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Cherry mallow traybake
Nutrition and extra info
- Freeze un-iced sponge only
Nutrition: per serving
- kcal383
- fat16g
- saturates9g
- carbs58g
- sugars40g
- fibre1g
- protein5g
- salt0.52g
- 250g pack butter, softened
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- 280g self-raising flour
- 250g golden caster sugar
- ½ tsp baking powder
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- 4 eggs
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- 150ml pot natural yogurt
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 85g red glacé cherry, chopped
- 50g white marshmallow, snipped into small chunks
To decorate
Heat oven to 180C/160C fan/gas 4. Line a 20 x 30cm baking or roasting tin with baking parchment. Beat together the butter, flour, sugar, baking powder, eggs, yogurt and vanilla. Stir in the chopped cherries and snipped marshmallows. Scrape into the tin and bake for 25-35 mins until a skewer poked in comes out clean. Cool.
To decorate, put the marshmallows into a pan with the milk and gently melt, stirring. Scrape into a bowl and cool, stirring occasionally, until thick enough to spread. Spread over the cake, dot over the halved cherries and slice into 15 squares.
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Made this cake today, absolutely no problems with it, and it turned out fantastic. Can't see what the negative comments are about, the topping was fine and a really lovely change to boring icing or buttercream. Definitely give it a try I will absolutely be making this again, thanks for the recipe :-) xx
I'm glad I didn't read all the negative comments about the frosting; this recipe is lovely and the topping worked really well. Just make sure that all the marshmallow is stirred into the milk when it's still warm and keep an eye on it while it cools. You want to spread it when it's spreadable (not rocket science) and not cover with clingfilm (again not rocket science). As for the cake mix itself, it was dead easy, the only downside is that chopping cherries and marshmallows is a bit of a faf, but worth it as everyone who tried it thought it was delicious.
Had no problems with this recipe. Easy cake mix in one bowl-agree I would certainly add more cherries, or even coconut, just to vary the texture. I made frosting with pink marshmallows, put it onto a cold cake whilst still warm and it was fine. spread easy and set overnight. Like the idea of adding sprinkles, flowers etc
First time I made these cakes I put a glace icing on the top and they were very popular. This time I made the marshmallow topping. Nightmare to cut but warmed the knife and then much better. Very pleased with how they looked- then coved them in cling film :-((( they stuck to the cling film and came off. Had to make glace icing again!
I made these a couple of weeks ago and have to say I agree with some of the previous comments the cake mixture was nice but the marshmallow topping is impossible to work with! When you are spreading it on top of the cake it is pulling the cake mixture off and I too covered it with foil to keep fresh and this was a big mistake- the whole topping was pulled off along with the foil when we came to eat it! Tasted good but frustrating end result.
Strange recipe but the cake turned out fine and was delicious! Took note of the comments about the frosting so just used plain icing sugar to coat the top, followed by a drizzle of melted pink marshmallow (just load onto a teaspoon and make funky crisscross lines as it falls onto the cake). V easy and v effective!
I really wanted to give this recipe 5 stars... but I really didn't like the marshmallow topping. I have tried this type of topping before for other cakes, and it really doesn't work well for me, so I didn't even bother with it.
I made the sponge as directed above and it was delicious, lots of compliments from the in-laws! I think the yogurt made all the difference. I topped it with buttercream and glacé cherries. Would definitely make again - but only the sponge.
The topping is impossible to work with. I found it hard to spread out, and when cool, extremely difficult to cu. The knife stuck to the topping and dragged it off the cake as I cut threough. Better by far to ignre the listed topping and make a buttercream or similar. The cake itself is OK, but nothing special.
A two step recipe, which in my opinion needs to expanded on furthur, you cant just throw everything in a mixing bowl and hope for the best !. i found the recipe a little strange and was worried it would be gloopy, however it did mix beautifully after 15 mins of continous beating. the marshmellow topping was a nightmare, sticky gloopy and when smothed over the cake you could see through it it did not look good at all. however i covered in white choc stars, pink glitter, and 12 cherrys and now looks more presentable, but i did have to load the white chocolate stars on to make it look better presented, does look good, tastes fairly good, would be nice with coconut !, had to leave to set in the fridge for a long time, and while im on timing, the cake took 45 mins to cook certainly not 25 !. this recipe was ok, luckily i only had to buy the yoghurt as had the other ingrediants already otherwise would have been an expensive mess ! x
i would just like to say this recipe is fantastic , i made the marshmallow topping and just chilled it in the fridge so the topping set a bit harder and then sliced it , took a max of 10mins to chill , and i can safely say , it didnt last 10 mins in my house , so much so my daughter is making it again as i type this out .
Thank you for your great recipe .
I made these for an Open day in our village tomorrow. I have just tried to put cling film on it and it COMPLETELY stuck to the frosting and ruined the whole cake - you just couldn't peel it off as the frosting is SO sticky. The cake tastes nice, but the frosting is a disaster. I would NEVER make these again. Are they tested as you say they are? Like the 2 previous remarks, I have my doubts as surely the frosting would have been changed if you had tested properly. Apart from the problem I have just mentioned, the texture isn't very pleasant. What a waste of money and effort.
I also believe the receipes are not tested - the number of times I have wasted time and money on receipes which have been rubbish - in fact I would go so far to say I dont believe anything is tested - it's all a con. these cakes are tastless, there could be more cherries in it - the way of dealing with this frosing is NOT to let it cool - if you take a teaspoon and put a big spoonful on each slice and spread with the back of the spoon while the cakes are still warm then put the cherries on top - look good but taste of nothing.
Really disappointed. I made this for Red Nose Day bake sale but didn't take it in as the marshmallow frosting didn't work. I spread the mixture when warm, not having a lot of time before work. When I tried to cut the cake up the knife took the frosting with it.
I also think the mixture could do with more cherries.
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PORTALES — Senior right-hander Russell Campbell pitched an abbreviated one-hit shutout and Eastern New Mexico University roughed up Central Oklahoma 8-0 on Sunday at Greyhound Field, taking its third win in the four-game Lone Star Conference baseball series.
The contest, scheduled for nine innings, was delayed for an hour by lightning after the first inning, then called after another lightning delay before the bottom of the fifth.
The result leaves the Greyhounds (21-21, 19-17 LSC) tied for fifth place with Texas A&M-Kingsville in the LSC with two weekends left. The top six of 12 teams advance to the conference tournament in early May.
The Hounds and Javelinas are each a game ahead of seventh-place Tarleton State. ENMU finishes conference play with four-game series at Northeastern State this weekend and at West Texas A&M April 23-24.
Campbell (2-5) allowed only two batters to reach for the Bronchos (12-24, 9-23) en route to his first career shutout, with neither getting past first base. He walked Casey Bruns in the second inning — Bruns was thrown out stealing — and gave up a leadoff single to Jason Monko in the third.
ENMU jumped in front on catcher Paden Vendrely's two-out RBI single in the first, then erupted for five in the second to chase UCO starter Luke Yost (2-1). Sean Cruce and Vendrely hit run-scoring doubles in the frame while designated hitter Mitch Wolfe capped the rally with a two-run single to left.
Luis Quinones hit an RBI single in the third and Kevin Thompson tripled home a run in the fourth to complete the scoring.
ENMU finished with 10 hits, with Vendrely and second baseman Garrett Cook getting two apiece.
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November 2, 2012 —
Loch Sheldrake, NY (November 2, 2012) - The first of four finalists for the position of SUNY Sullivan college president, Dr. Ralph Ford, will not be visiting campus on Monday, November 5. This also means that the Community Forum with the candidate scheduled for that day has been postponed.
Due to hurricane damage sustained at his New Jersey campus, Dr. Ford and SUNY Sullivan have agreed to postpone his visit and reschedule it for a date later in November. When the date is decided, a public notification will be made.
As of this announcement, the other three finalists are set to arrive for their individual campus visits as planned. The next candidate, Dr. Eunice Bellinger, is scheduled to arrive on Wednesday, November 7 and will participate in a Community Forum at 2:00 pm in the Seelig Theater that day.
For details on each of the candidates, their Sullivan County visitation schedules, and SUNY Sullivan's process in narrowing an impressive field of candidates down to these final four, please visit the college's presidential search web page at: www.sunysullivan.edu/presidentialsearch [1].


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Just imagine the predicament of the disciples, when Jesus is demanding of them to part with the five loaves and two fish which was their final source of security. They were in a deserted place and a possible trip to the next town to buy some food could take hours.
What was more frightening would have been the fact that Jesus was taking the little food they had, and was going to distribute it to the crowd. What would become of them?
It is with these thoughts crossing their mind that they give what they have to Jesus. What happened next was definitely beyond their comprehension and imagination. Little did they know then, that their act of selflessness would lead to a great miracle. There was this seemingly insignificant act of theirs which led to an unexpected turn of events.
In our lives too, there would be situations similar to this happening over and over again. Certain situations can overwhelm us. We might feel insecure, frightened and inadequate in our lives, when we feel that the situations or problems we have to face are beyond our capacity. The first response then, would be to protect and safeguard our interests and our possessions. That is where the words of Jesus, "Bring them here to me," can challenge us and console us at the same time.
When we are willing to take that first step of going beyond ourselves, and break free from our selfish interests and fears, there is bound to happen a miracle. In such moments our act of kindness, directed toward the other, multiplies to become a sea of generosity. It is during moments like these that we realize that generosity would indeed breed further goodness.
Every time we feel inadequate, the first thing we can do is to begin by sharing what we have and what we are. Then there will be many more hands extending towards us with offers of help and this will in turn bring about goodness beyond our imagination because all of this would be graced by God's power and blessings.
God would definitely do what he has to do, if only we would play our part. That begins with our willingness to go beyond our selfish interests and that prompts us to share our resources with others, especially those in need. When we bring our resources to God, however small that might be, there will definitely be a feast of plenty.


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Minutes - Wednesday, March 19, 2003Brief Summary of Minutes from Communications Meeting March 19, 2003
Attendees: Jim Beaver, Susan Bustetter, John Carmichael, Marla Skelley, Mary Ann Steele, Edie Harding and Kate Lykins-Brown.
The communications group continued to work through and question the mission of the group. The question was raised regarding whether or not a person from HR needs to become a member of the group due to the internal focus of the communications.
Jim Beaver talked about an internal communications audit and passed out documents used in past audits he'd conducted. He drew on the board the audience members for the audit which ended up being administration, faculty, staff and students. Past surveys were mentioned and John Carmichael agreed to get copies of these to the members.
We asked ourselves if our job was the media or the message. We ended up agreeing it was a bit of both. We think we should be the filter or vetting group for material *and* should decide appropriate media for the communication.
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Saint Dionysia the Martyr
Born to the nobility. Widow. Sister of Saint Dativa. Mother of Saint Majoricus the Martyr. Martyred during the persecutions of the Arian Vandal king Huneric. A witness records that as she was being scourged, she called to her son not to lose his faith.
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#211125 - 05/24/13 10:30 PM Consideration, please
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I have been asked to remind folks that this is not the place to discuss religion, politics, or sports.
For a while, in earlier times, there'd be the occasional good-natured back and forth between a certain couple of Ozzies and Kiwis re: the merits of particular football or cricket teams--amusing to them but not very interesting to those of us who either weren't familiar with the teams and/or were not interested in sports. And of course, the other two topics are well known to be likely to cause offense and controversy.
Pretty much from the beginning, we have had a policy of making conscious effort to show mutual respect and to avoid creating ill will. Statements--about anything--that say or even imply "I'm right and if you disagree there's something wrong with you" do not indicate respect; and even "I'm right in this" or "I believe this", if repeated and repeated, can seem more like an invitation to argue than a simple statement of belief, which we all should feel free to express as long as we do it without simultaneously implying insult.
Thanks, y'all--I know everybody here is a nice person; and I appreciate seeing that.
#211129 - 05/25/13 12:17 AM Re: Consideration, please [Re: Jackie]
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Yes Jackie, this is Anu's forum and you are the moderator so whatever rules you make will be followed and all topics you prohibit will be sublimated or else.
Apparently we do need stinkin' rules but I hope you and Anu won't censure thoughts here that you and Anu find to be politically incorrect, for example; any comment about Global Warming.
If you do you should ban yourselves from your own forum.
#211132 - 05/25/13 07:08 AM Re: Consideration, please [Re: Jackie]
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Certainly not, JJ. You're free to maintain any idiotic thing you want to; just keep it to yourself. As Mark Twain (or was it Yogi Berra?) said, "It is better to remain silent and be considered a fool than to speak and remove all doubt."
#211133 - 05/25/13 10:51 AM Re: Consideration, please [Re: Faldage]
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Thanks Faldage, futurehense I will refrain from saying things you consider "idiotic".
I guess I'd best not engage you in further repartee until you provide me a list of beliefs you consider to be "idiotic".
#211146 - 05/25/13 08:34 PM Re: Consideration, please [Re: Jackie]
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Use your own common sense. If 97% of the people who know what they're talking about say it's nonsense, chances are it's nonsense.
#211271 - 06/02/13 12:30 AM Re: Consideration, please [Re: Faldage]
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Originally Posted By: FaldageUse your own common sense. If 97% of the people who know what they're talking about say it's nonsense, chances are it's nonsense.
Ah yes. Reality is assigned by popular vote.
And just who decides which people know what they are talking about?
My poor dear Faldage, common sense is common, use logic.
I'd be happy to explain to you the inconsequential nature of so-called "climate change" (a fall-back posture for what was once called "global warming") but here on this fine language forum you would contrively call me a "climate denier" or some other cutesy nouncey epithet.
Promise to withhold your vile vitriol and we'll talk.
#211273 - 06/02/13 06:46 AM Re: Consideration, please [Re: Jackie]
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There's a difference between popular vote and educated observation and reporting of reality.
#211288 - 06/03/13 05:56 PM Re: Consideration, please [Re: jenny jenny]
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Apparently we do need stinkin' rules but I hope you and Anu won't censure thoughts here that you and Anu find to be politically incorrect, for example; any comment about Global Warming. First things first--I'd bet everything I have that Anu won't censure anything; and the only time I have (other than deleting spam) was way back when I first became Admin and had no idea of what I was supposed to do (not that I'm all that wonderful now, mind you). And I was made to see the error of my ways in short order, I can tell you. I won't say that I never will, because there may be some circumstance in the future that could warrant it; but it would have to be an extreme situation.
You referred to Global Warming; I'm going to guess that there has been some discussion that I have not read yet, and for my purposes right now the details don't matter. My point in my opening post was that we try to respect each other here. FTR I don't know why this topic would come up on a language discussion board, but 'twould be far from the first time that "side items" have shown up!
Re: your and Faldage's back and forth in this thread--there have been many times in the history of AWADtalk that members have agreed to disagree. You asked him, if I got this right, to say what sources he considers authoritative, which is a fair question. That tells me that it's possible that you have different sources of authority, and that is fine--everyone is entitled to their own beliefs. I heard a man on television tell his children that people who believe in evolution are mistaken; I happen to disagree with that but I have to allow him his belief. And, I posted on another place a study done by Harvard Medical School that disproved a popular (among some people) politicized view; frankly I think that people ought to believe that Harvard is a trustworthy source, but if they don't, I have to say they're entitled to that belief.
I would just request that if anyone feels they may have been insulted, please ask for clarification--it is all too easy to misinterpret things on the 'net; and again, to show respect for others' choices. Thanks, all.
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The Country Club at Mirasol â Sunrise Course
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
June 1-4, 2004
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. â David Palm of Jacksonville, Fla., couldnât have written a better script for his first AJGA victory Friday, sinking a 10-foot par putt on No. 18 to win the Boys Division of the PING Junior at Mirasol. So-Hyun Park of Bradenton, Fla., fired a final-round 73 to take the girls title by two strokes with a tournament total of 219.
Conducted by the American Junior Golf Association, the 54-hole event is being held at The Country Club at Mirasol â Sunrise Course, home of the PGA TOURâs Honda Classic, and features 84 boys and girls, ages 12-18, from 16 states. Highlighting the field are six Rolex Junior All-Americans, including Gin Kim of Wesley Chapel, Fla., Jon McLean of Weston, Fla., Toby Ragland of Jacksonville, Fla., Nicholas Smith of Ocala, Fla., Whitney Myers of East Berlin, Pa., and Christie Reed of Oak Ridge, Tenn.
Following an early-afternoon rain delay of over three hours, Palm battled high school teammate Toby Ragland, also of Jacksonville, Fla., and Jason Elliott of Palm Harbor, Fla., throughout the back nine, taking the lead with a birdie at No. 17 and knocking in the final putt for a 2-under-par 70 and tournament total of 212.
âI was just really nervous,â Palm said. âI couldnât stop my hands from shaking. I just knew if I hit it where I wanted it would go in.â
The PING Junior at Mirasol was the third AJGA event for Palm, 16, who said the win exceeded his goals for the week. âI had been playing really well, but I didnât expect to win,â he said. âI just wanted a top-20 finish and an exemption.â
Elliott and Andrew Freeman of Jensen Beach, Fla., finished in a tie for second-place with matching tournament totals of 213. Robert Riesen of Pinehurst, N.C., carded a 2-under-par 70 in the final round and finished fourth with a tournament total of 214. Ragland, a teammate of Palmâs at Bartram Trail High School, placed fifth with a tournament total of 215.
Park, who started the day tied for the Girls Division lead with Jessica Yadloczky of Cassleberry, Fla., shot a 1-under-par 35 on the front nine and coasted after the rain delay, making pars at Nos. 12, 13, 14 and 15 to take a five-stroke lead. Yadloczky came back with two pars at Nos. 16 and 17 and a birdie at No. 18, but Parkâs lead proved insurmountable.
âI really didnât think about the rain,â Park said. âI was just trying to make pars and play my game.â
The win at Mirasol was the second AJGA victory for Park, who won the Nike Golf Junior at South Padre Island in May.
Yadloczky and Whitney Myers of East Berlin, Pa., each shot tournament totals of 221 to finish in a tie for second place, and Christie Reed of Oak Ridge, Tenn., placed fourth with a tournament total of 223. Tiffany Chudy of Miramar, Fla., carded a tournament total of 224 to place fifth.
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Robben is not PEP style Gomez too
every team is best when hava not won anything and reaching step by step closer to champions league finals
in 2010 and 2012 there was no Javi Martinez this is Xavi for them.
+ Inter won vs Chelsea using their own weapon
so now i am interesting WHAT if in group phase will be madrid and MOU chelsea.
Dynasty? check roster of Milan in early 90s Rijkaard vanBasten Guillit Maldini they were the best
diffrences between todays futbol and that 90s was one main more matches
and u cant create fresh teams wich age close to 30
current Barca attack will be Neymar21 Messi25 and who Alexis24? Pedro? Tello
attack bayern still unknow Lewandowski Ribery?
next last thing PEP signed for 3 years and never forget player which won few cups during one year wont use same motivation in next year but they have young one of the best goalkeepers in europe.
Borussia knew how to win with Bayern for 2 years now things changed.


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Lifestyle changes, including a healthy diet, physical exercise, and mental exercise could play an important role in the prevention of Alzheimer's disease (see also here). A Mediterranean diet may not only reduce risk of Alzheimer's, but may also reduce mortality from the disease. Different fruits and vegetables appear to support different cognitive domains of the brain, so both variety and quantity in the diet are important. Greater fruit and vegetable consumption has been linked with lower rates of dementia and Alzheimer's disease. The consumption of blueberries and strawberries is associated with delayed cognitive aging by as much as 2.5 years. Ellagic acid may play a role in the ability of berries to prevent age related cognitive decline, but its absorption is blocked by dairy.
The relationship between tofu and dementia may be related to formaldehyde contamination. Apple juice did not appear to increase cognitive performance in Alzheimer's patients, even though in a petri dish, apple juice and ginger appeared to improve nerve cell survival. However, it has been found that those who drink fruit and vegetable juices had a 76% lower risk of developing Alzheimer's, possibly due to phytonutrient content. Saffron, when compared to Aricept, a leading drug in the treatment of Alzheimer's, was found to work just as well without the side effects (see also here). While populations eating more turmeric have a lower incidence of Alzheimer's, this may be due to their lower consumption of meat, which is also beneficial for Parkinson's disease. However, turmeric, but not curcumin supplements, was found to alleviate Alzheimer patients' symptoms. Coffee may also reduce the risk of Parkinson's and Alzheimer's. Conversely, there is little evidence that coconut oil helps with Alzheimer's disease. Aluminum is added to processed cheese and may be related to neurodegenerative diseases such as Alzheimer's. Similarly, iron accumulation in the brain is being increasingly linked to neurological diseases such as Alzheimer's, glycotoxins (found mostly in chicken) may increase the risk of developing Alzheimer's disease, and BMAA, a neurotoxin found in seafood may also be linked with higher rates of neurodegenerative disease. Moreover, there's been a recommendation that people with a family history of neurodegenerative diseases should avoid milk. Toxic waste in the food supply may help explain the link between dairy consumption and Parkinson's disease (see also here). Skim milk has been found to have especially high levels of hormones. There may be a simple, cheap, non-invasive test for detection of Alzheimer's disease.
Consumption of methyl mercury can result in microcephaly, impaired cognition, and delayed brain-nerve communication in fetuses, infants, and children. Mercury contamination has also been linked to lower IQs and brain damage in the children of mothers who ingest mercury while pregnant. Women may want to avoid polluted fish consumption for a year before they get pregnant in addition to just during pregnancy. Methyl mercury is found in tuna and fish (see here, here and here). Ayurvedic medications have also been found to be contaminated with mercury and lead. Arsenic is fed to chickens and may be related to neuropathy as well as neurocognitive deficits in children. Getting bitewing or panoramic X-rays at the dentist may be associated with an increased risk of meningioma, the most common type of brain tumor. Dehydration may impair cognitive functions.
Pork tapeworms larvae invading the brain is one of the most common causes of epilepsy (see also here), and may present as migraines or chronic tension headaches. The brain parasite toxoplasma is found in lambs; 10% of Americans are currently infected with this parasite. There are also migratory skin worms from sushi consumption that may get into the brain. Neurotoxic chemicals in chicken, including beta-carboline alkaloids, may also explain the link between meat consumption and the common neurological disorder essential tremor. There are neurotoxins in fish that cannot be neutralized with cooking and can cause strange reactions (like hot feels like cold, cold feels hot). Similarly, domoic acid, found in seafood, has been found to cause an unusual form of amnesia.
Aspirin naturally found in plants may explain the presence of aspirin in the bloodstream of vegetarians. The omega-3 fatty acids our brain needs for optimal health (both long and short chain) can be obtained from plant sources. Blue-green algae can produce neurotoxins and should be avoided. Cognitive deficits may be an early sign of B12 deficiency, which is more frequent in vegans and vegetarians than omnivores (see also here).
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Another drowning victim
August 21, 2013 —
New York State Police in Middletown are investigating the apparent drowning of a New Jersey man in the Delaware River. On August 17 at approximately 1:15 p.m., Jamel Rounds, age 21, of Paterson, NJ was swimming in the Delaware River near a private residence on Sleepy Hollow Road in the Sparrowbush section of the Town of Deerpark.
Rounds was carried approximately 100 yards down river by a strong current, and became submerged in a pool of deep water. Rounds was not wearing a life jacket. He was located and removed from the water by the Sparrowbush Fire Department, and transported to Bon Secours Hospital in Port Jervis by ambulance, were he was pronounced deceased. Foul play is not suspected.


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If not for the laws of society, some of us wouldn't be good people. We'd be dicks: horrible, vile, subhuman dicks. Without those rules, the world would be filled with people who would genuinely be shocked to discover that killing other people is a big no-no. Murder is bad? Shit, that's how I procrastinate when I'm too lazy to rape.
There are some aspects of life -- some things and places and situations -- where there are no rules set in stone and no laws telling us to not be dicks, yet for the most part, we respect and rarely abuse them. These things are shining examples that the honor system, as flimsy as it is, actually works. I mean, c'mon -- how many times have you thought of taking advantage of ...
4 Wishing Wells
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There's a weird magic surrounding wishing wells, and it has nothing to do with pinning your dreams onto a chunk of metal and tossing it into water in the hope that by literally throwing away money your wish to become a dragon will contort the fibers of the universe to make it happen. The magic is in the fact that wishing wells are things that seem to shut down the greedy asshole portions of our brains.
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Magic and a quart of bum piss.
Let's say you've got a fountain that people throw coins into. You are piss poor and every penny is precious. There's a quarter on the ground next to the fountain. What do you do? You probably pick up the coin. Now, move that coin over a few feet so it's in the fountain. Do you still pick it up? Nope. Probably not. There's dirty water there to deter you, but a foot of water doesn't really count as an obstacle in a desperate-times-desperate-measures scenario. In that fountain or well, the coin has become sacred. It's someone's dream! It's their wish! You can't touch their wish!
Wishing wells are just tea steeped with free money. There really isn't anything stopping any of us from taking that money. No one's scooping up a down payment on a mansion from the fountain at the local megamall, but that fountain is filled with around 30 potential burritos, or a potential jackpot of those super-bouncy balls in convenience store vending machines.
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Why are you wishing for money? It's right there!
We walk on by, fully acknowledging that there's an enormous piggy bank disguised as a pathetic water park nearby that requires no effort to break into, and when the idea of taking all that coinage floats by, empathy kicks in: I wouldn't want my dream to get stolen. I'm still holding out hope that the coin I threw in a fountain 20 years ago will pay out and I'll get to bone an alien one day. Why would I rob someone else of their extraterrestrial boning aspirations?
Empathy for someone else's dumb wishes -- the one thing keeping you from having parking meter change for eternity.
3 The Person Asking for a Refill at a Fast Food Restaurant Can Skip Everyone and No One Cares
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I don't care that the food will look like a bowl of mashed fingers, just give me my honey-barbecue finger slurry right now so I can have the fuel to perform other shame-based activities.
That's usually what I think while waiting in line at a fast food joint -- a line filled with people who, like me, care more about the time spent getting food than the food itself. People who have already been served are at the top of the line hierarchy. The advantage of being at the top is that you can look at the long line of starving desperate people and feel nothing for their plight as you cut ahead of them to ask for some more sauce packets or a refill.
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(maniacal laughter)
Everyone in that line will fill with a silent rage, a pulsating "Who the fuck does this guy think he is?" frustration with the asshole who feels his placement in the hierarchy gives him reason to think his request is more important than ours. If that person attempted to cut anywhere else in the line, he'd be eating his own teeth for dessert. Cut to the front -- meh, let him ride high on the hog one last time.
The line cutter has admirable balls. Why get mad? Respect it; that could be us asking for some ketchup packets in a few minutes because those burger-slinging assholes behind the counter never ask if you want any, like if they never offer it you'll forget ketchup is a thing and they can go ahead with their closing time ketchup clusterfuck as scheduled. The only way to ensure that we can get whatever treasures hide behind the counter is to stay quiet as the line cutter cuts the line, for the line cutter may one day be us.
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"Oh yeah, baby. Save some of that till after I degunk the fryer."


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September 27, 2012 —
SULLIVAN COUNTY, NY — What a week it's been in 'C" world, the realm inhabited by Class C football, soccer and cross-country teams. The New York State Public High School Athletic Association (NYSPHSAA) classifies schools by size, but that designation varies from sport to sport. In football and cross-country, Sullivan West, Tri-Valley, Liberty and Fallsburg are all in Class C. But in soccer, Sullivan West (enrollment 311) is Class B by dint of seven extra students in grades 9-11. Liberty is also a "B" in soccer. Eldred was in Class C soccer last year but has returned to Class D. Eldred remains in Class D in football.
Gridiron 'C' wars: Sullivan West travelled to Fallsburg for its first league game of the season and trounced the Comets 59-6. Sawyer Erlwein gave new meaning to the word ubiquitous, as he seemed to be everywhere. He ran for three touchdowns, threw for two more (one to Brad Hemmer and one to Andrew Stabbert) and capped off his night with a 100-yard kickoff return. Fallsburg's defeat came just one week after the Comets' first-ever win, a thumping of Livingston Manor. The Bulldogs improved to 4-0 (1-0 OCIAA) and will now travel to play Class B Goliath New Paltz. The following week, they host Tri-Valley 2-2 (1-1 OCIAA) in what is shaping up to be a game with huge playoff-berth ramifications. A loss by Tri-Valley would likely eliminate the Bears from this year's dance. Sullivan West has three league games to go that include Pine Plains (Homecoming) and Millbrook. The Bears outlasted Eldred 20-8 this past weekend as they garnered touchdowns from Jesus Lozada, Brendan Tierney and Justin Swarthout. Eldred trailed 13-0 at the half but scored eight in the third quarter on a 12-yard TD pass from Anthony Margarum to Nik Dilles. RJ Thiele scored on the two-point conversion. Eldred had numerous chances in the game, which it squandered with penalties, dropped passes and poor snaps. Both teams are now 2-2. Tri-Valley hosts Fallsburg in a league tilt under the lights, while Eldred wrangles at home against Liberty, its third Class C opponent in as many weeks. Liberty improved to 2-2 with an impressive 41-6 win over Ellenville.
In girls soccer, Tri-Valley recorded an unprecedented three ties in one week. After battling with Eldred to a 0-0 tie, they went on to a 4-4 deadlock with Burke and a 3-3 tie with Tuxedo. The latter was a league match up. Those games were 100 minutes each, as they included two 10-minute overtime periods. Junior Colleen Jones scored four of the Lady Bears' seven goals. When asked whether the early week tie with Eldred was better than a loss, 35-year veteran coach Mary Feusner was lukewarm in her enthusiasm. "It's like kissing your sister," she quipped. Over her three-and-a-half decade tenure, she has never seen three ties in a week. Fallsburg 0-1 (0-6 OCIAA) lost a 2-1 non-league overtime tilt to Livingston Manor. Taking a momentary segue to the "B" line, Sullivan West's girls lost 2-1 to Port Jervis and 4-0 to O'Neill. The latter was a league game. The Lady Bulldogs are 4-4 (1-2 OCIAA) as of this writing. Liberty 3-5 (0-3 OCIAA) downed Chapel Field 7-1.
The Liberty boys remain undefeated (7-0) following their 11-1 win over Chapel Field.
In cross-country, Sullivan West's Kelsey Dutton (20:12) and Reed Scott (16:30) prevailed at a meet at Liberty on September 19. Sullivan West's Dani Myers (20:20), Corinne VanWagner (20:26) and Courtney Meyerer (20-40) took second, third and fifth respectively. Tri-Valley's Justin Weintraub (17:02) was second in the boys race, while Monticello's Joe Klein (17:16) was third. Eldred was not present, nor were Tri-Valley's top seven girl runners. The latter had turned in a hard-fought race at Bear Mountain just a couple of days prior.
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Jack O'Lantern clues for todayOctober 23,2013The biggest secret in Rutland each Halloween is the identity of the local Jack O'Lantern parade personality. Students in grades K-6 can submit guesses at their school office or at the city Recreation and Parks Department at the Godnick Center at 1 Deer St.
Guesses must be received by the close of school Friday, with Jack O'Lantern to be revealed at downtown's Halloween Parade at 6:30 p.m. Saturday.
Today's clues:
Having taught from RMS to college
My first goal is to bring you knowledge.
Began with Tapestry back in '03
Drama, MOVE camps, and newsletters I've brought thee.
Married now with children two,
My husband, also a teacher, is from the county too.
Petunia and Daisy, my cats, not flowers,
With them and my family I love to pass the hours ...
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Chapter 17: Depression, Changing Times, and World War II
The years after the First World War were a time when the new mixed with the old. Horse-drawn wagons and shiny automobiles shared the same roads. An Iowan set a speed record in an airplane. Radios brought music and news into homes, and movie theatres spread across the state. In the 1930s, however, the hard times spread beyond farming and times became tough for most people in the nation. It was the Great Depression, when many people were unable to find work and most families had little money. Meanwhile, a new leader, called Adolph Hitler, had come to power in Germany. He wanted his country to be the most powerful nation on earth. At the same time, Japan built up its military strength in the Far East. Other counties again prepared for war. The United States had become too involved in world affairs to stand apart.Explore the resources on this page to find out more about ideas in the chapter:
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- Chapter 11: Keeping Faith on the Frontier
- Chapter 12: Experiments in Community Living
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WASHINGTON, D.C. - The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in cooperation with Peg Perego USA Inc., of Fort Wayne, Ind., is announcing a voluntary recall of about 223,000 strollers due to a risk of entrapment and strangulation.
A 6-month-old baby boy from Tarzana, Calif. died of strangulation after his head was trapped between the seat and the tray of his Peg Perego stroller in 2004. Another baby, a 7-month-old girl from New York, N.Y., nearly strangled when her head became trapped between the seat and the tray of her stroller in 2006.
Entrapment and strangulation can occur, especially to infants younger than 12 months of age, when a child is not harnessed. An infant can pass through the opening between the stroller tray and seat bottom, but his/her head and neck can become entrapped by the tray. Infants who become entrapped at the neck are at risk of strangulation.
The recall involves two different older versions of the Peg Perego strollers, Venezia and Pliko-P3, manufactured between January 2004 and September 2007, in a variety of colors. They were manufactured prior to the existence of the January 2008 voluntary industry standard which addresses the height of the opening between the stroller's tray and the seat bottom. The voluntary standard requires larger stroller openings that prevent infant entrapment and strangulation hazards.
Only strollers that have a child tray with one cup holder are part of this recall. Strollers with a bumper bar in front of the child or a tray with two cup holders are not included in this recall.
The following Venezia and Pliko-P3 stroller model numbers that begin with the following numbers are included in this recall. The model number is printed on a white label on the back of the Pliko P-3's stroller seat and on the Venezia stroller's footboard.
"Peg Perego" and "Venezia" or "Pliko-P3" are printed on the side of the strollers.
The strollers were sold at various retailers nationwide, including Babies R Us and Buy Buy Baby from January 2004 through September 2010 for between $270 and $330 for the Pliko P-3 stroller and between $350 and $450 for the Venezia stroller. They were manufactured in Italy.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled strollers and contact the firm for a free repair kit. Do not return the stroller to the retailers as they will not be able to provide the repair kit.
For additional information, call Peg Perego at (888) 734-6020 anytime or visit the firm's website at www.PegPeregoUSA.com
CPSC and Peg Perego warn consumers that these strollers may be available on the secondhand market, in thrift stores or at yard sales. Consumers should not buy or sell these recalled strollers until the repair kit is installed.
NOTE: When using a stroller, parents and caregivers are encouraged to always secure children by using the safety harness and never leave them unattended. To learn more about the importance of stroller safety, see CPSC's safety alert:www.cpsc.gov/cpscpub/pubs/5096.pdf
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It's been stormy the past couple of days, so the rental mountain bike has been sitting safely underground. It's been given a thorough trail test in near-perfect weather over the first 8 days of my two weeks here, so any thoughts of it suddenly splitting in half and sending me tumbling over some of the cliffs I've been pedaling along have been cleared aside. Thankfully, not every bike you get to ride is a piece of crap. As a little update from home, the store is replacing the frame and wife K has a loaner in the meantime.
The best day was this past Friday, getting out on the road before 7am to arrive at the island's peak just shy of the 2000-metre level at around 3pm. Along the way I got a bit lost and so had to head downhill several hundred meters to get on the right road again, so the actual vertical climb was quite a bit more than the 2 kilometers. I also misjudged the amount of time it would take to let gravity pull the bike back to sea level, returning at 7:30pm long after sundown. A blinking light back and front was a good precaution along with some warm clothing, because even though it can be close to 30 degrees down on the beaches, up near the top the temperatures plunge and the winds are high.
My favourite trail from last year is even better. At least it was last week. All along the way up I was expecting to be passed by the usual convoy of jeeps laden with the package-tourist daytripper set, tongues clucking and heads wagging as they breeze past imagining the difficulties some people put themselves through. But two hours up the hill there wasn't even a single car on the road going either up or down. The reason became clear after rounding a corner to face a rock slide blocking the road as it runs along a cliff. I suppose word had already spread and the tourists were on another route somewhere, leaving the whole trail and surrounding countryside all to myself.
I keep hearing the word "dangerous" whenever people find out I've been mountain biking alone in the volcanic wilds. Maybe they're right, but I don't know if it's any worse than lolling around on the beach in the pounding sun for hours at a time amid thousands of others all doing the same thing day after day. Some of them look seriously in need of hospitalisation.


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Bill; Did you see the pair of calipers 5463633 dated on ebay, the buy it now of $75 a pair and he has multiple dates.Mine are too severely pitted for a rebuild they need a sleeve. So these would be a great set if you can figure dates you have/need. Link here; http://www.ebay.com/itm/1969-69-CAMARO-pair-of-2-REBUILT-calipers-5463633-633-dated-Z-28-SS396-COPO-427-/140844929187?pt=Motors_Car_Truck_Parts_Accessories&hash=item20cb0310a3Todd


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WATERLOO Wilfrid Laurier University has again earned top marks in the annual Macleans ranking of Canadian universities, placing first in Ontario and fourth in the country among primarily undergraduate universities, and improving in a number of other key categories.
Laurier placed in the top three in its category nationally for best overall, highest quality, most innovative, and overall reputation. Laurier was ranked No. 1 for highest quality among primarily undergraduate universities in Ontario, and placed in the top three in its category provincially for best overall, most innovative and leaders of tomorrow.
Laurier continues to excel and show improvement in the most important categories, said Laurier president Dr. Max Blouw. These rankings confirm that Laurier has a well-deserved reputation among students for providing a high-quality education and an exceptional university experience.
In the primarily undergraduate category, Laurier improved in many areas, including: overall reputation, best overall, most innovative, leaders of tomorrow, number of faculty awards, and the amount spent on student services as a percentage of the university budget. Laurier again ranked third for medical/science grants for faculty.
In terms of student satisfaction measures reported in the rankings issue, first-year and senior Laurier students who participated in the 2008 National Survey of Student Engagement (NSSE) both rated Laurier above the NSSE average in terms of their entire educational experience.


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Bennet and others will explain how crowdfunding works and how businesses can take advantage of the new resource to raise early-stage capital.
Participants also will hear from local entrepreneurs and business owners, legal experts and senior staff from AngelList, a platform for start-up fundraising. Representatives from traditional investment firms in Colorado, including venture capital, banks and microfinance, also will be present.
"Many small businesses, young businesses and start-ups face challenges raising capital," Bennet said in a statement from his office. "Crowdfunding is great tool to access new investment, drive innovation, promote job growth and support small businesses in a way we have not seen before."
"These sessions will offer important information about crowdfunding and how it can help Colorado businesses harness capital," he said.
Along with learning about crowdfunding, participants can offer key input for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to consider as it develops regulations.
Seminars are planned for Fort Collins, Denver, Boulder, Colorado Springs, Durango and Grand Junction. The Colorado Technology Association, Colorado Bankers Association, Cooley LLP and others also will play host.
Using crowdfunding, startups can raise capital online, including through social media, from multiple investors. Bennet included the crowdfunding provision in the Jumpstart Our Business Startups Act, which President Barack Obama signed into law last month.
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Altough im not a big fan of the band in general, i must say that this album is pure magic. The lyrics are astounding, full of emotion and despair and the music is amazingly well composed, especially the keyboard parts wich creates a deep and somehow obscure environment. This is a spectacular and creative achievement for sure from a band that is a bit inconsistent. But this album is an exception for sure!


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Four players have been charged with punching in the match between Hull FC and Castleford Tigers at the KC Stadium on Friday:
- Weller Hauraki (Castleford) - Grade B (EGP available)
- Justin Carney (Castleford) - Grade C (EGP available)
- Mark O'Meley (Hull) - Grade B (No EGP)
- Danny Tickle (Hull FC) - Grade B (EGP available)
O'Meley will appear before the RFL Disciplinary Committee on Tuesday evening: Hauraki, Carney and Tickle have until 11.00am on Tuesday to submit Early Guilty Pleas.
Widnes Vikings forward Gareth Hock has been charged with the Grade B offence of using foul and abusive language to a match official during his club's fixture against Bradford Bulls. Hock, who was dismissed for the offence, does not have the option of submitting an Early Guilty Plea and will appear before the Disciplinary Committee on Tuesday.
The Match Review Panel also handed down a formal caution to Micky Paea of Hull Kingston Rovers for raising his knee in a tackle during the fixture against London Broncos.
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Tippin' their hats and callin' the Pirates their daddy
Sorry Pedro…
Ya'll are much better currently and historically than the Pirates, but give me time to enjoy a win.
The Buccos defeated the Yanks 12-7 on Tuesday, but most impressive was what was done in the first inning.
Andrew McCutchen got things started with a single.
Ronny Cedeno…a single also.
Lastings Milledge brought home McCutchen with a double.
Then this guy…
Jones blasted a three run homer off none other than CC Sabathia. Sabathia got rocked in two innings pitched giving up seven hits and five earned runs.
It was nice to see us do some damage against Sabathia. The Pirates totaled 15 hits against NY, the most of the spring. It wa salso nice to out hit a team for a change also, the Yanks recorded just eight.
Charlie Morton, anticiapted fourth starter, had a decent outing with a three inning showing on four hit ball. He did give up three runs, but struck out a pair.
By the way, that Garrett Jones picture, photo shopped by yours truly. I got the program for my brithday and have been playing around with it.
Tomorrow it is Pittsburgh-Baltimore live on FSN Pittsburgh.
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A win is even sweeter when it's against the Yankees…. hope you have fun with Photoshop, it definitely has a lot of cool tools…
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Nice, Pirates. Good one.
How's Ronny Cedeno looking? Is he going to be the Bucs' starting SS? I liked him with the M's but he was in a constant slump until we traded him to Pittsburgh. Hopefully he can put some solid offense together for you guys this season.
I think I must have brought your Pirates good luck. I happened to pull out two Andrew McCutcheon cards out of a few Topps baseball card packs I had bought!! Yaaay.
You think Jones is the real deal? Sure he had a nice year when he came up last year, but he's pretty old to be just breaking into the big leagues. I'm not sure yet.


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Kate Maher is the coordinator of the healing arts therapy volunteer program at Woodwinds Health Campus, which delivers essential oils, energy-based healing, guided imagery [1], massage, healing music, and acupressure directly to patients, staff, and volunteers. She is certified in holistic nursing, healing touch [2], and aromatherapy [3]. As a member of the holistic practice council, a holistic nurse mentor, and a recovery room nurse, she educates and mentors staff on the delivery of healing healthcare in an acute care setting. Maher is currently pursuing a master's degree in the Master of Arts Holistic Health program at the College of St. Catherine's; her concentration is herbology.
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"Our defense has been playing good and very aggressive," said Karnes City head coach Jim Wood. "That's our trademark on our team. It's fun to watch."
The first quarter's line score came with 7:36 on the clock as K.D. Glenn scored on an 8-yard run, with John Garcia's extra point putting the score at 7-0. The Badgers scored twice in the second quarter, and in quick succession. With 2:45 to go, Dylan Wright capped a Karnes City drive with a 1-yard run, though the kick failed. On the ensuing Bobcats possession, with 1:42 left, Wright managed to scoop up a Bloomington fumble and take it into the end zone on a 28-yard return. Wright's ensuing two-point conversion run put the lead at 21-0 at halftime.
In the second half, the Badgers scored once in each quarter. The third quarter's score came with 7:56 on the clock as Wright scored on a 10-yard run, with Garcia's kick putting the lead at 28-0. The final score of the game came in the fourth quarter, with 5:51 to go, as Dylan Lopez punched it in on a 1-yard run. Despite the missed extra point, the 34-0 shutout stood as time expired.
Statistically, the Badgers gained 301 yards of total offense, with 265 yard rushing over 49 carries and 36 yards passing over two completions. The Karnes City defense held Bloomington to 24 yards of total offense, giving up 21 yards rushing over 24 carries and just three passing yards over two completions. In terms of penalties, the Bobcats committed four penalties for 45 total yards and the Badgers were flagged twice for 30 total yards throughout the contest.
"That's something we've done the past few weeks," said Wood. "We've focused on running the ball and playing ball control."
This week, the Badgers will travel to Cotulla to take on the Cowboys in a crucial district matchup.
"It's a big game," said Wood. "We've got to make sure we're focused on the game. We've just got to play defense and execute on offense. If we do that, we'll be fine."
Kickoff in Cotulla is set for Friday, October 12 at 7:30 p.m.


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The Wolverine: Superhero match-up
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The Wolverine hits theaters July 25th. Comic book movies, such as X-Men, have come a long way in popular culture. These days, comic book movies are big business in Hollywood and have produced some of the highest grossing blockbusters of all time. But do you know the actors or actresses that played some of these iconic superheroes? Test your knowledge here with our match game!


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It's a patented and groundbreaking invention, making driving more relaxed and safe. It helps you straighten out the various disturbances that may occur on the track you are driving on. The risk of repetitive strain injuries on your body are therefore dramatically reduced. It's all about active steering. We call it Volvo Dynamic Steering. Just experience it yourself.
At high speeds it cancels out disturbances and swallows potholes on the road.
At low speeds you get more steering power – up to 85% additional steering force. And the steering wheel automatically returns to neutral.
Reversing is performed more easily, because the steering wheel will return to neutral, stay there and keep you on a straight backward track.
Volvo Dynamic Steering reduces the disturbance caused by crosswinds which makes driving more comfortable.
Volvo Dynamic Steering improves course stability when driving on banked roads.
The new steering is especially suitable for trucks with multiple rear axles.
The cab suspension is more stable and the engine suspension is modified to decrease noise and vibrations. The driving comfort was good – it's now even better.
New and re-positioned stabilisers on the rear suspension give less static rolling and prevent chassis movements from transmitting onto the cab. It doesn't only make the driving more comfortable, it also prevents the chassis from torsional forces.
Improved geometry of the front leaf and air suspension and a new steering gear position make the truck very course-stable.


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By Dave Wagner: CNJ staff writer
Eastern New Mexico University men's basketball coach Shawn Scanlan is hoping to have closer to a full roster this weekend.
The Greyhounds, with only eight players in uniform, upended Lubbock Christian 68-67 on Monday night at Greyhound Arena and return to Lone Star Conference crossover play at 4 p.m. today at home against Cameron. Women's teams play at 2 p.m.
ENMU squads host Southwestern Oklahoma on Monday night.
The Hounds (3-9) were without junior center Donovan Schultz (concussion), senior forward Jamaal Hadley (sprained ankle), junior guard Kelvin Franklin (knee injury) and junior forward Gerald Brown (team suspension) against the Chaparrals. Meantime, sophomore center Tommy York played Monday, but has been under the weather this week and hasn't practiced since.
Scanlan said Schultz has been cleared to play, and is hoping to have York and Brown available as well.
The Hounds hope to build off the somewhat surprising win over LCU.
"I don't know if I was surprised," Scanlan said. "I've always thought we were capable, but Monday was the first time we've come out with a sense of purpose."
Scanlan said the Hounds made plays to build a double-figure lead through the middle of the second half. Junior Equs Darby had 18 points and 12 rebounds for ENMU, while junior Justin Reynolds also scored 18 points.
"We forced some turnovers that led to baskets," Scanlan said. "The first 20 minutes, I thought we defended the best we have all year long."
Meantime, the ENMU women (8-6) are looking to build on a strong performance in the St. Mary's New Year's Classic. They played the host Rattlers (12-2) tough the first night before losing 65-52, then whacked Texas A&M-International 89-75 behind a career-best 28 points from sophomore Cat Clay.
Zias coach Linden Weese said his team will have its hands full in both games.
"(Cameron has) the best team they've had for some time," he said. "They've always had good players, but that hasn't always worked out well."
Southwestern Oklahoma, meantime, brings a deceptive 3-6 record into its game today at West Texas A&M.
"They've got a good group back (from last year)," Weese said. "I think they're among the better teams in the Lone Star right now."
Despite losing four players to fouls and committing 28 turnovers to 11 for Texas A&M-International, Weese noted the Zias dominated in other areas in posting a relatively comfortable win.
"It may have been the best two games we've put together since I've been here," the third-year coach said.


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When I had DS my milk never really "came in". I had to pump after he nursed (plus some) and relied on Reglan and Domperidone to keep any milk supply at all. He also had tongue tie, which obviously didn't help my supply. We worked with a IBCLC but not until DS was 7 days old, so I don't know what they would have told me to do right from the start. Any advice?
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