Mercedes Benz C320 2002 Cigarette lighter fix

I would assume the fuse is the wrong one, since 20amp is in the #47 fuse's place. 15amp fuse is supposed to be used according to the fuse chart in the car. Cigarette lighter not working.

Thanks to this, I've also downloaded the said car manual (helpful for more than just changing batteries on remote key), and found the original fuse chart, which has the same detail on fuse #47 as the similar chart I found online.

Now I just need to get the 15amp blue plated fuse from some store and test it. And also a couple of CR2025 batteries for the remote key.

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Real Downloader Alternative

Lately Real Downloader downloads a few youtube videos in mp4 format that does not play. Found a good alternative: Flash and Video Download or Download Flash and Video. (An addon for firefox)

Also, RD sometimes does not work after browser (Firefox) stays on for a while.

 

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Charismatic and Methodlist Baptism

If the pentecostal movement originates from the holiness movement of the Methodists, how is it that the Methodist churches that adopt charismatic movement not practicing baptism by submergence? After all, every other charismatic influenced denominations seem to go for it.

It would be interesting to see a church that offers the options of modes of baptism.

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Servicing Xerox Phaser 8560

Color printer at NYGC.

Error codes while warming up:
07,010.43:48355
07,007.40:48355
etc. (they all seems to end with 48355, not able to determine why)

always boots to 14%-17% and errors appear.

It had been too long out of order. Now I have the "time" for it.

Tough, I got some help online. Downloaded manual and service manual.

Following online help, I believe I discovered that the process drive unit was loose. Looks like it's already broken away from the mount unit. I think I could fix it with crazy strong glue.

There are likely to be other problems.

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Theologians and the non-Theologian Christians: The pursuit of Theology

In pursuit of theological studies, I fail to see what business (of support or otherwise, but chiefly of support, for otherwise is the result of cowardice or jealousy which is not worth making note here) they have with me, if they have no interest in theological pursuit themselves, regardless if they are members/leaders of any visible churches. Should they not cease at their unhealthy action, lying would be their easiest way out.

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Task Scheduler Keeps Running in Windows Server 2008

I had a couple of batch scripts as tasks. Didn't think they had problem before. But recently, they are staying at "running" in status. Thus, causing certain Access backup not able to Compact properly.

The solution seems to be simply switching "Only when Logged in", "Whether or not User is logged in" options back and forth.

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Maldives

Just came across this on youtube, the $1k/night villa resort is incredible. Villa's name is called Six Senses Laamu.

Maldives Islands are located between India and Africa. It's supposedly formed by submerging volcano. It was said to be the most crowded islands on the planet.

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Who should preach?

Loving preachers is the same as preaching. That is the excuse of many Christians today.

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"Jesus, come now, I can't wait"

Janet Mefferd from time to time love to say "Jesus, please come quickly" after she just announced a news that she was disgusted at.

I see that kind of response as immature. Thus, the question, can we pray Jesus to come quickly? Sure we can. In a sinful world, His children can't wait to see their Father's kingdom fully established. Nonetheless, to ask of this the way she did, instead of praying for guidance in dealing with these corruptions, is such a cop-out.

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On Speaking in Tongue

After a mock Paul Washer's facebook post, I had to formulate a response:

Tongues in scripture may refer to foreign languages. Not what many today's version of "heavenly inhuman language" or more often than not, gibberish. Even so, the Apostle Paul has weighted (1Cor 14:19) words of understanding better than unknown tongue. So, if someone really insists on having some unknown tongue gift, a lesser gift for the lesser faith, let him exercise this in private, for he needs it to edify himself. Just as we are to be thankful to God for a lame to have a staff to walk, even though the rest of us walk fine with our own two blessed feet. Leave them be. Don't ridicule them, unless they begin swinging their staffs in public showing off how well they could walk with those staffs, which is obtuse.

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