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Journal: Many projects 2
After ages of prevarication, and of starting projects and giving up once they compile, I've actually started doing some useful stuff. Hopefully quite a lot will be finished this week and I can release.
Just a quick tasteroony: an Objective-C CGI library, an Objective-C dict accessor library and app, a few graphical apps, and an httpd and web browser. Hopefully they'll all compile anywhere that Cocoa and GNUstep can be compiled.
More as it happens...
Journal: NeXTSTEP PARTY
This has been discussed over with the GNUstep people, seems to have quite a few enthusiastic supporters.
This is a *very* geeky thought, but it strikes me that 2004-10-19 is the tenth anniversary of the OpenStep specification being published, and in my book that's as good an excuse for a party as any. Unfortunately, 2004-10-19 is also a Tuesday; however may I recommend that GNUstep/NeXTSTEP people from all over the world arrange to have parties on the weekend of October 16/17? I for one would like to meet some of you, discuss GNUstep, OS X, NeXT, reminisce about computers gone by and also have a lot of fun.
So, how does it sound? I'd appreciate any feedback. Number of people interested, locations of people, willingness to travel, what you'd like to do; and most important of all willingness to arrange meet-ups! It's unfeasible that everyone could get to one meeting but if we can arrange parties in a number of suitably-spaced locations then we'll still have a world-wide spirit; handy when considering the world-wide web came from NeXTSTEP!
I myself will definitely organise something in Oxford, England...what we do depends on what people want to do, but I can definitely promise at least one real black slab for those who have never seen one to play around, compare it with GNUstep/Cocoa, and see what we're all fussing about. And whatever people want to do, I'm sure we can find a way to do it in Oxford (or at least jump on a bus to London, for more adventurous activities....).
OK, so the date was a bit of a cheesy tie-in, but the idea's real. Meeting other *steppers, sharing information, shaking the hand of that person you've been chatting to for the last few years on the mailing list, they're all worthy goals, no? Let me know what you think.
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Journal: Open Source + Mac
Anyone who lives in the Oxford, UK area can come along to my talk at the Oxford Mac Users' Group regarding Open Source Software for the Macintosh. It will necessarily be a bit superficial but I'll be happy to answer any questions. Bat-channel: media production unit, 37 Wellington Square; bat-time: 2004-06-08-19-30.
Anyone who lives anywhere in the world whatsoever may download my slides after the talk; I'll drop a link in here.
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Journal: iMacs in bits - la deuxieme partie
So, what was I doing in these iMacs? Well, neither of them were booting, and I tried to sort this out. It turns out that one of them just had a dodgy disk, so reinstalling OS 9 on that one was the way forward. In fact, I wanted to install Panther, but it kept panicking (something like 'cannot find drivers for platform imac'). So I tried Jaguar, and that kept failing with the message 'the installer has unexpectedly quit (return code 0)', so eventually gave up and just stuck with Oh Ess Nein.
The other iMac was slightly more interesting, and I still don't fully know what was wrong with it. Still, as I had the whole thing apart, I thought I may as well write about my experiences here in case it helps someone. At first, it appeared to be the battery, the terminal potential difference under load was 0. So I bought a new battery from watchbattery and set about installing it. Having taken the machine apart as described in my last post, the battery is quite clear to see, near the middle of the logic board. With the cable from the power filter board to the logic board disconnected (that's the one with the really wide connector, from the four you had to remove to extract the LB), press the power button on the front of the Mac. Now remove the battery, and wait at least ten minutes for everything to discharge. Insert the new battery. If you're lucky (I wasn't), the system should now work.
So I thought that maybe the CUDA was messed up. This can be reset using the, um, 'CUDA RESET' button which is labelled as such on the logic board. However, press it twice in quick succession, and you've lost it. Apparently this can cause the PMU chip to crash, which reduces the battery life from five years to two days. Not optimal, as I'm sure you'd agree.
That didn't help either; one time the computer would power up, go bong, then shut down as soon as the POST was completed and disk spun up, but other than that there was no joy. Actually, it did that twice. So I decided just to use it for spares, and removed the battery (trivial), CD-ROM (easyish; just unplug the cables and it will fall out) and hard disk (reasonably easy; there are two screws holding the mounting bracket to the logic board chassis - you need to unscrew these, then fiddle about a bit as the bracket has two tabs that fit into slots in the chassis). However, if anyone's got any bright ideas regarding fixing this Mac, I'd be glad to hear them
Journal: iMacs in bits
I had to poke around in a couple of fruit-flavoured G3 iMacs today, as neither was booting properly. The inside of the iMac is a pretty interesting place, so here's a quick detail of what I did should it be interesting to anyone else. Needless to say, if you're not comfortable pulling computers apart, working with mains equipment or near the potentially fatal voltages found in the Cathode Ray Tube [see below], don't try this.
The first thing to do was to prepare. I found the Service Manual on the web, which contains troubleshooting and take-apart information. This is not quite indispensable, but gives you a good idea of what to look for. Read the take-apart section before you start working, so that you don't have to keep stopping and looking back.
Place the iMac face down on an anti-static mat, taking all the usual anti-static precautions. On the bottom near the back is a single screw in a recessed handle. Unscrew this (it won't come out though), and give the handle a good hard tug to get inside the case.
The good news is that if you just want to access the logic board, memory or drives, you don't need to go anywhere near the CRT
That was the easy bit
Coming soon: PRAM battery replacements and software upgrades
Journal: find(1) sucks donkeys' balls
It's pretty common knowledge that the person who wrote find, back in the days of version 1 UNIX from AT&T was working on IBM dinosaurs at the time and used the syntax from there to create find. It's also common knowledge that the syntax to find is pretty much the least UNIX-like of all of the UNIX tools.
What's less obvious - because find isn't used now as it was once, in many places - is just how bogglingly huge and redundant the code in find is. I mean, it has a -exec function which passes its output to the specified command. Now, wtf is xargs(1) supposed to be for? Indeed, that self-same function. find also has the ability to create cpio(1) archives. Well, unsurprisingly, cpio can already do that. The idea of UNIX is to make little tools that do one job properly, and chain them together. So there's no need for find to reimplement code that already exists elsewhere. Especially if it's going to do it in such a non-UNIX manner.
I know what you're thinking; if I hate it, I should fix it myself. Well I did. Grind is Graham's Replacement for fIND, and currently it will only do something similar to find's -name. I'm going to add some bits of find, but by no means all of it. And I'm going to try doing it in a UNIXey way. Documentation and build instructions (and a Mach_O PPC executable, oops) in the tarball.
Journal: Grrr...the whole BSD/Linux thing
I guess I could have called this a Mac OS X entry, a Linux entry, an UNIX entry, pretty much anything. But I think that the main subject here is BSD, so I'll go with that for now
It all started here, with this rather impressive description of the differences between Linux and BSD. Not the implementation differences; indeed I might pen a few sentences about those some time. This article describes the broad methodological differences between the systems. Unfortunately, when it got to
This was partly due to the way the article was worded. For instance, the author said that in his experience, BSD people understood Linux more than Linux people understood BSD. Well, maybe that's true, but it's not the kindof thing you say on a predominantly Linux-oriented site if you want objective reviews
The article noted the difference between a Linux distro and a BSD system, such as FreeBSD, NetBSD etc. This is a very key point. The various BSD flavours are not merely different distributions of the same system. They are different systems. Each one derives from the final Berkeley release of BSD, and has modified, added to, removed or replaced that Berkeley code as its developers have seen fit. So whereas SuSE and Fedora Linuxen use the same kernel, fileutils, C compiler etc. the different BSD systems truly are self-contained units.
A Linux distribution is a collection of software that contains the Linux kernel, and a bunch of other software that is necessary to get a useful operating system involving that kernel. The software is not (usually) maintained by the distributors. For instance, a particular Mandrake distribution may contain kernel version x.y.z from the Linux kernel project, gcc a.b from the Free Software Foundation, OpenSSL c.dp from OpenBSD, etc. etc.
A BSD system does not have distributions, per se. There is only one FreeBSD, for instance. As the original article stated, to obtain a BSD you typically have two options. One is to check out the current source code from their versioning system, the other is to download a "release" which is a snapshot of the source tree at a particular time. Some of the BSDs offer ISOs of their snapshot releases as binaries, which may be installed without the need to compile your own system.
The entire "base system" of a BSD is maintained as a single entity by its development team. So although a particular system may use a GNU utility, for instance, autoconf, if it's part of the base system then that autoconf is really a BSD derivative of the GNU code, and not necessarily identical to the GNU code that was merged with the base system. This is typically not the case with Linux distributions, in which the code is simply built and packaged 'as-is'.
I noticed while looking through the
Darwin - I promised I'd mention it near the end, I'm not sure whether or not this is the end but I've run out of things I thought I was going to talk about, otherwise
As regards the subject of this little journal entry, the important differences between Darwin and the other popular BSDs are the existence of a commericial version and the lack of a ports system. Obtaining Darwin is also more geared toward binary distributions than checking out the source tree, although the latter is available. There are also snapshot source distributions at the Darwin website, and more information at OpenDarwin.
Journal: Blah blah yackity schmakity
As apt-get kindly upgrades me to unstable (and I prepare for my computer to decay into a superposition of Spectrum and Commodore 64), I decide to update my journal before going back to Fourier transforms of electron densities.
So what shall I write about? Well, I'm currently trying to get up to date with Reports on Progress in Physics, a process that often makes me wish there was an "apt-get update brain" or the like. Also been checking in at the Nature Physics Portal, and the New Journal of Physics. Well it's either that or computing X-ray structure factors, which isn't the most interesting way that one can spend one's Friday afternoon...
Journal: Time capsule
My plan here is to create some random waffle that may or will not be true in a couple of months, so that everyone can have a jolly good tin barf when I'm wrong. At my expense.
OK, it's check date now, and I reckon that this time next month the high-end Apples will be running with PPC 970 processors supplied by Big Blue themselves. I expect these systems will be XServes, and a couple of the high-end PMacs.
Within three months, another % or so will have been shaved off all the existing G3/G4 stock, and some 970-based systems will be on the market.
Watch as I dig my time capsule into the mud, so we can all see how silly I look in years to come...
Journal: Mindless update
Firstly to annoy that AC, I note that the aforementioned power spike has now done in the cold cathode tube that was lighting up the inside of my computer. Luckily I got a photo of it in action before it died, so all is not lost.
Anyway, as the moment is taken up with Solid State revision, and installing GNUstep for Solaris, this update is being curtailed. This is possibly for the better.
Journal: Oooops.... 1
Oh dear.
Somehow, a power spike managed to bugger only my SuSE partition, without hosing either Darwin or Windows. OK, thinks I, just slap the old rescue DVD in and...ah. The rescue DVD is scratched to hell. So, off I went to Borders bookstore, in order to buy a new distro, and they only had bloody Red Hat. How annoyed am I? Very.


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LAS VEGAS – Colliers International – Las Vegas announced the finalization of a sale to Landmark Ventures LLC. The approximately 2,340-square-foot Del Taco Restaurant on approximately 30,621-square-foot parcel is located at 180 N. Pecos Road in Henderson. The transaction value was $1,920,000. David A. Grant of Colliers International represented the buyer. Greg Velasquez of Single Net Properties… [More…]
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If you're seating a host of guests for Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner, you'll need side dishes that will feed a crowd. All of these side dishes are suitable for serving with turkey or ham and all serve 8 people or more.
Holiday Sides for 8 or MorePlan ahead for your large holiday get-togethers by choosing easy side dishes that will feed a crowd of hungry guests.Take Brussels sprouts, for instance. Excluding salt and cooking spray, this recipe calls for just seven ingredients. Often simplicity is the key to making vegetables taste great, and this dish is no exception.
Mashed Potato CasseroleThe combination of buttery Yukon gold and fluffy baking potatoes offers richness and a nice contrast both in flavor and texture for this lightened potato casserole.
Wild Rice with MushroomsDress up a package of long-grain and wild rice mix with the addition of fresh mushrooms and Marsala. It will be a guaranteed hit on your holiday table.
Corn Fritter CasseroleThis moist, sweet-savory side dish is a cross between corn bread and corn pudding and is a perfect side dish for ham or roasted turkey at your next holiday meal.
Roasted Butternut Squash Risotto with Sugared WalnutsThis seasonal fall rice dish featuring roasted butternut squash makes a satisfying side dish for roasted turkey, roast beef or ham, but it's hearty enough to be a main dish, too. You can make it a meatless dish by leaving out the pancetta and using vegetable broth in place of the chicken broth.
Cornbread Stuffing With Sweet Potato and SquashIncrease both the color and the flavor of your cornbread stuffing by adding cubed butternut squash, sweet potato, and Granny Smith apple.
Wild Rice and Squash DressingWhile rice dressing may be officially a side dish, this one is filled with cubed banana squash, Italian sausage, frozen chopped spinach and currants and is hearty enough to be a main dish.
Green Beans with BaconThis simple side is a classic crowd-pleaser. Toss cooked green beans with shallots, lemon juice, salt, and pepper, and top with crumbled bacon.
Potato Casserole with Caramelized OnionsCombine mashed potatoes and sweet caramelized onions in this hearty make-ahead casserole. It's great side dish to serve with beef tenderloin or pork roast.
Honey-Roasted Root VegetablesHoney amplifies the natural sugars of the caramelized vegetables in this hearty side dish.
Wild Rice Cakes with BaconInstead of serving plain steamed rice with your holiday meal, impress your guests with tasty skilled-cooked rice cakes flavored with bacon, onion and almonds. They are a nice way to add an easy touch of sophistication to your holiday meal.
Wild Rice StuffingThis hearty stuffing is chock full of vegetables, pecans, and dried cherries and apricots. The sweet-and-savory combination is a sure crowd-pleaser, and stuffing is an easy side to make for large groups.
Broccoli, Cheese, and Rice CasseroleThis casserole is so delicious, even the kids are sure to gobble it up. Plus, it's incredibly easy and requires just seven ingredients, making it an excellent option for last-minute fare.
Whipped Sweet Potatoes with Hazelnut ToppingMashed (or whipped) white potatoes and sweet potato casserole are both classic holiday sides, but what about whipped sweet potatoes? This side features the traditional sweet potato casserole flavors of cinnamon, nutmeg, allspice, and brown sugar, yet it calls for whipping the potatoes with an electric mixer and topping with a hazelnut streusel. It's the best of both worlds!
Macaroni and Four CheesesMacaroni and cheese may be humble, but it sure is loved by all. This creamy version gets its incredible texture and flavor from four different types of cheese: Emmenthaler (or Swiss), Parmesan, Gorgonzola, and cheddar.
Roasted Root Vegetables with Walnut PestoBreak out of the green bean casserole rut with this fresh-tasting combination of carrots, parsnips, turnips, Brussels sprouts, shallots, and onion. A homemade pesto really pulls all of the flavors together and takes this dish from ordinary to extraordinary.
Roasted Potatoes with Tangy Watercress SauceDress up classic roasted potatoes with an easy, make-ahead yogurt sauce. This side goes well with just about anything and is perfect for casual weeknight meals and fancy holiday dinners alike.
Risotto with Champagne and RadicchioWhile wine is a common addition to pan sauces and beer finds its way into everything from fondue to quick breads, it's not often that Champagne gets a chance to shine in a recipe. Here, it brightens up plain risotto and complements the radicchio well. Chicken broth, yellow onion, Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, salt, pepper, and nutmeg add complexity and flavorful depth to the dish.


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Greenville Resident Charged with Tax Evasion
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16 January 2008
Greenville resident charged with tax evasion
South Carolina Department of Revenue criminal investigators arrested a Greenville resident today on multiple charges of state tax evasion.
Tangela L. Ray, 37, was charged with three counts of state tax evasion and one count of willful failure to pay taxes. She was release from the Greenville County Detention Center this afternoon on a $20,000 personal recognizance bond.
Ray, an employee of a Spartanburg County manufacturer, is accused of filing fraudulent W-4 employee withholding forms with her employer from 2002 through 2005 to avoid having state income taxes withheld from her wages. The department investigation also showed in 2002, Ray attempted to avoid paying state income tax by filing a state tax return claiming excessive business losses from a non-existent business.
Ray's tax liability for the period she is accused of tax evasion is estimated at $11,036. She is facing up to 16 years in prison and fines of up to $40,000 if convicted of the charges.
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I was telling my wife this morning....when I was growing up in NYC, we had MANY daily newspapers such as the Times, Post, Daily News, The Mirror, Journal American, Herald Tribune, World Telegram and Sun,Newsday, LI Star Journal, LI Daily Press, and then the Village Voice and the Amsterdam.....did I miss any?? How about magazines....Look, Life, McCalls, Sat. Evening Post,. Colliers..???? Now it all comes from TV and the Internet.
I think you pretty well covered it Ed....The few newspapers that are left are scripted, the investigative reporters are all gone. I delivered the LI star Journal on my morning paper rout before school.http://fultonhistory.com/Newspaper 14/Long Island City NY Star Journal/Long Island City NY Star Journal 1961/Long Island City NY
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Ed, you forget to mention newsday.
I used to deliver morning papers in the 50's. There were also several ethnic newspapers. A german paper called the Staats something? The Irish Echo. I think there were two different Jewish papers that I delivered, but at the moment, I can't remember the names. I think one may have been called The Forward.
On my paper route I would always meet the milkman delivering the milk. It was dark so care was taken not to get hit by a car as I delivered my papers-. My bike had a headlight and taillight so at least i was somewhat visible in the dark.
I used to also see the milkman, and on weekends, would also see a guy who delivered bagels.
Pomonoker.... There was an Italian Paper called...IL PROGRESSO, and the jewish paper was called the .....FOETZ (The Jewish Daily Forward)...we used to kid the Jewish kids in our neighborhood by saying..."SCHMUCK, you read the Foetz backwards?"
Lot's of fun bringing back memories of being a morning newsboy. I was always an early riser so getting up in the morning wasn't a problem. What I do remember iscutting it awfully close trying to get to school on time after finishing my route.
Yes, Il Progresso was one of them.The only bad memory I have of delivering the morning papers, was the Sunday Times. They were about 5 lbs each.
there used to be an old saying: "I went home with the news and mirror" meaning you hadn't gotten lucky that night
Michael.... I used that phrase many times after coming home from Yonkers Raceway or Roosevelt Raceway
So many times you lost in game, Ed?
Back in the day those Sunday morning newspaper deliveries required a lot of muscle power to handle the Manhattan High Rise Apartment Bldgs. on the East Side. Guys would sort the papers on Saturday night,get up at 6AM Sunday to start the run.Majority of the Paper route kids became the first to be successful in finding jobs.Around ten or eleven you would see them starting a stick ball game.Recently picked up a copy of the NY Daily News and NY Post,hasn't changed over the years.Personally enjoy reading the Wall Street Journal and USA Today.
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I have also been experimenting more with different flavours, more specifically using fresh summer herbs. I feel this tremendous need to use them all up before the frost has the last 'bite'. Hubby looks at me puzzled and asks me if herbs are not available year round at the grocery store, which is a valid question. But I guess it's the sense of accomplishment when you know that you took care of them through the season and now they're making themselves to the table.
So today, I wanted to share some ways to enjoy your fresh herbs before they're gone...
1. Make flavoured herb salt by chopping together various herbs, mixing them together along with sea salt and pulsing in a food processor. Place in the oven at 250C until dry (approx 30 mins). I then used the mortar to grind them into a finer powder. This tastes delicious on buttered bread....yumm.
2.Caprese salad (Ensalata Caprese)
1-1/3 cups lightly packed fresh basil leaves
1/4 cup of extra virgin oil
4 tsp balsamic vinegar
Pinch of salt and pepper
3-4 pieces of bocconcini or mozzarella
4 plum tomatoes
1/4 cup thinly sliced onions
In food processor or blender, puree 1/3 cup of the basil, oil, vinegar, salt and pepper until smooth. Place in air tight container and refrigerate.
Slice tomato and cheese into slices. On platter, alternately layer cheese, tomato and basil leaves.
Sprinkle with onion and drizzle dressing over salad.
I love to eat this salad with some Italian bread as a sandwich. (Don't things always sound tastier in a foreign language?)
3.Traditional Pesto
2 cups of fresh basil leaves
1/2 cup of olive oil
1/2 cup of grated parmesan cheese
1/2 cup of grana Padano or Romano cheese
4 gloves of garlic chopped
1/2 cup of pine nuts
1/4 teaspoon of salt
Using a pestle and mortar, crush the basil. Add the olive oil, cheese, garlic, pine nuts, salt and crush until a paste is formed. We love homemade pesto around here, spread over bread or on fresh warm pasta...
Notice that the consistency of my pesto is very watery as I cut the amount of cheese by half to keep it more on the healthy side. In my opinion, it still tastes just as good.
You could also place the pesto into an ice cube tray and freeze for later.
Here are some other great ways to preserve your herbs
4.Various ways to dry herbs
5.Fresh herb soap
6.Herb infused olive oil
What's your favourite way to preserve your summer?
I'll be back soon with some fall crafty 'stuff', see you then...xo
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How do I drag and drop an object from one grid to another in the same page using Selenium IDE. This is a web page, and it is designed in ExtJS. Please help me out doing this using the IDE.
In Selenium IDE there are 2 main drag and drop commands;
(1) dragAndDrop - Locates the target element and drags the element by x pixels horizontally and y pixels vertically.
In the IDE this should look like;
Command - dragAndDrop
(2) dragAndDropToObject - Locates the target element and drags the element to the centre pixel location of the destination element
In the IDE this should look like;
Command - dragAndDropToObject
The other drag and drop commands impose the -AndWait suffix, so assume that in response to the drag and drop done a request is sent and selenium should wait for the page to reload.
The functions (APIs) available in selenium for drag and drop do not work properly. So my suggestion for the drag and drop, can be resolved by the below code:
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For "dragAndDropToObject":
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ok,but seriously,heres the skinny.See,I am a professional chef and i work with those big automatic $5000 hobart jobs,but i couldn't borrow for a private halloween party i was having.So i was left to find an inexpensive model for the night.After some research for a "quality"home slicer around the ballpark of a ****,i found this model to be it.OK,it makes a sound,dont they all?Compared to restaurant models,you have to go slower.The plastic part to hold the meat is not as secure feeling as a n industrial hobart.But hey its a ****...And the party was a success.now the only thing is,for my needs and counter space,when the heck am i gonna ever use it again.to storage you go until another event lends itself to a slicer.the only con....there was a black wolfgang puck model for half the price.I left an email request to let me know when back in stock and wouldn't you know it,the darned thing came back in stock the day afterr the party.oh well such is life.....but recommends on buying this.thanks overstock.
Fabulous slicer. Can slice thin, or thick. Great value.
This is A GREAT SLICER - I owned a deli with professional slicers and this is the next best thing - and what a great price when you consider professional slicers are into the thousands of dollars. It sliced thinly and so evenly, I was shocked by it's useability. I would recommend this to anyone for home use, buy now, really.
We're making an effort to cut back on commercially-produced cold cuts and purchased this slicer to make our own lunchmeat from fresh meat we could season and cook at home. Thus far, I've prepared and sliced a beef round roast, a turkey breast, and a corned beef brisket. After roasting each, I sliced and put about 2 sandwiches' worth of slices in several separate zip-lock-style bags (marked with date), and froze. I just defrosted a bag of turkey breast sliced/frozen about a month ago. The turkey was still moist, with a good texture. I am not sure how long sliced meat stays good in the freezer, but it is not my intent to leave it there for too long. The plan is to use it up within a month or two for lunches and such, and replenishing the freezer on a continuing basis with a variety of home-made sliced meats. My only complaint about the slicer is: there is nowhere for the slices to land. They just kind of fall in a pile behind the unit. Putting a plate there to catch the slices works OK, but a way to 'direct' the slices from the blade would be better.
I read all other reviews, near and far, good and bad. The price was right; at 1/4 the price of a commercial unit. This is not a commercial unit and clearly would be inappropriate in that environment. For home use, it is just the thing you want...if...you get a good one...apparently I did. No problems, right out of the box. There is a blade guard, used for shipping, which you must remove. The blade is extremely sharp and large and easily removed. Be careful...know your limitations; you can hurt yourself easily. Pros: Fired right up...good blade speed...pork roast sliced...beef roast sliced...ham sliced. Not noisy. No serrated blade(nice). Cons: Sliding carriage is not removable(without dis-assembly) which hinders clean-up. Sliding carriage range-of-motion(or lack thereof) prevents slicing of larger items(no whole tip roasts). Weird: The sliced product must fall and cascade down the back side of the chassis as there is no open area in which to place a plate or a deli sheet. So, it's not perfect. But I would highly recommend this home food slicer. If you should get a bad one, as some obviously have, just box it up send it back. The next one is bound to be better. If you can afford a commercial unit or you want to use a slicer on a daily basis(this one recommends 15 minute max continuous use) spring for the $$$. That way, you will have nothing to complain about. If I encounter any difficulties down the road, I'll up-date my review. But for now, I'm happy
A very good machine for home kitchen use. Thorough cleaning is tedious but probably no more so than other slicers. Sure beats a slicing knife when dealing with a big ham!
Great value here on Overstock.com compared to other sites. Make your own deli meat and cheese trays in no time and far cheaper than buying precut trays at the grocery store. highly recommend!
This slicer works well but has a poor sanitary design. The stainless platform holding the meat tucks into a plastic frame leaving a very small opening for food juices to build. The platform needs to be 1 piece or cover the frame not tuck into it. Returned it.
This is a verry good product for this price.I will recommend this to other people.Cutting the turkey meet is verry easy.It will cut uniform and verry good
This slicer is okay does not cut very thin slices really well. So you will have to slice things a little thick or it will shred your meats and cheese.It cuts onions good.I find when I try to cut frozen foods it puts a strain on the motor and gives off a burning smell.Plus it's hard to push frozen cheese and meats through .But for the price I can't complain too much. It's been a year almost and it's still good and it suffice a family of four.
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