi-Fi network (i.e. 3G or Wi-Fi at work), you can still monitor your baby. …
- Answered by Michelle S
- 11-Jun-2012
is it really comptible with ipad mini? becuase ipad mini is not included as one of the compatible devices shown
- Asked by Carrie W from Hong Kong
- 23-Mar-2014
it works fine with my iPad mini with retina display
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I hate it but there is no other course of action. We barely make enough to mow, much less make improvements. Without local support we cannot continue.
There are few people coming into the game and many people giving it up for various reasons. I talk to people regularly who say that they haven't played in a couple of years or more. These people used to play avidly.
Push County lost Nashoba Valley Golf Course a few years ago due to the same reasons. I know how Lee Helmke felt and it is not a good feeling.
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Clearly, the powerful lobbyists behind boiled water are not going to like this column.
I know what you're thinking – you're thinking I've been spending too much time with the permanent marker.
But hear me out. I base this bold assertion on the fact that I discovered you can make hard-boiled eggs without actually boiling them.
This may seem like a minor thing. But think about it – for decades, we have been slaves to the boiled water routine of making delicious hard-boiled eggs. That's a nice way of saying we're kinda lazy sometimes, and the idea of schlepping out a pot and boiling a pot of water is kinda taxing on our already full schedule of posting to Facebook and watching "Wheel of Fortune."
But there must be some other reason why it took until 2013 for the masses to begin to find out there was a really simple way that didn't involve boiling anything. I'm not sure how Big Boiled Water benefited from our kitchen routines, but I am not one to dismiss a conspiracy just because it is wholly irrational.
I found the recipe while visiting the aforementioned Facebook. Someone posted a link to a recipe for cooking hard-boiled eggs that did not involve boiling but rather baking them. I suppose that would make them hard-baked eggs, but I think their current name is too ingrained to change.
My son and I are both hard-boiled egg enthusiasts. My wife and daughter are not. My wife ranks hard-boiled eggs up there with tuna fish and malaria on the list of things she does not want to be around. So when we do make the eggs, we often do it when the female half of the household is out.
Such was the recent night when I said to Parker, "Wanna make hard-boiled eggs but without boiling them?"
He responded, "Well, they wouldn't be boiled then …" I tried to explain to him name branding but just eventually told him to go with me on this.
The recipe was simple: Preheat an oven to 325. Place each egg in a cup of a muffin tin. Bake them for 30 minutes and then transfer the eggs to a bowl of ice water for 10 minutes.
We followed the directions to the letter. My son was in charge of both setting the oven and selecting the cups in which to place the eggs. We were only cooking five eggs, but to watch his seriousness in placing the eggs, you would have thought some of the cups were rigged with weight-sensitive explosives.
After 30 minutes, the buzzer went off. I retrieved the muffin pan and put the eggs in water. "That's it?" Parker asked. That's it, my boy. That's it.
Ten minutes later, we were both peeling an egg, adding a dash of salt and tossing back a delish snack.
Now I am sure that some of you are asking what the big deal is about boiling them. The big deal is two fold: (1) I didn't have to mess with boiling water, which occasionally sends scalding water droplets directed right at my exposed flesh and (2) the conventional wisdom has always told us that this is the way you do eggs. What else have we been doing one particular way, just because that's the way it's always been done? How will our worlds be opened up to do things the non-traditional way?
I'm pleased to have this new approach at cooking eggs at my disposal. Not only did I find it far easier and less time and resource consuming, but it also let me break free from the shackles that the boiled water industrial complex has used for so long to keep me tethered to the ways of the past. I have broken free from my chains and am free to make my eggs the way I want to!
I am willing to face the consequences for my rebellion. I will stare down those who say, "Hard-boiled eggs MUST. BE. BOILED." I will continue on my bold path to kitchen freedom and explore new ways of doing things. I mean, as soon as I post something on Facebook and watch "Wheel of Fortune."
Mike Gibbons was born and raised in Aiken. A graduate of the University of Alabama, he can be reached at email@example.com.
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Community edges Crusaders in first round of states
Boys basketball
Community Christian 74, Grace Christian 73
Conference mate Community Christian got 1-of-2 free throws with three seconds left for the winning point in an NCISAA 1A State Tournament first round game Tuesday night in Wilson.
Grace senior point guard Mark Riches made a three-pointer to tie the game, 73-73, with 0:33 left. The Crusaders got the rebound off the following missed free throw and tried to call a timeout but the clock expired.
B.J. Harrison led the No. 9-seeded Crusaders (19-11) with 30 points. Zach Boggs had 22 points and Riches scored 15 points.
Jamie Braswell led No. 8 Community with 22 points.
Overhills 91, Union Pines 71
No. 3-seeded Overhills (16-7) rolled past No. 6 Union Pines (5-20) in a first round Cape Fear Valley Tournament game at Overhills Tuesday night.
Thursday night's CFVC semis, hosted at Westover, will be Overhills vs. Southern Lee at 6 p.m. and Douglas Byrd vs. Westover at 7:30 p.m.
Albemarle 67, Chatham Central 36
No. 2-seeded Albemarle (19-2) cruised past visiting No. 7 Chatham Central in the first round of the Yadkin Valley Conference Tournament Tuesday night. Albemarle went 3-0 against the Bears this season.
T'kyle Williams led the Bulldogs with 15 points and eight rebounds.
Chatham Central finishes its season 7-15 overall.
Southeast Raleigh 68, Harnett Central 66
No. 3-seeded Southeast Raleigh edged No. 6 Harnett Central in a Greater Neuse River Conference Tournament first round game. Southeast Raleigh led 33-23 at halftime.
Don Singletary led Harnett Central with 17 points. Tre Rogers had 15 points and 11 rebounds and Hunter Baker had 13 points and 11 rebounds for the Trojans.
Southeast Raleigh (14-8) won the two regular season meetings with the Trojans by 19 and 28 points.
Harnett Central ends the season 9-15 overall.
Wayne Country Day 83, Cape Fear Christian 74
No. 7 Wayne Country Day beat visiting Cape Fear Christian, the No. 10 seed, in the first round of the NCISAA 1A State Tournament Tuesday night. Cape Fear Christian ends the season with a 14-9 record.
Westchester Country Day 59, O'Neal 38
No. 6-seeded Westchester Country Day (18-10) topped No. 11 O'Neal in the first round of the NCISAA 2A State Tournament Tuesday in High Point.
The Falcons (13-14) made the state tournament after an upset run to the Cape Fear Independent Conference Tournament title last week.
Girls basketball
Hickory Christian 40, Cape Fear Christian 29
Host Hickory Christian (12-14), the No. 8 seed, jumped out to a 14-8 lead after one quarter and went on to beat No. 9 Cape Fear Christian in the first round of the NCISAA 1A State Tournament Tuesday night.
Hannah Brannon led the Lady Eagles with 12 points and Madison Pentony added eight points for CFCA.
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Actor Shiney Ahuja's Bollywood career went upside down when his domestic help lodged rape case against the actor. The actor who is currently out on bail will soon be seen in Anees Bazmee's 'Welcome Back' which is a sequel to 2007 blockbuster 'Welcome'. Confirming the news, Shiney told IA
Actress Sayali Bhagat filed case against her co-star Shiney Ahuja for sexually abusing her during the film shoot and also said that Shiney even made advances towards her. She claim that during the shooting of upcoming flick, 'Ghost', Shiney misbehaved with her number of times.


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Does that make me the village idiot or the idiot who defends the village idiot?
You say shark I say hey man, Jaws was never my scene and I don't like Star Wars
Not a chance in hell that the Diego of today beats Pettis, in my opinion.
Phil Baroni
"I fight because I can't sing, I can't dance, and it beats working all day. Now ask me a question that doesn't sound so fucking stupid."
Forrest Griffin
"He did exactly what I wanted him to do and he knocked me the fuck out"
Gilbert Melendez: "Diego Sanchez is Always a Dangerous Opponent"
diego will eat a headkick just like he did in the bj fight, only this time it will decapitate him.
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HW- Mir, Brock, Fedor, Cain
LHW-Shogun, Tito, Mousasi. Rampage
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WW-GSP, C Condit>Nick diaz, Fitch wonderboy?
LW-Penn, Edgar, Cerrone, pettis
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Fighters I LOATH 1-BISPING
Diego is probably the biggest overachiever who like Guida has gone pretty far up the ladder (at one point) based on heart, tenacity and aggression without having a strong skill set. Diego's comment is based on the fact that he thinks he will take Pettis down and outgrapple him but Pettis' TDD, in my opinion, is better than Diego's overrated TDs.
Nonetheless, this fight most likely will never happen as I strongly believe Diego's best days are behind him. Gilbert, who is better than Diego at every part of the game, will solidify that in 3 days.
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The eleventh annual Sheboygan Area School District (SASD) Battle of the Books competition recently took place at Jefferson Elementary School. This literacy competition is designed to motivate students to read and have fun doing so. In addition, the Battle of the Books encourages book discussions, while promoting responsibility and cooperative behavior. The coordinators of the 2010 Battle of the Books competition were Lori Roelse, Longfellow Elementary and Holly Hansen-Grotbeck, Sheridan Elementary.
Each year teams of students are formed with students representing different elementary schools. Each team member is responsible for reading nine books from a list of 27 assigned books. The books cover a variety of levels, genres and interests.
The 2010 competition consisted of 58 teams of fifth graders, who came came from Cleveland, Cooper, ESAA, Jackson, Jefferson, Lake Country, Lincoln-Erdman, Madison, Sheridan and Wilson. The top twenty teams were recognized with individual ribbons, medals or trophies.
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I basically came these words across together in a text, and I was wondering whether or not they are pronounced the same way. 'War' is actually pronounced as 'wor', so I'm not entirely sure.
Personally, when I pronounce them I do not hear a difference, but I'm not a native English speaker. Therefore, could anyone perhaps shed some light on the pronunciation, whether or not it is different?


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Ongoing: Taste of Home tickets are available at the Tribune office.There's only a few days left so get them now! The show is Thursday Oct. 11. at 6:30 p.m. There will be vendors from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. for you to enjoy and cookbooks to purchase. This show is one you don't want to miss! Call 336-835-1513 for tickets $12.00 general admission and $35.00 for vip which includes the first 4 rows of seats and a cookbook. This is a great event and will sell out quickly. So hurry!
Elkin Public Library Fall Schedule: Oct. 5 At the Fire Station, Oct. 12, Scarecrows, Oct. 19, Perfect Pumpkins, Oct. 26, Itsy bitsy Spiders. For more information Call 336-835-5586.
Ongoing: 10:15 a.m-Book Babies with Miss Wendy will be at the Elkin Public Library on Thursdays. Featuring stories & songs for you and your baby. The program last for 20-25 minutes. Age 0-24 months and their caregiver.
Children's Story Hours: The Elkin Public Library • 10:15 a.m. Fridays is Story Hour for 2 and 3 year olds • 11:15 a.m. Fridays is Story Hour for 4 and 5 year olds
The Yadkin Valley Senior Center & Jonesville Nutrition site, serves lunch everyday Monday – Friday at 11:30 a.m. Many activities are planned daily, bingo, coupon swap, quilting, sewing, mental health games, prayer shawls, blood pressure check, scrap booking, crossword puzzles, Zumba, Tai Chi, ENP Shopping, Fire Safety, Etc. You may call 336-526-1087 for more information.
Ongoing: Thursdays at 10:30, Boonville Community Public Library will have Preschool storytime for ages 2-5 year olds. This will consist of stories, songs, and crafts. Call 367-7737.
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• 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Yadkin Medical Associates will have a Flue Clinic for Yadkin Medical Patients Only.
• 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Used Book Sale. The Friends of the Elkin Public Library will be holding their annual used book sale, with great deals on all sorts of books, including children's books, fiction and non-fiction, as well as DVDs and CDs. during the pumpkin festival and regular library hours.
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Pink Hair for Hope will start. All strands are $10 each, all of the money goes to breast cancer research! Appointment for this is preferred. 2171 N. Bridge St. Elkin. Call K.M.A. Salon(ask for Kelly)@ 336-587-4247.
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• 4:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. The Elkin Tribune will be holding a food and vendor show, leading up to the Taste of Home Cooking School in the lobby outside Elkin High School's Dixon auditorium. For more information call 835-1513. Food, crafts and a variety of other vendors will be present.
• 6:30 p.m. The Elkin Tribune will be hosting a Taste of Home Cooking show at Elkin High School's Auditorium. All attendees will receive a goody bag that will include a Taste of Home magazine. General admission tickets are $12 and VIP tickets (which include a cookbook and a seat in the first few rows) are $35. Call 835-1513.
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• 10:15 a.m. - 10:55 a.m. Line up for Parade & Fall Festival in Hamptonville at Wingler's Mobile Home Service at 3021 Rocky Branch Rd.(across from Debbie's Snackbar). Route will go tot Hwy 21 – Right on Hwy 21 – Right onKey Street to West Yadkin Assembly of God at 3617 Key Street Hamptonville. Parade will start at 11:00 a.m. Festival is at church until 2:00 p.m. Music, Inflatables, clown available. Free fun for everyone.
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COLUMBIA South Carolinas House Republican and Democratic leaders said Wednesday that study committees would be looking for ways to strengthen the states ethics laws.
House Majority Leader Kenny Bingham, R-Cayce, and House Minority Leader Harry Ott, D-St. Matthews, said they would each appoint a panel charged with coming up with proposed legislation for the new session, which begins in January. The committees will be separate, but Bingham and Ott said they will collaborate. State senators are also planning their own study of ethics reform.
In a statement, House Speaker Bobby Harrell praised the efforts.
These reforms and added transparency efforts will help ensure the public that our ethics laws are being followed and enforced, therefore making it much more difficult for members to be unfairly attacked for actually complying with the law, said Harrell.
Last month, Harrells campaign spending came under fire after The Post and Courier reported that the powerful Charleston Republican had been vague in reporting reimbursements from his campaign account. Harrell was adamant he had done nothing improper, showing The Associated Press documents to back up his assertions.
On Monday, John Crangle of Common Cause asked the House Ethics Committee to waive its jurisdiction and allow legal authorities to investigate Harrells campaign spending. Harrells office has said he wont comment further on the matter, and state law bars committee members from publicly discussing a complaint unless probable cause of a violation is found.
Gov. Nikki Haley has also said she wanted ethics reform to be a legislative priority. In August, she and Attorney General Alan Wilson both Republicans traveled the state, touting a reform package that would abolish the legislative ethics panels, saying that having House and Senate members handle legislative ethics complaints is the fox guarding the henhouse.
Instead, Haley said the State Ethics Commission should handle all ethics complaints against public officials a change that would require a constitutional amendment.
Haley also proposed removing legislators exemptions from the open records law, requiring elected officials to fully disclose their income and requiring lawyer-legislators to recuse themselves from votes that elect judges.
Legislative leaders quickly derided the fly-around as hypocritical. The launch came two months after the House Ethics Committee cleared Haley of allegations that she illegally lobbied for an engineering firm and a hospital while a House member, benefited from lobbyists donating to the hospitals foundation, and should have disclosed consulting income from the firm with state contracts.
It was the second time in two months the Republican-dominated committee cleared her, saying ethics laws are too ambiguous. Haley has repeatedly said theres nothing wrong with asking lobbyists to donate to a nonprofit especially since she didnt work on commission and that it was impossible under the state definition for her to lobby for an agency regulation. She said she didnt report the income from Wilbur Smith because state law doesnt require it.
On Wednesday, Haley spokesman Rob Godfrey said the governor looked forward to working toward achieving needed reforms.
Ethics reform is badly needed, and anything that moves the ball forward is good news, Godfrey said.
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These are the bookings recorded for the Doris C. Gravat Detention Center for Dec. 18, 2013. Some of the people listed may not have actually spent time in jail if they posted bond and were released. Although those listed have been arrested and charged, that does not mean they have been found guilty. All bookings may be viewed online by visiting www.aikenstandard.com and clicking on the Crime tab.
Christopher Lucas Clark, 28 shoplifting value $2,000 or less enhancement, contempt unlawful to possession, dispose or distribute prescription drugs or device
Larry Montgomery Murrell, 23 possession of other controlled substance in schedule I to V first offense, violation of probation
Cleveland Everette Hair Jr., 46 hold for Richmond County, driving under suspension fourth offense, habitual offender, simple possession of marijuana, failure to stop for law enforcement, possession of a stolen vehicle, shoplifting value $2,000 or less second offense, possession of methamphetamine
Christan Gail Winkler, 23 possession of less than 1 gram of methamphetamine or cocaine base first offense
Jesse James Quarles, 32 manufacturing methamphetamine second offense, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine second offense, possession of marijuana second offense, possession with intent to distribute methamphetamine within proximity of a school or park, failure to comply bench warrant, possession of a stolen vehicle
Savinyah Mika Taylor, 32 assault and battery third degree
Pandoree Laleta Jones, 35 assault and battery third degree, malicious injury to animals or property $1,000 or less
Patricia Lynn Rogers, 58 obtaining signature or property by false pretense less than $2,000
Gregory Antoine Johnson, 36 contempt simple possession of marijuana, contempt disorderly conduct
Jimmy Ryan Hewitt, 23 possession or making implements capable of being used in crime, burglary third degree first offense
Cher Lee Streetman, 37 shoplifting $1,000 or less
Clarkie Demarcus Hall, 26 criminal domestic violence of a high and aggravated nature bondsman off bond
Daggart Bernard Frazier, 36 burglary first degree, possession of a firearm during a violent crime
Lynwood McDonald Priester, 36 trespassing after notice
David Fernandos Chestnut, 27 unlawful carrying of a pistol
Christopher Brian Harmon, 20 malicious injury to animals or property $1,000 or less
Michael Paul Waters, 41 sexual battery with a student five counts
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We do ourselves much injury when we seize upon every Scripture which proclaims the salvation of all men, but carefully avoid all Scripture which speaks of the fearful judgement of the wicked. Yet even greater harm is done when people insist upon taking the other point of view, as almost the entire Church system has done for centuries, emphasizing only those Scriptures which seem to teach the unending doom of those unfortunate creatures who never once heard that God had a Son and skillfully avoiding every direct statement of Scripture which indicates that God has reconciled all things to Himself, and that every knee shall bow and every tongue shall confess to God of things in heaven and things in earth and under the earth.
"The fifth angel sounded his trumpet, and I saw a star that had fallen from the sky to the earth. The star was given the key to the shaft of the Abyss. When he opened the Abyss, smoke rose from it like the smoke from a gigantic furnace." [Revelation 9:1-2]
"The sun and sky were darkened by the smoke from the Abyss." [Revelation 9:3]
"And out of the smoke locusts came down upon the earth" [Revelation 9:3]
"and were given power like that of scorpions of the earth." [Revelation 9:3]
"They were told not to harm the grass of the earth or any plant or tree, but only those people who did not have the seal of God on their foreheads." [Revelation 9:4]
"They were not given power to kill them, but only to torture them for five months." [Revelation 9:5]
"And the agony they suffered was like that of the sting of a scorpion when it strikes a man." [Revelation 9:5]
"During those days men will seek death, but will not find it; they will long to die, but death will elude them." [Revelation 9:6]
"The locusts looked like horses prepared for battle." [Revelation 9:7]
"On their heads they wore something like crowns of gold," [Revelation 9:7]
"Their hair was like women's hair," [Revelation 9:8]
"and their teeth were like lions' teeth." [Revelation 9:8]
"They had breastplates like breastplates of iron," [Revelation 9:9]
"and the sound of their wings was like the thundering of many horses and chariots rushing into battle." [Revelation 9:9]
"They had tails and stings like scorpions," [Revelation 9:10]
"and in their tails they had power to torment people for five months." [Revelation 9:10]
"They had as king over them the angel of the Abyss, whose name in Hebrew is Abaddon," [Revelation 9:11]
"and in Greek, Apollyon." [Revelation 9:11]
"Their hair was like women's hair," [Revelation 9:8]Long hair like women suggests the Narazites, who were devoutly religious. It may also show they are confident in their own safety, and their own salvation: 2 Samuel 14:11, Luke 21:18.
"For this cause ought the woman to have a sign of authority on her head, because of the angels."The simplest explanation (since Paul was speaking of the proper subordination of woman) is that this is a reminder that the "angels who kept not their first estate" lost heaven; and it is not far-fetched to draw the analogy that those precious angels called women should not go beyond the limitations imposed upon them by their creation.Authority upon her head ...Scholars do not agree on the exact meaning implied by the use of "authority" here; but it is clear that Paul referred to the woman's head being properly covered; but it is of the utmost importance to note that "the nature of that covering" is not here specified. The opinion of this writer is that the reference means she should not have her hair cropped. Even in such a regulation as that, the implication is that the prohibition is not absolute, but qualified. The sin was not in cutting off hair, but in cutting it off in such a manner as to obscure the sexes or to imitate the shameless prostitutes of the pagan temples.Verses 11, 12Nevertheless, neither is the woman without the man, nor the man without the woman, in the Lord For as the woman is of the man, so is the man also by the woman; but all things are of God.Despite the fact of Paul's speaking on the subordination of woman in God's order of created beings, he was careful here to point out what kind of subordination he was speaking of. Man and woman are mutually dependent upon each other, each enjoying unique prerogatives and blessings under the will of God, as Paul stressed in Eph. 5:22-33, etc. While true enough that the first woman was made out of man, it has been true of all others since then that they are born of woman. The natural relationship between men and women, like everything else, is ordained of God. Johnson believed that the point of emphasis here is that "The man must always remember that he exists by woman, and that both are of God." Verse 14Doth not even nature itself teach you, that if a man have long hair, it is a dishonor to him?As Johnson observed, "The fact of short hair for men and long hair for women is a divine suggestion in nature itself." It is quite evident throughout this whole paragraph that Paul is talking about "hair," not clothes!Verse 15But if a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her: for her hair is given her for a covering.It is a glory to her ...This would have been the ideal place for Paul to have said that a mantle thrown over a woman's head and shoulders is a glory to her, if he ever had such a thing in mind. On the contrary, it comes out here, as it does in every verse in the whole passage, his subject was "hair"! Her hair is given her for a covering ...Here again is an enormous mistranslation; and one may only wonder at the efforts of commentators to make this conform to the misinterpretations they have foisted upon this innocent passage. For example, Johnson declared that "This does not mean that her hair is her covering"; but a glance at any interlinear Greek New Testament will reveal the meaning instantly. Nestle gives it, "instead of a veil." The Emphatic Diaglott has "Her hair is given her instead of a veil." Echols emphatically stressed this expression "instead of" as follows:The idea conveyed by "instead of" is that if the noun preceding this preposition is available, the noun following the preposition is not required. Therefore, the conclusion is quite inescapable that, if a woman's hair conforms to apostolic standards of propriety, she requires no artificial covering. Paul said in 1 Cor. 11:4 that a man praying or prophesying with his head "covered" dishonored his head, he simply COULD NOT have referred to any man's wrapping himself up in the type of mantle that was called a veil in those days. That type of veil (or mantle), as far as history reveals, was never worn by men in any circumstance. Therefore the fault Paul sought to correct in 1 Cor. 11:4 was not that of men veiling themselves like women, but that of sporting indecently long hair.
Who can copyright the revelations of God?
I'd like it even more if it's correct
Are you going to comment on this (from your linked post)?Thankfully, the plague of locusts comes to an end. Rev 9:12: One woe> is past; and, behold, there come two woes more hereafter.
I too think it's creepy, BServ. Repugnant. Not you, the image
In this context, what do you consider to be the kingdom of God?
Then the consequence of not being in the kingdom would be what?
a thousand years in a literal burning fire until they're refined,
Quote"and the sound of their wings was like the thundering of many horses and chariots rushing into battle." [Revelation 9:9]Horses and chariots rushing to battle would make a loud, clattering noise, as chariot wheels rolled over stony ground.
What, now, are the Two Wings of the Great Eagle ? The Eagle is the King of Birds, and the natural foe of the Dragon; and the Church of Israel was borne from Egypt by God through the Wilderness on Eagles' wings. Hence the Church is here described as thus rescued from the Dragon by her Divine King. And ancient Expositors, observing that the Church flies on the pinions of Holy Scripture through all ages and into all lands, saw that the Two Wings of the Great Eagle are the Two Testaments of Christ, the Incarnate Word, Who ascended on the clouds of Heaven, and carries His children thither, like the Eagle, described in Scripture, spreading abroad his wings, and mounting with his young upon them.
Left Behind takes this passage very literally. It depicts insect like creatures with human faces and long hair, riding horses. But other prophecy writers and prophecy imaginers have gone a bit farther. Hal Lindsey, for example, suggests that the locusts of Revelation could be a first-century attempt to describe and understand the modern invention of an attack helicopter. He suggests that the "locusts" are not literal horses, but modern technology described through a first-century imagination. This obviously requires a leap of imagination that takes the reader far beyond a "literal" understanding of the text. Like the literal interpretation, however, it does the work of correspondence and translation, taking something from the biblical text, coding it within a particular narrative, and then giving it a correspondence to the real world.
Three interpreters, closely allied in theology and methodology, have progressed from supernatural beasts to "missile launching tanks" all the way to thermonuclear warfare. Horses can signify supernatural horse-like creatures, tanks, or nuclear warheads-but each interpreter nonetheless holds to an inerrantist (and literalist) view of the text. If ... literalism seeks to save us from contradiction and proliferation of interpretations, it here at least does nothing of the kind. On the contrary, the text seems to have been, in Kermode's words, "licensed for full-scale exegetical exploitation. And it is in this exploitation that one frequently finds the excesses and naiveties of interpretation characteristic of literalism run amok.... Bates also comments on the locusts of Revelation, agreeing with Greene as to their literality. As is his wont though, Bates will find a contemporary, empirical application. Given "their faces like men and hair like women," Bates infers, "Many MEN now have long hair like woman! There has also been a tremendous increase of homosexual, female impersonators."
There is more that can be said here, as "wings" seems to have some symbolic significance in prophecy. The Bible speaks of eagle's wings, the wings of a fowl, and the wings of locusts, as well as the wings of seraphim, in various prophecies.
Wings God's supernatural operations and protection Deu 32:11- hovers - same word as above with wings. Exo 19:4-5 - bore you on eagles' (vultures) wings. God bore them on wings to make a contract. Num 15:37- corners = wings. Tassels to represent covenant relationship w/ God. Extremity of the robe was the 'wings'. Woman w/ issue of blood has only to touch the 'wings' to be healed. Rut 2:12 - come to trust under the wings. vs 3:9 - cloak (wings) for protection. Eze 16:8 - wings spread over to cover nakedness.
WingsGod's supernatural operations and protection Deu 32:11- hovers - same word as above with wings. Exo 19:4-5 - bore you on eagles' (vultures) wings. God bore them on wings to make a contract. Num 15:37- corners = wings. Tassels to represent covenant relationship w/ God. Extremity of the robe was the 'wings'. Woman w/ issue of blood has only to touch the 'wings' to be healed. Rut 2:12 - come to trust under the wings. vs 3:9 - cloak (wings) for protection. Eze 16:8 - wings spread over to cover nakedness.
I dunno,Even that image disturbs me.I can not look upon it,maybe I'm different.
Quote Doug - "Jesus said there would be many who miss out on entering into his kingdom. This is pictured by Gehenna, as the status of those judged to be unfit to enter the holy city; by the 5 foolish virgins who were excluded from the wedding; by the tares that grew up with the wheat, and were gathered up at the end of the world; by the unprofitable servants; by the fish that were cast aside from the fisherman's net, etc. He said, "Watch ye therefore, and pray always, that ye may be accounted worthy to escape all these things that shall come to pass, and to stand before the Son of man." (Luke 21:36)"What do you think about the thought that much of this already occurred, i.e., having to do with the judgment of the Jewish nation in 70 AD, and connected to a kingdom related to the Jews rather than an end times, heaven or hell (that Kingdom of God) judgment? For instance, the Matthew 24 connection.
Also, in relation to Jesus' words in Luke and elsewhere about a "kingdom", and whether that has to do with then vs. future, i.e., salvation-connected, I think of this; that Jesus is the Author and Finisher of salvation; able to keep that which is committed; and the implications of the verse quoted in Ephesians 4:7-9 But unto every one of us is given grace according to the measure of the gift of Christ. Do you think there are some distinctions to be made there? Again, if many in mainstream have called upon the name of the Lord, scripture says they will be saved. So perhaps again, maybe there are distinctions to be made between salvation (i.e., being saved by grace) and crowns/rewards/positions of honor to serve. There's a whole lot to this, huh?
I understand what you mean Jab.It's the difference between imputed righteousness and the overcomer.


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The legs ached and we were short of breath as we pushed further up the mountain trail. Walking straight up one trail for what seemed like forever, we could finally hear the sounds of crashing water ahead. Just beyond a wall of trees, in a clearing, we saw the mist rise up from Triple Falls.
The power of the water falling as it poured over the rocks was quite a sight and well worth the hike. For the next half hour we sat next to the falls eating some snacks and preparing for the next leg of the hike in one of the best kept secrets in North Carolina-- DuPont State Forest between Hendersonville and Brevard.
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The New York Giants stunned the NFL this fall, taking down three favored teams in a row to win their third Super Bowl with a come-from-behind last-minute triumph over the previously unbeaten New England Patriots. McFarlane Toys couldn't help but notice (the game was played in the shadow of our flagship store in Glendale, Ariz.), and we've added two items to our fall schedule to commemorate the Giants' title win.
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This is a movement going on in the Local Diocese over Lent. They are starting this advertisement for broadcasting this commercial over Lent to attempt to bring back inactive Catholics and recruit new members back into the active Catholic lifestyle. http://www.catholicscomehome.org/This is the video that they are planning on using for a commercial. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha8_QIoB4OwIm honestly not sure what to make out of this. Does anyone have some insight? It starts out with this "Scare" motive, about the inevitable fact of death, and entering into Eternity. Then it portrays this "Good News" "Not to condemn the World", and these positive testimonies. I do understand that they want to bring people to Jesus as we do also, but I feel like Im being too much of a downer, since I am a bit sceptical about this.
P.S. Obviously, lots of wonderful, Jesus-loving folks there - talking about doctrines and systems.
Quote from: jabcat on November 16, 2010, 03:02:50 AMP.S. Obviously, lots of wonderful, Jesus-loving folks there - talking about doctrines and systems. im a little confused