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The mechanic who conducted the inspection wrote it "did not pull, and didn't pull when braking." He also reported the break pads were all a quarter-inch thick, above the minimum standard, KING 5 reported.
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- BKchompchomp Sep 13, 2006 07:10 PM
A basic basic question from me. What is the difference between round and oval dutch ovens? I'm about to start some serious braising for fall and winter, and I don't have a dutch oven of any sort. I'm prepared to buy one, but I can't buy anything very expensive at the moment, which probably means I'll be getting something unenameled. I know that cooking in unenameled cast iron means I can't use very acidic ingredients(I guess coq au vin is out, unfortunately.) However, my roomate has a round enameled dutch oven that I could use. Are there things that round ovens aren't good for? I know very little about this, clearly. Any tips?
I think the only real difference between round and oval is what you can fit into the pot. An oval shape allows you do braise whole poultry, or largish pieces of meat. If you're cooking smaller pieces it doesn't matter. My biggest dutch oven is oval which is the only way I can get it on a single burner on my stove. If it were round it would have to be off-center.
If you season your unenamelled pot and use it regularly, the surface should seal. A friend of mine has a big cast iron pot which she uses for everything, including tomato-based pasta sauces and it works well for her.
I use my oval for things like lamb shanks and chickens. You can braise in ceramic/pottery and glass casseroles. If your recipe calls for browning first then do that in a regular pan and then transfer to the casserole and deglaze the browning pan with wine, stock, or water and add to the browned meat in the casserole.
As far as cooking it's my guess there's no difference whatsoever between round and oval. Like others mentioned, just what fits in the pot. I have a 7 qt. round LC and it can handle four big lamb shanks with no problem. Bet if I had them cracked I could do six.
Cool. Thanks. I probably won't be cooking huge amounts of very large pieces of meat, so the round sounds like it'll work out.
Just in case though, do you season a dutch oven the same way as cast iron skillet (i.e. coat the inside in oil and put it in the oven?) I hate the idea of having to leave tomatoes out.
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Yes, you season all non-enameled cast iron the same way. Unfortunately, even with a very well seasoned cast iron pot, I don't think you could escape the issue of reactivity with long, slow braises. When you want to braise with tomatoes, vinegar, wine, etc., you'd probably be better off borrowing your roomate's enameled dutch oven.
I have an oval LC dutch oven and I swear that when I am making soup or something that needs to be stirred a lot, the oval shape causes things to splash out more than when I use my round pots.
Enameled cast iron, a la Le Creuset, does not need to be seasoned. It's ready to go.
I have three enameled cast iron pans and I find the oval one is the one I use the least. It's great to have when I do need it, but it doesn't get used anywhere near as much as the other two.
Re splashing. Oval really isn't a very convenient general-purpose shape. And while CI has enough thermal mass to mitigate the problem, you do get a hotter center than sides over a burner - convenient sometimes, but more often it means having to stir things like chunks of meat around more often to get them to brown evenly, etc.
Unless you expect to use it a lot for its specific strength, I'd skip it unless you run across a deeply discounted one sometime. But they are nice to have when it comes up.
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I am thinking about getting the round All-clad cast-aluminum round Dutch oven, and am wondering if this also needs to be seasoned. I am assuming it is not dishwasher safe, but that would be another question. I am a newbie to this type of cookware too. Here is the link.
I am thinking about getting the round All-clad cast-aluminum round Dutch oven, and am wondering if this also needs to be seasoned. I am assuming it is not dishwasher safe, but that would be another question. I am a newbie to this type of cookware too. Here is the link.
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As far as I know, the only material that needs seasoning is cast iron. And I definitely don't put any of my pots in the dishwasher. Maybe I baby them though. I actually have a Lodge cast iron dutch oven that I got at W and S for about $50. It is really heavy duty and works extremely well, plus the dark interior makes for excellent browning. And the lid that came with it fits my larger cast iron frying pan perfectly. Lodge products are pre-seasoned so they are ready to use right away. Just an unsolicited product review in case you were having any qualms about shelling out for the All-Clad.
Not sure where you live, but Le Creuset has several outlet stores. You can buy there at half or less off retail. The pots are a little dinged up, paint might be a little uneven, but you'll never notice in a year. I know of one in Maine, one in Indiana, one in Wisconsin. Maybe more around?
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Here's a web site that lists all of Le Creuset's outlet stores: http://www.outletsonline.com/lecreuse...
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This is a better link to Le Creuset outlet stores. It not only gives locations, but it lists the monthly specials.
I am not sure if they are still available, but i too was looking at the LC dutch ovens and just couldn't fork over the money, i buy my All Clad at TJ Maxx and i know they get LC stuff in there from time to time, but i found an enameled cast iron dutch oven at target about a year ago for under $50 and it has done me very well over this time.


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I must be the exception here, I've got Virgin broadband and love it, decent speeds, decent service.
To be fair, when I was with BT at my previous house, I had no issues from them either. Is this possibly a case of the vocal minorities having undue influence?
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Calling for the demise of Anon, whilst posting anonymously.
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On the face of it, sound comments all-round.
However, the purpose of this vessel is for military use. Military vehicles in dangerous situations don't tend to carry with them enough fuel to cause enough concern past their own safety. This thing is for transporting large numbers of lives outside of safe airstrips, the very last thing it needs is to be vulnerable to internal detonation.
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On the one hand, it does appear eminently sensible and justified - Yes, it's easy to install if you want it, and we get to choose exactly what we want on our distro.
That said, by my understanding one of the aims of Ubuntu was to make it easy for those not used to linux to switch to it. Flash has become so ubiquitous now that, love it or hate it, it's conspicuous in its absence.
I'm not saying it's a wrong decision per se, and hopefully in the future we'll be able to shift away from it entirely for many things on the web, but I'm unable to join in the flag-waving "100% right decision" commenters above.
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Reboot key Brit 'ready to save internet'
>how will this guy - or any of the others, buy a plane ticket
Because before the internet, nobody was capable of booking flights anywhere!
How Google became Microsoft: A decade of hits, misses and gaffes
Er, no...
Curious, I could have sworn that Apple preferred to promote their patented Firewire alternative, which they earned a nice amount on due to royalties, but manufacturers chose to go with USB because it was cheaper, and Apple had no choice but to follow suit.
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Yahoo run/ran a social networking site?
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No matter what I try, I can't get any information on Yardley in Birmingham. Instead I've been given various statistics, directions, distances and graphics to do with a tiny community in Pennsylvania.
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Alas, some of us actually had to work today rather than sit on El Reg all day participating in these fun frolicks, but thanks all the same as they've been most fun to catch up on this evening. Full marks to you Sarah, and long may you reign!
Westminster forced to switch off digital CCTV cameras
What utter bullshit
Fucking hell, I work for a distributor that deals in CCTV products and I know there are craploads of converters to make use of legacy analogue systems to transmit digital CCTV, as well as bloody affordable megapixel security cameras.
God fucking damn state of the government in this fucking country.
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> The words need to be in succesion, IE, 'Beautiful Violence'
Actually no, I used to think this when I was at school but was pointed towards a dictionary which proved otherwise. An oxymoron IS a contradictory statement, not merely a pairing of contradictory words. As an example, "to make haste slowly" is an oxymoron.
Irish ISPs rally against record label anti-piracy threat
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God bless 'em indeed. That's put a smile on my face.
Government wastes £4.6m on mobile telly nonsense
You're forgetting the radio angle
I believe a reasonable amount of this has gone on radio advertising - I hear the ads here on one of the local stations and have to say that they're actually quite good. Yes, total waste for the video malarky, but I do believe som positive angles have come out of it.
Paris Hilton celebrates 28
Surely "not-NSFW" should just be 'SFW'? Bloomin' double-negatives.
And I'm not sure if I'm more amused by the article or the comments. Thanks to Lester and the commenters for brightening my day.
Joker must retire, insist Heath Ledger fans
Get real
As sublime as Ledger's Joker was, this is as likely to be listened to as PETA's attempt to rename fish 'sea kittens', and rightly so. Just because one actor's performance of a character is the best that has been seen doesn't mean that it will never be improved upon.
Get a grip on yourselves.
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As I believe all legislation put in place refers to unsolicited *commercial* email, happily this should be completely legal.
'Bloody' is an offensive word, declares ASA
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"I would like to express my anger and disbelief at ASA's continuing attitude to prudish complaints about advertisments featuring use of the word 'bloody'.
How is it that ASA justifies upholding baseless complaints such as the Sun's recent olympics advertisment, or Telewest's use of the word? It appears that the sole justification is that it could potentially be seen by children.
Yet the word 'bloody' is used in a myriad of children's entertainment. Even in the Harry Potter films, which are predominantly aimed at and watched by children, feature the use of terms such as 'bloody hell' on a frequent basis.
It is also a grave concern that the word may be considered non-offensive if used in a different context. The term 'bloody hand' could have multiple connotations, yet ASA feel they have the authority to decide which is 'accceptable' for the general public. This is censorship.
I would urge the ASA to seriously consider what it is doing and its own credibility if it persists in taking such wildly inappropriate actions of suppression. Complaints are often made about many things in life, but these are predominantly made by a very small minority - listening to this minority can only mean that the majority are inconvenienced."
Surely it's descriptive?
Like penis?
Paris... Yeah. Not too obvious.
MPs grill BBC heads over Manuelgate
$scandal . "gate"
Dissapointed, El Reg. Must every vaguely scandalous piece of news be compared to Watergate so that the masses know it's a scandal? Is this even a scandal anyway?
- Sits back and muses on the phonetics of 'scandal'
Home Secretary goes crazy on drugs... policy
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...why Labour took such a hammering at the polls recently?
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After 36 years leading the 40-year-old think tank he created, Feulner on April 4, 2013, assumed the new title and role of founder. That same day, Jim DeMint, the former senator from South Carolina, officially succeeded Feulner after a three-month transition following his selection as president by Heritage's Board of Trustees. Feulner also serves as chairman of the advisory board of Heritage's Asian Studies Center.
Under Feulner, Heritage grew from a nine-member staff on a shoestring budget working out of a rented office in 1977 to a 250-person, $80-million-a-year institution with a worldwide reputation for rigorous research and innovative policy recommendations, occupying three buildings near the U.S. Capitol.
"Ed Feulner has made Heritage not just a permanent institution on Capitol Hill, but the flagship organization of the entire conservative movement," Board Chairman Thomas A. Saunders said in December 2012.
As Feulner wrote in the introduction to one of his books, The March of Freedom: "This has been a conscious goal of The Heritage Foundation—to be a permanent Washington presence. We have set out to make conservative ideas not just respectable but mainstream. To set the terms of national policy debate. To offer not a lament for a lost America, but positive, practical, free market alternatives to the failed liberal policies of the old order."
Feulner's work in the conservative movement throughout his life has earned him praise from a range of individuals from Heritage donors to U.S. Presidents.
"By building an organization dedicated to ideas and their consequences, he has helped to shape the policy of our Government. His has been a voice of reason and values in service to his country and the cause of freedom around the world," read the citation of the Presidential Citizens Medal, given to Feulner on Jan. 18, 1989, by President Ronald Reagan.
Feulner's leadership has been internationally recognized. The Daily Telegraph (UK) named him one of the 100 most influential conservatives in America in 2007 and 2010. In a 2009 Forbes magazine article, Karl Rove ranked Feulner the 6th most powerful conservative in Washington. That same year, he was featured by the Fox News Channel on Fox News Sunday as host Chris Wallace's "Power Player of the Week." In July 2010, he was included in Townhall magazine's list of "the 100 Americans the Left hates most."
In April 2009, the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI) conferred upon Feulner the Charles Hoeflich Lifetime Achievement Award. In June 2012, he received the Bradley Prize for extraordinary talent and dedication at Washington's Kennedy Center.
Feulner first joined The Heritage Foundation as a founding Trustee in 1973. He later became President in 1977, Heritage's fourth in four years. After accepting the job, Feulner was determined to chart a new course for the struggling think tank.
He did not want to lead a group of academics that would write studies, place them on a shelf and hope someone important would read them. Instead, Feulner decided that Heritage would operate like a business that expected progress from its analysts and results from their policy studies. Heritage would achieve these results by creating timely, concise studies and aggressively marketing them to Congress, policymakers and the media.
This "briefcase test" concept became a model for other think tanks to follow. In fact, Heritage's success has led many liberals to try to create a "liberal Heritage Foundation" to counter the think tank's influence. "[Conservatives] worked on it for 30 years and they've got it," former President Bill Clinton complained in a 2003 appearance on NBC's Today show. "They've got everything from The Heritage Foundation, the sympathetic newspapers, to sympathetic cable programs …"
This didn't happen by accident. Feulner works tirelessly. He travels more than 150,000 miles a year, crisscrossing the United States and the globe to meet with leaders and help spread the ideals of individual liberty, economic freedom, rule of law, and family values.
"Although his ways are entirely unassuming, one pauses … to wonder how Ed Feulner manages as he does," wrote National Review founder William F. Buckley Jr. in an introduction to The Power of Ideas, a 1997 book on Heritage's history. "It helps that he disposes of the requisite biological and temperamental attributes—the capacity to go many hours without sleep, to travel endlessly attending to caseloads of work, to endure a day of meetings that begin at breakfast and end at midnight."
Feulner's schedule is often full because of the many hats he has worn over the years: He is the former President and current Treasurer of the Mont Pelerin Society; he has served as a Trustee and former Chairman of the Board of ISI; a Board Member of the National Chamber Foundation; a Board Member of the Institut d' Etudes Politiques; a member of the Board of Trustees of Regis University in Denver; and President of the Philadelphia Society, of which he is a Distinguished Member.
Feulner is a member of the Advisory Board of the Public Diplomacy Collaborative at Harvard University's Kennedy School of Government. He is past Director of the Sequoia Bank, the Council for National Policy, the Acton Institute, the International Republican Institute, the American Council on Germany, the Lehrman Institute, and George Mason University.
He is a longtime officer and director of three grant-making foundations: the Sarah Scaife Foundation, the Aequus Institute, and the Thomas A. Roe Foundation.
Feulner formerly served as a member of the Gingrich-Mitchell Congressional U.N. Reform Task Force (2005) and on the Congressional Commission on International Financial Institutions ("Meltzer Commission") from 1999-2000. He was the Vice Chairman of the National Commission on Economic Growth and Tax Reform ("Kemp Commission") from 1995-1996. As Chairman of the U.S. Advisory Commission on Public Diplomacy (1982-91), he was confirmed by the U.S. Senate on three occasions.
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Feulner speaks frequently both in the United States and abroad, and has been awarded honorary degrees from 15 colleges and universities. He has been declared a Benefactor of the University of Edinburgh, and has received honors from the governments of Taiwan and South Korea.
But his heart belongs to Heritage – and to the thousands of colleagues and supporters he has worked with over the decades. "I can't stress it enough," Feulner said in 2002 on his 25th anniversary as president. "If you don't have the right people, you won't have the success Heritage has had over the years."
Edwin John Feulner Jr. was born Aug. 12, 1941, in Chicago to Helen Joan Feulner and Edwin J. Feulner Sr., who owned a real estate firm. After growing up in Elmhurst, Ill., Feulner attended Regis University in Denver. There he read Arizona Sen. Barry Goldwater's best-selling manifesto, The Conscience of a Conservative and Russell Kirk's The Conservative Mind, which influenced his thinking and the direction of his life.
He graduated from Regis University with a bachelor's degree in English, and received an MBA from the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business in 1964. He later attended Georgetown University and the London School of Economics, and then earned a doctorate degree at the University of Edinburgh in 1981.
Feulner began his Washington career as Public Affairs Fellow for the Center for Strategic Studies (now the Center for Strategic and International Studies) and at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University, where he wrote on subjects such as trade with the Soviet Union. He later became a confidential assistant to Rep. and later Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird (R-WI). Afterward, Feulner became Chief of Staff to Rep. Philip M. Crane (R-IL). Before joining Heritage as its President, Feulner was Executive Director of the Republican Study Committee.
Feulner is the author of eight books: The American Spirit (2012), Getting America Right (2006), Leadership for America (2000), Intellectual Pilgrims (1999), The March of Freedom (1998), Conservatives Stalk the House (1983), Looking Back (1981) and Trading with the Communists (1968).
He was the editor of U.S. – Japan Mutual Security: The Next Twenty Years, China – The Turning Point, and a contributor to 10 other books and numerous journals, reviews and magazines. Feulner also was publisher of Heritage's Policy Review magazine from 1977 until 2001, when Heritage transferred the publication to the Hoover Institution. He was the co-founder and Chairman of the Web site Townhall.com, which was established to coordinate online activities of dozens of conservative organizations and columnists.
Feulner also pens a weekly column that appears regularly in dozens of newspapers and Web sites across the country.
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