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Let's face it, there is a definite kind of web/mob (wob?) mentality here. Generally, we like wikipedia and google. We don't like Microsoft, NY Times (reg req'd) etc. I'm not really sure how we feel abuot the LA Times. There are obvious exceptions to the above, but I think generally, this is a true statement for slashdot.
So, given that mentality, its natural to assume that given a proper target, the wob would attack. Remember the spammer who got bombarded by snail mail after headlining a slashdot article? (I'm sure someone can provide a link.
Now, I don't know if the resulting spamming of the LA Times was a direct result of slashdot or not, but lets face it, there are a good number of trolls and such here that would take advantage of a wiki.
And you're proud of that? I'm not sure it's as funny for everyone who might have benefitted from the service that's been taken down.
Yes, a service got taken down that might have been usefull, but if that service is on the Internet, you should've been prepared to have trolls and script kiddies ruin it for you.
Why do people do this sort of thing? Imagine handing a bunch of kids a carton of eggs. Will they cook the eggs or toss 'm at the first best target? Now imagine the effect of handing every kid a free virtual carton of eggs when they double click on their browser icon. Welcome to the Internet.
Wikipedia *routinely* has these problems - but the 'pedia is so big that the average user is unlikely to encounter them.wikipedia doesn't have these problems
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12 cloves garlic, peeled, minced
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1 cup heavy whipping cream
2 tablespoons water mixed with 1 tablespoon cornstarch
3 sticks of unsalted butter, cut into pieces
Salt and pepper to taste
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4 ounces Brie, cut into thin slices
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I found some interesting tea links today.
Drawing with tea: http://www.gorkovenko.ru/triptea.html Do you know this brand?
New tea cartel: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/retailandconsumer/9821522/Tea-cartel-formed-to-boost-profits.html
An interview with the Deputy Chairman, Tea Board of India: http://www.indiainfoline.com/Research/LeaderSpeak/Roshni-Sen-Deputy-Chairman-Tea-Board-of-India/22631070Posted January 23, 2013 at 14:58 #9434
Thanks for the links @xavier, I'll read them now.Posted January 23, 2013 at 21:51 #9435
@xavier "Some tea links" as the title doesn't do your finds justice You found some great links, especially the second and third one. Both the article on the brand new tea cartel formed by Sri Lanka, India, Kenya, Indonesia, Malawi and Rwanda just recently in Sri Lanka, and the interview with Roshni Sen, "Deputy Chairman" (woman) of the Tea Board of India are fascinating.
As to your first link, I'm familiar with it yes. Although I'm not sure that "trip tea" just reminds everyone of travel. Interesting artwork though.Posted January 30, 2013 at 21:54 #9442
As a bonus, here are some really beautiful tea picturesPosted January 31, 2013 at 15:24 #9447
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The Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix and Saint John Vianney Parish welcomes visitors to this amazing place of meditation - Chapel of the Holy Cross.
We always love bringing friends to this wonderful place because the views are just spectacular and our pictures always turn out to be very nice...great great views of the red rocks!
Built on a twin pinnacled spur about 250 feet high along Hihgway 179, jutting out of a thousand foot red rock wall, "solid as the Rock of Peter" the building of the Chapel was completed in April 1956. the Artist Marguerite Brunswig was said to have been inspired by the Empire State Building and she developed plans with the son of famous Frank Lloyd Wright, Lloyd Wright.
The message of the Chapel "That the Church may come to life in the souls of men and be a living reality is renewed and observed each day. Even as we speak it invites all to come to spend time to get connected with their creator. ..
You can actually even spot some mountain climbers hanging on to their lives at the side of the rocks! When you park at the bottom of the Chapel, you just walk up a curved pavement and then voila, the Chapel where you can sit and meditate. they also have a souvenir and religious gift shop at the lower level which has some of the best rosaries you can find.
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The Chapel of the Holy Cross
Marguerite Bruswig Staude wanted to build a chapel for all faith could worship at and feel at peace without worrying if it was appropriate if it was not the exact faith they believe in. She just wanted to build a house of God and a place one with peace with nature. It was completed April 1956 about 250 high among the red rocks. The message of the Chapel: "That the church may come to life in the souls of men and be living reality" is renewed and observed each day. The Diocese of Phoenix and St John Vianney parish are the caretakers of the Chapel since 1969.
When the trolley brought us here, it was not crowed one bit. I think we got here at a good time in the later of the afternoon. In fact, it was the last tour of the day. We were amazed how lovely it looked perched between enormous rocks and it was if it was carved right from a rock. Construction must have been really hard to accomplish this back in the 1950's, but we all know, if there is a will, there is a way. Inside is dimly lighted to keep reverence and I don't know about anyone else, but I do feel very at peace within a chapel. Something about them gives you comfort because you know someone cares.
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Chapel of the Holy Rocks
A short drive from town will take you to the parking lot for the Chapel of the Holy Cross where you can get fantastic views of the sandstone wall behind the chapel and other inspiring red rock formations in the distance. It is a beautiful setting except for the large cement structure -- the chapel -- blocking the best part of the view.
In the 1930's Marguerite Brunwsig Staude, a student of Frank Lloyd Wright's and Sedona resident, conceived of a design for a 500' tall, block wide cathedral she hoped to locate in Budapest. The second world war dashed these plans and it's really too bad. It would probably have fit in quite well with the Soviet architecture that followed WWII and it would have prevented the construction of the smaller scale chapel at this location.
How anyone could think that desecrating the landscape here by glueing a cement box to the infinitely more beautiful red rock formations could somehow be a "monument to God" is completely beyond me. If God had wanted a large, right angled block in this location he would have put one there.
According to the local archdiocese:
Visitors who expect to find the Chapel as just another charming site are often surprised to find themselves deeply moved by the powerful spirituality emanating from this simple building and its location among Sedona's red rocks.
This statement would be so much truer if only they had left out 'simple building and its'. But what's done is done and Christians are lucky enough to have a religion that focuses heavily on forgiveness. You should still come here for the easy access to a little elevation and the glorious views this gives you.
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Chapel of the Holy Cross Gardens
There are some very lovely things to see and appreciate while you visiting this lovely Chapel. There many little gardens here and there, so be sure to look around to see them. Make sure to not let you children climb all over them too.
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Chapel of the Holy Cross
Even though this has a tourist trap feeling to it, this chapel is a must see, especially to admire how it was built into the red rock.
It will be very busy with tourists when you arrive, but there are parking lot attendants on site who organize visitors in a very efficient manner, and will even help direct you as you back out, as the series of small parking lots up a very steep incline are quite awkward to manoeuvre in. After a steep walk up, you reach the chapel. You are welcome to go inside, and the interior is designed most simply, with benches to sit on instead of church pews.
Marguerite Brunswig Staude, a student of Frank Lloyd Wright, designed this church after being inspired in 1932 by viewing a cross as she gazed on the Empire State Building. The church was not built until 1957. Over 25,000 tons of rock were removed to build the structure. There is a prayer service every Monday at 5:00 pm, otherwise there are no other services.
Climb up to the Holy Cross Chapel
The Holy Cross Chapel is located at the top of a red rock overlooking Sedona town. It is such a beautiful location for a chapel! The chapel is very small perched at the most beautiful part of Sedona...
The view on top of the rock is spectacular so make sure to go over there. There are people praying inside the chapel so make sure to be courteous and not make loud noises...
There is also a small souvenir shop on the second floor of the chapel.
There is parking at the top of the hill which is definitely reserved for people with disability.
Make sure to drive slowly all the way to the top if you can't find parking below.
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Chapel of the Holy Cross
This Roman Catholic chapel is one of the main tourist attractions in Sedona. It is built right between 2 red rocks on a so-called Vortex spot. The location is unique
And though we knew that the chapel is unpretetious and sparsely decorated, we wanted to see it while it is designed by Marguerite Brunswig Staude, a student of the famous architect Frank Lloyd Wright. The out of time look of this chapel is typical for the FLW school.
For those who like Roman Catholic gadgets: don't miss the gift shop under the chapel.
You need to park the car about 700 feet below the chapel, and then it's a steep walk uphill, but there are golf carts riding up and down to pick up and drop off those who prefer not to walk.
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Chapel of the Holy Cross
We followed the directions up the hill (Chapel Road) until we came to a roadside parking area from where we began the remaining steep climb to the top on foot.
It was a hard pull on a hot day with the sun high in the sky! So it was a relief to reach - of all things - a bus/buggy stop from where a free shuttle will take you up the last steepest bit of the climb.
The Chapel was designed by a woman, artist and sculptor, Margurite Brunswig Staude, and the building was completed in 1956.
It stands between two peaks of red sandstone, visible but not overly obtruding on the natural skyline. Its total height is 250ft and the cross is 90ft.
The simple interior has, through the large window behind the altar views across the valley to the mountains beyond.
It was exceptionally crowded when we arrived - with an even bigger crowd outside to the right of the entrance - looking down on an ostentatious, inappropriately located, multi-million-dollar mansion.
We waited outside until a large group left all together so we were able to step inside for a few moments.
It was nice to feel the peace that pervaded the chapel for that very short time.
We were told by an elderly man outside that he attends a regular service held there.
According to the leaflet a Taize Prayer Service is help at 5pm every Monday.
The Chapel is open every day and comes under the Diocese of Phoenix and the Catholic Church of St. John Vianney in Sedona.
There is a small gift shop but it was too crowded to enter when we were there.
Cathedral Rock
The most beautiful setting for a chapel.
It really is a wonder. The chapel, as you can see, is set amongst the red rocks of Sedona. But the true beauty lies in the simplicity of the building and panoramic views from inside the chapel and from the grounds around the chapel.
Whatever beliefs the visitor may have, they are intensified in this mystic place.
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The concept of the chapel came to Marguerite Bruswig Staude a New Yorker, in 1932.
While traveling through Sedona, she was struck by the beauty of the area and decided that this chapel should be built here. "This would be a monument to faith, but a spiritual fortress so charged with God, that it spurs man's spirit godward".
Built on a twin pinnacled spur about 250 feet high, jutting out of a thousand foot red rock wall, "solid as the Rock of Peter" the building of the Chapel was completed in April 1956. The Diocese of Phoenix and St John Vianney parish has maintained and administered the Chapel since 1969.
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Chapel of the Holy Cross
The Chapel of the Holy Cross was designed and built in 1956 by Marguerite Brunswig Staude, a student of Frank Lloyd Wright. It was built directly into a butte and offers the most dramatic view of the valley 200 ft. below. Inside, the chapel is dim. What little light there is comes from candles in red votives and the fading sunlight streaming in through the all-glass wall behind the altar. To the left are stairs that lead down to a gift shop.
But what most people really come here for is the 360° view from the plaza in front of the chapel. The sweeping vista is simply stunning! Also, if you look closely at the natural rock formations on the hillside nearby, you will see two similary shaped rock pillars dubbed "the Two Nuns". To the left of that is the unmistakable image of the Virgin Mary holding Baby Jesus, the Madonna & Child. This is the image you will find in countless Sedona-inspired prints and paintings.
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Chapel of the Holy Cross
There are some nice views from the Chapel. You can drive all the way up the hill and park next to it, so don't be fooled by the parking lot at the bottom of the hill. I read somewhere that the entry gate closes at 5 pm.
Church of the Rock
The Church of the Rock is the Chapel of the Holy Cross in Sedona. Built on two pinnacled spur rocks approximately 250 feet high. It juts our of a thousand foot red rock wall representing the solid Rock of Peter in the Bible. The concept of building the chapel was Marguerite Bruswig's. The New York native with three names – Margueritte Bruswig Staude came up with the idea in 1934, the chapel was completed in 1956. Staude conceived the idea while traveling through Sedona, where she was taken by the beauty of the land. It was to be a monument to faith. A spiritual fortress guarded only by God, and aimed at bringing back lost souls to God.
The chapel is a testimony of great architectural achievement. It is a great place of meditation, a pilgrim place for many Catholics. It is but a small chapel, a great reminder to many to renew their faith. It has a small gift shop below.
I highly recommend a stop here if you visit Sedona. I had a great time with the travbuddies I traveled with. I was able to light a candle for my Dad and brother, both deceased.
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Chapel of the Holy Cross
Built by a Catholic woman to honor her parents, there are no services held in the Chapel of the Holy Cross. Anyone of any faith may come and take in the site, which is wonderfully peaceful in my opinion. Today, the Roman Catholic Diocese of Phoenix maintains the site, but the no services thing is still in effect.
When you go, look for:
1) What looks like an "Rx" in the rock beneath the chapel. When the woman who had the chapel built was selecting her site, she apparently saw this ancient symbol and took it as a sign that she had found the right place. Now the story I heard was that the "Rx" is really an unfinished "Bx", a brand from some local 100+ year old drunken cowboys. (Please don't let this undermine my comment that that I srongly suggest a visit to this breathtaking place.)
2) The eagle that guards the Chapel - a natural formation! Check my travelouge for pictures.
3) The madonna and child rock - another natural formation - pictures also in the travelogue.
Closes at 5:00PM
Just one of many churches in Sedona, but this has the highest elevation, offering scenic breathtaking views of Sedona. That's why there are more visitors here than elsewhere in other churches. Most are just tourists, not worshippers.
Built in 1956, this chapel sits atop a 250ft high spur of rock! The glass wall behind the altar offers magnificent views of the surrounding red rock scenery.
Note opening hours in next photo! Best time to arrive is 4:50pm. Just before it closes. Once 5:00pm comes, the automatic gate will not allow entry, only exit. Then, you can view the sunset. Very picturesque!
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31-year old Romanian IBF Super Middleweight titlist Lucian Bute (30-0, 24 KO) of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, answered questions about what he could do against proven, top shelf opposition with a master class performance on Saturday night at the Pepsi Coliseum in Quebec City against former Light Heavyweight titlist Glen Johnson (51-16-2, 35 KO).
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Roaldie, you see why you were wrong about Bute's speed? He's an A. . . AT THE LOWEST an A-. . . Extremely fleet of hand and foot. . .
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lol this guy is a joke
His best win is against a 43 year old with 16 losses?
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Andre Ward and Andre Dirrell would whoop his a.s.s.Cant put the man down though,he fought a great fight
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He's better than everyone thinks....especially here on bscene, where everyone seems to think he is a bum. Iv'e watched alot of his fights, and he is clearly in the top 3 at 168 with Ward and Froch, and iv'e been saying that for a long time. His footwork is superb, he is brilliant to the body, mixes his attack nicely and he has real power when he let's his hands go. He drops guys with left uppercuts that travel about a foot, and he is deceptively fast. He's dangerous and he will prove that once he gets in the ring with Kessler, Froch and Ward.
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Did he put it on Johnson like a supreme champion? Did he mix it up?
No he stood feinting and bending, shooting the odd jab and a rare left hand. Stepping out of range, refusing to engage in a dull as dishwater fight that sent the entire boxing world to sleep.
I followed the comments on twitter from all the journalists and websites - and he impressed nobody.
It was a fight where Johnson tried to box (wtf) and Bute was happy to stand off all night long.
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I knew this was going ot be a shutout as I posted 2 weeks ago but Bute looked bad in winning, he had to know this was Johnson's style...Glen will continue , and keep losing @ 43 but he's making the best $$ of a long carerr, and hope he stays sane...
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Glen Johnson were just there to go the 12 rounds and get a paycheck, not much for Bute to work with.
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Not impressed with Bute at all. Revenge win on Andrade who was robbed of a rightful KO the 1st time. KO Miranda, a bigger version of Mayorga. Now shutting out old man Johnson. Screw him. Ward will gladly wipe the mat with Bute when the Super 6 is over. So would Froch for that matter.
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Legendary Cinematographer Oswald Morris Dies at 98
Oswald Morris, the acclaimed British cinematographer who earned an Oscar for the 1971 musical Fiddler on the Roof and paired often with John Huston, has died. He was 98.
"Ossie" Morris, whose incredible resume includes such wide-ranging films as Stanley Kubrick's Lolita (1962), Franco Zeffirelli's The Taming of the Shrew (1967) and Jim Henson's The Great Muppet Caper (1981), died Monday at his home in Dorset, England, the British Society of Cinematographers announced.
He was one of the most outstanding directors of photography of the 20th century, perhaps best known for expanding the parameters of color cinematography, especially on Huston's Moulin Rouge (1952).
Morris also worked alongside Huston on Beat the Devil (1953), Moby Dick (1956), Heaven Knows, Mr. Allison (1957), A Farewell to Arms (1957), The Roots of Heaven (1958), Reflections in a Golden Eye (1967), The MacKintosh Man (1973) and The Man Who Would Be King (1975).
Morris' 2006 autobiography was titled Huston, We Have a Problem: A Kaleidoscope of Filmmaking Memories.
In addition to receiving his Oscar for Norman Jewison's Fiddler, Morris earned Academy Award nominations for his work on Carol Reed's best picture winner, Oliver! (1968), and Sidney Lumet's The Wiz (1978).
Morris also collaborated with Lumet on The Hill (1965), Equus (1977) and Just Tell Me What You Want (1980), and teamed with Henson for a second time on The Dark Crystal (1982), the cinematographer's final credit and 58th feature.
His first gig as a cinematographer was on fellow Englishman Ronald Neame's Golden Salamander (1950), and he would go on to pair with the director on The Promoter (1952), The Man Who Never Was (1956), Mister Moses (1965), Scrooge (1970) and The Odessa Files (1974).
Regular collaborators also included Herbert Ross on Goodbye, Mr. Chips (1969) and The Seven-Per-Cent Solution (1976); Reed on The Key (1958) and Our Man in Havana (1959); and Tony Richardson on Look Back in Anger (1959) and The Entertainer (1960).
Morris also did The Guns of Navarone (1961), The Pumpkin Eater (1964), The Spy Who Came in From the Cold (1965), Sleuth (1972) and the James Bond installment, The Man With the Golden Gun (1974).
Morris shot Fiddler in Yugoslavia through a silk stocking over the lens, to create the sepia effect he was after.
For Moulin Rouge, filmed in three-strip Technicolor, Huston wanted the biopic of Toulouse-Lautrec to look as though the French painter had directed it. Morris employed light-scattering fog filters on the camera and filled the sets with smoke so that the actors stood out from the background.
In a tale related on the BSC website, Technicolor executives confronted Huston and Morris and said their work was faulty and not "up to Technicolor standards."
Huston and Morris watched dailies in the theater, at which point the director allegedly turned to Morris and said, "What do you think, Os?" To which Morris replied, "Exactly as I wanted it." Huston replied, "Me, too," then turned to the Technicolor execs with, "Gentlemen, thank you and f--- you!"
Moulin Rouge would become a favorite of Technicolor inventor Herbert Calmus, and Morris was awarded the BSC's best cinematography award for the film.
Morris was born Nov. 22, 1915, outside London. He began his career at age 16 with an unpaid apprenticeship as a runner and clapper boy at Wembley Studios, then served as a Royal Air Force bomber pilot during World War II. Later, he worked as a camera operator on David Lean's Oliver Twist (1948).
Morris was one of the founding members of the British Society of Cinematographers and served as BSC president from 1960-62. He was named an Officer of the Order of the British Empire in 1998 for services to cinematography and the film industry and received the American Society of Cinematographers' International Achievement Award in 2000.
Survivors include his daughters Christine and Gillian, and son Roger.
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Simple, savory flavors come together for a fish dinner everyone will love.
Melt 2 Sauté Express® squares in 12-inch nonstick skillet over medium-low heat, stirring occasionally, just until bubbles begin to form. Add paprika; stir until well mixed.
Add tilapia fillets. Cook, turning once, 10-12 minutes or until fish flakes easily with fork and is light golden brown. Remove from pan. Keep warm.
Melt remaining Sauté Express® square in same skillet.
Add onion, carrot and celery. Cook 3-5 minutes or until onion is softened and carrot and celery are crisply tender.
Prepare rice according to package directions.
Stir rice into cooked vegetables until combined. Continue cooking until heated through.
Place rice mixture onto platter. Top with fish.
Calories: 380
Fat: 15g
Cholesterol: 80mg
Sodium: 490mg
Carbohydrates: 37g
Dietary Fiber: 1g
Protein: 26g
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on May 1, 2012 at 10:42 am
i was the first mass communication grad at Menlo College. in the 1980's i was a tennis instructor for dick gould at stanford. when i attended Gunn High School in palo alto, ca, the Gunn tennis team was the no. 1 tennis team in the u.s.a. the menlo tennis teams should be darn good and continue a tradition of fielding fine teams
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on May 4, 2012 at 8:48 am
yo PA daily... actually we have only lost one match in the past 3 seasons... and that was to university (irvine) in the finals of nationals in 2011. not planning on losing any more either!
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GE Induction
After reading lots of info on here I decided on the GE induction. It's a lot of money for me and was very hard to just bite the bullet and go for it. I had decided to purchase it through A J Madison. No tax or delivery charges. Went to Sears today to look at the fridges on sale and was chatting with sales person. Well by the end of the conversation he matched AJ and took another 10% off plus he matched the micro hood and upgraded that. I feel I saved a bunch of money today. Finally I may be on budget for something.
One reason why I've never purchased appliances from Sears is because they are more than other stores in my area, and the prices for their extended warranties are almost double.
At least you got a good deal from them, as most stores will not match on-line prices.
Did they match the price after taxes or did you still have to pay more because of the sales tax? Also, did they match the price on the extended warranty? I would love to buy from sears to support our local little sears store and to be able to get the no interest financing by using the sears card, but the price of the warranty is keeping me from buying from them.
Which microwave did you get?
I have no comment on GE, but if you need a third-party warranty, you could look at Square Trade. We got an extended warranty on our cooktop from them. We specifically wanted coverage for damage to the ceramic surface - basically breakage if we drop something on it. We have also had an extended warranty on our plasma TV from them, as well as warranties on our cell phones and computers. In the one claim we made, they were fast and efficient.
With the price match plus an additional 10% off it covered the taxes. In my area taxes are 7%. I never thought about asking them to match the ext. warranty. I've never really bought extended warranties as I always thought they were a waste of money. I hope I am right this time. My husband can fix almost anything but I guess that does not include parts. I am going back there tomorrow to see what kind of deal I can get on a dishwasher. That's the only appliance I have left to buy. Thank goodness. One more thing done.
I would not buy any major appliance without a warranty, as I've used them in the past for different items.
I know that Sears out-sources their appliance warranties to a company called A&E, which is also the company that Whirlpool/KitchenAid uses for their manufacturer's warranty. I only had 1 experience with A&E repair over a broke KitchenAid disposal a couple years ago (while it was still under the KA 3 year warranty). It would have been less painful to get a tooth pulled.
For someone as "new" as an induction range, parts are going to be expensive, plus the labor. I'd buy the longest warranty I could get (usually 5 years), and sometimes you can even re-new when the contract is up (but cost more).
On the other hand, these warranties are profit centers for the companies that sell them, because -- overall -- they cost more than the amounts paid out to fix the claims.
These warranties are time limited, with limits set to end before most expensive repairs become necessary (when they are no longer covered).
Buying an appliance warranty can give you peace of mind, and that may be worth the cost. Its a gamble, either way. But, in aggregate, people pay far more for these warranties than the amount they get back in covered repairs.
When I purchased my Kenmore induction range, I negotiated a better price for the 5 year warranty with the salesman. Trying to remember -- he may have knocked 50 or 75 dollars off. It was much higher than for a typical electric range.
Just 10 days after install, my stove kept throwing a fault code. The serviceman (A&E) was clueless, on the phone the whole time and wanted to replace all the electronic boards.
Went back up to Sears, talked to my salesman and got a new stove delivered in three days. My feeling is someone dropped the original stove since the warming drawer glide was bent as well.
Haven't had a problem since (3 years) and haven't had to use the warranty.
If the Kenmore is cheaper than the GE, I highly recommend you look at -- I couldn't be happier with mine.
Jadeite, if you think your warrantee will cover you
dropping something, and cracking the surface of your
cooktop/range, then perhaps you should read the fine
print on your warrantee. I would think that they
would consider that 'negligence or misuse'. I'm not
sure, but one way or another, they will get out of it.
Sears owns A&E and buys many of their appliances without involving the appliance maker in the warranty work so you are stuck with A&E. Anything that is built in small numbers, contains electronics, gets a lot of use, and gets very hot like an induction range is a good candidate for a reasonably priced extended warranty. So are new model regular ranges containing electronics.
My friend dropped something on her older Thermador cooktop and broke it. I think she said her homeowner's insurance covered it - after a deductible, of course, but better than nothing.
I took out the warranty from my appliance store on my KA induction cooktop. It was not much money at all. I mention this only because the salesman said that with cooktops, they often just replace it instead of trying to fix it. Is yours a cooktop or range?
Ginny - I'm not sure if your question is directed at me, but if it is, we have a cooktop. I think the actual ceramic surface can be replaced without a lot of expense, but the induction coils would be expensive if they were damaged.
There are many accounts of "glass top" cooktops breaking on impact, but I don't know if this is the same as the ceramic material. I mentioned in a different thread that Thermador told us over the phone that the ceramic will stand weights up to 200 lbs. I take this with a big dose of salt, but they seemed confident of its strength. Shock is a different matter, of course.
Another case of my writing not being clear, sorry.
One thought, directed at no one in particular, was about the "warranties don't cover breaking" comment, since, apparently, homeowner's insurance will cover breakage even if a particular warranty won't. The fact that my friend's cooktop was Thermador had nothing to do with its breaking, but because it had originally been an expensive cooktop, she got a pretty good check from the insurance.
Unrelated thought on deciding whether one should take out a warranty on induction since it's new technology and probably expensive to fix. Directed mainly at OP, although I see she intends not to get a warranty. I just thought it was interesting that my salesman said that they usually just replace cooktops. Wouldn't apply to a range, though.
chac mool is entirely correct about the warranties - of course they must make money for the seller on average, but they are nice for peace of mind. Last winter, it only snowed 39" instead of 100". It wasn't El Nino or jet stream shifts or anything - it was because we bought a new snowblower at the beginning of the season. I'm counting on my appliance warranties to work the same way. ;-)


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Fun combinations of plants for the Bay Area
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Or why I like gardening in the milder parts of the Bay Area! Our climate here is a nice mix between hotter and drier southern California, and the wetter and cooler Pacific Northwest, giving us the best of both worlds sometimes. Few gardeners really explore the possibilities, but this is part of what makes it fun for me. Here's an example where I've mixed some less common plants together; a palm, some succulents, and some tropical looking bromeliads, and all are playing nice together...
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Blues assistant boss Terry Connor wishes Kieron Dyer all the best at Middlesbrough – as long as the former Town man doesn't enjoy his debut at Portman Road too much. The 34-year-old former England international was recently back at Portman Road, spending one training session with the senior Town squad, before joining the Teessiders this week.
Connor says Dyer trained with the Blues' youngsters for the most part: "Mainly with the youth team, he had one session with the first team when we had a general session.
"He knows Bryan Klug, the academy director, very well and he still lives in the area, so he wanted to come in and do some training, and we were delighted that he wanted to come in and train.
"He had one session with the first team and made it clear that he wanted to continue and play. All we can do is wish him all the very best. If we did our little bit here to make him maintain his fitness, then that's great.
"Obviously, we wish Kieron all the very best and we hope that he stays fit and plays games but [today] you put all that to one side, it'll be two teams going hammer and tongs to get a result."
The 50-year-old coach was impressed with Dyer during that session at Playford Road: "Kieron will always look fit and sharp if you get him on a training pitch because he's a quality player. The issue with Kieron has been whether he can maintain that over a period of time.
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Pentagon Refutes Reports of Anti-Christian Policies
Originally Posted: 05/03/2013 - 1:21pm | Type: Blog
Christian conservatives have grown increasingly alarmed in recent weeks over reports and rumors that the Pentagon is considering new policies aimed at discriminating against Christians and disciplining or even ...
Family Research Council: Homosexual Behavior Should Be Criminalized in America
Originally Posted: 07/14/2011 - 8:19am | Type: Blog
What kind of place will gay people have in our society? The debate rages on--in the military as well as the church. What kind of place will gay people have in our society? The deb ...
Court-martialed for Christian Conscience
Originally Posted: 08/31/2011 - 4:39pm | Type: Blog
<p>There are good men (and certainly at least a few women) who have been slipping through the cracks within our military. Too often service members are not made fully aware of their rights under the Uni ...


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The National Society of Leadership and Success Orientation
All Marygrove upperclassmen are invited on Wednesday, September 18th at 6:00 pm, or Saturday, September 21st at 11:00 am to the National Society of Leadership and Success Orientation.
Both orientations are in the Student Center Green & Gold Room. The Orientation provides a detailed overview of who the Society is and what it does, as well as gives prospective members an opportunity to have any questions they may have answered. This is the first of the Society's "Steps to Induction" and mus be attended by all potential members.
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Student Recital March 24
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