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Char-Broil TRU-Infrared Commercial 4-Burner
Char-Broil TRU-Infrared Commercial 4-Burner
The Char-Broil Commercial 4-Burner is a decent, basic grill sold exclusively at Lowe's. The lid has an inner double layer to help keep in heat. It is capable of high enough heat for searing, and low enough for smoking. Furthermore you can create smoke easily by tossing food grade wood chips, sawdust, or pellets between the grates, right below the food or off to the side: all assets of Char-Broil's TRU-Infrared designs. Commercial grills have stainless steel burners and battery powered ignition. The 4-Burner also features a 13,000 BTU side burner with a porcelain coated cast iron griddle and large hinged lid.
Stainless steel grates lay directly on top of a radiant surface which consists of thin stainless steel plates. They get very hot and radiate evenly across the surface. The plates have several small holes per square inch allowing combustion gases up and some drippings down, both good for flavor. Most drippings hit the plates and incinerate, adding more flavor to the meat. On past models, the stainless grates corroded easily and the holes needed regular cleaning or they clogged. Char-Broil claims to have improved their grates. We have not yet had a chance to test these new models.
Char-Broil packs a special cleaner/scraper into every box that works specifically with the Commercial grills. Meathead, our founder, bought a 4-burner version of this line back in 2008 when they were called Quantum Grills. After one year the factory grates corroded and clogged so he replaced them with another company's product, GrillGrates, which operate on the same principle, only better.
Char-Broil Commercial Grills feature a bi-metallic temperature gauge located above each control knob purportedly measuring the temp of the cooking surface above each burner. Alas, we don't have much faith in the accuracy of bi-metal gauges so we still recommend you consider purchasing a high quality digital thermometer to check them.
Meathead feels the optional rotisserie was an afterthought on his 4-burner model. The left bracket of his rotisserie kit scraped against the lid of the side burner. He had to mount it to the inside of the cooking chamber. That was easy because the mounting holes go through, but he also had to mount the motor upside down or when the lid went down it wouldn't close. The rod came in two parts and needed to be screwed together. They kept coming loose so he had a local auto body shop weld the two parts together. Char-Broil says this is an unusual occurrence, but we have seen many complaints about the mounting brackets on the internet.
The cookbox and single door cart are a combo of stainless and painted steel. Construction is lightweight and rather flimsy, but Meathead's 2008 model is holding up fine in the harsh weather of Chicago. He doesn't cover it so the stainless now looks more like aluminum, but other than the grates, there are no signs of rust or corrosion. He uses it a lot, doesn't baby it and doesn't hesitate to recommend it.
$499 Manufacturer's suggested retail price (MSRP), actual price may vary.
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Primary Function:
Propane Gas
Natural Gas Capable
Primary Capacity:
580 square inches ( about 28 burgers )
Secondary Capacity:
230 square inches
Main Burners:
Additional Burners:
Manufacturer claims that all or practically all of this device is made in the USA
Heat Flux:
69. Heat Flux is the BTU per square inch and is a more useful measure of how much heat a grill delivers than BTU alone.
Review Method:
Looked Closely At It
We have seen this product up close and we have also gathered info from the manufacturer, owners, and other reliable sources.
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Ian does extensive research, of course, for each of his high-profile assignments. Consider this a sneak peek at what you'll be hearing on Sunday's telecast:
Take it away, Birdman:
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That was still more words than the Marlins managed wins (69) in Guillen's much-ballyhooed return to South Florida.
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Kevin II is an impressive young man, a senior who wants to play football at the college level, which had been his father's dream 20 years ago.
Best football advice his father gave him?
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Wrote today's column in the Sun Sentinel about some pretty clear parallels between this Dolphins turnaround and the one Tony Sparano authored in 2008.
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Thing 1: Reggie Bush, speaking in low, measured tones, sounded an ominous warning after Sunday's 17-14 win over the Rams.
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Bush didn't mince words after an afternoon on which Tannehill was sacked twice and hit hard three other times.
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Three Things to consider from Miami Dolphins 17, St. Louis Rams 14:
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Even Joe Philbin admitted a good portion of the bye week will be spent on trying to reverse a downward trend that saw the Dolphins rush for just 19 yards on 18 attempts Sunday.
However, left guard Richie Incognito has a pretty good theory on what's been happening.
"We've been...
Watching Alex Rodriguez reduced to a $30 million cheerleader Wednesday night as Raul Ibanez (Miami Sunset) became the latest Yankees' postseason hero got me thinking.
How much of that remaining $115 million or so on A-Rod's contract (through 2017) would the Yankees have to eat in order to interest the Marlins in bringing the fading third baseman home?
It would help if the Yankees would agree to take back Heath Bell, still owed $18 million over the next two years if he doesn't return to a closer's...
Chalk up another success story for Fort Lauderdale's Fred Ferreira, the legendary scout who is back in the game as the Orioles' Director of International Recruiting.
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On pages 24-25, we...
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"No good deed goes...
Miguel Cabrera's Triple Crown season wasn't the only big year that had to sting for the Miami Marlins.
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The Marlins, picking sixth, settled for California high school catcher Kyle Skipworth, still struggling to hit his way out of Double-A. In fact, even though Skipworth hit 21 homers this year for Jacksonville, his career batting average in the minors...
The Marlins weren't the only team that considered giving Adam Greenberg an opportunity to complete his remarkable comeback.
Matt Liston, the documentary filmmaker and organizer of the One At Bat campaign, told me after Tuesday's unforgettable game at Marlins Park that "there were actually several teams" that were "equally interested" in recent weeks.
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Will they be fined, too?
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Thing 1: For the second straight week, the Dolphins made mistakes in overtime that cost them dearly.
Joe Philbin knows what's coming next.
"People are going to say we can't finish a game," the Dolphins coach said after this 24-21 loss to the 4-0 Cardinals. "Rookie head coach, can't finish a game. We'll see what we're made of. ... It's a huge challenge."
This, by the way, was just the second...
Ozzie Guillen still hasn't received any assurances he'll return for a second season as Miami Marlins manager, but sources close to the combative skipper say he's "not too worried about it" either way.
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Three Things to consider on Victory Over Incompetence Thursday:
Thing 1: Welcome back, real NFL officials.
Still can't believe it took until Week 4 to hammer out a new deal, but it's great to have legitimacy return to our NFL playing fields again.
And, as it turns out, Wal-Mart and Chuck E. Cheese won't be quite so understaffed as they were during the zebra lockout.
Thing 2: Wrote today's column in the Sun Sentinel on Miami Dolphins linebacker Karlos Dansby and his stunning decline in game-changing...
Three Things on Packers-Seahawks debacle, also known as Clueless in Seattle or the Seattle Screwup:
Thing 1: The NFL now has its Zapruder Film.
Over and over and over I have watched the final play of Monday night's ridiculous ending, as millions in this country have. And the blown call makes less and less sense with each viewing.
What's worse, my anger grows a little more each time I see that fraudulent touchdown -- or touchception, as the Twitter comics were already calling it -- and I didn't care...
Kevin Coyle is a no-nonsense guy.
Ask the Miami Dolphins defensive coordinator a direct question and he'll usually give you a direct answer.
So when I asked him what happened Sunday on that 66-yard catch-and-run for Jets receiver Jeremy Kerley, a simple little pass over the middle on which the Dolphins' Keystone Safeties made him look like Jerry Freaking Rice, Coyle didn't bother with a song and dance.
"We missed the tackle," Coyle said. "It should have been a 12-yard gain. It was one of those...
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As he released the speedy former fourth-round pick (2011) out of Abilene Christian, the Miami Dolphins GM shared with Gates a fear he seemingly didn't have about any of the other players turned loose.
Basically, Ireland admitted he was deeply concerned Gates would go somewhere else, figure things out and come...
Say this for Rex Ryan: The Jets coach has a flair for the dramatic.
Two years ago, when Jason Taylor helped the Jets beat the Dolphins, Ryan was among those dumping the Gatorade jug on the ex-Dolphin.
Sunday, after Tony Sparano's offensive calls helped the Jets to a 23-20 overtime win over the team that fired him a little over nine months ago, Ryan gave the floor to his former coaching rival in the winning locker room.
"He came in here and said it was a team thing," said Jets backup tight end...
Three Things on this Miami Dolphins-New York Jets overtime madness:
Thing 1: Can't blame Joe Philbin for calling the timeout just before Nick Folk's first attempt at the game-winning field goal.
That's what you do in that situation.
It's just horrible luck for Philbin that Randy Starks broke through to block the kick.
Folk didn't miss on his reprieve, lifting the Jets to a 23-20 win and dropping the Dolphins to 1-2.
Thing 2: This was the first overtime game for the Dolphins since the infamous...
Miami Dolphins rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill didn't have any problems aiming his passes downfield on Sunday against the Raiders.
Two big factors for that: 1) J.J. Watt doesn't play for the Raiders, and 2) Offensive coordinator Mike Sherman remembered the kid has pretty good wheels and opted to roll him out -- a lot.
What's the prime benefit of doing that?
"The advantage is he's a heck of an athlete so he's able to escape and make some plays with his feet," Sherman said today at his weekly media...
The Dolphins spent a third-round draft pick on Olivier Vernon this spring because they thought the University of Miami product could give them a young pass rusher to eventually replace the retired Jason Taylor.
That part of it hasn't materialized yet, but the hit Vernon delivered Sunday on Raiders kick returner Coye Francies early in the fourth quarter certainly was memorable. Vernon even got a helmet-butt from Dolphins kicker Dan Carpenter after that one.
"That was a first in my whole football...
Three Things of note after the Miami Dolphins' 35-13 win over the Oakland Raiders:
Thing 1: Now do you see why these 1 p.m. starts are a big deal?
And how this hurry-up offense can help the Dolphins' mask a litany of deficiencies, even if leads to more running than passing?
Sure, it helped that the Raiders are a mediocre bunch that was making the dreaded three-time-zone trip east for an early afternoon start. But the Dolphins, in giving Joe Philbinhis first win as an NFL head coach, certainly...
Three Things to consider on this sports Wednesday:
Thing 1: So Texans defensive end J.J. Watt says he got the Miami Dolphins snap count from "Hard Knocks."
So what?
In the next breath, Watt told NBC that was nothing that couldn't be gleaned from a boom mike used for any regular game broadcast.
Now, if somehow the Texans were able to figure out the route calls, well, that might be a different story.
Texans linebacker Bradie Jamestold me his unit went back and studied film of Texas A&M's offense from...
Thing 3: Did you see where the Raiders, in their season-opening 22-14 loss to the Chargers on Monday night, lost Pro Bowl long snapper Jon Condo and saw his replacement botch three long snaps to Pro Bowl punter Shane Lechler?
Backup linebacker Travis Goethel, an Arizona State product who hadn't long-snapped since high school, jumped in after Condo suffered a head injury in the first half.
You can bet the Raiders will be working out a long line of long snappers Tuesday so the same thing doesn&...
Thing 2: Seeing the Dolphins' offense go 0 for 3 in the red zone was something new offensive coordinator Mike Sherman wants to fix immediately.
"I felt like we could move the ball," Sherman said. "We had some opportunities and had some field position and had the ball in the red zone but didn't put the ball in the end zone. That's a big concern of mine that we were down there on a couple of occasions but didn't score touchdowns.
"Even late in the game, when the game was out of...
Thing 1: Suddenly, one game into his Miami Dolphins tenure, Mike Sherman is feeling some heat.
A rough first outing for rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill had Sherman, the offensive coordinator, accepting the blame for that on Monday.
Nor is Sherman too pleased with seeing his offense go without a touchdown for just the second time in his last 78 games as a head coach or offensive coordinator.
"As a competitior, yeah, it does bother me," Sherman said Monday at his weekly press availability.
Not since...
This wasn't a vintage performance from Jake Long.
The Miami Dolphins' Pro Bowl left tackle was whistled for a holding penalty by the replacement refs early in the second quarter of this 30-10 loss.
This happened after letting J.J. Watt blow by him on the play for a hard knockdown on rookie quarterback Ryan Tannehill.
Late in the fourth quarter, Long was beaten outside for a rare sack by former Michigan teammate Tim Jamison, who immediately downplayed his accomplishment.
"I beat him one time at the...
Three Things after the Houston Texans drove the Miami Dolphins batty:
Thing 1: J.J. Watt might have single-handedly tilted Sunday's 30-10 bgame to the Texans.
The second-year defensive end out of Wisconsin batted a pair of Ryan Tannehill passes into the air, both balls getting pulled down by Texans teammates for interceptions that set up short scoring drives.
Tannehill had a big problem with that last season at Texas A&M, something Watt and several of his teammates claimed not to know, even...
Three Things to consider on this sports Friday:
Thing 1: Can't blame Joe Philbin for following personal experience in his decision not to name permanent captains with the Miami Dolphins this year.
However, that arrangement makes the player-endorsed idea of a leadership council that much more important in order to keep an overhauled locker room from spiraling out of control.
Philbin was non-committal when I asked him this week about the leadership council, which he himself put forth in a meeting...
Under normal circumstances, the Miami Dolphins would already be prepping for this week's officiating crew in Houston.
They would have reams of data showing what types of penalties this week's crew traditionally calls and how that compares with its recent tendencies.
That, of course, goes out the window with replacement officials still in place while the NFL keeps trying to break the zebras' union.
Does that mean the Dolphins will try to use data from this preseason when it comes to a scouting...
Three Things to consider now that the Miami Dolphins' turn on "Hard Knocks" is over:
Thing 1: Seeing Dolphins General Manager Jeff Ireland bid a regretful goodbye to the disappointing Clyde Gates made me think about the Dolphins' draft woes in Round 4 since 2008.
Everybody always talks about Round 2 as a sort of dead zone during the Ireland/Parcells years, but Round 4 has brought the Dolphins offensive guard Shawn Murphy, linebacker A.J. Edds and Gates.
All three are now gone.
Brian Hartlineis...
For now Anthony Armstrong is the big addition at the Miami Dolphins' most needy position.
Soon ex-Gator Jabar Gaffney could join the fold as well. Or maybe it will be some other castoff looking for a fresh start.
Whatever the case, whatever the name, Brian Hartline knows this much: It won't be easy for the new guy to get up to speed.
Hartline missed the entire Dolphins training camp and preseason, but at least he had the benefit of sitting in meetings and taking mental reps from the sidelines....
Wrote today's column in the Sun Sentinel on Brandon Knight, the former Pine Crest and Kentucky star now entering his second season with the Detroit Pistons.
After Knight's appearance at Sawgrass Springs Middle School on behalf of the Alliance for a Healthier Generation, I asked the talented young point guard about his mentors in the current NBA.
He then talked enthusiastically about Celtics guard Keyon Dooling, the former Miami Heat and Dillard High player who serves as vice president of the NBA...
Three Things to consider after the Miami Dolphins completed the third winless preseason in club history:
Thing 1: That was a scary statistic used on the CBS-4 telecast of Wednesday's 30-13 loss at Dallas.
Not only are the Dolphins entering the year with a rookie quarterback for the first time ever, but of their first five games, three will come against defenses ranked in the league's top seven a year ago.
The Texans were No. 2, the Jets were No. 5 and the Bengals were seventh.
Not exactly the...
Three Things to consider on this sports Wednesday:
Thing 1: Wow, that was so sad on last night's Hard Knocks to see how Vontae Davis' first reaction when Jeff Ireland told him he was being traded was to pull his phone out and say he needed to call his grandmother.
Still such a childlike innocence to Vontae.
"We've had some ups and downs," the Dolphins General Manager told Vontae, "but everything is going to be positive. I want you to have a great career."
Unfortunately, that won't be with the...
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January 2011—Raynor Memorial Libraries will unveil the university's acquisition of The Saint John's Bible: Heritage Edition during Mission Week. Its initial presentation is scheduled for the Mission Week Mass, February 6 at 4 p.m. in Church of the Gesu. Comprising seven volumes, the Heritage Edition is a full-sized reproduction of the modern-day manuscript commissioned by St. John's Abbey and University in Collegeville, Minnesota.
Not since the advent of the printing press in the 15th century has a handwritten and illuminated Bible been commissioned on this scale. The project, 10 years in the making, was directed by renowned calligrapher Donald Jackson, senior scribe in Queen Elizabeth II's Crown Office. Jackson designed a custom script for the work and assembled a team of artists and scribes from around the world that used ancient techniques and materials—goose quills, hand-ground pigments, egg yolks, and 24-karat gold leaf.
The Saint John's Bible includes 160 illuminations, reflecting a contemporary approach to biblical interpretation and incorporating imagery from both Eastern and Western religious traditions. The New Revised Standard Version translation was selected for the text and Dr. Susan Wood, C.S.A., Chair of Marquette's Department of Theology, served on the historic project's advisory committee.
On being presented with a copy of The Saint John's Bible in 2008, Pope Benedict XVI exclaimed, "This is a work of art...this is a great work of art...this is a work for eternity." The Mission Week planning committee, in conjunction with the University Libraries, immediately recognized the connection with this year's theme of religious imagination, as well as the potential for fostering spiritual imagination and educational opportunities for generations to come.
Following the Mission Week activities detailed below, The Saint John's Bible will be readily accessible to the Marquette community. The Heritage Edition will be preserved and permanently displayed in the Prucha Archives Reading Room, located on the third floor of the John P. Raynor, S. J., Library. A different illumination will be presented each day. To date the Libraries have purchased four volumes; the remaining three volumes will be acquired as they become available in 2011-2012.
For more information on the creation of The Saint John's Bible, including books, photos, and videos, see the Libraries' new research guide.
For additional information on viewing the Heritage Edition, please call (414) 288-7256.
Mission Week Events Featuring The Saint John's Bible
See more details on these events and the complete week's schedule online
Sunday, February 6, 4 p.m. Mission Week Mass; presentation of The Saint John's Bible
Monday, February 7, 11:30 a.m. Panel on the creation of The St. John's Bible (AMU Ballroom). Immediately following the program, two volumes will be on display in the Ballroom.
Monday, February 7, 7 p.m. "Windows to the Soul: Meditative Prayer with the Illuminated Bible." Experience the illuminated text in an evening of reflection with Campus Ministry and Rev. Eric Hollas, O. S. B., AMU Chapel of the Holy Family
Thursday-Friday January 27-28 and Monday-Friday January 31-Feb 4: One volume (Pentateuch) will be on display in the Chapel of the Holy Family; two illuminations may be viewed each day (page turnings at 8:15 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.)
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Ongoing, daily February 1-25, Exhibit, 2nd floor Raynor (near staircase) during all
library hours. "Sacred and Spiritual Writings from the Rare Book Collection,"
including a 1483 printed and hand illustrated Bible, a 19th century manuscript Qur'an, an 1880 Catholic prayerbook
in the Ojibwe language, and spiritual works by Merton, Donne, Hopkins, and
Photo credits: Upper, "Life in Community," Donald Jackson with contribution from Aidan Hart, Copyright 2005, The Saint John's Bible, Order of Saint Benedict, Collegeville, Minnesota, USA, Scripture quotations are from the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible, Catholic Edition, Copyright 1993, 1989 National Council of Churches of Christ in the United States of America. Used by permission. All rights reserved. Lower, An opening spread from Wisdom Books shows the "Garden of Desire" illumination from Sirach 24 by Suzanne Moore. ©Terry Anderson Photography.


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Hope this hasn't been discussed before, I've been away for a while... anyway, what song do you think would be suitable for the turban clad sucker we all love to hate?
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I think "Highway to Hell" by AC/DC would be pretty appropriate for that @#$#$%$^%^.
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good song . . . i think that songs that cud fit Osama are Bad Habit by Offspring, Giving In by Adema, and maybe Falling Away from Me by KoRn
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who can take some towels and wrap them around their heads? the taliban can the taliban can. lol (sorry i dont mean this to be offensive its just something that was on howard stern)
Well, my radio station made one about the person getting back at her boyfriend (by "Hitting him up with style) into "We're gonna blow him up with style" and other things just dissing Bin Laden, and "On the way we got Saddam Hussein for..." (also apart of that song). Anyways, I think its really funny.
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Yes, that is agood song but I dont tink it fits a Mettallica toone.
That Goodbye song they play at all sporting events. Highway to Hell and Hit the Road Jack.
By the way, just ran across this pic on an adult site. However this shows what Osama may be dreading, that is if someone drives him around...enjoy
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The College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Science has provided training in the agricultural sciences since 1912. It has earned an outstanding reputation for quality education and service to the people of Wisconsin. UW-River Falls operates two laboratory farms which are an integral part of the educational program. Many classes in animal sciences, horticulture, crop and soil science, environmental science, and agricultural engineering technology meet on the farms for the laboratory portions of the course.
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Located south of River Falls within walking distance of campus, the Campus Farm includes approximately 130 acres primarily devoted to horse operations. The facilities of the farm include outdoor and heated indoor rodeo arenas, barns with classroom space, breeding facilities, and pasture and hay land. The rodeo arena is the site of an intercollegiate, student-run rodeo each September. A mult-purpose arena is utilized for livestock shows and sales, horse science coursework, an indoor riding arena, and colt barn. FFA career development events take place here as well. An additional 32 acres is utilized for horticulture research and extension work, and an 8 acre site on the northwest edge of the farm is devoted to environmental science and forestry projects. These laboratory plots are used by students for research, observation, and practical learning experience.
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