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Hybrids are finally shaping up to be what engineers envisioned them to be. With some new driving techniques, many models are achieving the mileage estimates which the makers advertised. The batteries, which the hybrid relies upon for their electric energy source, are now coming with longer warranties and replaceable modules, which keep one from having to replace the entire battery. The waiting lists and prices are slowly going down, too, as more makers come up with their own versions of the hybrid car or SUV. All of these factors are changing the way that people think of hybrids; however, the journey of the hybrid into the mainstream auto industry has not been without some very bumpy moments. There is a population of hybrid owners who have not had their expectations met.



One of the biggest problems which hybrid owners have is not getting the mileage which they believe they should or would. Some hybrids claiming that they will get 50 mpg are only getting 30 mpg. Drivers are frustrated as they attempt to actually relearn how to drive a car. This includes learning how to ?pulse and glide,? which helps balance the car's use of electric and gas when in speeds ranging from 30 to 40 mph. A combination of fancy pedal work and watching arrows on the dashboard, make many drivers feel like they are learning how to drive manual or worse. The other factor that comes into play is how fast one likes to accelerate. Although many of the new hybrids are getting great acceleration performance, punching the gas on a hybrid also reduces one's mileage performance. If one wants to get great gas mileage on a hybrid, then they have to learn how to drive with more overall patience. There has to be less hard breaking and careful attention to pressure on the gas pedal to get the most out of one's hybrid.

Complaints of hybrids performing badly in certain weather conditions have also changed some owners? opinions about their environmentally friendly vehicle. Apparently, the car battery used in hybrids needs some warming up. In full hybrids (or hybrids which can operate completely in either electric or gas mode without needing the other), this problem appears to have worked out to near nonexistence. For mild hybrids, which cannot have the electric or gas components work independently from one another, there have been cases of the hybrid performing poorly or much under expectations in cold weather. Too much heat has been known to wear down on a hybrid's battery as well, but this is being counteracted with thermal protection systems.

Stalling has also made Toyota have to contact Prius owners. Apparently, stalling or unexpected shutdowns of the engine may affect some drivers due to a software problem. The stalling sounds like a frightening prospect, but Toyota took precautions by inviting owners of that specific Prius to head to dealerships for a free repair. The news was also minimal in affecting opinion about the Prius since only a small number of drivers ever had to submit any complaints.

Some people have been known to complain about one of the strange side-effects of driving a hybrid: the silence. Because of the efficiency of the engine, the engine can drop to near silence when idling. Many say that although motorcycles and some models of regular cars are too loud, at least you can hear them. The silence of the hybrid poses a problem for the deaf and for children who are often too wrapped up in playing to pay attention to cars to begin with. It is no wonder that makers are already considering ways to put the noise pollution back into hybrids to ensure that pedestrians are not the victims of new technology.

For many, it is no surprise that hybrids have been plagued with various glitches. The fact that many non-hybrid vehicles have had their share of recalls despite years of engineers working on them does not make hybrid owners feel better. Consumers who are willing to take the chance with a hybrid purchase are already wondering if their car will be obsolete in a couple years like a laptop computer. There is some comfort, however, that the glitches have not been as numerous as some expected and that the benefits are beginning to outweigh the negatives.
When Good Things Go Bad
These sort of challenges never seem to go away, do they? And it appears that the harder you hit at them , the harder and more often they come back at you. Your belief in Christ does not automatically eliminate challenges from your life; it certainly is more likely to make your life more exciting and full of greater challenges. Out of Christ , problems are more likely to happen to you more randomly, each of them capable of easily destroying you physically as that is all you are worth. The challenge that come to you as a believer are on the other hand calculated to destroy your faith. But with each one that you overcome you get stronger and therefore able to face future ones. It is war out there, brothers and sisters, But without a battle there can't be a victor, right ? Without a problem there can't be a solution. Without an impossible situation there can't be a miracle. It is war out there, brothers and sisters, and only the strong will survive it. How do you know if you are strong ? Think about this : when you are a child in matters of faith, the enemy of your soul needs only to send the minion demons to annoy you; but as your faith and your strength increases he will need to send the stronger baddies, hence bigger challenges. But never fear; when circumstances make you weak and your faith takes a dip; God will always be waiting to rescue you ? at the right time; His own time.

Lazarus died and was buried . Jesus Christ could have prevented the death, but he saw no need for that. He wanted a testimony on the lips of all that knew Lazarus both in life and death. There are other important lessons that is needed to be learnt from this story.

Jesus knew that there was a problem . He had heard the message that Lazarus was ill, soon enough. But what he said to all that were listening was : ? The illness is not to end in death; through it God's glory is to be revealed, and the Son of God glorified?, (11:4). Lazarus died nevetheless.

The death could have been averted . Jesus was a mere two miles from Lazarus house, and he could have reached him soon enough . But even though He loved Lazarus family very much, he still stayed in His location for two days .

Jesus knew when to move towards the problem. He certainly knew that Lazarus was dead before He started on His way. First He needed to build up the faith of those that believed already in Him. ? I am glad for your sake that I was not there, for it will lead you to believe ? (11:15)

Jesus knew how soon to reach the problem. He was in no haste. He even took another two days to travel the two miles to Lazarus? house. That was enough time for mourners to swarm the house; enough time for this event to gather as many witnesses to the coming miracle as possible.

Miracles are primed by faith. In spite of their bereavement, the sisters of Lazarus still maintained their faith, even though it appeared to have slipped a little bit. Martha said to Jesus : ?I know that my brother will not have died if you had not been here. But even now that you are here, I also know that it is possible for God through you , to raise him from the dead. (11:21)

Jesus also grieves for people . The story has it that He wept. (11:35). Indeed He wept all the way to the cemetery where Lazarus was buried. He wept because he was moved by the agony of those that suffered loss in spite of their belief. He wept because He hated for people that loved Him to suffer distress. This action tells us that to weep does not always indicate weakness, but could also be a show of the strength of love.

Jesus is never too late. God needs witnesses to miracles. First Jesus told the bereaved : ? Did I not tell you that if you have faith you will see the glory of God??. It was important foor them to see that they had not been punished with a bereavement, but singled out for a great miracle. And , even as He then ordered the dead and stinking corpse back to life He told all that were present :?I have spoken for the sake of the people standing around, that they may believe?

Whatever that is dead around you, Jesus Christ can similarly bring back to life. If therefore you are perhaps faced with a situation of a dead business, don't lose your faith. It is okay to weep; it is okay to accommodate mourners. Whatever the case however, never take your eyes off Him.

Jesus knows that you have the problem

He is quite able to have averted the problem

He knows when to move towards the problem

He knows how soon to reach the problem

He is also feeling and grieving about the problem

He needs an ambience of faith to prime the miracle that will correct the problem

He will never be too late to resolve the problem.

Hear what He says about Himself: ? I am the resurrection, and the life: he that believes in me, though he were dead, yet shall he live. And whoever lives and believes in me shall never die. Do you believe this ??. (11:25-26)

Still believe.

KEY SCRIPTURE : John:11:21-23: Then said Martha to Jesus, Lord, if you had been here, my brother would not have died. But I know, that even now, whatever you will ask of God, God will give it to you.Jesus said to her, Your brother shall rise again.
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