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Re: nesting
Oh, this is tremendous. I haven't seen quite this style from you before.
Re: Impending Doom
Re: Spring Stream
Beautiful, love the placement.
Re: spring rising v2
Beautiful piece!
Re: Flowerbreathing Dragon
Spring makes me think of warmth and flowers...so here's my whimsical take on how we get both...
Re: Peace Out
This is freaky in a way that makes me giggle.
Re: Don't Spring Ahead
I don't really want to be that guy, but the correct term is "Daylight Saving Time." Now, "savings" is rather popular, you'll even hear the media use it... but the "s" shouldn't be there. It actually sounds more weird to hear it without the "s", but that's how it actually should be. Should you change the shirt? I probably wouldn't if it were mine.
Re: Rights of Spring
Even spring has rights. Rites?
ignorant wrote:You took it the wrong way.
Well, he comes in... he drops this shirt momentum killing bombshell, he then says "nevermind" and then disappears into the night. Probably cackling.
Re: Spring Showers
I love the flowers!
Re: Can't Wait For The Spring
kharmazero wrote:triple wow on this one
Funny you say that because WoW is what I was thinking looking at this.
Re: April Showers...
Well, what do Mayflowers bring?
This is my interpretation of the transition from Winter to Spring, I hope you like it!
Re: Spring Cleaning
Aw, such a good idea!
Check out our shirt
taternuggets wrote:Well, he comes in... he drops this shirt momentum killing bombshell, he then says "nevermind" and then disappears into the night. Probably cackling.
He totally cackles.
But what I think he meant is that since the shading to the left of the socket, as it faces me, is the same 'black' as the eye socket, that area looks like a hole rather than an indent.
Dunno. I see it both ways. Might be the 99 Bananas.
Re: Cherry Blossom DC
What shirt color is this?
Re: Spring Snow
Love it. Your style of robot is instantly recognizable. Great job!
(on a side note though, I unfortunately don't wear green, but it fits the theme, and I wish you the best of luck)
orabbit wrote:Well, what do Mayflowers bring?
small pox?
Re: Atmospheric Pressure
I detect a lack of creativity
Re: Spring Azure
This is very nice.
blk909 wrote:What shirt color is this?
How dare you ask that question.
According to their chart Royal Blue.
Good hand!
I can't help but feel that the muted color palette suggests more winter than spring. I'm not going to presume to suggest anything. Just an observation.
Thanks guys
You should be ashamed of yourself. ;)
Re: spring rising
The first thing this reminded me of was the forest fire scene in Bambi..
Re: One spring too many.
Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him...
Re: The Last Spring
I wish I could hang this on my wall
Love it!
fishman396 wrote:Alas, poor Yorick! I knew him...
What's that, my lord?
Re: Gardener Of The Spring
The Gardener.
teacherminda wrote:The pic won't load for me... Thumbnail looks cute.
Thank you! That is odd though, it loaded fine on my computer. I hope nobody else is having this problem.
The foxes are adorable!
Sooooooo ?!! You hate the design and background color realy upsets you? Thanks
Re: Tale of a Very Bad Rabbit
And now it's time for bed.
Re: Rabbit's Backyard Bargains
And now it's time for sleep.
I also suspect this is what happens to some of the veggies in my garden.
oakenspirit wrote:small pox?
Pilgrims, of course!
This shirt is my favourite in this derby
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Discussion in 'Chevy Keyless Entry Remotes' started by ChevyFan, Aug 12, 2007.
This vehicle requires special equipment be connected to the vehicle to program the keyless remote
if u want to know if u truck can start by using remote open the hood and see the lock of the hood is there cable connected with it or not if there is small cable thats mean ur truck can start by remote ihope that will helping u
Thank you. No wire. Any info on the part number on a key fob?
how do you program the fob on a 2000 chevy express 1500
Having problem completing keyless remote programming
Hi Steve,
While trying to program a new keyless remote on a 03 Silverado 2500HD everything did as it should up to step 5, but at step 6 the remote is not able to program & does not program to the truck. It is a new remote from a Chevy dealer. Do I have a defective remote? or something wrong on the truck?
We really need a thread made for each make/model that GM carries with programming instructions. This would be great for the new wiki that's planned actually.
I know this is an old thread, so hopefully this post doesn't go unnoticed...
I'm having the exact issue that Joshua714 is having above. Everything works up to step 6 when I press and hold the buttons on the remote...nothing happens. Any thoughts?
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WATCH: Did This New Kanye Video Belong On Ellen?
K, so I consider myself pretty open minded...and there's not much that offends me. BUT, that being said, should this new Kanye video with Kim Kardashian topless, laid out on a motorcycle, with the lyrics "I wanna f--- you hard on the sink..." have been shown in the middle of the morning/afternoon on Ellen?
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I am often asked, "How do I get started in ministry?" Here is my testimony and wisdom for those who desire to make ministry a full time career. For the many veterans in ministry that read my blog, pass this on to some "young guns" you know.
When I graduated from Bible college I was filled with just enough knowledge to be dangerous and packed full of zeal for the Lord. I knew the vision God had placed in my heart to become a youth pastor and transform the lives of countless teenagers. This was the career path I knew I was to take. Ministry was what I wanted to do day in and day out for the rest of my life. Yet as a young 20-something NOBODY was interested in hiring this "young gun" because I was no "top gun". I was unproven and had no track record of faithfulness as a minister. I was a tree with no fruit. Welcome to the summer of 1981 when my ministry career began.
In June 1981 I planted myself in Dallas, Texas and I knew God had led me to a specific church to get involved. It was one of the nation's largest churches at the time and they already had a youth pastor. But one of scriptures that stuck with me as I left Bible College was Proverbs 18:16, "A man's gift makes room for him,? and brings him before great men." In my limited knowledge I was smart enough to know this; "If I will plant my gift in a church and pour myself into it, then somewhere, somehow, that gift will create a place for me. I need to become so valuable as a volunteer that they can't afford to do church without me. I believe I have a gift the Kingdom needs, wants and desires. But I have to plant myself and produce fruit. When I produce fruit it will get the attention of great people in the Kingdom and open doors for me."
The problem with those starting in the ministry today–they want it all delivered on a silver platter. "God, I'll do this but you have to open a door for a JOB (that pays me to do Your work)." And when you ask them for help in an area outside their passion you get, "That's not my calling pastor, sorry." The art of serving, giving, planting, and investing is slipping away in the body of Christ. My Jesus and my Bible instructs me that I am to be different than everyone else. When the law of the land required you to carry a Roman soldiers pack and gear one mile, Jesus said, "Go above and beyond the call of duty. Double it! Carry his gear TWO miles." Everybody has their sites on doing GREAT things for the Kingdom of God but feel they are too good to do the "little things." Jesus said, "Be faithful in the small things and THEN you will be promoted and put over much."
It seems like most folks today want to leap frog to the "much" side of life without doing the "little." Pride is running rampant in the body of Christ under the mask of spirituality and the disguise of "that's not my calling." That is rubbish. Let me predict that person's future. You will be sitting on the sideline's of life and ministry five years from now and ten years from now, saying, "I just don't understand why God hasn't opened a door for me to get into the ministry. People just don't respect my gift." It is everyone else's fault you're not in the full time ministry. The body of Christ if filled with WANNA-BEES! People who "wanna-be" in ministry. People who wanna-be getting paid for their ministry gift. Many are like a tumor that drains the life and blood from the body because they think the body is there to serve them and their gift. When in reality they should be investing their gift into the Body of Christ, expecting nothing in return but a reward in heaven. Giving their gift, planting their gift, and pouring out their life to advance the cause of Christ. Your gift will make room for you if you will just plant it and be faithful! Let me show you . . .
Let's get back to 1981. I met with the youth pastor and said, I am a Bible College grad and I am here to help in any way possible. When I said it he crumpled up a piece of paper on his desk and threw it in the trash and said, "That was an announcement I was going to put in the bulletin about a need for a Sunday School teacher. You're it." For the next 12 months I volunteered my brains out in EVERY area and facet of the church, not just in the youth ministry. I became a prayer room counselor, helped answer phones in the call center, helped usher, park cars, build sets, and volunteered whenever and wherever I could. I worked part time jobs to cover my basic expenses, but if I wasn't at work, I was at the church volunteering and planting my gift. I even helped run camera for a children's program on Saturday mornings, ugh. But that finally led to a day job at the church on the film crew and then I still volunteered nights with the youth ministry. But this taught me how to do video editing, direct programs, do lighting, shoot testimonials, set design, and so much more. All of these talents and skills I would end up using throughout my ministry career.
Within twelve months of working full time on the video crew my gift made room for me and I was moved to the youth ministry department as the full time assistant youth pastor. From there, 20 more years of full time youth ministry and almost nine years of being a senior pastor. My gift made room for me and has brought me into relationships and associations with some of the nations brightest and most gifted leaders within the Body of Christ!
How do you get started in ministry? Volunteer in any and every way you can. Become so valuable to a ministry or church that they can't live without you and WANT to pay you for your services because you do such an impeccable job. And . . . if they don't hire you, someone will see the tremendous fruit on your tree and they will.
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I need to make biscuits for a dish, i have herd of drop biscuits and i was wondering What the main advantages of making drop biscuits?
All this time i have been rolling them out with a dryer dough
Drop biscuits have a very nubbly crust that develops an interesting texture and chew when baked. As a rule they are also chewier than properly made patted or rolled biscuits. Drop biscuits are ideal for a brush with something nice before baking -- say honey mixed with melted butter.
In my opinion the idea that patted/rolled biscuits should be handled as little as possible is something of a myth. They are very short, but not so dry as to be as fragile as something like a pie crust.
It's true they should not be overmixed, nor overhandled, but they benefit from a few gentle kneads -- and if you want a flaky interior, you'll have to give the dough a few turns.
You do want to get them on the sheet and in the oven without much delay if you're using baking soda or single acting baking powder for any part of your leavening as it starts losing loft potential just sitting around.
At any rate, the rolled or patter version demand a lot of "touch" and a certain amount of timing to get them right.
Drop biscuits are, on the whole, more forgiving. I haven't made them in ages. Maybe this week.
Rolled out and cut biscuits will give you a flaky product and look more professional and refined.
If you are not a pastry chef, a quick method is a 5# bag of self-rising flour, mix 1# cold shortening or butter then add 1/2 gal.buttermilk mix lightly then use a #20 ice cream scoop and scoop on buttered sheet pan for drop biscuits just flatten and butter tops (bake 425 deg. 15min.)
(For a more moist biscuit add up to 8oz. more shortening or butter)
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Thanks Nivek.
I'll be sure to check out the Villain and try some of the others you mention.
The Villain is a killer board. Talking to the rep I guess a lot of the company guys that had been riding the Grip cause the Drift Rocker just wasn't enough board are riding the Villain now.
The Good Ride is more or less just unreliable cause they don't seem to be able to say anything just sucks at something. For instance, they gave the Capita Horror and Arbor Draft Good rating for jumps and Average ratings for Pipe. Really? Cause I've ridden both and would never choose to take either of any jump bigger than 20ft or into a pipe with walls taller than I am. Also they lump 3 stage rocker and zero cam into "flat camber". Those are two completely different rides.
The Machete GT is a twin freeride board. No way around that, its a gnar stick. T.Rice is a freestyle/freeride deck. Pain in the ass to jib. Same goes for the Berzerker and DH2. The Sherlock is one of the best options out there if you have decent snow or better all year. Hardpack it kinda lacks. Same goes for the Jones. Not for lack of grip, but Jones boards are just characteristically harsh riding. So unless you have good snow you'll need some damn good dampening in your boots and bindings to compensate.
From Ride look at the Buckwild. From Lib I guess the TRS. From Burton the Parkitect (at least on paper). I would also take a look at the Flow Drifter or for true twin the Shifty or Quantum. For some good classic snowboard feel look into the Signal OG Flat. I can take that board from rails at Bear to trees in CO. Someone will inevitably mention the NS Proto. If you don't mind the steep price, from NS that is your best bet. For the asym charge, the YES Greats for 2013 is just fantasmic. Rome Mod Rocker is another. And if you want to be uber unique on the mountain riding something probably no one else will be, the Endeavor Live Reverse. And lastly for some looser camber goodness, Bataleon Goliath.
Some of those are going to be different than what you have. But, they all are capable at high speeds, all will do well in pow and on groomers laying carves, and all have good to great snap.
The new board...
Hi all,
I'm looking around for my second board purchase. I currently have a 2008 Salomon Special 162, but it's sporting a few injuries and scars from my earlier learning days. I'd say I'm still a beginner/intermediate rider (11 weeks in the past 4 years). I'm 5 ft 9 about 200lbs and size 9.5 (US) boots.
What I like about my current board; Carving, stability at speed and pop.
I like just about everything on the mountain, park, rails (although not my strong point), powder, buttering, presses - general mucking about etc and charging down groomers.
I'm looking for another all-rounder (or as best I can). I would like something similar to my old board, but maybe a bit more playful.
I struggled a bit off-piste with the Special, but that might be more to do with my ability level and I would like something a bit easier to butter with (It would be great to hear from anyone who has ridden an old Special and what they thought of it). I was quite happy with the flex of the Special, but wondered if the size was playing a part and that maybe I should try a smaller board - 157-159 etc.
I've spoken to the guys in a few local shops and also the guys at the Good Ride.com (but I've heard some bad things about the reviews on here) and between them they have come up several different boards to check out - Lib Tech T.Rice, Ride Berzerker, Jones All Mountain Twin, Ride Machete GT, Ride DH2, Bataleon Evil Twin and the Burton Sherlock. Quite a list!
From my experience with the Special, I wouldn't mind having a look at the new Salomon Villain, which I can demo at a local indoor slope.
Does anyone have any opinions on the Villain or the others above? I want to test the board before I buy it, but just narrowing down the search would be a great help!
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I've always loved key lime pie, but I have to admit, I don't love making pies.
I usually settle for key lime yogurt, but need I say it's just not the same?
Well, I discovered something that comes fairly close, and doesn't require much cooking!
Key lime mousse.
I love mousse--light, fluffy bursts of flavor! I decided to make a "Black bottom" key lime mousse because chocolate makes everything yummier, right?
The crumble bottom still needs improvement (I wanted it to stick together more), but it provides a nice crunchy, salty-sweet complement to the citrus mousse.
One bite and I almost think I'm in the Caribbean. Let me know what you think!
Black Bottom Key Lime Mousse
Black Bottom:
2 cups Trader Joe's chocolate cat cookies
1/4 cup toasted coconut flakes
1/2 tsp salt
1/4 cup sugar
6 tbsp butter
Pulverize all ingredients in food processor til very fine.
Press into bottom of springform pan.
I might try pouring a chocolate ganache over this to "wet" it more, as suggested here.
Mousse Filling:
I used the recipe from Poetry of Food, pouring it directly into crust in springform pan.
Bloom gelatin in ¼ cup of key lime juice.
Whip 1 cup of heavy cream to soft peak on medium speed and store in the refrigerator while you make the rest of the mousse. In a heavy bottomed sauce pan, over medium heat, whisk yolks, ½ cup sugar and ½ cup key lime juice until thick and coats the back of a spoon. Remove from heat and whisk in bloomed gelatin until dissolved.
Transfer lime juice mixture to a bowl and chill to room temperature. While the key lime mixture is chilling. Whip whites in a clean dry bowl with a clean dry whip. Whip on medium speed until whites achieve soft peaks, being careful not to over whip the whites.
Gently fold egg whites into whipped cream. Then fold whites/cream mixture into key lime mixture being careful to not deflate the whites and cream.
Quickly divide among dessert glasses (I used springform pan) and chill to set.
Garnish with softly whipped cream and grated lime zest.
**I love the mix of homemade lime curd with whipping cream and egg whites.
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I just read of Bob Ford's passing and am feeling a little down. So I figured, why not cheer up a bit with some unnecessary gun pictures of two wholly unnecessary .45s? After all if not for him, I'd never have owned this thing.
You won out acparmed, I bought a 1911, and you're not even here to rub it in my face. I'll get you for that!
The Punisher grips were just too good to pass up. I had to shave a bit off the sides you can't see to get them to play nice with the ambi safety lever. For serious carry, I'd probably want some Alumagrips or Pachmayrs or something without a Punisher skull logo on it. But it's so delightfully tacky, I love those grips.
How does it shoot? Surprisingly well. I've been shooting it off and on since I got it a few months ago and was impressed by the reliability, especially considering everything you hear about 1911s. I can't say I've had a whole lot of rounds through it yet, maybe 4 boxes of cheap stuff if I'm lucky. I've spent most of my time manipulating it in dryfire, because the manual of arms is completely alien to me.
I don't actually carry it because I don't like external safeties on carry guns, I don't think I'm well trained enough to carry a gun with an external safety because I'm not used to it, and this is more of a luxury item than a practical tool for me. I'm used to DA, I see no reason to switch, but having a SA is kind of a dirty little pleasure.
But you could carry it, the quality is there, and it's easy to shoot, and easy to carry.
I have to admit I actually like this a lot more than most DA/SA guns I've tried. I like the consistency. I don't like one DA pull and the rest being SA, because then most of your shooting with that gun is SA and the first shot is the one that really counts.
I had a lot of trouble with the basic maintenance at first, seriously. I found the design counterintuitive and difficult to field strip in comparison to other guns. However after spending some time just taking it apart and putting it back together, I've overcome that. It's like some kind of secret handshake, once you figure it out, you've got it.
The skateboard tape is just great redneck engineering. Let's see $5 for a piece of tape or hundreds of bucks to get the front strap worked on... Best part is, a little Goo Gone, and it's like I never had it on there.
It came with the full length guide rod which I tossed in a bucket somewhere. It was a gently used gun, and parkerized, and the shop that sold it to me had marked the price down after it had been there for a year. The manager actually was the salesman and he told me he couldn't get rid of it and didn't understand why. It wasn't a truly great deal but it was very fair and I got a great deal on my trade, so it worked out.
I installed a USGI guide rod and I think I prefer it. No reliability issues with the Wilson magazine/ USGI rod combination. Can't even find the other rod any more.
The Springfield Armory magazines and one Kimber magazine I got with it were flaky and chitzny feeling. Even with their plastic followers, the Wilson 47Ds are much more confidence inspiring. I've been advised to try the Chip McCormicks, but my Wilsons work and I see no need to fix what isn't broken.
Is it the best 1911? No, I've seen and handled and even once shot some nicer pieces, but is it good enough for me and my purposes? Plenty. If I were going to seriously carry it every day, I'd want another finish. If I were getting it for a duty gun, I'd probably want the Operator. But for me, this is more than adequate.
I had my mitts on a stainless GI 45 at one point, and it wasn't quite up to what I wanted. This is. The beavertail, while I don't really need it, really changes the way the gun handles as does the extended ambidextrous safety. The higher grip really cinches the deal for me I think. Some real sights are a nice bonus too.
I had also considered waiting and seeing the Taurus 1911, but after I came across this, I decided a used Springfield I knew something about was just something I'd like better than a new Taurus that would be a bit of a crap shoot. Nothing against Taurus, it's just I'd rather have a used Chevy than a new Kia if that makes any sense, and this was probably as good as I was going to do at what I was willing to spend.
I'm not crazy about the parkerized finish, but at the price I paid it was worth it, and I don't actually carry it day in day out so I'm sure it will be fine if it's just wiped down with a little CLP every once in a while. I am grateful it's got a couple minor holster marks already so I don't feel like I have to molly coddle it.
I'm keeping it, and at this point I'm actually thinking I may have been foolish to rid myself of the other one even though I didn't like it. We live in an age of uncertainty, and 1911s are ubiquitous. It doesn't hurt to be nominally familiar with it at all. I am thinking I should at some point try to get another WW2 spec model because parts for it are so easy to come by. I've no desire to play gunsmith, but it would be nice to have something in the safe parts are so easily had for.
I've found that while I miss the economy of the 40 S&W cartridge, the .45 ACP is just too nice to shoot, especially a nice light load out of something like this:
While firing the .45 ACP out of the wheelgun is a lot more fun and imho more accurate, I can't help but agree that this is a bit too much to actually carry around with you, and the moon clips while fun to play with especially on the move, are not something I think is practical in the real world except maybe for a little BUG.
Still, if Texas ever does get open carry, I'd be packing this guy if I cared to partake.
Now do I strictly need either of these when I have the XD, which is cheaper, works just as well if not better, and is a lot more practical to carry around... well no, but there you go.


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aristo I was looking at the carrot cake recipe earlier but thought in the picture the sponge looked really dry - look forward to hearing your feedback.
I'm not an official tester, but we converted to rapeseed oil, this year. We don't do any deep frying and one of the reasons we converted was concern about the processes involved in making ordinary vegetable oil, sunflower oil, etc. Another reason is that much of the rapeseed oil we buy is either from Yorkshire, or Northumberland, so it's done far fewer food miles than other choices.
So we're already using it where we would normally use a neutral oil. It does have a strong taste, but not one that clashes with other flavours and it makes lovely stir fries, as it gets quite hot and has a nutty flavour which works well.
I also use it in bread, but I've found that dried yeast doesn't work very well with it. It makes a lovely loaf using fresh yeast, though (and the two can be used interchangeably in most recipes in Panasonic breadmakers)
I made some banana and blueberry muffins, using it, a few months back and they had a lovely golden colour and were moist and light.
Well it's the official start date - today I have done roasted vegetables(peppers,red, green and yellow, onion etc) which have been sitting in the oil to marinate in the fridge with herbs and later will be added to cous cous.
Today gone with the cheaper oil as I have not used that one yet.
looks a little paler in colour - but that could be that this one is in a plastic bottle and the cold pressed is in a glass bottle!!
maybe just me!!
Like the look on the veg, not to greasy looking, like my usual extra virgin olive oil, and it does not seem to over power the veg.
I will be trying some of the new recipes, however I want to see what its like on my usual cooked family meals on the whole.
I still hqvent got my vouchers yet, tho the post has been a bit crap so maybe they will turn up soon
I found a local Sussex cold pressed which looked nice. I used it for the first time last night to make a salad dressing which tasted nice and light with a slightly nuttier taste than olive oil, but was nice. I'm going to try it in an Italian chocolate cake tonight and see how it stands up to being baked. The ordinary vegetable oil I used for pancakes yesterday and I couldn't taste any difference in this one. I hadn't heard of the benefits so am finding it interesting finding out.
DW and DD have just made some delicious seeded cheese scones, as found in the recipe booklet send in with the £10 gift card. They are delicious and every bit as nice as 'traditional' ones. Dare I say that they are lighter - interesting to see how they will last for school packed lunch boxes tomorrow....
Got mine yesterday and cooking the turkey burgers tonight.
I had no idea of the benefits until I read about them on mumsnet. I'm particularly impressed by the reduction in saturated fat whilst still having the omega 3 benefits.
The costs seem minimal for each bottle - the cold pressed slightly more expensive, but it looks a lot posher (!) I think the vegetable oil in particular could be overlooked on the shelves - I was surprised when DH brought it home as it just looks like regular vegetable oil!
I like the taste and the smell - not overpowering at all. My Dad, who is a bit of a foody was raving about the benefits too when I told him I was doing this test.
Hello everyone,
I went to Sainsburys today and bought the cold pressed rapeseed oil and the vegetable oil version (much cheaper!). Altogether cost £5.50.
*I read a bit in the Telegraph dated 22nd July*:
As with olive oil, rapeseed oil contains Omegas 3, 6 and 9, essential fatty acids known to reduce cholesterol and maintain heart health, joint mobility and brain function. It is also a rich, natural source of vitamin E. High in mono-unsaturated fats, it is one of the few unblended oils that can be heated to deep-frying temperature without its antioxidants, character, colour and flavour spoiling. In short, it is one of best "good" oils. However Al Overton states for heavy deep frying and baking:"More and more, we are realising that the food scientists who scared us away from cooking with certain fats got it wrong. It was our grannies who cooked with goose fat or butter, ghee or coconut oil, depending on where they came from who had the right idea." He suggests:The simple answer is, keep a range of oils. Keep coconut or a similar saturated fat for heavy frying, olive and rapeseed oils for light frying and salads, and pumpkin and avocado oils for dressings and dips."
So an interesting article about our choices for cooking and the health science affecting our choices. I feel that I will certainly be changing over from sunflower oil which was my normal choice (though I tend to keep some olive oil for certain dishes). I will now use the cold pressed rapeseed oil instead of the olive oil in order to support UK farmers. the oils seems great. I want to further research sunflower oil and rapeseed to do some more comparison.
*Have a look at this*:
Vegetable oils all contain varying amounts of these types of fat but are generally dominated by one. For example, rapeseed is predominantly a monounsaturated fat; sunflower oil is mainly a polyunsaturated fat and palm oil is largely saturated fat.
Any type of oil or fat will help the body absorb fat-soluble vitamins (A, D, E and K), and make sex hormones. But moderating intake of fat in general, and some types in particular, is important for health.
When saturated fats are eaten to excess, they can raise blood cholesterol levels and increase the risk of heart disease. Moderate amounts of monounsaturated and polyunsaturated fats are beneficial as they lower blood cholesterol.
Polyunsaturated fats help cell membranes remain flexible and porous, allowing nutrients to enter and waste products to leave. But the amount and balance of polyunsaturated fats we eat is important, too.
Rapeseed gts a 9 out of 10
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I would also like to add I do not like to by pal oil as they chop down rain forests to plant the palms. A great deal of well known chocolate brands use palm oil....(cadburys) shame on them.
Should say Palm oil!
I bought the Borderfields British Cold Pressed Rapeseed Oil for £4.50 (or maybe £4.00?) at Sainsbury's. Nice colour, good consistency.
First use today - a splash for frying sausages for tea. It actually had an appealing smell, mixed with the sausages, noticeable compared to vegetable oil.
NotAQueef I usually make this as my Carrot Cake and it is always good
5floz sunflower oil
2 ripe bananas (mashed)
2 eggs
5oz light muscovado sugar
4oz grated carrots
8oz SR flour
2tsp baking powder
2oz chopped walnuts
6oz fullfat soft cheese
2oz soft butter
4oz icing sugar (sieved)
Mix all ingredients together. Use an 8" deep round cake tin (lined) and cook at 180C for about an hour (maybe 50mins). Blitz the icing ingredients and spread on top of the cooled cake. Store in the fridge to keep the icing cold.
Obviously I was going to substitute rapeseed oil for the sunflower oil and I do not think it will make any difference
I really like the flavour of the cold pressed Sainsburys Taste the difference Cold Pressed Rapeseed oil. I used it as a salad dressing on a mixed leaf salad. It has a light nutty taste as it states, very pleasant. It goes very well with the balsamic vinegar. We had BBQ chicken, beefsteak tomatoes and mixed leaf salad with peas fresh from the pod dressed with Cold pressed rapeseed oil and balsamic vinegar, Yummy. I forgot to use it, but thank you for the gift card; I will give it to my mum as a thank-you for looking after the kids!
Right, I have now bought my Rapeseed oil and so far I have used it to roast vegetables (very tasty) and make a cake. I used half butter and half oil, to make it cheaper, and it was great, very moist.
We used the standard rapeseed oil today to make chocolate and cherry brownies, based on the recipe from the recommended website
Very tasty according to my builder and my DCs
Then for tea we had left over flan, with salad and some boiled potatoes. Usually I would put butter on the potatoes so instead we drizzled them with some of the cold-pressed rapeseed oil. Certainly lighter than butter, and tasted nice. Only needs to be used quite sparingly which is good.
I've spent the entire day in this heat trying to find a supermarket, or shop that stocked rapeseed oil. I tried Sainsbury's Tesco's Holland and Barrett, Lidel, Iceland, and even tried Poundland and come up a blank.
You'd think I'd be able to buy it with no problems in SW London.
Please, please can someone point me in the direction of somewhere that stocks it.
I've got my vouchers and picked some oil up from Sainsburys at the weekend. It was £1.50 for the vegetable oil and £4 for the cold pressed one so not particularly expensive. We've been out today but will start using it asap.
DH made pizzas tonight and used the cold pressed instead of olive oil. There was no noticeable difference tbh, but the price makes that another plus for the rapeseed.
"alialiath" if you go to Tesco or Sainsbury just look on their normal vegetable oil. In very small writing it should say 100% rapeseed oil somewhere.
Have used my cold pressed today in a shepherds pie. I fried the onions off first and was amazed at the gorgeous yellow colour and the fact that, after adding the mince, I did not have to drain off excess fat like I normally do.
Will be making yorkshire puds tomorrow so am going to use both oils and compare them half and half.
Will also see how well the cold pressed performs on my homemade pizza.
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I like rapeseed oil but I had no idea of the benefits - it seems to be difficult to pick up in store around here. Maybe it needs greater distribution?
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No, not yet but I might if I can get hold of some rapeseed oil.
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Better distribution of the product - I don't know what your price point might be - more/less expensive than olive/veg oils?
Made a salad dressing with the cold-pressed version yesterday (oil, balsamic vinegar, mustard). It was delicious Somehow lighter than the olive oil version, but without the twang - it was smoother.
So far so good for the rapeseed oil.
When I have a day in with the DC, we will attempt one or two of the recipes from the booklet.
aristo I'll give it a try thank you
Gutted not to be chosen for the rapeseed oil challenge...but maybe it's because I'm already a convert through and through! Love it!
I've bought my oils - Farrington's Mellow Yellow at £4.30 and Sainsbury's veg oil at £1.50. I don't use a lot of oil so I'd be happy to buy the luxury brand if it's tastier and healthier - my only complaint so far is the bottle is too tall to fit on any of my shelves!!
I used some Farringtons neat on salad today and liked the taste and texture - didn't seem greasy and gloopy like some oils.
I've bought the ingredients for the lamb and quinoa patties, but I'm going to leave out the harissa paste as I'm not keen on spicy food. Will report back once I have made and eaten them!
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In this era of blog wildfires, one fast-moving flame can be quenched before it scorches the facts. First lady Michelle Obama did not stock the White House library with socialist books.
The only problem is the books Port photographed have been sitting in the library since 1963.
The library came into being during the presidency of Franklin Roosevelt. In 1961, First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy asked Yale University librarian James T. Babb to oversee a committee that would select books for the library. In 1963, 1,780 were placed on the shelves.
"The White House library is a reference and recreational library for the use of the President, his family, and official staff," wrote Babb in the forward to "The White House Library: A Short Title List," a document from the White House Historical Association.
"It is intended to contain books which best represent the history and culture of the United States, works most essential for an understanding of our national experience. The collection has to be strictly limited because the attractive library on the ground floor of the White House has shelf space for only twenty-five hundred volumes. Authors, with few exceptions, are citizens of the United States; fiction and poetry by deceased writers only have been included."
"The American Socialist Movement, 1897-1912" by Ira Kinnis and "The Socialist Party of America" by David Shannon are included on that original list of books, along with books about the two national parties, communism and still others about socialism.
Babb told The New York Times in 1963 that there was "bound to be criticism" of the choices. "There will still be people telling us what should be in this library, but we'll just have to be adamant," he said.
It is impossible to know if the White House guide misspoke, or Port misheard.
"I guess if they have been in there since the 1960s then they have been there through several presidents," Port said when asked about the discovery. "All I said was that our tour guide told us they were chosen by the First Lady. I thought the books were interesting in the larger context, but now I guess it is what it is."
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NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Univision is seeking to take brand integration to another level with primetime novela "Eva Luna," which launches Monday and weaves no fewer than three General Motors vehicles into its story lines.
"Eva Luna," which also features Domino's Pizza and T-Mobile as brand integration partners, treats vehicles like characters and provides a two-way integration of sorts.
On the show, Latin movie star Blanca Soto's protagonist Eva works at an L.A. advertising agency and wins the Buick Regal account, and her team then creates a commercial for it. The spot, the first Spanish-language TV ad for the GM vehicle, will not only be part of the show, it will regularly air on Univision and sister networks TeleFutura and Galavision.
Two other GM vehicle brands, both Chevrolets, also will be featured and get distinct personalities. The Chevy Cruze will appear in key scenes of the love story between Eva and Daniel (novela heartthrob Guy Ecker), while the Chevy Traverse will play the role of a trusted companion helping Daniel and those closest to him at key moments.
"We have just set a benchmark for what we can do in terms of integration in a primetime dramatic production," said David Lawenda, Univision Communications president of ad sales & marketing. "We worked with (GM) to really weave their vehicles into the storyline as key characters with vivid roles and distinct personalities."
While GM has bought ads and done integrations with Univision before, "We have never done anything to this extent and depth," said Steve Tihanyi, general director, branded entertainment & marketing alliances at GM. "This is really a big step forward for us in terms of the (ever-growing) Hispanic audience and really connecting."
As part of that, GM also will be the exclusive auto sponsor of the "Eva Luna" site on www.univision.com and present the series' Moment of the Week there.
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That being said my current set up has improved to about 40 for my average. Some places gets up to max of 60 and others down to 30. This is Seasons of Skyrim 2.0 Official release using ENB v0.119 and RCRN version 3.6 set to PURE with FXAA ON, Sharpening ON, volmetric Fog OFF. Since I proxy to the RCRN DLL I am not using the sweetFX settings with the ENB.
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Tiny But Mighty: Pekingese Palacegarden Malachy Wins 'Best in Show' at Westminster
"It's the year of the Golden Dragon," said Dr. Iris Love, which traditionally brings "happiness, health, enjoyment, wealth, whatever you desire." Last night at the Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show, at Madison Square Garden, it brought what she most desired, a Best-in-Show win for a 4-year-old Pekingese named Palacegarden Malachy.
Love, a well-known New York-based archaeologist and dog fancier, co-owns Malachy with Sandra Middlebrooks and his handler David Fitzpatrick.
Fitzpatrick says his luxuriant partner, the leading toy dog in the country for the past two years, is, "Just a great dog … in his full maturity. He's four years old and he's got character, he's got showmanship, he's got charisma, and he's a correct little Peke; I don't have to do much except take good care of him."
Best-in-Show judge Cindy Vogels, of Greenwood Village, Colorado, agreed.
"He was just on his game tonight," she said. "He's a beautiful dog. He just exudes breed type, but tonight he went out there on the floor, and was flawless … There's a standard of excellence by which every breed is judged, and he conforms to that standard so magnificently, plus his demeanor was flawless."
So that you have a better sense of what Vogel's talking about, The American Kennel Club standard for the Pekingese includes these criteria:
The Pekingese is a well-balanced, compact dog of Chinese origin with a heavy front and lighter hindquarters. Its temperament is one of directness, independence and individuality. Its image is lionlike, implying courage, dignity, boldness and self-esteem rather than daintiness or delicacy.
At the post-show press conference, Vogels hefted the tranquil Malachy, who seemed interested only in the recreational potential of the wind screens on the television crew shotgun mics.
"Traditionally, the Pekingese is picked up by the judge, because when you pick them up, they should feel like a lot of dog," she said. "And trust me, he does."
There is a sense of quiet lavishness about Malachy. His opulent coat cascades over his small form, and his striking black mask peers out like the center of a sunflower. Fitzpatrick calls him, "very regal," in keeping with a breed that at one time (the Peke lineage dates back to the eighth century Tang dynasty) could be owned only by royalty.
A number of reporters commented on the contrast between the Pekingese, whose correct gait is somewhere between a roll and a waddle, and the speed and fluidity of most of his competitors for top honors. And indeed, the Best-in-Show competition, which features the winners of the seven groups by which the American Kennel Club classifies dog breeds, is always a study in diversity.
Last night's lineup was no exception. Some upsets earlier in the show made the outcome even less predictable than usual. The Hound Group winner was a personable Wire-haired Dachshund named GCH Raydachs Playing with Fire, with a charmingly grave expression, and he definitely got the mosh pit vote from the excited Madison Square Garden spectators.
There was also a warm welcome for the Herding Group winner — a German Shepherd named GCH Babheim's Captain "Cappy" Crunch — possibly fuelled by a renewed interest in the breed following the publication of Susan Orleans' bestselling "Rin Tin Tin." "Cappy" was bred in Mexico, and one of his owners is a 15-year-old girl.
The Non-Sporting Group winner was a striking Dalmatian, named CGH Spotlights Ruffian, whose traditional spots seemed almost to dissolve in the spotlights, making him a living representation of his name. Co-owner Barbara Lyons described him as loving and friendly, making him a great ambassador for this (Disney not withstanding) sometimes wary breed.
There was a great show of support inside the "fancy" for Doberman Pinscher GCH Protocol's Veni Vidi Vici, who was winner of the Working Group. If you remember your school Latin, her name translates to "I came, I saw, I conquered," and breeder, owner and handler Jocelyn Mullins felt she was destined for greatness.
A win for this pair would have been a first for a breeder, owner and handler. And to my untutored eye, she was the dog to beat last night, standing with that kind of supernatural stillness common to great dancers.
Dog showing has become increasingly global, so it was not surprising to have one English entrant, Kerry Blue Terrier bitch GCH Perrisblu Kennislain's Chelsey.
Terriers hold the record for most Best-in-Show wins at Westminster, and she was a great example of this breed's combination of tensile beauty and contained energy.
There is only one Best in Show, but the award for best working Mom definitely goes to Sporting Group winner GCH Shadagee Caught Red Handed. The luminous Irish Setter, the oldest dog on the floor at six years, has just returned to competition after giving birth to 16 puppies!
Vogels paid the usual homage to all the competitors in a poised speech from the floor of the Garden before announcing her pick last night, also rejoicing in the fact that she was originally from Long Island and so was a "hometown girl" returning to New York. In a conversation with me later, she said judging Westminster was "a huge thrill," and that "It means a lot to be here tonight."
After the usual round of post-Westminster media appearances, David Fitzpatrick plans to take Malachy back home to Pennsylvania, where he will be a family pet — albeit a pampered one — and will have to face off only against the local squirrels.
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Alistair Overeem has grown accustomed to squashing things.
For the past five years, Overeem has stomped unabated though the heavyweight landscape of both mixed martial arts and professional kickboxing, amassing a combined record of 20-2-1, capturing the Strikeforce heavyweight title and winning the vaunted K-1 World Grand Prix tournament, all while appearing to spin the combat sports world on his finger like a massive basketball.
There have been so many lopsided victories and so many foes vanquished with such minimal effort, you can't really blame the 6-foot-5, 270-pound giant if he's come to believe himself invincible.
Perhaps it's that feeling of invincibility that leads Overeem to appear so nonchalant about his current public relations crisis, as if the surprise drug test that caught him with a testosterone level more than twice the legal limit in April will slip into the past as easily as, say, Mark Hunt, Todd Duffee or Brock Lesnar.
During an appearance on FuelTV's Zuffa-produced "UFC Tonight" show this week, the embattled Overeem was careful to cover all the proper bases. He blandly thanked the fans who continue to support him, said he believes he still deserves a chance to fight Junior dos Santos for the UFC heavyweight title and offered that he's already begun a regimen of voluntary drug tests in order to clear his name.
The issue wasn't so much what Overeem said as the way he said it.
"I'm back," he announced to begin his conversation with co-hosts Todd Harris and Kenny Florian, despite the fact he can't even begin the process of a comeback for five more months. Later, when discussing his situation with the Nevada State Athletic Commission, he corrected a slip of his own tongue by exclaiming, "I'm not even suspended!"
Technically, he's right.
Fact is, though, Overeem's image is far beyond the point where he can fall back on technicality, ambiguity and canned PR statements. Throughout this interview, he adopted the air of a man who believes that once he is able to clear the pesky hurdle of his relicensing hearing in Nevada come December, all will be forgiven and all will be forgotten.
Sorry to say, it may not be quite that easy.
See, Overeem appears to think the problem is that he tested positive for elevated testosterone prior to UFC 146. That's not it at all. The problem is that fans don't believe in him anymore.
Rumor and innuendo have swirled around Overeem since he suddenly transformed himself from a rail-thin light heavyweight into a walking, talking mountain in 2006-07. For years fans have suspected that his massive weight gain and corresponding career resurgence were the product of PEDs. Now, they have evidence to support that notion. Evidence that frankly makes his entire heavyweight career look counterfeit.
That's not the kind of thing you can come back from with a few months of as-yet unverified drug tests. Earning back the public's trust? That could take years.
If Overeem really is undergoing voluntary testing, that's great, but most people just aren't going to buy it without a whole lot more transparency than what we got on "UFC Tonight." If he simply shows up in December with a stack of papers saying he's shipshape and squared away, it might prove good enough for the athletic commission, but it won't satisfy skeptical fight fans and it shouldn't satisfy UFC brass.
If he really wants to convince the MMA industry he's clean, Overeem needs to enroll in a voluntary testing program administered by a respected organization like Voluntary Anti-Doping Association and he needs to make the results (and everything else) public. If he refuses to go to such extremes, fans will have no choice but to continue doubting him.
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Marecic, Kerley and Cobb Named Finalists for Inaugural Paul Hornung Award
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LOUISIVLLE, KY (Dec. 10, 2010) - The Louisville Sports Commission ("LSC") today announced three finalists for the inaugural Paul Hornung Award that will be presented to the most versatile player in major college football. The finalists are: fullback/linebacker Owen Marecic of Stanford, wide receiver/kick return specialist Jeremy Kerley of TCU, and wide receiver/quarterback Randall Cobb of Kentucky.
The announcement was made at the Sports Commission's annual breakfast held in downtown Louisville at the KFC Yum! Center.
The LSC created the Paul Hornung Award in January 2010 in an effort to recognize the distinctive talents of college football's most versatile student-athlete and to preserve the legacy of Hornung, a native and lifelong resident of Louisville who is enshrined in both the College Football and National Football League Halls of Fame.
"Each finalist demonstrated his desire to do whatever his coaches asked to help win football games," said Hornung, 1956 Heisman Trophy winner at Notre Dame and a four-time NFL champion with the Green Bay Packers in the early 1960s. "These guys can run, catch, pass, block, play defense or anchor special teams, and they do it in the big games against the best teams. I am a big fan of all three."
Marecic, a true throwback that started both ways for nearly the entire 2010 season, logged an average of 110 plays per game in the rugged Pacific 10 - equivalent to nearly two full seasons. The Cardinal will play Virginia Tech in the January 3 Orange Bowl.
Kerley, a game changer as a wide receiver and returning kickoffs and punt returns, was named 2010 Mountain West Conference Special Teams Player of the Year and helped lead the Horned Frogs to their second consecutive unbeaten regular season. TCU will face Wisconsin in the Rose Bowl on New Year's Day.
Cobb, one of the most prolific offensive and special teams threats in the history of the Southeastern Conference, accounted for touchdowns this season catching, running, throwing and returning punts - and held for field goals and PATs. The Wildcats take on Pittsburgh in the BBVA Compass Bowl on January 8 in Birmingham.
A national selection committee comprised of 16 sports journalists and former NFL stars cast their votes for three candidates using a 5-3-1 point system (1st place - 5 points; 2nd place - 3 points; 3rd place - 1 point). The three finalists accumulated 72% of the overall points; a total of 15 players, including the finalists, received votes. Votes were tabulated by Kentucky-based accounting firm Dean Dorton Allen Ford. The Selection Committee will choose the winner from among the Finalists in early January following the conclusion of the college football bowl schedule.
Other players receiving votes for the inaugural Paul Hornung Award were (in alphabetical order): Dwayne Harris - East Carolina; Jerrel Jernigan - Troy, Damaris Johnson - Tulsa, Julio Jones - Alabama, Colin Kaepernick - Nevada, Cam Newton - Auburn, Eric Page - Toledo, Patrick Peterson - LSU, Trent Richardson - Alabama, Denard Robinson - Michigan, Mohamed Sanu - Rutgers, and Patrick Shed - UAB.


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I don't know about you but, for me, the top tech story of the week was Marissa Mayer executive-decisioning Yahoo! back into the dark ages (or, at least, the 1990s). Is ending telecommuting just one part of a brilliant, master plan that she has to revive the company? Who knows? In the meantime, Yahoos who currently work at home had better refresh their memories on how to comb their hair and brush their teeth.
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Yahoo announced on Monday that, starting in June, employees will no longer be able to work from home. That gives current telecommuters a little over three months to either find a new telecommuting job or a pair of pants.
On Thursday Pope Benedict XVI sent his last tweet before stepping down as pope. And earlier today he was officially ousted on Foursquare as the Mayor of the Vatican.
On Friday SpaceX launched a capsule full of supplies for the International Space Station. It's due to arrive at the ISS on Saturday after a brief layover in Pittsburgh.
Starting this year, the Professional Golfers Association will start using rugged handheld devices for tournament scoring. Here's how rugged the devices are: they can withstand rain, heat and the boredom of watching golf.
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Yes, YOU can. Sewing cloth diapers can be very intimidating at first. Patterns and fabric choices can be overwhelming but, with a little guidance and thought, it can be a breeze!
The key thing to remember in diaper sewing for yourself: It has to catch and hold whatever mess your little one is going to produce until you get the diaper changed.
I started on the cloth diaper journey when my oldest child was born 10 years ago. Seemed simple enough, I took a cloth diaper a friend gave me and took it apart, I looked at a disposable, and traced that. Then, I bought a pattern at the local fabric store and I was all set. I somehow merged those 3 things into a diaper that fit my cherub, and worked remarkably well.
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The Taliban have threatened to kill Pakistani cricket star turned politician Imran Khan if he holds a planned march to their tribal stronghold along the Afghan border to protest US drone attacks.
Although the Pakistani Taliban also oppose the strikes, which have killed many of their fighters, spokesman Ahsanullah Ahsan said they would target Khan because he calls himself a "liberal" - a term they associate with a lack of religious belief.
Ahsan also warned they would attack anyone who participates in upcoming elections.
"If he comes, our suicide bombers will target him," Ahsan told The Associated Press in an interview on Monday in the militant group's stronghold of South Waziristan. "We will kill him."
The threat could come as a surprise to many in Pakistan who have criticised Khan for not being tough enough on the Pakistani Taliban and instead focusing most of his criticism on the government's alliance with the US.
Some of his critics have nicknamed him "Taliban Khan" because of his views and his cosy ties with conservative Islamists who could help him attract right-wing voters in national elections likely to be held later this year or early next year.
Khan, who is the founder of the Pakistan Movement for Justice party, has gained momentum over the past year after more than a decade in politics.
He is perhaps the most famous person in Pakistan because he led the country's cricket team to victory in the 1992 World Cup.
Khan was once known for his playboy lifestyle and marriage to British socialite Jemima Khan. But they divorced several years ago, and he has since become much more conservative and religious.
He has described himself as a liberal in various TV interviews, but has also made clear that he is a practising Muslim.
Ahsan, the Taliban spokesman, seemed to ignore that distinction and said the militants didn't want Khan's help in opposing drone attacks. Khan has said he is planning to lead thousands of people in a march to Waziristan in September to demonstrate against the strikes.
"We will not accept help or sympathy from any infidel," said Ahsan, referring to Khan. "We can fight on our own with the help of God," he said, as drones buzzed overhead.
The spokesman for Khan's party could not be immediately reached for comment.
Ahsan said the Taliban consider anyone who participates in elections, even Islamist parties, as infidels and will target them.
"The election process is part of a secular system," said Ahsan. "We want an Islamic system and will create hurdles to secularism."


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There's been a lot of comment on the lack of a recall from Volvo UK on S60/V60 models with some problem with the ETM (throttle control module). Seems the module shuts down into a 'safe' mode which effectively cuts the power to the motor, so it will only operate at very slow speeds. The issue has been that this defect can occur whilst you are thundering down the fast lane of your local motorway, or, even worse, half way through an overtaking manoeuvre.
Apparently, US Volvos had a recall on this, but Volvo UK decided it was not a safety issue.... :wacko:
Why mention this on the V50 forum?
Because exactly the same happened to my 2005 V50 2.0D.
I'm driving home one day, and suddenly, there's no power. Bit like running out of fuel, but the engine didn't stop. After dropping a couple of gears, it carried on up the hill,very slowly.
Next day, it's just the same, and the lease company send out the roadside breakdown wagon. After an hour or so, he says it seems fine, but he's getting an error message related to the filter back pressure (from the exhaust particulate filter I believe). Before he leaves, I take him for a drive, and it's exactly the same. Foot to the floor, but it won't accelearate, although it doesn't cut out.
Took it into the dealers, and after a few hours it was sorted, they said, by a new software download (the supposed fix for the S60/V60 problem).
So, I set off back to work, and exactly the same problem occurred. It wouldn't go above about 30mph. Back to the dealers, who said they couldn't find anything wrong with it. Took it out for a test drive, this time with the mechanic, and demonstrated that it just would not accelerate (why didn't they do that...?) and so they give me aloan car whilst they mess about some more.
Next day it's sorted, and they say it's down to water that has found its way into some control module or other, but they can't tell me how the water got in there, and why the module wasn't waterproofed....
Is this a problem anyone else has experienced?
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Hi Banquo,
I haven't had any issues yet related to the ETM with my V50 T5 2005 however, while reading your article, I remembered noticing at least 3 times water dripping from the electronic interface connector found in the left lower corner on the driver side (next to the hood open handle).
I've noticed the water mainly after rain and in significant amount on the mat under the steering wheel.
Thank you for your comments since they'll be the reason I'll have the car checked to ensure that area is waterproof
Regards, Rasculatul
Feb 8 2007, 04:48 PM
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I had a problem with the s40T5 where water from the air conditioner ran under the front mats, then into the back carpet. Apparently it was from a split in the drain, and there were a few instances of it in the T5. Rasculatul, you might want to check your back carpet to see if it is wet. Dont assume that your kids let their water bottles leak in there, and growl at them, as I did (oops!).
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Interesting. I had a similar issue with my 2005 2.0D V50 just after i bought it. It was a very rainy day and I was driving down the A5 until I couldn't see the road any more because of spray. I tried to pull off at a junction, but unfortunately it was not a junction but a layby. I realised at the last minute and tried to pull back onto the dual carriageway. Having slowed down I desparately slammed the car into third, then second to re-accelerate onto the road. The car then entered the infamous "limp mode" when I could progress at no more than 20mph until I pulled off at the next junction. As I brought the car to a halt I turned off the engine for around five minutes to consider the situation and catch my breath. I started the car up again and continued home at full speed without another problem! It's never happened since in the year I have owned the car. Wierd.
However, I have had other issues which needed a "reboot of the computer"(turn engine off for 1min) - eg. the radio/cd player refused to work at all several times. I'm convinced the car is built with Windows 95 - it's the only explanation! :thumbsup:
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Consider it a beer cooler version of the penalty box.
Patrons of Howlers Coyote Café in Bloomfield will have slightly fewer beer choices during the NHL Eastern Conference finals between the Penguins and Boston Bruins that begin on Saturday. For the series' duration, the tavern is banning sales of various versions of Samuel Adams Boston Lager.
"I have a roll of caution tape," Shaun McGhen, a Howlers manager and bartender, said on Thursday. "We're going to put it up around the three types of Sam Adams that we have in stock — the regular, the summer and the coastal wheat."
McGhen, 28, of Bloomfield conceived the Pens-prompted prohibition shortly after starting his Wednesday shift at the Liberty Avenue tavern known for its rock shows. Howlers isn't a sports bar with ubiquitous flat-screen, high-definition TV sets displaying Godzilla-sized evidence that Pens superstar Sidney Crosby needs considerable dental work.
"I got in there and a guy was sipping a Sam Adams," McGhen said. "I told him if he wanted another one, he'd better get it now because in a couple days we're done with it."
McGhen indicated the same thing on the bar's message board, which he photographed and posted on Howlers' Facebook page.
"It had about 3,000 Facebook hits after an hour. I checked after my shift, it had over 6,000 hits and a hundred likes," he said. "That was not what I was expecting. It's a dangerous thing, that Internet."
The ban likely will further fray a relationship between the 'Burgh and the beer once as solid as the head of a Guinness draft. When Sam Adams debuted in 1985, it was produced under contract by Pittsburgh Brewing Co., the folks who once turned out barrel after barrel of Iron City beer.
Times were simpler then. Today, Iron City is brewed not in Pittsburgh but under contract at City Brewery in Latrobe. Some Samuel Adams kegs are brewed in Boston, but the company has breweries in places that don't automatically trigger thoughts of one of the architects of the American Revolution: Cincinnati and Breiningsville, Lehigh County.
After Howlers' shot across the beer, will Boston bars retaliate? A cursory survey of several sports bars indicated they won't, and not just because Iron City isn't really poured — or even heard of — in Beantown.
"They can do what they want in Pittsburgh but this should be settled on the ice, not in the bar," said Peter Colton, manager of The Four's, a tavern whose website boasts 42 flat-screen, high-definition TVs that, it is to be hoped, are about to air a series of Bill Buckneresque moments of heartbreak for Bostonians.
If you think Howlers having Sam Adams sit out the playoffs is a punishment more silly than severe, think again.
Most hockey penalties last two minutes. Serious rule infractions will get you five. If the Pens-Bruins' battle for the right to play in the Stanley Cup finals goes a full seven games, the penalty against Samuel Adams will last two weeks.
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Clay Hensley gave up three runs over six and was still on the hill in the seventh when four runs crossed. The right-hander dropped to 1-2 in Triple-A with seven runs, six earned, scoring on nine hits and two walks over 6.2. He was pegged for a three-run homer in the seventh and another run came home after he was pulled. Hensley has given up four runs or more in three of his five starts and has tossed a wild pitch in three straight games.
Pete Laforest grounded into two double plays as part of an 0-for-4 night. He also committed his fourth error of the year on a throw, going 0-for-2 in catching baserunners stealing. He took over the team lead in the grounded into a double play category with seven. He has one RBI over his last 11 games. Laforest has thrown out just 18.2 percent of the thieves attempting to steal.
Steve Watkins pitched an inning and a third, allowing one inherited runner to score while putting up blanks on his own ledger. He walked one and allowed a base hit. Of the eight runners he has inherited this year, three have scored. Watkins has struck out just five over his last 11.1 innings after whiffing 24 over his first 25.2 innings. He has held the leadoff man to a .242 on base percentage.
San Antonio lost 4-2 to Corpus Christi (Astros)
Sean Thompson cruised through five innings before getting rocked for four runs, three earned, in the sixth. Six of the seven hits he allowed came in that fateful inning as the left-hander also walked three on the night and saw his record fall to 3-6. The southpaw has given up four or more runs in each of his last four outings after only accomplishing the feat once over his first nine. He has also walked three or more in his last three starts – a feat that has occurred five times in 13 starts.
Dirk Hayhurst pitched an inning and a third scoreless, striking out one. He came in with the bases juiced and fanned the final batter of the inning to keep three inherited runners from scoring. He has held all four runners inherited from scoring In Double-A and three of nine have scored across two leagues. He has not walked a batter over his last 8.2 innings and has walked just two in Double-A over 20.2 innings.
Luis Cruz went 2-for-3 with a double but did not figure into the scoring. His double was his second of the year for the Missions and the only extra base hits he has notched – along with 10 singles. Sixteen of his 26 hits in Triple-A went for extra bases. In 51 at bats, Cruz has whiffed just four times. He has notched a hit in five of his last seven games.
Lake Elsinore won 10-9 in 12 innings of suspended game over San Jose (Giants), won 11-7 in scheduled game
Matt Antonelli doubled and Craig Cooper singled him in to end the game in the 12th inning to conclude the suspended game from the night before. Antonelli then went 3-for-5 with a triple, two RBIs and three runs scored in the nightcap. Antonelli is riding a 10-game hitting streak and is 7-for-12 with two doubles, a triple, a homer, four RBIs and seven runs scored over his last two games.
Cooper also had the hot hand. He went 4-for-5 with two doubles and three RBIs. While he only had one hit it was the game-winner and the first baseman had come into the game with six hits in his last 32 at bats, dropping his average from .342 to .316. Sunday marked the sixth time this year Cooper has collected multiple extra base hits in the same game. With Sunday included, he is hitting .295 when he bats second in the order.
Richie Daigle took a no-decision after allowing five runs on eight hits and two walks while hitting a batter in just 3.2 innings of work. It was the fifth game in a row he has allowed five runs or more and the eighth time in 13 starts he has yielded four or more. The opposition's .327 average off him is the highest it has been all season. Thirty-three of the 54 runs he has allowed have come in the second and fourth innings – innings he surrendered four runs in on Sunday.
Fort Wayne lost 8-5 to Great Lakes (Dodgers)
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Stephen Faris allowed two runs on six hits and three walks over five innings of work, striking out one in a no-decision. It is the fourth time this year he has gone five innings or more and allowed two runs or less. The right-hander has walked seven over his last 9.2 innings and the opposition is hitting .341 off him with runners in scoring position.
Grant Varnell suffered his first blown save of the year and second loss, allowing five runs on four hits and a walk over an inning of work. Three of the four hits allowed went four extra bases. The right-hander had not allowed an earned run since April 18. He had gone 22 straight innings over that span and had allowed just two earned all year. His average against went from .215 to .240.


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The Good: Crystal-clear call quality at a great price
The Bad: Missing key features, such as voice-mail notifications via e-mail; international calling is costly
The Bottom Line: Reliable, high-quality home calling for existing or future T-Mobile USA wireless customers who don't need every phone feature
T-Mobile USA is breaking new ground. On July 2, the U.S. wireless calling division of Germany's Deutsche Telekom (DT) is introducing home-phone calling for as low as $10 a month, a fraction of the price charged by traditional phone companies including AT&T (T) and Internet-calling providers such as Vonage (VG). Analysts have said T-Mobile's @Home is really targeted at users of rival wireless calling services (BusinessWeek.com, 6/25/08).
Watch out, Verizon Wireless. I've tested @Home, and I'm impressed with the results. Akin to an Internet calling service, T-Mobile @Home routes calls via a home broadband connection. The service is available for $10 a month to T-Mobile subscribers who are already paying at least $40 a month for their wireless calls. The necessary Wi-Fi router costs $50 for customers who sign a two-year contract; otherwise it's $150. (And remember that you'll still need a high-speed Internet connection.)
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That monthly 10 bucks goes a long way. Besides unlimited local and long-distance calling, you also get voice mail, call forwarding, three-way conference calling, call waiting, and&mdash:for phones with displays&mdash:caller ID. The service also keeps a log of calls made and received on your My T-Mobile Web page, where wireless customers also can check balances and pay bills.
There's other convenient overlap with T-Mobile wireless calling. The same number works for checking voice mail (123), and T-Mobile puts home and wireless calling on the same bill. (For an extra $10 a month, the service also lets you make unlimited cell-phone calls from home.)
Router set-up is a snap, too. Slide a CD into your computer for step-by-step instructions on connecting the device both to your home broadband and to a landline. I was done in 10 minutes flat, a personal best. Installing Web-calling services is often nettlesome and can take hours, involving calls to customer service.
Best of all, I found call quality crystal-clear&mdash:as good, if not better, than the landline service I get from Verizon (VZ). I detected none of the noise or echoes typically present on Web-calling services. And to betray a personal preference, I was also pleased to hear a dial tone. Many Web-calling services emit fancy sounds designed to remind you this isn't your traditional landline.
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For all its advantages, @Home is not without some drawbacks, especially for those who make frequent international calls. T-Mobile's @Home international rates are the same as when dialing from a mobile&mdash:though T-Mobile does offer calling to Mexico and Canada for an additional $5 a month, plus 7¢ to 9¢ a minute, depending on the country.
And unlike most Web-calling services, T-Mobile @Home won't send you e-mail notifications of new voice mail or let you listen to voice mail over the Web. Some basic services are clunky. To change the length of time your phone rings before voice mail picks up (the default is 25 seconds), you have to call T-Mobile's customer-care line. Why not let users make such adjustments online?
Finally, users may encounter hiccups when calling emergency services away from home. Conveniently, you can take your T-Mobile router with you if you want to receive home-phone calls on the road. The trouble is, the router remains registered to your home address. If you dial 911 in an emergency, you'll be connected to an emergency response center in your home town. To avoid this pitfall, you'll need to contact T-Mobile to let them know when you'll be in a different locale. Some other services prompt you to update your location when you place the call.
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Our French teacher is on Maternity Leave and our new substitute is not that great, has anyone any notes for the written section? Just email me at email@example.com
Has anyone any ideas on how to study French?
What I do is work on comprehensions until I have improved on them. I would do as much of them as I can without help from a dictionary or anything and see how much I can actually understand, I then go on studyclix and correct it.
I listen to French Disney songs... sounds silly but it actually helps.
What kind of notes are you looking for?
layouts or phrases ?
Could someone please send me Journal Intime notes??? I would be so grateful. My exam is next week and I'm so bad at writing in French!!
Just a few notes on a few random topics, hope it helps!