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The Philips HD2566/79 2 slice Pop up Toaster has a stylish look. There is a Cool touch feature so that the outside of the toaster stays cool and safe to touch; this prevents you from burning your hands. The HD2566/79 toaster features wide slots for thick breads, where you can toast bread slices of any size. This pop up toaster saves space on your counter top. The power consumption for this Philips toaster is 950 watts.
The Compact HD 2566/79 toaster with a pop up feature gives you crispy and well-toasted bread. The High lift feature in the Philips HD2566/79 allows you to safely take out small pieces of bread. The 2 digital browning settings in the Philips HD 2566/79 give you full control so that you get crispy toasted bread. Defrost or reheat in one go and you do not have to spend much time on it later. This toaster has a slot width of 130 x 32 x 120 mm.
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The best part of this Philips toaster is that you have an option of removable crumb tray, which makes your cleaning faster and is convenient to handle. The crumbs that fill in the tray can be removed and cleaned with a damp cloth once the toasting is done. To avoid the risk of fire, frequently remove crumbs from the crumb tray. The Philips toaster consists of non-slip feet to prevent the toaster from skidding.
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|Wide slots for thick breads
|High lift for small breads
|Bread slice centering
|Removable crumb tray
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|50 - 60 Hz
|Power Consumption
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|0.9 m
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|Cool Touch
|130 mm
|120 mm
|32 mm
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|The Philips Pop-up Toaster comes with 2 years warranty, from the date of purchase of the product.
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I've been using this toaster now for about three months and i'm highly satisfied with it..
Great quality of toasting...
Also the special Crumb tray is a revolutionary new concept. Also Top cover making the toaster clean and hygienic..
The mesh given inside guarantees equal browning of bread...
Although I live alone but it always comes in handy when im hungry.....
A must for bachelors....and for good mornings too...
Highly recommended..
1) Looks good .. good build
2) Has a nice top cover
1) A standard bread slice wont get toasted at the top edge
2) The 'plunger' wont slide down sometimes .. gets stuck .
3) The wire /cable is too short
4) Controls are clumsy ..
Here are the cons I can add:
the slider button broke after three days of use: the plastic quality of the switches is terrible.
It's very difficult to get a nice brown toast: you either have it slightly rare or burnt. Philips: please work on the temperature control knob.
dust cover isn't a snug fit so certain small insects and dust do find their way inside.
plastic handles of the grill look/feel like they'll melt away.
bread slice isn't squeezed so only one side stays in contact with the heating elements. (unless it's a very fat slice of bread).
Top part of slice remains untoasted/rare... (Expand)
the delivery was done in a flash.the design is sleek and the price was quite apt.i checked all the other online shopping sites and a few shops aswell...nothing beat flipkart's price...great job!
would like to see more diversified products like apparels,shoes,speakers,etc etc
highlight of flipkart is the speed of delivery and ofcourse packaging!
This toaster from Philips does not seem to be a great buy. First obvious drawback is that no LED indication of whether power is on or not. The original plug melted after 5-6 months of usage. We put in a local one ourselves. All controls on the side which make it difficult to operate. The temp setting, manual pop up button etc should be front facing. While I am not sure how long these products should last with proper care, but mine seem to stuttering now after an year and half of mild usage (4-6 toasts of bread almost everyday on average). The plunger wont work, it just keeps popping up. I h... (Expand)
The toaster is smaller that it appears in the picture on the website.
When I tried making the toast on higher temperature, the breads got burnt.
The setting should always be put in no.1 , then the toast is perfect .
Overall good product with good look and feel. the tray to remove the bread crum... (View complete review)
I am using this from last 10 months. Toaster is good in terms of functionality.
It has only one issue that It's heating power is highly dependent on voltage. To get the same level of browning you have find out the correct scale at different places. (I have used it 4 different places).
High lift... (View complete review)
1. The toaster does not toast the bottom area of the bread properly.
2. Small sized bakery-made breads get burnt even at lower toast levels - Best suited for large sized bread slices (such as Brittania whole wheat bread slices)
The toaster is simple to use. Removable tray is a good addition to t... (View complete review)
This is good looking but don't fall for the look. It just cannot toast the bread without turning it black. I keep the heating option on 2 and it still burns the bread completely. Now I keep it on 1 and when it comes out, I again reheat. Very bad product from Philips. (View complete review)
good looking, sturdy design.
can be used only for plain bread. if u spread anything on bread it gets stuck.
body remains cool while working (View complete review)


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EdgeWater Boats has entered the inshore fishing boat market with the all-new 220 Inshore. A clean- and racy-looking rig designed to fish inshore waters, the 220 is up to the task.
We tested the boat on a blustery winter day near New Smyrna Beach, Florida. Its clean looks and crisp fit and finish first caught my attention. Its sleek sheer and raked stem make it look like it's running 50 mph while sitting still.
The 220 is based on a good-riding hull design, and the one we tested came rigged with a Yamaha F250 four-stroke outboard, a great power option for the boat. EdgeWater's Roger Taylor came along for the ride, and after he slipped the boat into the water at the local ramp, we headed off to put it through its paces.
Its 8-foot-6-inch beam gives the 220 excellent stability under way and at rest, especially when you're walking a big fish around the boat. It's easy to maneuver around the wide gunwales and never feel as though you might slip overboard. And it's no problem to throw your cast net and walk it back to empty it in the livewells.
As we pushed the throttle up, the 220 jumped on plane and slipped along effortlessly at a leisurely cruise of 37 mph at 4,000 rpm. Wide-open, the boat ran over 54 mph. I was more interested to see how the boat drifted and felt actually running to the grounds. I liked the increased range and comfortable ride afforded when the boat ran in its sweet spot, and I'd say the 220 Inshore was quite sweet at 4,500 rpm, making 42 to 43 mph and burning around 14 gph, for about 3 miles to the gallon.
Our test boat was tricked out for fishing and well done. The clean foredeck has recessed pull-up cleats and is expansive, offering an anchor locker with a large hatch and a large casting deck. There is a dedicated place for the optional bow-mounted trolling motor, and I liked the removable mount set up on the demo boat - the only way to go, in my opinion, for its flexibility to suit your changing fishing situation. Under the wide casting deck, there's a huge storage compartment perfect for keeping tackle bags and extra clothes dry and organized. The hatches are finished with carbon fiber on the underside for a neat and custom look when you open them.
The cockpit offers plenty of room to move around, and with 18 inches of freeboard, the 220 can handle a bit of slop, and you won't feel like you're going to be thrown out of the boat. The console is well thought out, with a forward seat that is plumbed as a livewell but can be used as drink cooler. Batteries are beneath the sole, under the console, and there is a removable door on the backside that offers great access. There are also three-rod vertical racks on each side of the console.

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Bridgeport (AP) — A Florida man found not guilty by reason of insanity in the death of a homeless man he admitted killing and partially eating has been committed for up to 60 years in a Connecticut psychiatric hospital.
The Connecticut Post reports (http://bit.ly/15SsdIE ) that a three-judge panel in Bridgeport could have ordered Tyree Lincoln Smith released. But Superior Court Judge John Kavanewsky said Monday that if Smith were discharged, he'd be a danger to himself and others.
State's Attorney John Smriga said he was concerned Smith would kill and eat others if he were freed.
Smith apologized, saying he's "really sorry" for the December 2011 killing of Angel Gonzalez. Gonzalez' body was found on the third floor of an abandoned home in Bridgeport.
Smith grew up in Bridgeport and Ansonia and lived in California and Florida.
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Abby's Lake House in Elk Mountain
- bedrooms 2
- baths 1½
- sleeps 8
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed yes
- type Cottage
- community
rates (USD)
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$ 900 - $ 1,500 / week
$ 3,500 - $ 6,000 / month
vacation rental description
Charming cottage with modern convienences on double lakefront lot with garage parking for two vehicles. Located in the gorgeous Endless Mountain Region - very rural. Just 11.5 miles to Elk Mountain Ski Resort. Close to 15,000 acres of State Game Lands. Private but 2 miles from I-81. Only 2.5 - 3 hour drive from Philly, NJ and NYC area.
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Lorraine Martin
cottage rental amenities
Living room has LCD HDTV and Home Theatre System with 7.1 channels, BluRay/DVD/CD player and an iPod docking station. Master bedroom has a LCD HDTV with a DVD/CD player. PS2 game console and small game collection in second bedroom. DSL Internet service and Cable Television. Wireless Internet Access througout house and yard.
Dining pergola with gas grill. Kayak, Canoe, Row boat, with life vests, seat cushions, paddles/ores. Rafts, pool noodles, and basic fishing gear. Lawn games, outside shower, large double lot. 75' run line for dogs. Garage parking for two vehicles.
activities and attractions in Elk Mountain Other Pennsylvania Areas
Fishing, boating, swimming, bird watching, lawn games, board games, PS2 console and games, watching movies, baking cookies (2 ovens and lots of cookie cutters).
Nearby: hiking and biking, hunting, fishing, swimming, picnicing, snowmobiling, skiing, snowtubing, horseback riding, festivals, ice skating, shopping, antiquing.
vacation rental rates
Fall SEP 4, 2012 - DEC 20, 2012 $900 per week, 450 per weekend, $125 for each additional night. 2 night minimum
Winter DEC 21, 2012 - MAR 15, 2013 $950 per week, 475 per weekend, $135 for each additional night. 2 night minimum
Spring MAR 16, 2013 - MAY 30, 2013 $900 per week, 450 per weekend, $125 for each additional night. 2 night minimum
Summer MAY 31, 2013 - SEP 3, 2013 $1500 per week, 700 per weekend, $200 for each additional night. 3 night minimum
Notes: Rates include cleaning. Holiday week/weekend add $100.
Abby's Lake House is available for rent year round for 2 - 29 nights. At this time we do not offer the house with monthly rates or long term leases. Our rates vary by season. Summer is our Peak Season and is the most expensive time to rent. Summer season is mid-May through mid-September. For the summer season, we accept only full week rental reservations until May 1st. There is a 3-night minimum rental requirement for the summer.
All other seasons have a 2-night minimum rental requirement. Fall and Spring are the most affordable seasons to rent Abby's Lake House. Fall season runs from mid-September through mid-November. Spring season runs from mid-March through mid-May. Winter season is popular with skiers. Rates for winter are slightly higher than Fall and Spring. Winter season is from mid-November through mid-March.
Lorraine Martin
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Prior to paying a reservation deposit, always verify payment instructions by calling the phone number displayed on this listing page. By contacting the owner directly and paying by an approved method - credit card, paypal, check or bank transfer - your reservation payment will be protected up to $1,000.Learn more in our Security Center
Top things to do in Elk Mountain
- Skiing
- Fishing
- Hiking
- Shopping Antiques / Crafts
- Hunting
Top things to do on a budget
- Fishing right from the dock
- Boating on Acre Lake
- Lawn games on double lot
- Movie night on Home Theatre
- Campfire and S'mores
Top things to do with a family
- Play board games
- Bake Cookies
- See IMAX Move in 3D
- Go to a festival or fair
- Farm Tours
Lorraine Martin , owner


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Indiana's House Education Committee signed off this afternoon on an expansion of the school voucher program.
The voucher programs provides state funding based on income for students who want to attend private or parochial schools.
The expansion of this program would increase funding for vouchers and eliminate the one-year waiting period students have to spend in public schools, prior to qualifying.
Warrick County's superintendent says this is concerning because the vouchers take away funding from public schools and that the measures in place now were put there for a reason.
"Now it looks like they're trying to change all the rules of the game and they made those compromises to solicit enough votes to pass it," says Brad Schneider, Warrick Co. Superintendent. "So it should be very concerning, I think, to all public school educators, to their parents to have children in public schools because we're all vying for the same dollars from the state."
Schneider urges parents or teachers that are concerned with this to contact their local legislators.
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I love this band. I'v been with them for a while and i'm soo glad that they are now getting this much attention to share their faith and beliefs with others. Whats really cool is that this as the best rap-core you can get Secular or Christian, these guys sound a lot better than KoRn and Limp Bizkit. Theyve been around for longer too (8 years). Personally I like "Southtown" "Lie Dowm" "Set Your Eyes On Zion" "Freestyle" and "Outkast" I like "Psalm 150″ a lot cuz itz one of my fave Bible Chapters, and itz done (I think) in Hebrew! Dood, the best bands (To me, as of now) are Five Iron Frenzy, P.O.D., The Smiley Kids, Project 86, and MxPx
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With their aggro music, tattoos, piercings, and dreadlocks, P.O.D. (Payable on Death) might be conveniently filed next to Deftones or Rage Against the Machine. However, like U2, whose "Bullet the Blue Sky" they cover, P.O.D. are actually a Christian-based rock band, though not overtly religious enough to scare nonbelieving music fans away. This multiethnic quartet from the Southtown area of San Diego purveys an amalgam of modern music; elements of rap, metal, reggae, and hip-hop permeate this 16-track debut. P.O.D. doesn't bring much new to their hybrid style on The Fundamental Elements of Southtown, but what they do, they do well. From the gentle, reggae-tinged "Set Your Eyes to Zion" to the heavy grind of "Hollywood" and the rap-metal of "Lie Down," P.O.D.'s diverse and rockin' musical messages of positivism should make the foursome, already well known on the Christian rock circuit, a band to reckon with in secular circles. –Katherine Turman
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This is an awesome CD. I usually listen to punk and plain rock, but when I saw P.O.D on TV, and then heard them at youth group, I knew I had to have their CD. I wasn't disappointed. From "Hollywood" to "Outkast", I loved it all. it was hard hitting, but the instruments were being played with skill, they weren't just loud. The lyrics are great, too. They are hopeful and intelligent, not just pointless and angry. These guys came from a tough upbringing, but instead of using that as "fuel for the fire", they sing about how God got them through, and share the grace they've recieved. My favorite songs were "Southtown", "Bullet the Blue Sky" (that's a cool old U2 song. I want to hear the original), "Rock the Party (Off the Hook)", and "Tribal". I also thought the funky bass on "Hollywood" was cool. Forget Rage and Bizkit and KoRN. That stuff is bad for your mind AND soul. Pick up P.O.D, and you'll like it. Where do you stand in this battle cry, Tribal Soldier? Auf Wiedersehen.
I want to make sure something is understood, just so that people know. P.O.D has been around for quite a long time, playing venues and clubs when Korn was something you bought in the grocery store and Rage Against The Machine was something you did when you couldn't figure out how your new VCR worked, or your car wouldn't start. It cracks me up when people say "These posers sound just like Korn or RATM." Matt Pinfield, of MTV fame, recently said "I'd like to say something about P.O.D. that should have been said a long time ago…and it is this. I'd like to say how much the new Rage Against The Machine and Korn albums sound like P.O.D." Whether you like P.O.D. or not is something you decide for yourself. But check their history before you label P.O.D. as posers.
I'd like to clear up something right now. This band keeps getting compared to bands like Korn, Limp Bizkit, and such. That's all fine and well. I realize that people are going to make comparisons. However, there's just one little thing that bugs me. People say "They're just copying Limp Bizkit" or "They are a takeoff of Korn." Well, P.O.D. has been making music for a year or two LONGER than Limp or Korn. Sort of hard to copy a band when that band came out AFTER you.
The Fundamental Elements of Southtown is very diverse in its stylistic nature. It ranges from reggae, to aggro, to hip-hop hardcore. This is likely a direct result of the diversity of band influences, bad brains, santana, etc. Key to note is the cover of U2's "bullet the blue sky," which now has the intensity of a mac truck! Other songs to note are the aggr-groove of "southtown", the reggae tone of "set your eyes to zion," the smooth yet intense "tribal," and punch in the face "outkast." Invariably, parallels will be made to other bands in the "hard music" market. No fear, P.O.D. definetly has their own sound, independent of any other act. They have been putting out tunes since 1992, even before RATM and KoRn came to the scene. Stylistically and musically a great album. Howard Benson did a marvelous job producing the cd as well. Look for P.O.D. on the main stage at ozzfest and on tour with KoRn in Europe later in the year.


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We stayed at the Radisson at the Port the night before we left. Very nice to relax and a good breakfast before we left. The best part was the free parking and shuttles... Leaving on the trip seemed a little unorganized to us since there were loads of people crammed together on the sidewalk at the front door- maybe using a side door would be better to open up the entrance to the building. The pickup afterwards was flawless. We were picked up as soon as we walked out of the building and within 15 minutes we were in our car on the highway.
Embarkation was ok- it seemed a little slow but I'd rather be safe than sorry.... I don't mind the checks for safety reasons and it makes it better for all of us. Of course it was my choice to cruise in August and it was hot that morning but we lived and got on board just fine.
The GLORY was the largest ship we have ever been on and we loved our trip. This was our 5th cruise all but one on Carnival. We enjoyed the activities on board for the most part- however it is amazing what some people will do!!!! We loved the shows at night- son was a theater major!!! Mark Price- CD- was great. He kept things moving and even politely put people in their place when need be....little too much to drink and too much opinion. The dancers were great and Marcus Anthony was really great. The illusionist left a LOT to be desired. Costumes, sets, lighting and special effects with lasers and fog were great.
I miss Ida- our waiter and Francesco- our room steward. Why do you have to leave these people on the ship??? Our service was outstanding. The first night our names were known and used even when seen not in a usual spot. Ida was so attentive and you could tell that he really loved people and enjoyed making your vacation memorable. The food was good- especially since Ida made recommendations every night. The smaller portions were not an issue for us- just allowed us to maybe have 2 and try new things. Desserts were not always outstanding but good and you could always hit the ice cream after the shows on the way back to your cabin.
We did the glass bottom boat in Nassau just to have something to do- don't go there. The ride was nice but the glass was so cloudy that you could not see a thing even though the water was crystal clear.
In St. Thomas we did the excursion to St. John- what a neat place. Enjoyed the tour and the guide very much but the mosquitoes were horrendous.
In St. Maarten we did the 4X4 Jeep excursion- what fun!!!! Our guide was fabulous and took our 8 jeeps on a tour around the entire island. We stopped in Marigot for shopping and came back to Orient Beach for about 2 hours. This was an all day trip and loads of fun. One of the best excursions we have ever done.
Our room was very spacious (considering we camp- we had lots of room). We splurged and upgraded to a balcony room and it was way worth it. We loved getting up and going out for sunrises and loved the stars at night. Breakfast was enjoyed there one morning by our son. We have done oceanview in the past but balcony will be our choice next time. We thought it was worth the extra.
We really enjoyed our trip and largely due to Cruise Critic. We gleaned info from the site for weeks before we left and have become one of the CC addicts. We met some wonderful people on the ship that we "met" through the roll call. It was nice to actually feel like you "knew" someone before we got onboard. We are looking forward to our next cruise- it will definitely not be another 11 years before our next one....


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I am having trouble removing the3 steering assembly. I have the manual and it says to remove the steering wheel,done that, remove the ball joint, done that, remove cap screws, all 4bolts done that, and then the hard part, remove the assembly from the tractor. Can't seem to get the last part, is there some trick, , I can't get the gear support past the bottom frame rail
Any words of wisdom, am I missing something?
Kurt Braun


text: In the marine world, high-energy prey make for high-energy predators. And to survive, such marine predators need to sustain the right kind of high-energy diet. Not just any prey will do, suggests a new study by researchers from the University of British Columbia and University of La Rochelle, in France.


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Demolition of the 63-year-old Samuel C. Mumford High School continues today after beginning last week.
It will take demolition crews about nine weeks to tear down the 240,273-square-foot Art Deco style structure as they make way for a new state of the art facility.
The $52.1 million building is currently under construction on the school's former athletic field and is expected to open this fall.
The campus is located on Wyoming Street in northwest Detroit, between Santa Clara and Thatcher streets.
As Amy Andrews explains, people have mixed emotions about the demolition of the iconic building that educated many notable alumnus.
"It really hurts me to see it come down, this was an incredible building... kids of all races and religions got together well. I'm still friends with a lot of those kids today," said 1962 graduate, Howard Golding.