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other than the assembly being somewhat tedious, once assembled it is a great tool, very precise and accurate cuts.
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This miter gauge is very accurate and beautifully made except for one important problem: the t-slot bar is aluminum and has too much flex. I bought this miter gauge to dado slots in the sides of a chest of drawers because I was getting some flex with the miter gauge that came with my Delta Contractor table saw (and has a steel bar). When I saw that the flex was worse with this one I put it aside and went back to the original. It should be fine for smaller pieces that do not stress it as much.
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I have already used the miter gauge on my old table saw and it has improved the accuracy of my cuts and allowed me to make cuts on smaller pices of wood than I would otherwise have attempted. It has improved the safety of my use of the saw. I am sure as i devlope my skills I will come up with more and more techniques with this tool.
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After installing the handle, the miter head is angled down and the face is no longer at 90 degrees to the miter bar. I emailed Kreg and was told a washer was added to make miter adjustment easier and my miter head was not milled correctly. New miter heads are angled to compensate for the washer. I was told a "correct" miter head would be shipped. I have not received it after a couple of weeks. In addition, this does not correct the problem of added strain to the miter head/bar attachment point when the handle is installed. Milling the miter head at an angle to compensate for a washer does not seem to be a viable corrective solution. If the problem is not corrected soon, it will be returned.
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John Howard Yoder | |
Born | Smithville, Ohio | December 29, 1927
Died | December 30, 1997 South Bend, Indiana | (aged 70)
Cause of death | Heart attack |
Residence | Elkhart, Indiana |
Alma mater | Goshen College (B.A.), University of Basel (Th.D) |
Occupation | Professor Theologian Christian ethicist |
Years active | 1961–1997 |
Employer | Goshen Biblical Seminary Mennonite Biblical Seminary University of Notre Dame |
Known for | The Politics of Jesus |
Religion | Mennonite |
John Howard Yoder | |
Born | Smithville, Ohio | December 29, 1927
Died | December 30, 1997 South Bend, Indiana | (aged 70)
Cause of death | Heart attack |
Residence | Elkhart, Indiana |
Alma mater | Goshen College (B.A.), University of Basel (Th.D) |
Occupation | Professor Theologian Christian ethicist |
Years active | 1961–1997 |
Employer | Goshen Biblical Seminary Mennonite Biblical Seminary University of Notre Dame |
Known for | The Politics of Jesus |
Religion | Mennonite |
John Howard Yoder (December 29, 1927 – December 30, 1997) was an American theologian and ethicist best known for his defense of Christian pacifism. His most influential book was The Politics of Jesus, which was first published in 1972. Yoder was Mennonite and wrote from an Anabaptist perspective. He spent the latter part of his career teaching at the University of Notre Dame.
Yoder earned his undergraduate degree from Goshen College where he studied under Mennonite theologian Harold S. Bender.[1] He completed his Th.D. at the University of Basel, Switzerland, studying under Karl Barth, Oscar Cullman, Walther Eichrodt, and Karl Jaspers.
After World War II, Yoder traveled to Europe to direct relief efforts for the Mennonite Central Committee. Yoder was instrumental in reviving European Mennonites following World War II. Upon returning to the United States, he spent a year working at his father's greenhouse business in Wooster, Ohio.
Yoder began his teaching career at Goshen Biblical Seminary. He was Professor of Theology at Goshen Biblical Seminary and Mennonite Biblical Seminary (the two seminaries that formed Anabaptist Mennonite Biblical Seminary) from 1958 to 1961 and from 1965 to 1984. While still teaching at Associated Mennonite Biblical Seminary, he also began teaching at the University of Notre Dame, where he became a Professor of Theology and eventually a Fellow of the Institute for International Peace Studies.
Yoder's personal papers are housed at the Mennonite Church USA Archives.
Yoder is best remembered for his work related to Christian ethics. Rejecting the assumption that human history is driven by coercive power, Yoder argued that it was rather God—working in, with, and through the nonviolent, non-resistant community of disciples of Jesus—who has been the ultimate force in human affairs. If the Christian church in the past made alliances with political rulers, it was because it had lost confidence in this truth.
He called the arrangement whereby the state and the church each supported the goals of the other Constantinianism, and he regarded this arrangement as a dangerous and constant temptation. He argued that the early Church was a subversive community, but later after the rise of Constantine the Great the Church came to desire power and political influence. Yoder called this the Constantinian shift. He further argued that Jesus himself rejected this temptation, even to the point of dying a horrible and cruel death. Resurrecting Jesus from the dead was, in this view, God's way of vindicating Christ's unwavering obedience.
Likewise, Yoder argued, the primary responsibility of Christians is not to take over society and impose their convictions and values on people who don't share their faith, but to "be the church." By refusing to return evil for evil, by living in peace, sharing goods, and doing deeds of charity as opportunities arise, the church witnesses, says Yoder, to the fact that an alternative to a society based on violence or the threat of violence has been made possible by the life, death, resurrection and teachings of Jesus. Yoder claims that the church thus lives in the conviction that God calls Christians to imitate the way of Christ in his absolute obedience, even if it leads to their deaths, for they, too, will finally be vindicated in resurrection.
In bringing traditional Mennonite convictions to the attention of a wider critical audience, Yoder reenergized stale theological debates over foundational Christian ecclesiological, Christological, and ethical beliefs. Yoder rejected Enlightenment presuppositions, epitomized by Kant, about the possibility of a universal, rational ethic. Abandoning the search for a universal ethic underlying Christian and non-Christian morality, as well as attempts to "translate" Christian convictions into a common moral parlance, he argued that what is expected of Christians, morally, need not be binding for all people. Yoder defended himself against charges of incoherence and hypocrisy by arguing for the legitimacy of moral double standards, and by pointing out that since world affairs are ultimately governed by God's providence, Christians are better off being the Church, than following compromised moral systems that try to reconcile biblical revelation with the necessities of governance.
Of his many books, the most widely recognized has undoubtedly been The Politics of Jesus; it has been translated into at least ten languages. In it, Yoder argues against popular views of Jesus, particularly those views held by Reinhold Niebuhr, which he believed to be dominant in the day. Niebuhr argued for a Realist philosophy, which Yoder felt failed to take seriously the call or person of Jesus Christ. After showing what he believed to be inconsistencies of Niebuhr's perspective, Yoder attempted to demonstrate by an exegesis of the Gospel of Luke and parts of Paul's letter to the Romans that, in his view, a radical Christian pacifism was the most faithful approach for the disciple of Christ. Yoder argued that being Christian is a political standpoint, and Christians ought not ignore that calling.
The Politics of Jesus was ranked by evangelical publication Christianity Today as the 5th most important Christian book of the 20th century.[2]
According to articles in the Elkhart Truth, allegations that Yoder had sexually abused, harassed, and assaulted women circulated for decades and became known in wider Christian circles, but were never publicly acknowledged until 1992.[3] After repeated institutional failures to address these abuses a group of victims threatened to engage in a public protest at a Bethel College (located in North Newton, Kansas) conference where Yoder was to be a speaker. The college President rescinded Yoder's invitation, the student newspaper reported the story, and one of the victims reported that Bethel was "the first institution in the church that has taken this seriously" (Mennonite Weekly Review, March 12, 1992). The Elkhart Truth articles detail extensive allegations of harassment of students and others.[3]
From the summer of 1992 to the summer of 1996, Yoder submitted to the discipline of the Indiana–Michigan Conference of the Mennonite Church for allegations of sexual misconduct. Yoder's writing in the unpublished 1995 book "The Case for Punishment" suggest he believed he was the innocent scapegoat of a conspiracy. Upon the conclusion of the process, the church urged Yoder "to use his gifts of writing and teaching."[1]
Despite the allegations of abuse, Yoder's obituary in the New York Times did not mention any improprieties.[4] Sixteen years after his death, in October 2013, the New York Times ran an article discussing the allegations, quoting one of the complainants Carolyn Heggen who claimed that more than 50 women "said that Mr. Yoder had touched them or made advances." The article also discussed the recent formation of a support group for victims.[5]

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Amazing cafe
It is one of the most famous cafes near my college area. It is a bit pricey but quality is too good for at least 1 visit. Went with friends and had chilli cheese toast , waffles with chocolate sauce-both have been amazing and portion was enough to have with 1 more person. It was an elegant breakfast that I enjoyed with my roommate and the ambiance was very relaxing too.
Amazing place for going with friends or even alone
This is a place I like to sit even alone and relax for some time, it is close to my college and I have been here twice with friends and we have tasted many things,like- hot chocolate, which is brilliant, Mocachino which is again a nice chocolate flavored coffee, salads which are very fresh and made with good portion for 1 person each; staff is extremely courteous and food is prepared and delivered quickly!
Heaven for coffee lovers
Located in one of the by-lanes in Kala Ghoda, the Kala Ghoda Cafe was a late, but good find. Cute little cafe done up nicely. Hospitable staff with an amazing menu. Recommend this place for breakfast or evening tea/snacks. This place serves the best coffee I've had in Mumbai!
One of its kind
This is one of the best places to have good food.
white place in "kala" ghoda
Small little cafe but known for its superb heritage and fabulous ambience. One must have the med salad, the pumpkin and green apple soup, the BLT sandwich,the carrot cake and the cheese straws. Come here and spend a lazy weekend afternoon and I assure you won't regret it. the breakfast combos are great value with good coffee, juice and sandwiches too. Wifi is an added bonus.
Small little cafe but known for its superb heritage and fabulous ambience. One must have the med salad, the pumpkin and green apple soup, the BLT sandwich,the carrot cake and the cheese straws. Come here and spend a lazy weekend afternoon and I assure you won't regret it
Go for their Rasta Sandwich!
This small little cafe resides in the by lanes of Fort, a little hard to spot, Its opposite Chetana Restaurant. Ideal for a tete a tete, this all day open cafe dishes out some great stuff. Among the must try here are the Belgian Hot Chocolate.... Trust me, its to die- for, the Rasta Sandwich is their USP, it oozes out tanginess in every bite ..... Their KGC Special Sandwich can be tried in the chicken version too and the KGC Chefs Salad is a refreshing break from the monotonous salads too. They also have a good range of healthy juices.
Service Wise- The service is courteous an they always give you a warm welcome.
Except for the tininess of the place, there isnt much you can complain about!!
Nice Breakfast
Visited this morning for breakfast, and despite the small menu, it was difficult to decide. Ended up with poached eggs, which were wonderfully cooked, and came with roasted tomatoes, a hash brown and toast. The eggs, tomatoes and hash browns were great, but it would have been wonderful to have something other than standard Mumbai brown bread. A nice seeded loaf, or homemade bread would take it to another level.
The ambiance is nice, and more European than heart-of-Mumbai. Service was a little slow, but that's life here. Will definitely be back if I am in the area.
Romantic place
We tried on a saturday evening..Deserted peaceful lane, literally vacant place and a great ambience made the place quite romantic. the music is cool. Staff is couteous. We quickly order the soup of the day and was promptly told its out of stock...communication on blck board could have been updated. We ordered veg Morjim salad which was out of the world. The sesame and peanuts dressing made it even more tasty. the chedar and pickle sandwich w/o cheese was also awesome. Coffee was ok..Overall great place.
Better Places Around
It's a cutesy place with maybe 5 - 6 tables and a small focused menu. Lot of wasted potential.
Food: Had the waffle with chocolate sauce and a sandwich. The waffles tasted of too much egg and are totally avoidable. The sandwich was average.
Service: Is too slow for such a small place. The waiters are just dawdling around.
There are better places around like Food for Thought for me to come back. The menu is also not interesting enough to revisit.
The owner was sitting on the top area and talking loudly..the scrambled eggs were soggy...service poor and slow... The coffee is exceptional...I bought 250gms for home..the lane in which the restaurant is is smelly and dirty...The coffee cups need better handles...I know its fashionable to have small handles but then you have to be a midget to use them.
Its a small place although but has a British ambiance.....less options for food but a nice place to chill out and a nice cup of cappuccino and waffles. Good food and ambiance with wifi facility.
Unique ambience, unimpressive service
I went by to Kala Ghoda Cafe last week. First off, the place is small, but you have to appreciate how they have decorated the interiors despite the handicap of space. The ambience is really nice, similar to studio cafe's you may visit in other cities around the world. However, the service was appalling; there were just two waiters, and even they were taking their own sweet time to respond. One of them even waited to finish his conversation on the phone before coming to our table.
Secondly, and this is the crux of the matter, they serve me an Iced Tea (which wasn't so good) along with a sugar syrup dispenser with ANTS walking all over it! Second item, a toast with cheese that was surprisingly closer to garlic bread with cheese than a simple toast.
Visit KGC if you want to experience a nice ambience and possible share a cup of tea/coffee (hopefully better than the iced tea), but not for anything else.
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KG Café is a small & cosy place with a nice mezzanine. I love going there late in the evening & take a good book.. most of the time the place is dead empty in the evening... a delight!
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Went there early on a Sunday evening. You'd NEVER find the place unless you were specifically looking for it or if you had gone to Trishna.
The place is cozy. It has 5 maybe 6 tables. The coffees were good and the rocket leaves and cheese sandwich we had was great. There is a changing sandwich and dessert of the day but there is not much choice otherwise. The little chocolate square accompanying the coffees was a nice touch.
Over all they have a limited menu (which is not necessarily a bad thing) and limited space which could be an issue on weekdays.
Paid 200 for 2 coffees and one veg sandwich.
Would I go there again? Probably if I'm in the area.
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Is half-past noon too early for lunch? Granted that the Kala Ghoda Café is being marketed as a coffee shop but when we visited one Tuesday, we were told that the cook would only arrive at 2 pm and therefore we could only get one of the four sandwiches listed on their rotating menu. Two committed carnivores were thus deprived of the chicken salad, egg mayo and veg Med options and had to settle for the KGC special, a parmesan and rocket sandwich that was prepared by the affable manager.....
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It's a coffee shop the size of a garage, that was once a stable. Perhaps, it's this pastiche of reality that makes Kala Ghoda Cafe a bit more fascinating than it actually is. Wedged between hardware shops and warehouses in a tiny alley that's earned a place on Mumbai's culinary map thanks to firangs-love-it seafood eatery Trishna, the cafe fits 5 tables that can seat 15-odd people. A few more can lounge on a quaint wooden mezzanine that houses a comfy couch, bathed in sunlight streaming in through a sloping sun-roof. You make your way there up a ladder, so, the osteoporotic and non-nimble footed can stick.....[read more on Mid-Day]
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Thermomix & Japanese Cooking
It's been a few years since I brought a Thermomix into my kitchen and it would not be an understatement to say that it's become my right-hand man (or woman?) of sorts. If my blog is anything, it should at least hopefully serve as a testament to how much more cooking a karate-doing, doll-collecting, craft-making, working mother of two can achieve thanks to a machine. The Thermomix has helped me to cook more things more often and IMHO it's been worth its hefty price tag.
As über helpful as it is though, I'm not adverse to identifying the shortcomings of the Thermomix and Japanese cooking is one area where you may as well not have one. While I've discovered a stellar collection of recipes for various other cuisines on the net, there was a relative dearth of Japanese recipes for the Thermomix. Even a quick Google search in Japanese for recipes for the TMX only yielded Western style dishes posted by a small handful of Japanese bloggers. I did however find some really cool things that people have experimented with (such as making 'tororo', or yam paste) which I look forward to trying.
Visiting the official Japanese Thermomix website was not terribly enlightening either and I'll bet my bottom yen that it hasn't been updated much since it was first uploaded, circa 2006. In fact, the machine most featured on the website is the TM21 and we all know that the current model is the TM31 (right?). Dare I say someone thought it would be a good idea to launch the Thermomix in Japan but clearly it wasn't. It may actually be popular in commercial kitchens but a lack of domestic interest in the TMX means there's not a lot of recipe sharing happening.
Thermomix may not be so popular in Japan for some cultural and logistical reasons. Firstly, most Japanese kitchens are relatively small with only one working bench area. The average microwave oven used in Japan is smaller than the Thermomix! Unless kitchen storage room is plentiful the TMX is a hulk of a machine to accommodate in a typical Japanese 'LDK' (flat or apartment).
Also, the amount of food the Thermomix produces is generous which is a bonus for most Western households and appetites but not so much in Japan. If you consider the risotto recipe in the Everyday Cookbook (which even I adjusted in Lettuce Risotto), it can easily feed eight adults. The same amount of risotto would freak out a Japanese family (typically of four or less people) of modest appetite. In a country where freshly bought and prepared fare daily is king, leftovers aren't always welcomed.
Ultimately though, I believe the lack of Japanese recipes for the Thermomix is due to it not being particularly compatible with the fundamental styles of Japanese cooking. In short, the Thermomix doesn't make life easier for the average Japanese home cook. In Australia (and elsewhere) it's been touted as the machine that can replace all others but in Japan, where the bulk of cooking processes is generally done by hand, the Thermomix doesn't replace much, if at all.
So let's look at those fundamental styles and see whether the Thermomix can be of service or not:
- grilled and pan-fried dishes (yakimono) such as Teriyaki Chicken, Ginger Pork etc.
– Kinda. You can pan-fry some things in the TMX but the result is more moist than dry which doesn't help with the glazing process for some dishes. - stewed/simmered/cooked/boiled dishes (nimono) such as Buta No Kakuni (simmered pork belly)
– Kinda. The TMX tends to retain moisture in its bowl so reduction cooking is a little difficult, if not impossible for some dishes. - stir-fried dishes (itamemono) such as sauteed green beans.
– Kinda. The TMX sautees well so some dishes are possible but things that need a long time to cook through may end up more moist than crisp. - steamed dishes (mushimono)
– Varoma is a marvel at steaming, so YES!! - deep-fried dishes (agemono)
– No. Just no. - soups (suimono ??? and shirumono)
– Yes! Miso soup is easy to do in a TMX as with all other Japanese style broths. - pickled/salted vegetables (tsukemono)
– Kinda. More for preparation perhaps. - dishes dressed with various kinds of sauce (aemono)
– Yes. The TMX is the ace of sauce making after all. - vinegared dishes (su-no-mono ???)
– Kinda. Again, more for preparation.
From this you can probably gather that the moisture retaining ability of the Thermomix isn't actually a benefit where Japanese cooking is concerned. It's perfect for sauce based dishes such as curries and pasta but for most part, a frying pan or saucepan just does the job better for most Japanese recipes. For everything else in the list above that a Thermomix might be useful for, you can well appreciate that a home cook in Japan can find other ways to do the same thing.
So is there any point in trying to cook Japanese food with the Thermomix? Therein lies a pretty cool challenge for me since I've always wanted to work with more Japanese ingredients and produce delicious food with it via the Thermomix. I'll post any recipes I convert successfully here and should there be some Japanese or Japanese food cooking Thermomix users out there who could refute or support anything I've discussed here, it would be great to hear from you!
With that, I'll move on to my first recipe.
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Great post Moni and I look forward to reading about your endeavours into Japanese cooking with a Thermomix! I feel the same way about Chinese/Vietnamese cooking. Sometimes I think that having a Thermomix would be cool but I don't think I would actually use it that much because of the style of cooking that I do.
Thanks Ai-Ling! It's about the only drawback about the Thermomix if your main cuisine is Asian. I think some Chinese recipes would work but I certainly can't imagine it being that useful for Vietnamese dishes. We'll see what we can conjure up anyway for Japanese cooking :)
Hi Monica! I came across your blog while following your link for congee from the recipe community, and I'm so glad to have found this blog! I've just put in an order for my TM and I'm super excited, but I am faced with the same conundrum as you with the lack of Japanese recipes (and yes I did the same as you-checked out the Japanese website only to find it pretty much useless and very outdated!). I love love love Japanese food (I'm originally from Japan too) and I was blindly hoping that my TM would miraculously whip me up all my fave Japanese dishes within minutes, but I guess what you're saying makes a lot of sense. So I really look forward to seeing new recipes on your blog, but in the meantime I'll be trying out some of your existing ones which look amazing, starting from the congee!
Hi there! So glad you stopped by and nice to meet you :) Yes, while the Thermomix makes a lot of cool things, there are just some world cuisines that don't work that well with it. I think there's a lot of potential with Varoma (like for Chawanmushi) but I guess we'll have to see. Please let me know if you discover any fun Japanese recipes for the TMX. I am going to try some warabi mochi this week :D
Can I use my Australian tm31 in Japan?
Hi Katrina. I think you'll need to do some research but my feeling is that you'll need a transformer or voltage inverter to power something like a Thermomix in Japan. I don't believe it handles multiple voltages unlike laptops and other appliances so you'll end up frying it if you connect the TMX to power using just an adapter. If you're moving there for more than a year it's probably worth investing in a transformer as you'll be able to use other appliances you might take over.
HI Monica, i came upon your site while trying find on the internet whether i can use Thermomix to make kochi — the whole process (steam the sticky rice and knead it). If it does this, i am thinking of getting Thermomix. I saw that you make warabi mochi with it. So Thermomix can make mochi? i can't find anything on this on the internet. Thanks so much!!!
Hello Shiori! Thanks for visiting. I had always been meaning to see if I can make regular mochi in the Thermomix and although I think it's not possible, I will try. The Thermomix works/works best with ingredients that are either somewhat liquid or loose (grains, beans etc.) and mochi is basically neither of those :( I will try making ohagi first since it doesn't have to be smooth and then move on to mochi. I'll let you know what happens :)
Hello, have you been able to make some mochi in your TMX? I would love to know !
Hi Enzo. Thanks for visiting. I think I am going to have to give it a try in earnest as many people seem interested. I'm not too optimistic as mochi lacks moisture ultimately and the Thermomix needs some amount of liquid or air in its ingredient to move around well. I think the mochi will stick to the bowl too much but I'm willing to give it a try!
Hi – I have just brought my TM31 to Japan from Australia, and it doesn't work!! I need to invest in a transformer, but when I went to buy one today, i was told I needed to know what the wattage of the machine was. The transformers are over Aus $200, so not a small investment to make if I want to use it for the next 2 years whilst we are posted here. I am not anticipating doing much Japanese food in it, but would be good to be able to still make my risottos and soups etc.
Hi Monica
I've looked all over where to buy a Thermonix in Japan but like u say, only the T21 is available (that was told to me by Hisaguchi-san who's listed as the Tech Service Provider) & there's no official site anywhere on the net for Japan. Neither Amazon Japan nor Rakuten has it but I found it on Amazon US though it's 240v which is useless here. I figured both Korea & Taiwan use the same voltage & that I might get from there instead. Any ideas/advice/suggestions which will be helpful in acquiring it? Thanks
Just for your info, Amazon US price is $2999.99, while in Europe is E996 which is about US$1380 & in Malaysia/Singapore it's presently about US$1742. Price aside, it's the voltage that is the main problem for me though the US price is out of this world!!!-
Hi Carol. Thanks for visiting :) Hope you're enjoying the spring weather in Japan!
I think you would need to buy one of those heavy, boxy transformers to convert the voltage correctly and safely. Even then I'd be pretty nervous with a TMX given its price tag :| You might be able to ask an electrician to rate the machine for safe usage with a transformer but it means having to buy the TMX first. I can't say I've heard about the TMX being used in Korea or Taiwan but maybe it's worth contacting the head office in Germany to see what they have to say too? Incidentally, the Thermomix is just under 2000 AUD so about 1900 USD here in Australia but you can only buy one through a consultant, sort of like Tupperware :) Please let me know what you do!
Hi Monica
Feedback FYI – no response from Korea & couldn't translate their homepage. Taiwan was very courteous but don't provide international shipping though if I were to go to Taiwan, they encouraged me to visit & buy direct by cash or credit card & gave me a contact no. Vorwerk HQ rep is away till May/7 so maybe will get a response then.
No, a step-up transformer is a bad idea as from 110 to 220-240v, the electricity bill will sky rocket but more important, if there's any problem, they might void the warranty (if any) if I use the transformer. I found some on eBay but not for 100v. Sigh!! Looks like I'm out of luck totally.
Thanks for taking the time to reply & wishing u great success in yr mochi experiment. Gambatte!!
Hello every TM lovers living in Japan,
I bought TM31 in France 3 years ago (220-240V/50-60Hz, max 1500W) and it works perfectly with a transformer: check that input ??/output ?? voltage fits as well as the watt capacity. Mine has a 1100 W capacity and I never had any problem. It is heavy and costs about 20/30,000 Jpy (Internet or Akihabara /Tokyo or sayonara sales).
I was wondering why TM 31 was not developed for Japan (as it is for South Korea & Taiwan) but guess that japanese recipes are limited. It is just wonderful if you want to try French cooking (easy & cheap for family/healthy…) as you can find ingredients easily here in Japan.
Let me know if you are interested to test and taste some easy & really good recipes !


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Originally, I was planning to use this article to cover use of Java Studio Creator for simple Web apps that could be used on a mobile phone, but I realized that this and other articles I was planning to write about would require data in something a little more complete than the pointbase Java database that comes with Java Studio Creator by default. Creating database-driven apps requires a database, and that requires data. This makes it necessary to create schemas and populate them with some sample data. This is of course possible with pointbase, but without any admin tools it means writing a bunch of SQL and just takes longer than if you have access to some higher-level tools. Also, for many people working on a project, at least right now pointbase is probably not a consideration. Serious contenders for backend databases for J2EE enterprise Web apps of course include Oracle, DB2, SQL Server, and a host of other commercial options. On top of that, many people wanting something a bit higher in the food chain but maybe without a lot of cost may consider Postgres, Firebird, or MySQL. It is the latter I have chosen for my future examples, since it is quick and easy to download and install on any supported platform (which is pretty much all of them), is simple to use, and has some very nice higher-level support tools. More importantly, it also has a JDBC driver (essential for use in Java Studio Creator). That said, most of the points in this article about using Java Studio Creator with MySQL above are transferable to other databases. I will not attempt to cover the installation and administration of those other databases, because if you want to use them you probably know that already. However, I will point out the points where JDBC setup, database URL template setup, and other places that are likely to be customized for different databases. MySQL is chosen because future articles I write will include scripts to set up and populate MySQL databases with data that will be used for the examples. If you want to try and adapt these to other databases to follow the articles, I wish you luck, but politely decline to offer technical assistance in converting the data across to the database of your choice. The first step will be obtaining MySQL, the JDBC drivers, and (optional) some tools that make working with MySQL easier. Depending on your platform, you may already find that you have MySQL installed on your machine. Most Linux distributions in particular come with MySQL either installed by default, or in the accompanying software packages with your distribution. You can use the software installation application included with your version of Linux to search for and install MySQL if it is provided. Failing that, you can download binaries for Linux from the same place as binaries for Mac and Windows. For all platforms, if you need to install MySQL (and on Windows and MacOSX you probably will), the downloads page is: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/4.1.html There are quite a lot of different versions, so you may need to scroll down to find the platform binary you need. After download, installation will be what you are expecting on your platform—probably RPM for Linux, msi for Windows, and dmg for MacOSX. Install as you would any other app; you should hit no problems. If you are prompted for a root or admin username and password, remember what they are because you will need them later. You also need to grab the JDBC driver for MySQL; the download page for this is: http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/j/3.1.html The binaries are pure Java jars; hence, they are the same across all platforms. Just grab the zip or tar.gz based on your preference, and unzip or untar it. 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It requires a PHP installation on a working Web server to run, and I will not cover the installation of that here. Suffice to say that I like it better than MySQLCC even though you have to have Apache with PHP or similar running first. If you do have trouble with any of these steps, I would refer you to the excellent guide at http://www.webdevelopernotes.com/.../...tutorial.php3 which is an excellent step-by-step guide for setting up MySQL on Linux and Windows. Hopefully, it will also provide some useful pointers to MacOSX users and others out there as well. Download MySQLCreatorDemo with the example project in it and unpack it to a suitable directory. Inside, you will find a Java Studio Creator project, and also a file called creatordemo.sql. This is a MySQL dump file that you can restore into a complete schema with example data. To do this: bring up a command window and log in in to MySQL using the following command: And enter the root password you selected on install when prompted. If you chose not to use a root password, leave off the -p off at the end. When you see the mysql> prompt, type the following command: then type Next, you want to import the schema and data. This step also creates a user called creatordemo with a password of creatordemo to access the database you are populating. From the command line, type: You should now have the demo database ready to use in Creator. After installing MySQL, unpacking and copying the jar file, and creating a user and loading in some test data, it is time to actually use that data from Java Studio Creator. Once you have finished entering the details here, click Close. Next: Once it works, click Add, and you should see a new Data Sources entry called creator demo. You can expand this to look at the tables defined (you should see three: courses, scores, and students). The MySQL datasource is defined and ready to go. Using your new Data Source, you can quickly create a new Creator Project that uses it. This will be nothing fancy, just a student selection list and a grid of courses and scores for now. In the next few articles, you will start doing more ambitious projects using third-party libraries and the like, but for now it's enough to see the data flowing out of MySQL. Now, you need to hook up the dropdown list to affect the results of the table. This article may already be familiar to many of you if you have already experimented with databases other than pointbase that came with Java Studio Creator. If so, I apologize and please know that I will be back on track with more interesting topics in the next article. However, moving on to more involved topics required example data to be in a database other than pointbase for my own comfort (and hopefully yours) and this article has covered the steps in making that possible. Now that I can provide MySQL dump files to populate example data, I can get back to concentrating on the cooler things that Java Studio Creator can do, including using third-party components, creating pages suitable for viewing on mobile devices, and so forth. Dick Wall is a Lead Systems Engineer for NewEnergy Associates, A Siemens Company based in Atlanta, GA that provides energy IT and consulting solutions for decision support and energy operations. He can be reached for comment on this and other matters at firstname.lastname@example.com, or check out his blog at http://www.voiceoftheresistance.com.
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1:2 true child. Cf. Titus 1:4. Paul views Timothy as his spiritual son (v. 18; 1 Cor. 4:17; Phil. 2:22; 2 Tim. 1:2; 2:1; Introduction: Date and Occasion).
Grace, mercy, and peace. Paul commonly substitutes "grace" for the more standard salutation "greetings" (e.g., James 1:1). He typically adds the Jewish greeting "peace," meaning "health, wholeness of life." Here and in 2 Tim. 1:2 he also adds "mercy."