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LAS VEGAS -- Hitachi Global Storage Technologies is planning to at least double the capacity of its 1-inch Microdrive hard-disk drive within this year, the company says from Las Vegas, where the 2005 International Consumer Electronics Show has officially begun.
The small drives are currently finding favor in a growing number of portable consumer electronics devices, such as digital music players, and the greater capacity coupled with a reduction in the space the drives take up should help device makers keep portable multimedia devices small and feature-rich.
At present Hitachi's most capacious Microdrive can hold 4GB of data, but the new drives, due in the second half of this year, will be able to hold between 8GB and 10GB, said Bill Healy, senior vice president of product strategy and marketing at HGST.
In addition to offering more storage space, the drives will also occupy about 20 percent less volume than current models, said Healy. One of the biggest space savings will come from replacing the Compact Flash interface with a ZIF (zero insertion force) connector of the type favored by consumer electronics makers.
Beyond offering more storage capacity in new generations of the products in which they are now used, the drives could also end up in other types of devices. At present, any device that has to have more than about 5GB of storage requires a larger 1.8-inch drive. The benefits of being able to use a smaller drive are obvious if you consider Apple Computer's iPod and iPod Mini. The former uses a 1.8-inch drive, while the latter uses a 1-inch drive.
The Competition
In the same market segment, one of Hitachi's competitors, Longmont, Colorado-based Cornice, is using CES to announce plans for a 3GB version of its 1-inch drive. That product is due in the early part of this year.
Hitachi will also employ similar space-saving techniques to its 1.8-inch drive family, said Healy.
New versions of 1.8-inch drives, also expected in the second half of this year, will feature ZIF connectors and weigh 49 grams. A drive with one platter will offer between 30GB and 40GB of capacity, and one with a double platter will have between 60GB and 80GB of capacity, said Healy. Additionally, the drives will offer better shock resistance.
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The company also announced a 3.5-inch drive that it says offers a greater storage capacity than any drive from its competitors. The 500GB drive is designed for products such as digital video recorders and will be available to recorder makers during the first quarter of this year, said Healy.
The company will also offer two additional 3.5-inch drives aimed at the same market. One has an 80GB capacity and the other offers 250GB of storage space.
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Using conventional cardiotocographic equipment with the ultrasound transducer placed to detect the fetal heart, we obtained unprocessed Doppler signals in the frequency range 13-70 Hz and used them to detect movements of the fetal trunk. In an assessment of maternal perception of fetal activity, we found that Doppler signals were associated with 739 of 780 appreciated movements (95%); however, 36% of all the Doppler signals were unaccounted for. A separate comparison of the Doppler signals against real-time ultrasound observations of fetal activity showed that 913 of 970 visualized trunk movements (94%) were associated with Doppler signals. Other Doppler signals were found to be due principally to fetal breathing and fetal hiccups. Appropriate processing of the Doppler signals obtained during antenatal cardiotocography may allow an objective assessment of fetal activity to be added to the fetal heart rate recording. |
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Release Year: 2008
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Director: Martin Scorsese
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Writing by: Doug Gordon – writer
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Cast: Mick Jagger – Himself – The Rolling Stones: vocals / guitar / harmonica (also archive footage)
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Plot Outline: A career-spanning documentary on the Rolling Stones, with concert footage from their "A Bigger Bang" tour.
Plot: Martin Scorsese and the Rolling Stones unite in "Shine A Light," a look at The Rolling Stones." Scorcese filmed the Stones over a two-day period at the intimate Beacon Theater in New York City in fall 2006. Cinematographers capture the raw energy of the legendary band.
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Factual errors: While not a major error, the SS soldiers featured in the movie did not wear the camouflage smocks characteristic of the Waffen-SS. If they were combat veterans, rather than Allgemeiner/death camp guards (general Occupation security) troops, they should have worn camouflage smocks, camouflage covers for their helmets or full-camo uniforms in the later part of the war. Instead they were all clad in the generic grey SS uniforms, with SS 'sigrunen' collar patches, helmet insignia and long overcoats. The Second Battle Group, a Scotland-based '1st Division SS-LAH' Waffen-SS reenactment group (which was featured in 'Saving Private Ryan' and 'Steel Tempest') could have provided the necessary camouflage clothing, but I suspect the filmmakers deliberately went for the stereotyped 'evil SS troops in overcoats' to enhance the eerie and ghostly atmosphere of the bunker and its doomed trespassers.
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- First documentary to open the Berlin Film Festival (7 February 2008).
- Legendary executive and co-founder of Atlantic Records, Ahmet Ertegun, died as a result of a head injury he sustained from falling backstage at the opening night of the two day concert series and their subsequent filming. The film closes with a dedication to him. Eerily enough, this is not the only death to result from an incident that took place during the filming of a Rolling Stones concert documentary. In 1969 a fan named Meredith Hunter was stabbed and beaten by members of the Hell's Angels who were hired as security at the now infamous free concert by the Rolling Stones at Altamont Speedway. This tragic event was captured during the filming of another famous Stones concert documentary, Gimme Shelter (1970).
- The two Rolling Stones concerts filmed for "Shine a Light" took place at the Beacon Theatre in Manhattan. It is their second film to be shown in the IMAX format. Because of a lack of appropriate IMAX cinemas in Manhattan upon the release of the IMAX film "At The Max" in 1991, the film had to be shown at a non-conventional venue: the Beacon Theatre.


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A potential role for TH17 cells has been suggested in a number of conditions including neurodevelopmental disorders such as autism spectrum disorders (ASD). In the current study, we investigated cellular release of IL-17 and IL-23 following an in-vitro immunological challenge of peripheral blood mononuclear cells (PBMC) from children with ASD compared to age-matched typically developing controls. Following stimulation, the concentration of IL-23, but not IL-17, was significantly reduced (p=0.021) in PBMC from ASD compared to controls. Decreased cellular IL-23 production in ASD warrants further research to determine its role on the generation and survival of TH17 cells, a cell subset important in neuroinflammatory conditions that may include ASD.
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Leonard Aldrich, 64, of Hampton, is accused of sexually assaulting two young girls and a boy, now age 7, between December 2010 and January 2012.
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Judge Marguerite Wageling lowered Aldrich's bail to $1,000 cash from $20,000 – contingent upon him being accepted into the Supervised Community Release from Incarceration Program.
The SCRIP program is a program operated by the corrections and sheriff's department. Aldrich would have to be approved for the program to be released.
Defense lawyer Patrick Fleming said that arrangements have been made through Aldrich's family that he could live in a Hampton home and abide by conditions that he have no contact with victims or witnesses in the case.
Assistant County Attorney Stephanie Johnson argued for keeping Aldrich jailed, citing concerns that the county had no way to supervise him.
Wageling declared a mistrial during the second day of Aldrich's trial when it was revealed the defense did not have access to all documents from the state's Division of Children, Youth and Families concerning the alleged abuse.
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Dd just started 7th grade. She came home telling me how bothered she was about a boy in her class who is being bullied by several students. She said he started out very friendly but now he's quiet and doesn't sit with anyone at lunch. The bullies do things like give him bad nicknames (Sir Man-boobs was one), baiting him to explain something about computers and then tell him he's such a nerd (but they used the r-word), when he gets up from the table at art class they all crowd around and don't give him his seat back and he's forced to stand. Dd has tried a couple of times to say "Come on guys, knock it off" but the kids don't listen to her and she's afraid they will turn on her next. She stated she's afraid he might think about suicide or something because he's acting so depressed.
So I encouraged her to go to the counselor and tell her what's going on. She did, and asked that it be kept anonymous. Dd told me today that the worst offenders came into class complaining that they got in trouble for bullying the boy, were given 3 lunch detentions, and then started accusing the boy of telling on them. Although dd reported that they did not bully him and pretty much left him alone after the accusation at the beginning of class, she's now somewhat mixed on whether or not she did the right thing.
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President Bush made a visit to the Pentagon today. He met with Defense Secretary Robert Gates and the Joint Chiefs of Staff. The president's visit marks the beginning of a two-week marathon of reports, testimony and briefings on the future of the American military effort in Iraq. It's all leading up to next month's appearance before Congress of General David Petraeus, the top American commander in Iraq.
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TOM BOWMAN: President Bush called his hour-long meeting with the military chiefs a very productive discussion, and he noted in a statement the so-called surge in forces has been going on less than three months.
The president's visit to the Pentagon comes as another report cast doubt on progress in Iraq. The report by retired American military officers says the Iraqi national police force, long a source of sectarian attacks, must be revamped. And while the president called his meeting with the chiefs very productive, retired Army Major General Robert Scales says it's well known the service chiefs would like to see American troops start coming home, sooner than General Petraeus would like.
Mr. ROBERT SCALES (Retired Major General, U.S. Army): The Joint Chiefs of Staff have never been particularly enamored with the surge all along. The Joint Chiefs are in charge of global defense, and they realize that the Army and the Marine Corps are stretched and that something is going to have to be done soon if we're going to protect our global interest.
BOWMAN: Scales ran the Army War College and later wrote a book on the Iraq war. He says Petraeus has his work cut out for him.
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Senator JOHN WARNER (Republican, Virginia): Say 5,000 could begin to redeploy and be home to their families and loved ones no later than Christmas of this year.
BOWMAN: That's Senator John Warner of Virginia, one of the most respected Republican voices on defense issues. He says there has been little political progress among the Iraqis, a view echoed in the GAO report.
The critical report on Iraqi national police was first reported in today's New York Times and confirmed by NPR. U.S. military officers in Iraq and Iraqi citizens have long complained that the national police has been infiltrated by Shiite militias or, at the very least, police look the other way while the militias target innocent Sunni civilians.
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With Britney blasting from her speakers, Paris needed the assistance of the LAPD to exit Fred Segal's Mauro Cafe -- the 20+ pap crew followed her through the night to Marc Jacobs, Mr. Chow and Goa.
Bunch of idiots yelling incoherent nonsense at an overexposed (literally!) overhyped celebrity who doesnt have the sense to tie her own shoes. Where is our society heading?
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Princess Paris is sweet and cuddly and talented and beautiful.
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obviously TMZ ran out of things to cover, and were thrilled to have this idiot call them.
TMZ continues to spiral downward...........
I'm not a paris hater. I just feel she could'v done much better [ she is only in her late 20's. 27 I beleive.] with all the privlage she has been graced with. PARIS GO BACK TO SCHOOL, make something of yourelf. [ 800 pound gorilla, dumn is spelled DUMB ] some times I think that your paris. paris dropped uot of highschool, she did gt her ged though, maybe paris should go to business school learn o run a business or get a degree or something.
People...the photogs are just taking a photo of someone they think a lot of people love to hate. It has nothing what to do with her "popularity" which is at an all-time low. If you're a big winner or an even biger loser, they take the photos. Her "romance" or whatever you call it with the Mad twin is just more fodder for the gossip tabloids.
One more thing: PH only appeals to losers. They canât make it themselves, so they look up to this vapid persona that idolizes money and fame without substance as their âhero.â Theyâre so jealous of those who do make it with the education talent, and integrity it takes, because they just donât have it themselves. Thatâs why they throw out their myopic stuff about jealousy and being overweight. Theyâre just too stupid and low class to see how obvious it makes them look to everyone else. There are a number of them out there, but thankfully, they are not the majority.
# 34 I bet she does not know how to tie her own shoes, she has probably never worn shoes
that have shoe strings.
Paris Gabor loves that attention, I bet you most 85 - 90 percent maybe more of those papz are not part of any organization and probably a good portion of those have criminal records, you need the police to keep those rouge papz from killing bystanders while trying
to get that million dollar shot.
28. Was Paris a whore for the Governor of New York?
A truer question was never asked. The answer is NO; she's too stupid (and too much of a terrible lay, per her stupid in the dark sex tape where she just lay there while rick soloman pounded her) to be able to charge $4,000 per hour; she IS a whore, but a terrible, low paid one. Additional phrases that describe pearASS:
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Las Vegas club, Prive, hired the Benji Madden to DJ, with a standard contractual non-compete agreement, which means he was not allowed to appear at any nightclubs the evening prior.
Instead of getting paid for the appearance, the nightclub said they would make a generous donation to the Richie Madden Children's Foundation.
His brother Joel performed a few weeks earlier and made a large sum for the children's charity.
But it seems Benji and Paris couldn't help themselves and went out the night before, violating his contract, and cancelling the agreement, which means no money for the sick kids.
She's worthless! What ever happened to her 'caring about other people in the world' after her stint in jail? Yeah..she's really changed hasn't she?? What a joke....and shame on her parents for raising such a ungrateful spoiled brat! Any mother who defends her daughter making a sex tape at such a young age is out of her mind! Maybe Mama is trying to live vicariously through her daughter...because she never succeeded in getting this type of attention! These Hiltons really ought to be ashamed of themselves...no CLASS what so ever!
One day Paris will pass from this life.
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When Ms. Shimizu left her computer company to start her "OL Committee" column 10 years ago, 200 women wrote in to complain about their jobs and their male managers. Today, 8,000 women respond when she poses a question.
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Herbert L. "Herb" Gould, 69, of Marlborough died peacefully at home surrounded by his family on Thursday Jan. 9, 2014 after a 15 month courageous battle with cancer. He was the husband of Kathleen E. (Feeley) Gould for the past 47 years. He was born in Hudson, the son of the late Leslie and Mabel (Bousquet) Gould and was raised in Berlin, until moving to Marlborough in 1966. Herb was a 1962 graduate of Hudson High School and Captain of the Football team, a team that was undefeated and went on to win the state championship. He worked for the family business as a printer at Unique Press in Waltham for 32 years until its closing in 2000. He then worked in the Fulfillment and Copy Department of Bose Corporation in Framingham. He was very involved with Marlboro Youth Football, serving on its Board of Directors, and running the concessions for many years raising tens of thousands of dollars for the organization. He spearheaded a program within the city to help all children be able to play football regardless of their ability to pay for fees and equipment.
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Coach Bowman, not one for keeping his concerns in-house, publicly admonished rotund defencemen Dave Besse by sitting him out until he lost some weight. He then lambasted the entire team in the newspaper for their poor home record: Eight wins in the first 15 games.
In a mid-season incident, George Montague, told by Bowman to serve a bench penalty, refused, threw his stick and gloves onto the ice then grabbed a bunch of sticks from the rack and threw them on the ice. He then stormed off to the dressing room. I guess he didn't want to do it!
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Upstate SC here. So many places within a short driving distance to choose from to hang.
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NW MS here. Hang mostly in my back yard, and at a state park just a few miles West of Tupelo, also in the Sipsey Wilderness about 90 miles east of here, and out west in the Wind River Mtns of WY and once only in Olympic NP in WA.
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Cast iron or carbon steel wok?
I'm interested in purchasing a new wok (to replace my non-stick one) from the Wok Shop. I've heard that both cast iron and carbon steel are the ones to get. I've got a gas stove -- any recommendations on which type of wok is better? Will cast iron get and stay hotter? Is carbon steel lighter and therefore easier to work with?
Check these out, I found em yesterday. Hand hammered carbon steel from china. Looks like my cast iron 14" gets a break now, I have a 16" is on the way. I bet shipping takes forever though from china. Also get the book "Breath of a Wok". It's a fantastic wok book in so many ways. It gives multiple methods on how seasoning a wok and really good recipies too. It also explains why to only buy chineese cast iron or carbon steel and not aluminum, eletric, nonstick or western cast iron . You just can't get the same flavor witout a seasoned wok and you can't season aluminum or stainless steel. Hope this helps.
re: tzakiel
Here's the method I used... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nDp_2x9kE8o ... except I heat the pan all over before adding the oil.
I have three types of wok which are used in different ways. I have a thick anodized aluminium one which conducts well and had no hot spots. This is perfect for reducing sauces, frying onions and is light enough to toss. Then there are my carbon steel ones, three of them in different sizes. They are so cheap to buy that this is no extravagance. The also store well as a 'nest'. With three sizes of gas burners this works out well. Finally I have a tri-ply SS-Alum-SS http://www.amazon.com/Dr-Weil-12-Inch... . It is too heavy to toss food around but it has a lid and can go in the oven. It doesn't get used a traditional wok but as a frying-pan-saucier half-way house. It tolerates metal instruments. My bamboo steamers can go in without burning at the edges.
I am in the same dilema. Thought I would just resurrect this thread instead of making my own.
re: DeeAgeaux
I've used both. I own different types, from calphalon to cast iron to carbon steel to mutt aluminum. they act very differently. Maybe you should get several!
I like my cast iron and Calphalon ones best, although the Calphalon ones are too small for a lot of wok needs. My bad for buying the medium and small ones and not being able to make myself get the big one. But by then i had plenty of Calphalon woks and wanted a change. I also realize I don't do stir-fries in an authentic fashion. Or buy like a normal person.
I never could tame the carbon steel ones, they rusted, stuck, burned, smelled rusty, you name it. They defied me every step of the way It's just me, I know, but that's what drove my choice to get the cast iron one.
For multi-purpose cooking, I would go with carbon steel. It responds very quickly to temperature changes, as opposed to cast iron which takes a long time to react.
re: Jujubee
I recently bought two 14-inch woks from Wok Shop, one cast iron, one steel just to compare side by side. I'm keeping the cast iron. My not so scientific findings are:
There's no noticeable difference in how quickly they heat up or recover when food is added. This is no surprise as the conductivity and specific heat of the two are not very different, especially if you consider how thin a wok is.
Cast iron is easier to season and maintaining the season is effortless.
Cast iron seems to heat more evenly without hot spots, but this is mostly subjective (although I did use my infrared thermometer to check this out).
The rough surface of the cast iron wok makes it easy to move stuff up the sides to cooler areas when adding ingredients. With the steel wok I needed to transfer them to a bowl and return later.
One downside to cast iron, which I did not test, is it's rather brittle and I'm not sure it could survive a fall from stovetop height.
One last note: I'm talking about a Chinese cast iron wok, not western style. My wok weighs 2.6 pounds (shipping weight 3.8 pounds). I don't know exactly what the Lodge and Emeril and other cast iron "woks" weigh, but they have shipping weights of 10 to 13 pounds. Those are just big skillets in the shape of a wok. Nothing wrong with that, but if you already have a big skillet, why buy another one?
re: Zeldog
You said it. Chinese style cast iron woks are much thinner than their Lodge counterpart. I have seen the Lodge cast iron wok. It is very heavy. Just look at this picture and you can see it is very thick. Because of the additional mass, it has greater heat capacity and slower heat response.
The advantage of the Lodge cast iron wok is that it has a flat bottom exterior bottom, yet a round interior bottom. Le Creuset also has a wok with the exterior flat, interior round design, but it is expensive:
A cast iron wok is easier to seasoned as you mentioned. A carbon steel wok however is usually slightly lighter and has more toughness to it -- that is, it does not crack as easily. So if you like to toss, shake and bang your wok, then a carbon steel wok is still preferred.
re: Chemicalkinetics
I must admit that after using cast iron skillets for many years I was a bit surprised to see how thin the Chinese cast iron woks are. Mine seems rather delicate, but I toss, shake and bang it just as I would a steel wok and it hasn't shattered so far. I don't think one needs to treat a cast iron wok any differently than any other pan when cooking. In any case, at $15 per wok, you could afford to break one now and then.
ps - as for steel woks being lighter than cast iron, it depends on thickness, but my 14" steel wok weighs 3.6 lb compared to 2.6 lb for the 14" cast iron.
re: Zeldog
:) Yeah, it really depends on thickness, but I think one can make carbon steel thinner. I don't think one can make cast iron wok like 1mm thick. Good to know you get to toss, shake your wok :) Does your cast iron wok come with a long handle or is it the more traditional two loop handles wok? I have seen chefs toss food in their woks with a loop handle, but I cannot do it. I have to use the long handle one.
Yeah, $15 is very affordable. However, the concern is breaking it and causing hot food and oil spilling everywhere.
*Edit* Hey, it is not really $15. You pay for the shipping, didn't you?
re: Chemicalkinetics
My cast iron wok has loop handles, so it's not easy to flip food, but I try now and then. But the point I was trying to make was that even though cast iron is more brittle than steel, you don't need to treat it like an egg. 0ther than dropping it to the floor I can't think of any way one might make one shatter during normal use (maybe if you use a ball peen hammer instead of a spatula to toss the food). That said, I can see why most restaurants would use steel.
As for thickness, I don't have a micrometer, but comparing my steel wok that is nominally 2 mm thick, I do believe the cast iron wok is slightly thinner.
Forgive me for waxing poetic, but the cast iron wok is a work of art with lovely crystaline structure and and brush lines (looks like the molten iron is spread over a mold using some sort of broom like tool, so no two will be exactly the same).
No shipping. I live in SF. Just sales tax.
re: Zeldog
"but the cast iron wok is a work of art with lovely crystaline structure and and brush lines (looks like the molten iron is spread over a mold using some sort of broom like tool, so no two will be exactly the same)." <-- now you are scaring me. Heh heh heh.
Have fun in SF. I used to live in San Mateo, then Davis, then Berkeley
Depends on what you prize most: heat or "handling." Ideally, you should use a rolled steel with a tremendously powerful heat source. Personally, I can't afford a sport-utility stove, so I go with a cast-iron wok on my teeny gas burner. Yes, it is a beast to handle and it changes the way I cook some dishes, but I feel that a steady, high heat is the most important part of Chinese cooking, so I deal with it. You do find cast iron woks in China -- I found them mostly in use with street vendors who used charcol-based set-ups -- my guess is to deal with the potential uneveness that results from that method.
re: Nick Z
"Personally, I can't afford a sport-utility stove, so I go with a cast-iron wok on my teeny gas burner." If you live in a place with a large Asian population, their markets often have rough-and-ready freestanding wok burners, with hookups for propane tanks. Pretty cheap, too. I've not got one of those yet, but I'm trying to design a way to fit it into the backyard cooking area...
re: MikeB3542
That's why it'd go in the back yard! I can't do high-temp stuff in the house anyway, as not only is my range hood's fan kaput but it's embedded in the tile wall so I can't dismantle and repair it (thanks a lot, previous owners!). However, outdoor cooking is one of those benefits of SoCal Living I moved here for, so I may as well take advantage...
Carbon steel is lighter and easier to handle. It is quite durable, one of my woks I have had for 28 years, it is well seasoned and quite comfortable to work with. The other 2 I have had for about half as long and they also get well used. What I like about the other 2, and thet are carbon steel is that they have a stick handle on one side which facilitates shaking and stirring and it is easier to tip out the contents to a bowl or a platter. The old one with the traditonal loop handles on each side makes it a bit more awkward. Also the two with the stick handels have a flat bottom which works very well on my gas cook top and is a bit more stable when deep frying or oil blanching so which wok I am using depends on what I am making. I'm sure the cast iron heats up well and holds the heat but I'm not sure I would want to try to lift it if it had a lot of food in it.Another thought is that unless you are deep frying and want to maintain that oil temperature, most of what you are cooking is quite fast and carbon steel is more than adequate for that. Also my carbon steel woks wash and dry quite quickly.


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Train Number | Train Name | Train Source Stn | Train Destination Stn | Source Dep. Time | Dest. Arr. Time | Distance | Hour |
12333 | Vibhuti Express | HWH | ALY | 20:00:00 | 12:15:00 | 16h 15m |
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