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An Italian gossip magazine will publish the famous Kate Middleton topless photos ... further inflaming the Royals.
Chi, owned by the same company that publishes French mag Closer (the first to publish the pics), will run a 26-page spread Monday. The headline -- "The Queen is Nude."
Editor Alfonso Signorni says he doesn't fear legal action -- Closer has already been sued -- because the photos are now part of public domain, adding, "I don't see anything morbid or damaging in them. Chi pays attention to respecting people's dignity. I don't think they hurt Kate's image."
Prince William's office is weighing "all appropriate responses" to Chi's plans to publish the pics.
Reports say the pics were shopped for a "while". Hmmmm, what's a while? Is it possible the Palace (experts at damage and image control) LIED about when exactly they were aware of the photos? Was the close up shot and quick media reports of Kate toasting with just water (read OMG she's pregnant!) a shrewd pre-emptive PR attempt to whitewash or mitigate the upcoming topless photos? I'm guessing if the Closer mag really has more 'intimate' shots of them and didn't publish them, they were paid off by the Palace/ The Firm just like Harry's add'l party video/photos that have dropped off the radar. There were reports some women at that party were paid $10 mil by the Royals. I think there's more to this story and once again the Palace is played an expert PR game and paid out more hush money. They must have a fund just for the purpose of paying people off to keep certain facts and EVIDENCE from being exposed. The Queen and Princ Philip are no fools. Diana found out the hard way...ask the French judge who ordered the case re-opened based on proof that London police withheld crucial evidence.
Last I heard....we were all born nude. Might be a reason for that. Respect the human body ....there is nothing to be ashamed of. This body image/naked body crap is so 17th century.
The royals know they can't let it all hang out when outside the confines of their private bedrooms. Considering that her 2nd cousin recently took it all off for playboy, l wonder if there is a little bit of competition going on here. What was William thinking when he allowed Kate to prance around half naked out in the sunshine for the world to see? They must know that no one has 100% total privacy outside of their home because there are cameras everywhere. Now every time we see Harry or Kate in the news, those naked pictures will come to mind. I think if William would have married another blueblood girl this scenerio would never have happened.
I think it's interesting that these traditionally Catholic countries, i.e., France, Italy, have no compunction about publishing nude photographs of celebrities. And, the Brits seem to be crazed upset if the nude photos are of their future monarch's wife, but they're forbidden from seeing the photos published by their leering publicity crazed celebrity press. Someone please explain...
They were on a 600 acre estate with the house hidden in the middle of those 600 acres, they had every right to believe that they had their privacy. The papparazzi has gotten out of hand, even celebrities have a right to privacy.
I am sorry to see that you have seen fit to print the photos.....such an invasion of this poor girl.....she is already shy and reserved, such a shame.....
Think this will make me stop using TMZ...
what a shame , for tht royal family, now they talking with lawyers to stop any further publication of the pics wht the ****, wht make them special if she put herself out there wht she expect, stopping any other paper from printing would not make a difference, it already out.tell me they have to knw anywhere they go cameras and reporters following them , yuh want to go topless do it in your bathroom or indoors my thing is she put herself out there she deserve anything she get not because she is part of the royal family she should be spared please all them idiots tht saying she was in her hotel and it is private, fire bun them, i say print all and dont even cover the nipples let it all hang out
To the royal family. Stop trying to stop it. Just let it take it's course and in about 200 years no one will remember. At least now you know what not to do.
The real Phishie from Philly
Freedom of speech is one thing. Publishing nude photos of someone against their wishes and without their permission is a whole other thing. How would you like it if someone did it to you?
ppl blaming the reporters for the love of me i cant understand y, isten i have been walking down my street and have seen ppl topless by their pools if i took a pic wht could they have done, not one dam thing and vice versa if this was a common person no f@@@@@@ one would have bothered but y because she is royal, fire bun tht,, but i knw this is jus the begining let us be real, they are young adults she and her brother in law , they are going to jump out themselves from time to time, but o gosh yuh gonna jump out do it in privacy u all have money u dont knw wht to do with it u can rent out the best hotels, the best restaurant if u so desire so no one has to knw or see or worst off take a pic when u get wild
This woman was showing her body wearing two little tiny piece of cloth, small panty (bikini) showing her royal pubic hair, and her tiny bra showing her ugly tits, open her legs fanning her kitty, bending over showing to the camara her royal nasty butt. She has an ugly iron board body. My question is : What naked pictures? She was already NAKED pretending to wear tiny, little, bits, small, mini underwear, the only thing covered were her nipples and part of her majestic public hair. Be real! Get a REAL ROYAL JOB like many of us, paying tax for these morons to live as royals. Kate, face it, YOU WERE ALREADY NAKED, before the others pictures (you thought to have cloth on) were taken.


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Finally got kitchen remodel on it's way and was looking to purchase the GE PHS925STSS slide in induction range. On Goedecker's site they don't have that model listed, instead they have listed the GE PHS920SFSS Slide in Induction range. This is apparently the new model but will not be delivered until after October 1st. I have compared what information I can see and there seems to be no difference? Should I wait to purchase until more info come out about the new model? Does anyone have any additional info? Thanks! |
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I heard earlier this year there was going to be a newer GE Profile slide-in induction, and also one in the GE Cafe series. So far, this is the first of seen on the new Profile model. From the looks of it, they are moving away from the "cat's eye" look on the front door to a traditional square look, but the windows looks a bit smaller? Also, I'm not sure how color-accurate this image is, but top glass looks more gray than black. I'm not really sure what the differences are between this new model and the PHS925. |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.goedekers.com/product/GE-PHS920SFSS/Profile-30--Stainless-Steel-Electric-Slide-In-Induction-Range---Convection.html
By the way, it looks like this is the matching GE Profile Advantium unit, as it has the newer design to it. |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.goedekers.com/product/GE-PSA9120SFSS/Profile-Advantium-1-7-Cu--Ft--Stainless-Steel-Over-the-Range-Microwave.html
The new "face" of GE is beautiful. The Profile and regular GE will match so everything is interchangeable. IMHO it is so much more professional looking than the old profile or plain GE line. it can fit a contemporary setting as well as traditional. The recessed porcelain top is a muted gray instead of black and much softer against the stainless steel if that is what you are going for. I have been going to GE's website daily but they have very little posted for their gas ranges since they cannot ship them yet. If you go to GEappliances.com and look at the electric wall ovens and new electric ranges, you can get an idea of what the new models look like. A big plus for me is that I always wanted the plain GE double oven because the Profile had too much black glass on the door for me. I was intending to get a professional range hood but have recently decided to get an over the range Advantium since I found out the GE Profile over-the-range Advantium will match the plain GE range. By choice, I haven't used a microwave for over 5 years, but I can use the Advantium as my toaster, warming oven and a second convection oven. (I'm sure when my kids get older they will tap into the microwave function whether I like it or not) I am so happy that my kitchen project got delayed and I can enjoy the new line of GE. Even the handles on the dishwashers, ovens and refrigerators have been updated beautifully. This the range I am getting if you'd like to google it JGB870SEFSS. There are many online vendors already posting pictures of the new items that GE isn't even putting on thier website. Good luck |
I've had the GE Profile Over-the-Range Convection microwave (PVM1790SRSS) for the last 3 years, and it has the "cats eye" on the front. The current Profile slide-in and free-standing models will match it, but it looks like the upcoming PHS920SFSS induction may not match as well, due to the difference in the design. Still, I'd rather go with the newest design, because if I ever had to replace the OTR microwave with a newer GE, then they would match and look the same. |
Thanks for your input. I will keep looking for more info on the PHS920SFSS and post here as I find more! |
I'm also interested in this new model. I'm hoping someone here can help me understand how the numbers on this work. AJ Madison lists the max kW at 13.5 when the appliance is rated for a 40 amp circuit with 240 v. That is only 9.6 kW. Could this appliance require two circuit breakers (one for the cooktop and one for the oven)? If not is seems that the appliance would be underpowered. I'm really interested because I like the layout and would be replacing a slide in range that I have today. I also like the fact that it is not uber expensive. That said I don't want to buy something horribly underpowered. It would be unacceptable to be limited in the number of hobs you can use if the oven is on at the same time. Currently I have a DCS pro style all gas range. I don't want to switch from driving a turbocharged V6 to a prius if you know what I mean. No offense intended. I'm unhappy with the bucks I shelled out for my "high end" DCS given that is has several design flaws. My engineer husband has decided that after 10 years he is done playing service repair man. So the DCS must go. I hate the thought of shelling out 6k for another cooking setup. http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/PS920SFSS.html Thanks for the help! |
The PS920 is a radiant electric range, but the PHS920 is the induction model. I think you might have them confused. |
Thanks for calling that out. I guess I will have to wait for the specs to come out. My appliance store had the insider photos that they showed me, but no specs. |
Some new pictures on the Sears site |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_02230173000P
Its now also listed here with a few more pictures. |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://www.ajmadison.com/cgi-bin/ajmadison/PHS920SFSS.html
- Posted by sjhockeyfan (My Page) on Wed, Sep 11, 13 at 21:22
Well, it's sort of pictured - the second picture shows 5 burners but there are actually only 4 LOL! |
- Posted by Regenshire (My Page) on Wed, Sep 11, 13 at 23:04
The 5th element pictured is the 6" warming element. There are four induction and 1 warming elements on the model. I too was interested in this new version, but my kitchen remodel is almost complete so I ordered the PHS925STSS. I haven't seen any difference when comparing the stats on the two. |
I believe the induction elements on the new 920 model have the same wattage as 925 model. But what I like on the new model is that most of the black was replaced my a "gray" color that matches the rest of the stainless on the unit, giving it more of a monochromatic look. Also, inside of the oven is now a shiny black enamel, and all the oven racks have this same coating, making them self-clean safe. The older model with the nickle-coated racks would have to be removed when using the self-clean mode. Though, I do wish the 5th element (warming element) was a full-power radiant heat element, that could cook full-power on non-induction cookware. |
This post was edited by fauguy on Thu, Sep 12, 13 at 0:52
The interior gloss black is beautiful! The AJ Madison link was very helpful as they provide the best looks of the new changes to the interior and the top view definitely shows the more gray cooktop. I agree, it would be nice to if the 5th element was more than a warming element. My kitchen remodel is also complete, except for the range and a cabinet trim piece I had to reorder. I am leaning strongly towards the 920 model.Thanks for the input!! |
- Posted by sjhockeyfan (My Page) on Thu, Sep 12, 13 at 10:57
Thanks for the clarification. We may have to get a range rather than the oven and cooktop we prefer and if so, this wi be a top contender. |
- Posted by sjhockeyfan (My Page) on Thu, Sep 12, 13 at 11:44
How well do the roller racks work in the GE ovens (I love the Electrolux roller rack, but there are things about this GE range that I like more)? Is the interior setup so that I can add an additional roller rack if I want to buy one? |
- Posted by Regenshire (My Page) on Thu, Sep 12, 13 at 11:53
I installed my new GE range yesterday and the roller rack it included seems very nice. It only included one, but there is nothing special about how it installs and it can be used on any rack position. You could replace all of the regular racks with roller racks if you choose. |
- Posted by sjhockeyfan (My Page) on Thu, Sep 12, 13 at 12:05
Thanks Regenshire. Enjoy your new range. |
Regenshire, let us know how you like it! Thanks. |
There's already a really long thread about the 925. It had some installation pictures, but looks like they aren't showing any more. |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://ths.gardenweb.com/forums/load/appl/msg0915421110796.html
The PHS920SFSS is now up on the GE site. |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://products.geappliances.com/ApplProducts/Dispatcher?REQUEST=SpecPage&Sku=PHS920SFSS
Trying to figure out if/how the glass top is protected on the edges. Worried about the edge chipping if it is bumped with a pan etc. |
Talked to GE customer service and they told me that there is no protection but the edges are rounded and that they have never had a problem . Can anyone comment on this that might have the phs925 that has a similar if not the same cook top. Otherwise we really like this range. Fairly large 5.3 oven, larger than most slide-ins. Looks like it goes out to the retailers on Nov 1st. |
Here's the new free-standing induction. Has the same style to it, but costs $1000 less than the slide-in model. I still like the look of the slide-in, but why do they need to charge a $1000 premium for that? |
Here is a link that might be useful: http://products.geappliances.com/ApplProducts/Dispatcher?REQUEST=SpecPage&Sku=PHB920SFSS
I know this range has only been out for 1 week. But, has anyone bought this yet so they can give a brief review? |
I was told this model was delayed 'til Nov. 21. No one has it at this time to the best of my knowledge. Does anyone have different information? |
- Posted by larry20853 (My Page) on Thu, Nov 7, 13 at 20:35
It's definitely out. I saw it on the floor at Bray & Scarff in Rockville (MD) last weekend. |
- Posted by angiebangie (My Page) on Sat, Nov 9, 13 at 8:23
They finally got rid of the cat eye!!! I wanted a GE last year but ended up with a Frigidaire hybrid and a GE cafe advantium to avoid the cat eye. The new range looks really beautiful. |
larry-- the one on display at B&S in rockville is the electric radiant smoothtop version (PS920SFSS), not the induction one (PHS920SFSS), which is not expected until 22 Nov. The two new models do look identical. We ordered the induction one in September with a 1 Oct delivery date--it has slid several times. We'll be lucky if we can cook Thanksgiving dinner in it at this rate. |
This post was edited by Godot on Mon, Nov 11, 13 at 9:54
I have one of these on order (I live in Phoenix) and I was told that the release has been pushed back to the first or second week of December. |
Godot and dgaylor - thank you for the updates. I am getting emaciated from eating microwave food and might just have a Wolf delivered tomorrow! |
dgaylor-- Sears now says 27 Nov, was 22 Nov a few days ago. I've started referring to the PHS920sfss as a mythical range. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Sears page for GE PHS920SFSS
Hang in there. I thought mine was mythical too. I was waiting for the new GE double oven gas convection range for two months. Original release was supposed to be Sept 3rd but every two weeks, they kept pushing it back. Well, it finally came on November 5th. It is beautiful, was worth the wait, and I am finally cooking again. GE did a beautiful job redesigning their appliances. You will be pleased. |
Just checked a voice mail from the largest GE retailer in Utah. They expect delivery Dec. 9th or 10th now.... |
I looked for a replacement but the kitchen configuration--over-range GE convection MW+hood, closeness of the wall cabinets--preclude any comparable gas range. I'd always cooked on gas previously but higher-end ones require 500-600CFM hoods and possible HVAC mods to provide "make-up air" and comply with county code. I've not liked what I've heard about other induction ranges so I'm kinda stuck. On the other hand, the convection microwave is a life-saver, along with a $60 induction single-burner hotplate. |
This post was edited by Godot on Wed, Nov 13, 13 at 23:23
For those of you that ordered the PHS920 slide-in induction, how much did you get it for? I haven't had a chance to call my local retail stores in the Ft Lauderdale area to check on pricing or availability. |
fauguy, I ordered the range in Phoenix for $1725 but the dealer was going to sell me the slide in for about $2300 if I had wanted it. I couldn't justify the extra $500 just for looks, so I ordered the range as well as an advantium oven (hope they are good). |
fauguy: $2,750 in the Washington DC area for the GE PHS920SFSS slide-in induction-cooktop range. |
Goedekers here in Missouri has it for $2398.00. If you live out of state you can order it online and pay no sales tax and you get free shipping. |
This post was edited by Lvssushi on Sun, Nov 17, 13 at 8:40
I have my new range! I ordered the PHS920SFSS slide in on Oct 16 in MA and it was delivered on Nov 13. I called GE on Nov 12 to see if it was on time and they told me "no, these are delayed, it says Nov 22 but that will probably slide." So I was all set to freak out about not having a range for Thanksgiving, but my appliance store called that day, said they had it in and now I've got it! (btw paid just under 2800). So far I love it. It is in my mom's house, so I was worried about her learning it but it is very easy to use. It's my first induction range so I am sure my happiness is mainly getting away from the old electric smoothtop. Very happy with the responsiveness. Now my issue is finding a stock/pasta pot that doesn't buzz too much. Bought the new chantal recommended induction one, and it makes a huge racket! I returned it. My all clad saucepan makes a hum but its livable. Cast iron is quiet but too heavy for stock pot. |
Please keep us posted on your "experiments" in testing stockpots. The presence and absence of buzzing and other cooking surface noises are a matter of ongoing curiousity here, Sometimes, clear explanations or solutions reveal themselves; sometimes not. One question that comes to mind: did you test that Chantal on the 8" burners as well as the 11" burner, and, if so, did you get the same kind and amount of noise? Another thought, the buzzing seems like it might be related to the ferrous-metal mass of the base of the pan. I'm not familiar with the new Chantal stockpots. Do the Chantals have a relatively thin base? That might correlate to getting no buzzing with cast iron and slight buzzing with the thicker-base All-Clad sauce pan. If the Chantal had a thin base (say, thickness similar to that of the sides), you might want to try out an induction capable stockpot with an disk base. Hope this gets solved. |
Yes, I am having a hard time getting cookware recommendations that are not "cast iron" so I will keep you posted. I did not try the stock pot on the smaller burner. But I also bought the Chantal saucepan and tried on the smaller burner and same thing, very loud buzz. They did have a disk on the bottom, with holes in it. I just bought a hefty Cuisinart pot that I'll try next, if that is a fail, I will probably just invest in an All Clad one since I know I can live with that hum. I think people thought I was a little weird, I have a magnetic clasp that I kept touching all the pots with :) So far I have tested: |
My range will be installed (knock on stainless) on Friday, so the myth becomes reality. I bought the Cuisinart MCP-12N MultiClad Pro set and it works great on an induction hotplate we've been using. I also have a 4-piece set of cast iron I inherited from my grandmother--this stuff is literally more than 120 years old since she got it from her grandma. I've cooked on gas for 30 years so I'll share my impression. I actually get to cook thanksgiving dinner in my own kitchen. |
This post was edited by Godot on Wed, Nov 20, 13 at 19:57
For those of you with the slide a in phs920 installed, can you please take and post some images. The only ones are the stock GE photos. |
Installed, waiting for power to be hooked up at the switchbox. Note that it fits flush to the rear wall--no "bridge" or coverplate. The electrical connection is a 240 plug, not a "bare wire" install, so you will need an outlet. there's room at the bottom/rear of the range for a flush-mounted outlet but pay attention to the installation instructions regarding location of the outlet--it can't be dead-center because of the location of the vent outlet for the warming drawer. |
Here are some pix of mine, like Godot said, flush to the back wall no spacer. I tried making videos of the hum, but the sound didn't come out. Tried a Cuisinart stock pot, hums like the All Clad, will probably keep it, don't think I will get any better and I am sure we'll get used to it, not too loud, just different. Tried a Calphalon saute pan, big buzz, will return and try again for that piece. Looks like things with a disk on the bottom (Chantal, Calphalon) are buzzing more than the ones that are clad. |
Here is a link that might be useful: Ge 920 Induction Slide-in Range pix
Thanks for the pictures. From what I can tell, the difference between the new PHS920 compared to the older 925 is: The 925 had reported issues that the large front-right burner would jump up from low setting to high setting on its own, and required a new control panel to fix. I'd think this issues would be resolved with the new 920 model. |
For those of you with this new 920 model, please let us know how it went using it to prepare Thanksgiving dinner. |
I have nothing to add. Just want to be on the list to see updates. I was unaware GE had a slide in induction. I have been waffling between the Electrolux induction and the GE Cafe gas double oven, both slide-ins, for the new build. I have about a week to decide. I may have to throw the GE induction into the mix! |
Thanksgiving dinner was GREAT! Very happy with this range! We did not use the Turkey probe, though I wanted to, my mother was too old fashioned for it :) But it held temp very steady and cooked the turkey beautifully. The warming drawer could have been warmer but I had not used it before that day to get used to the temp settings, had it at Med/STD. All burners were in use and I did not hear a single buzz or hum, as people say, when you are busy cooking, regular kitchen noises took over any cookware noise. I have been testing the clad ware in obsessive silence :) The responsiveness of the burners was key for several things like gravy and bechamel that can't overheat. Simmer takes a while to get used to, I find the simmer buttons only helpful for a large pot of food. A smaller amount needs lower setting than the simmer button, so I will probably just always manually adjust the temp. But it did hold a simmer, unlike my gas stove which I have a hard time doing. Had no quirks or problems. 7 stove top dishes, 4 oven dishes. I finally broke down and got a Swiss Diamond Induction skillet after returning 3 others that made a huge buzz. This skillet is not only quiet, but it was a GREAT pan. Perfectly golden brussel sprouts and crispy bacon. Will get another size and probably a sauce pan from them. One note: when opening the oven, a large amount of steam escapes, no matter what you cook. I don't know if my oven is not venting properly, or if this is just something a sealed oven does. Seems to work fine, but it was noticed by everyone. |
Thanks you lpolk, for posting. Went on Sat to look at the new style of the range. (The electric version) I was getting concerned about all of the buzzing and hissing sounds, so I haven't pulled the plug just yet. You've alleviated my anxiety a bit with your Thanksgiving story. I think lots of steam coming from the oven is a really good thing- bakers esp b/c it creates a crisp crust! Thanks again. |
Thanks you lpolk, for posting. Went on Sat to look at the new style of the range. (The electric version) I was getting concerned about all of the buzzing and hissing sounds, so I haven't pulled the plug just yet. You've alleviated my anxiety a bit with your Thanksgiving story. I think lots of steam coming from the oven is a really good thing- bakers esp b/c it creates a crisp crust! Thanks again. |
Thanksgiving went great. I cooked the stuffed turkey with the probe into the deepest part of the breast, set for 165. Butterball guestimated it would take 3.5-4 hours for a 15 lb bird but it hit the target temp in under 3 hours, and I wasn't using convection roasting. We were still waiting for guests to arrive so I let the temp go up to 170F, about 185F i the thigh then let it rest for almost an hour. It was still 140F at carving time. Love the warming drawer. My roasting pan is non-ferrous so I deglazed the drippings and scrapped them into a large saute pan, added stock and flour, etc., and had perfect gravy in about 15 minutes on the large burner. Using Cuisinart MCP-12N MultiClad Pro Stainless cookware, if the kitchen is utterly silent I can hear a slight ringing but nobody else noticed. Also cranked out three pies. Very happy with this new range. |
Godot, I've been waiting for you! (Sorry, but sometimes I have no resistance to silliness!) I am so glad to hear that you and lpolk both love your induction ranges. I wish I could make a decision. Soon, I'll have to, ready or not. |
So excited! I hit the buy now button from Goedekers - they say I'll get it in January. |
I finally just had my PHB920SFSS (freestanding range) delivered today. Can't wait to get home and try it out! |
dgaylor was just wondering how it is going with your PHB920SFSS? |
I'm wondering too! |
Mine was delivered today...damaged. I refused delivery. I'm pretty bummed, but it was pretty bad. While GE would provide us a new panel, the dent was close enough to the cooktop, that I was worried there could have been internal damage. Anyway, I ordered a new one... Hope it comes in better shape. It sure was pretty! Btw - for folks struggling with the idea of the extra money for the slide in.... I am a pretty thrifty gal, this was an issue for me. Except, when I think about reaching over my cooking food, to mess with the controls, it's a no brainer. If you have little ones, it may be opposite for you. But, for me, I have no interest in having controls in the back. I'll wait for my slide in. |
How do you folks like the User Interface for the cooktop? How do you use it? To adjust power level, do you touch and hold? Or touch and tap? Is there a shut-off timer that can be set for individual elements? What about Boost functions? I cannot determine these details from the specifications: Element - Left Front 8" 2500W In fact, comparing to other induction cooktops is awkward because the others I have seen indicate the regular power and the boost power available for a specific element. Or maybe there is no boost on this unit. My understanding is boost is a temporary diversion of power from other elements to the one that is being boosted. Just curious about this, as I am shopping for induction cooking. Thanks! |
Bend-or, I'll try to answer what I can. I've owned the GE PHS920SFSS for about 2 months. User interface-- I used a low-end dial-controled gas range before this, and I found the panel very intuitive and simple. I especially like the "lock-out" feature and use it to clean the panel and cooktop. How do you use it? For cooktop elements, you first tap the "ON" button for the desired element, then tap the + or - button to set the level. The default starting setting is 5 (out of 10 with 1/2-step increments). In other words, there are 19 temp settings plus powerboil on the 11" one. For the oven, you tap "Bake" and will be prompted to enter the temp. Is there a shut-off timer that can be set for individual elements? No--there is a timer but it doesn't turn anything on or off on the cooktop. There is a separate oven timer that will shut off baking/broiling but I don't think it works for the burners. What about Boost functions? From my usage and the manual, the only "boosted" element is the large (11") right front one; I've read that when that element is set to powerboil, the right rear element is disabled. Not sure what you mean by safety features-- you can lock the cooktop controls by holding down the "lock" button for 3 seconds. If you remove the cookware, the element will shut off after 30 seconds. As an induction range, it senses iron/stainless cookware and won't work with non-ferrous pans. I would not leave any range unattended, particularly an induction range with very fast-heating elements, except for something on the warming area. The powerboil element requires you to tap the "Powerboil" button--if you manually increment to "10," it will not/not be in boosted/powerboil mode. When set to Powerboil, it can bring a gallon of water to a boil in under 5 mins--you don't want to walk away thinking it will take 20 minutes like my old gas range would. |
We have this range on order. When I look at the install specs it says "Unit will not mount flush to counter when heights are less than 36 inches". Our about to be ordered cabinets are 34.5" plus a 3 cm granite top. This seems to work out to about 35 11/16 for a countertop height. Does anybody have this unit installed with a countertop that is (slightly) under 36"? If so, is it true that it cannot be adjusted down to rest against the countertop? |
Here is a link that might be useful: PHS920SFSS Quick Specs
kailuamom, Where did you order the unit from? |
I agree in this case, and didn't accept it. It was purchased online from Goedekers. Had it been a scratch to the side panel, I may have been happy to accept it. |
nhs alum, I believe you are absolutely correct that the glass will not go any lower than 36 inches. There will be a gap (unacceptable to me) if your countertops are not at least 36 inches off the floor. I installed a 3/4" slab of Baltic birch plywood on top of the cabinets and below the 3cm granite to prep for this range. I believe many will get caught off guard by this "fine print" in GE's installation manual. |
I just purchased this range and I had a question: Does the convection bake allow for single rack and multirack baking like other GE ranges? My previous GE range showed top and bottom elements on the LCD when single rack baking and the rear convection element when multirack baking and this new one does not seem to. Does the regular bake setting have the convection fan running as if single rack baking? |
My current GE Profile that is about 10 years old has 3 modes, standard bake with the top and bottom elements on with the fan off, convection back with the rear element and fan on, convection broil with the top element on and the fan on. I believe this model and all GE convection units operate the same way. |
Interesting question. According to the GE user's manual, standard bake is for single rack baking and roasting. There is no mention of the convection fan running. Since there are dishes for which you would not want a fan running, and since GE calls it "traditional bake," I think it highly unlikely that the convection fan would run at all in standard bake mode. That said, I've noticed that some GE ranges have been programmed to use preheat by using the convection fan and element in combinattion with the other elements. That's only for preheating. IIRC, the predecessor GE induction ranges, the PHB/PHS925 did this. The PHS920 manual says standard bake mode heats "primarily" from the lower element but also uses the upper element. That concerns me a bit if the upper element is used for anything but preheating. Maybe they have a lot of microprocessors running this thing to keep the top element from singing the tops of baked goods? The "convection" mode is said to "primarily" use the rear element but also to use the upper and lower elements as needed. There is no mention of a convection broil mode. On my now-deceased GE Profitl DF (vintage 2001), there were mulitple modes. There were buttons for standard bake and for high and low broil plus various convection settings. in standard bake mode, the display/LCD image showed the top and bottom elements being used when bringing the oven to temperature, but only ran the bottom element for maintaining heat thereafter. Convection mode did the same thing and, when the temperature was reached, displayed and used the rear element with some heat from the bottom elements. The "convection roast" cycle was similar except that it used the top and rear elements. "Convection broil" was just what you would think. The latest models seem simpler. |
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Educational Track, Networks and Labor Market Outcomes
Does the educational track (technical or professional, as opposed to general) provide individuals with networks that are useful in the labor market? And how do these networks help? In this paper, we consider the effect of the educational track on the means by which individuals find employment, the time it takes to find their first stable job and their earnings once the school-to-work transition is well established. Using data in French school leavers from 1969-1992, we find that the educational track significantly influences the means by which jobs are found, favoring networks in particular, as well as having an independent direct effect on the speed of transition into the labor market and later earnings. We also find that the means by which a job was found significantly affects the time to first job and earnings, and in a way that offsets the direct effect of the educational track on our outcome variables.Download Info
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But I must now investigate how it comes about that so many names have been used of one and the same thing, and the theological element contained in their history. Now this is common both to the Greeks and to the barbarians, to perform their sacred rites in connection with the relaxation of a festival, these rites being performed sometimes with religious frenzy, sometimes without it; sometimes with music, sometimes not; and sometimes in secret, sometimes openly. And it is in accordance with the dictates of nature that this should be so, for, in the first place, the relaxation draws the mind away from human occupations and turns the real mind towards that which is divine; and, secondly, the religious frenzy seems to afford a kind of divine inspiration and to be very like that of the soothsayer; and, thirdly, the secrecy with which the sacred rites are concealed induces reverence for the divine, since it imitates the nature of the divine, which is to avoid being perceived by our human senses; and, fourthly, music, which includes dancing as well as rhythm and melody, at the same time, by the delight it affords and by its artistic beauty, brings us in touch with the divine, and this for the following reason; for although it has been well said that human beings then act most like the gods when they are doing good to others, yet one might better say, when they are happy; and such happiness consists of rejoicing, celebrating festivals, pursuing philosophy, and engaging in music; for, if music is perverted when musicians turn their art to sensual delights at symposiums and in orchestric and scenic performances and the like, we should not lay the blame upon music itself, but should rather examine the nature of our system of education, since this is based on music.
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BOSTON — There were moments Saturday night at the TD Garden when it appeared the visiting New York Rangers might be able to extend their Eastern Conference semifinal series with the Boston Bruins. The Blueshirts were playing a heavy game and had life.
The physical play of rookie Chris Kreider of Boxford helped the Rangers stay in it. And while Boston ultimately overcame an early New York lead to win the game, 3-1, and the series, 4 games to 1, observers of Kreider had to be encouraged by what they saw from the former first round draft choice.
Early in the second period of Game 5, Kreider unloaded on Bruins defenseman Dennis Seidenberg. He won the puck, sent the Boston blueliner to the ice with an authoritative shove and briefly inspired his bench.
The hit, already made into a moving graphic by one Internet site, was a microcosm for what the 6-foot-3, 225-pound Kreider can be when he's playing with speed and confidence.
After New York fell behind, 3-0, in the series, coach John Tortorella made a much-publicized decision to sit star center Brad Richards. That also moved Kreider from a limited fourth line role to top six duty. He was paired with blossoming center Derek Stepan and star winger Rick Nash here Saturday night, and the physicality he brought may have been a direct result.
"Its always a piece of my game. I was more cognizant of it (Saturday), playing with the players I'm playing with, trying to make space for them," said Kreider, who by virtue of playing with Nash was also matched against arguably the best defenseman in the world, Bruins captain Zdeno Chara, and his partner, Seidenberg.
"I wanted to make it hard for their top couple pairings when they go in deep for the puck ... they're running around hitting (Nash), so I'm trying to do the same (to them)."
The 22-year-old Kreider was credited with six hits Saturday night, the most by any Ranger. The only player with as many hits was Bruins winger Milan Lucic, who also played one of his best, most physical games of the series.
"They were hard hits. I'm fine," Seidenberg, who was returning to the lineup from an injury, said of Kreider's hit. "He's a thick kid, and usually that doesn't happen, but I just lost balance."
On the ice for the Rangers' goal (a power play strike in the first period), Kreider earned more responsibility from Tortorella as the series progressed. The 16 minutes 52 seconds he played in Game 5 were his most of these playoffs. He was also on the ice for Bruin Gregory Campbell's emtpy net goal, trying desperately to help New York force overtime.
"I hadn't really considered that or looked at it," Kreider said of his increased role. "I was focusing game-by-game trying to do my best to help the team win."
Ever the pragmatist, Kreider deflected credit for his overtime winner in Game 4 two days earlier at Madison Square Garden, one that temporarily kept the Rangers' season alive. "I'd say that was mostly the work of Rick and Derek and (teammate) Ryan McDonough," he said. "It was obviously all for naught. We had an opportunity here (Saturday) with the lead and we couldn't finish it off."
A year ago, the Rangers advanced to the Eastern Conference Finals with Kreider playing a huge rule weeks after signing out of Boston College. He had five goals in 18 playoff games a year ago; this year, he had one in eight contests (sitting out 4 of the 7 in the first round against Washington).
"(The Bruins) play a good game. They're relentless. They capitalized on their surges and pinned us in quite a bit," Kreider said. "We talked about how we play similar games, and they played their game better, so they're advancing."
It was an up-and-down season for Kreider, who played 23 games in New York and 48 with their minor league affiliate in Connecticut between the NHL lockout and being sent down during the shortened season. By the end, he'd earned his way back and it's clear that when he's cast in a top six role, he can a bright part of New York's future.
"I think skating with the them brings out the best in pretty much everyone," Kreider said of Nash and Stepan, the latter of whom he won a World Junior Championship with on Team USA in 2010.
There's no substitute for experience, and with 26 Stanley Cup playoff games under his belt, Kreider has seen what it takes to succeed at the highest levels of the game. If he continues to play as he did Saturday night, it won't be long before he's helping bring out the best in his linemates, too.


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There have been only fifteen perfect games pitched in the modern era of baseball: The great Cy Young fittingly hurled the first one, in 1904, and Randy Johnson pitched the last one, in May 2004. In between, some great and famous pitchers -- Sandy Koufax, Catfish Hunter, Jim Bunning, and Don Larsen -- performed the feat, as did those lesser-known, like Charlie Robertson and Len Barker. Fifteen in 160,000 games: The odds are staggering.
In 27 Men Out, popular historian Michael Coffey offers an expansive look at these unsurpassable pitching performances. Here you'll find play-by-play accounts of each of the fifteen perfect games and expert assessments of those who pitched them. Along the way, Coffey goes beyond the box scores to provide fascinating details about how these games unfolded, as well as compelling anecdotes about all of the key players -- from Koufax's controversial holdout with Don Drysdale to Mike Witt's victimization by the baseball commissioner to Dennis Martinez's struggle up from an impoverished Nicaraguan childhood.
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CHAPTER ONE: The Cyclone Denton True "Cy" YoungMay 5, 1904 Cy Young didn't know what to tell his young wife. After all, Ohio had always been their home. They had grown up together in the neighboring townships of Peoli and Gilmore, in the central part of the state. For nine years Young had thrived as the best pitcher on the Cleveland Spiders team, perhaps the best pitcher in all of baseball. Now, on the eve of a new season, after a winter of uncertainty, Young and his entire cast of teammates were being shipped to St. Louis.Cy and Robba Miller had been married going on seven years that spring of 1899. By all accounts they were extremely close, with the big, quiet Cy dependent on the tomboyish and outgoing little pepperpot he called "Bobby." Robba would accompany her husband to his spring training sessions down in Hot Springs, Arkansas, and she would, on occasion, go with him on the road to see American cities at a time when Americans were moving in droves from the farms. In the post-Civil War decades, the country was bursting with change; assembly-line motor cars and the birth of American aviation were just a few years away; the movie industry was born; the century's last war -- the Spanish-American War -- ran its course in a year's time, and the country added to its territorial possessions, finishing the great work of dominion that would make the next century an American one.The pace was both exciting and exhausting, as the many lurid entertainments and crack cures of the day would attest. For relaxation, Cy and Robba Young liked nothing better than the diversions provided by the novels of Charles Dickens, William Makepeace Thackeray, and the homegrown Mark Twain. To while away the time on the long trips, Robba would read aloud to her husband, whose sixth-grade education had left him a little shy in literacy skills. Second cousins (Cy's mother was Robba's aunt), the two had played together often as children, and as adults they had a natural and contented ease.The Youngs were comfortable enough on Cy's baseball salary, which was tops in the league at about $2,400 a year -- they lived about three times better than the average steelworker. Young's success on the field, however, was anything but run-of-the-mill. A dozen years later, he would retire with more wins, 511, than any other pitcher is likely to get (as well as more losses). In 1898 he was already an established star and a hugely popular figure not only in "The Forest City," as Cleveland was rather incongruously known, but around the country. People were even beginning to refer to him fondly as "the G.O.M." -- the Grand Old Man. And he was only 31.Cy had spent nine seasons with the Cleveland Spiders, playing for owners Frank Robinson and his brother Stanley. He had won 25 games in '98, his eighth straight season with more than 20 wins; his career victory total already stood at 241. The Spiders managed to finish in what used to be called "the first division," taking fifth place, in the upper half of the 12-team league. The team had in fact been more than respectable for years, playing in the Temple Cup (which passed for a World Series before there was such a thing), and posting competitive second- and third-place finishes as well. The Spiders had one of the league's best hitters in Jesse Burkett, a future Hall of Famer who would finish with a lifetime .338 batting average, and Bobby Wallace, another Cooperstown-bound player, who would play for 25 years in the bigs. But all of a sudden, during spring training for the 1899 season, Young and Burkett and Wallace, virtually the entire team -- including the manager -- were traded to St. Louis. Not really traded to St. Louis, but traded for St. Louis, as an equal number from the Browns came to be Spiders in the same swift move.It was a long way from Ohio to St. Louis, close to 600 miles. Cy tried to sell his w


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