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The Ventana Hotel is an intimate townhouse property in the heart of Prague, providing generous privacy and luxury with all the services of a five-star hotel. Behind a beautiful facade with its own private and discreet entrance lie contemporary spacious rooms and suites and all of the conveniences of a much larger property. The hotel was originally a private residence and is located in the very centre of Prague at the corner of Celetna and Stuparska Street, with the front facade facing the Old Town Square around the corner from the best shopping in the city.
Relax and luxuriate in one of the 30 well-appointed rooms and suites, exquisitely adorned with custom furnishings, elegant décor and high-tech features that create an oasis of style and sophistication. For maximum comfort, each guestroom and suite features: a built-in wall wardrobe, in-room safe, remote-control television, deluxe minibar, Pascal Morabito quality toiletries. The Ventana Hotel offers the convenience of free high-speed internet access from all 30 guest rooms.
The Ventana Bar is situated in a five storey-atrium with an artful interior design and polished teak wood floor with a glass strip running down its length to provide the lobby with natural light. The Swarovski Crystal hand cut chandelier, utterly dramatic and delicate, hangs from the ceiling of the atrium, the work features tentacles as long as twenty feet in length.
The Ventana is located on prestigious Celetna Street, making it the in place for travellers wishing to stay in downtown Prague.
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Nittany Lion Wrestlers Roll through Session 1 of the NCAA Championship
March 20, 2014
VIDEO: Session I Roundup and Interviews
OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. - The Penn State Nittany Lion wrestling team sits in first place after the opening session of the 2014 NCAA Wrestling Championships in Oklahoma City's Chesapeake Energy Arena. Seniors David Taylor (St. Paris, Ohio) and Ed Ruth (Harrisburg, Pa.) both posted first period pins as the Nittany Lions went 9-1 in the opening session. Penn State has 16.5 points, just ahead of second place Oklahoma State, which has 13.5. Head coach Cael Sanderson and his staff has the full contingent of 10 wrestlers competing at the NCAA Championships.
Two-time All-American Nico Megaludis (Murrysville, Pa.), the No. 3 seed at 125, opened up Penn State's tournament with bonus points, rolling over Lehigh's Darian Cruz to the tune of an 18-3 technical fall at the 7:00 mark. Megaludis overcame an early Cruz takedown to dominate the action and roll into round two.
Red-shirt freshman Jimmy Gulibon (Latrobe, Pa.), unseeded at 133, dropped a hard fought 4-0 decision to No. 4 Jon Morrison of Oklahoma State in his first-ever match at the NCAA Championships. The loss moved Gulibon into Thursday night's consolation action.
True freshman Zain Retherford (Benton, Pa.), the No. 3 seed at 141, made his NCAA Championship debut with a dominating 5-0 win over All-American Undrakhbayar Khishignyam of the Citadel. Retherford used takedowns late in the first and in the third to roll to the win and move into round two.
Senior James English (York, Pa.), unseeded at 149, made a splash in his first match at the NCAA Championships. The Nittany Lion senior posted a thrilling 5-4 (TB) decision over No. 12 Dyllan Cottrell of Appalachian State, using a ride out and an escape to post the tie-breaker decision and move into the second round.
Junior All-American Dylan Alton (Mill Hall, Pa.), the No. 13 seed at 157, was strong in his first round match-up. He used two third period takedowns to walk away with an impressive 5-1 win over Michigan's Brian Murphy, moving into Thursday night's second round.
Three-time All-American David Taylor (St. Paris, Ohio), the No. 1 seed at 165, moved one step closer to Penn State's all-time pin record with a first period fall over South Dakota State's Joe Brewster. Taylor pinned Brewster with just two seconds left in the opening period, stepping over the Jackrabbit, adjusting from the top and getting the fall. It was the 51st of his career (the Penn State record is 53).
Junior All-American Matt Brown (West Valley City, Utah), the No. 5 seed at 174, took care of Stanford's Kyle Meyer in the first round, storming his way to a 17-3 major. Brown used multiple takedowns and a three point near fall in the third to rack up 3:07 in riding time as well, moving into the second round.
Three-time American and two-time defending NCAA Champion Ed Ruth (Harrisburg, Pa.), the No. 2 seed at 184, equaled teammate Taylor with a first period pin. Ruth worked his second takedown into a near side cradle, then adjusted his hold one time and got the pin at the 1:59 mark. The pin was 46th of his career, placing him third on the all-time list at Penn State and moving him into the second round.
Sophomore Morgan McIntosh (Santa Ana, Calif.), the No. 3 seed at 197, was dominating as well in his first bout at nationals. McIntosh posted a strong 5-0 win over Lehigh's John Bolich, rolling up 2:29 riding time in the process and moving into round two.
Junior Jon Gingrich (Wingate, Pa.), the No. 14 seed at 285, dominated his opponent in his NCAA Championship debut. Gingrich rolled up 2:26 in riding time and posted two late takedowns to post an important 12-4 major over SIU-Edwardsville's David Devine, picking up key bonus points and moving into the second round.
Taylor and Ruth are making their final runs through the NCAA Championships, looking to cap off historic collegiate careers with NCAA titles. Taylor is now 30-0 on the year with 14 pins, eight tech falls and seven majors. He is 130-3 with 51 pins, 42 techs and 29 majors heading into Thursday night's second round (122 of his 130 wins are for bonus). The Lion senior is just two pins shy of the all-time Penn State record of 53. Ruth is now 30-1 on the year with 11 pins, eight tech falls and nine majors. He is 132-3 with 46 pins, 24 techs and 33 majors heading into Thursday's second round (102 of his 132 wins are for bonus).
The Nittany Lions went 9-1 overall in session one, stacking up 7.5 bonus points off two majors, one tech fall and two pins. Penn State is looking to win its fourth straight NCAA title after claiming the crown in 2011 in Philadelphia, 2012 in St. Louis and the 2013 title last year in Des Moines.
The event continues this evening with session two, starting at 7:00 p.m. (6 p.m. Central) in Chesapeake Energy Arena. The three-day event runs March 20-22, concluding Saturday night with the championship finals and the crowning of the team champion. All six sessions will air live on ESPNU and/or ESPN, with ESPN3 offering full tournament multi-mat coverage online.
Penn State Fans are encouraged to follow Penn State wrestling via twitter at www.twitter.com/pennstateWREST and on Penn State Wrestling's Facebook page at www.facebook.com/pennstatewrestling. The 2013-14 Penn State Wrestling season is presented by The Family Clothesline.
2014 NCAA Wrestling Championships - Team Standings After Session 1 - -TOP FIVE
Thursday, March 20, 2014 - Chesapeake Energy Arena - Oklahoma City, Okla.
184: #2 Ed Ruth (Harrisburg, Pa.), Sr. - 30-1 overall
197: #3 Morgan McIntosh (Santa Ana, Calif.), So. - 28-3 overall


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"Beyond Clashing Civilizations: Rethinking Early Christian-Muslim Relations"
Fri, October 29, 2010 • TBA
A talk by Michael Penn (Mount Holyoke College)
Presented by the Workshop on Late Antiquity
The history of early Christian-Muslim relations has often been told from the perspective of Greek Christians from the besieged city of Constantinople or Latin Crusader accounts. Our earliest, largest, and most diverse set of early Christian writings concerning Islam, however, was written in an Aramaic dialect called Syriac. Professor Penn asks how these rarely studied Syriac documents can substantially change our understanding of the first encounters of the modern world's two largest religions. In "Beyond Clashing Civilizations" Penn argues that these sources point not only toward a much more complex set of interactions than usually envisioned. They also suggest that in the seventh through ninth centuries the very categories of Christian and Islam were much more ambiguous, permeable, and overlapping than previously has been acknowledged.
Michael Penn is Associate Professor of Religion at Mount Holyoke College. He is a specialist in biblical studies and the history of early Christianity, exploring how early Christian communities forged their identity, especially in the context of religious and ethnic pluralism. His current research investigates the reactions of early Eastern Christians to the rise of Islam.


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Andy Paisley is the Head Professional at the Club. Andy has had a successful career both as an amateur and professional. As an amateur Andy represented England and his County and won the Northumberland County Championship in 2000.
Since turning Professional in 2003 Andy has won several regional Pro-Ams and has developed his coaching career. He is now a Northumberland County Coach, coaching both the Senior and Junior County teams as well as individual County players.
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Five council-owned garages fetch £87k
Posted: October 12, 2012|
FIVE CORNWALL Council-owned lock-up garages off Hanson Drive, Fowey, have sold for over four times their guide price.
The freehold sold for £87,000 from a guide price of £15,000-£20,000 after a hotly-contested bidding war which was won by an unnamed buyer.
Auctioneer Scott Gray, a regular on BBC's Homes Under the Hammer, said: "There was fierce bidding for these garages which could be a small-scale rental investment or an alternative development scheme subject to all the necessary consents being available."
Sally Bain, Cornwall councillor for Fowey, said that the astronomical prices that landowners were willing to pay was symptomatic of an ongoing problem in the area.
"A great deal of prices in Fowey are ridiculously high and are driving the young and not so well-off out of town.
"It concerns me a great deal."
Ms Bain also said she was worried that the practicalities of potentially developing the garages, which stand on the north western tip of the car park, could further compromise what is already limited space for drivers in Fowey.
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Simi Valley has dominant performance in coach's debut
CANYON COUNTRY — New Simi Valley High football coach Ryan Taggart looked at the scoreboard and then glanced over at Simi Valley athletic director Chris Mankey.
"I think we'll bring him back for another game," said Mankey, before both he and Taggart broke into big smiles following the Pioneers' convincing 45-14 win in Taggart's debut as Pioneers coach in a non-league game over the Foothill League's Golden Valley High at Canyon High's Harry Welch Stadium.
Taggart has been the head man for under a month now, but the transition didn't seem to bother any player or coach on the sidelines Friday night.
"It didn't affect us at all," Simi Valley's senior quarterback Jake Maranto said of the coaching change following Lance Martin's resignation Aug. 8 after his teaching duties were shifted from the high school to Sinaloa Middle School. "It's been easy, really. We were ready to go. Everyone was relaxed and we did what we had to do. The offense was the same thing we've always run."
Maranto had a part in the first four scores on the season as he threw touchdown passes of 34, 19, 23, and 22 yards as Simi Valley jumped out to a 31-7 lead midway through the second quarter.
Simi Valley added one more score before the half on a 1-yard run by Elijah Via, his second TD of the game. But it wasn't Maranto who got credit for the handoff but his backup Dominic Zazzarino. Maranto was on the sidelines throwing up.
"My stomach got sick," Maranto said smiling. "I think it was just from not eating today. I was a little bit nervous and drank too many fluids."
With the big 38-7 lead at the half, Maranto sat out the entire second half. He completed 14 passes on 19 attempts for 239 yards. Not bad for a little more than 22 minutes of work.
Simi Valley started the season with a touchdown on its first drive as Maranto hit MJ Nelson on a 34-yard strike on the sixth play of a 73-yard drive.
Kicker Zach Brazeal made it 10-0 on the next drive, booting a 35-yard field goal that hit the crossbar and bounced over after a little more than five minutes having gone by.
Senior Jordan Thiel snagged two Maranto touchdown passed on back-to-back drives in the second quarter, the second on a nice 22-yard grab in the back of the end zone. Thiel ended the game with seven catches for 105 yards.
"We have a good team," Thiel said. "We have good chemistry."
Senior Eric Pinkston added the final score on a 7-yard run in the final quarter to account for all the scoring.
On defense, junior defensive lineman Travis Miller had a solid all-around game coming up with a timely third-down sack followed by a blocked punt on the next play, while senior Tyler Murphy had a fumble recovery and return and sophomore Brandon Prisk added an interception and a 64-yard run back in the second half.
First-year Golden Valley coach Robert Fisher, the fourth coach in the school's six-year history, was a man of few words after the game. "We've got work to do," Fisher said. "We'll come back tomorrow and get back at it. We've got a lot to work on."
Taggert seemed relieved to get the first win under his belt.
"I told the guys we weren't going to skip a beat," he said. "We were just going to go out and do what we do. We have a tough schedule. It's going to be a long season, but we're off to a good start."
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The Diversity Center: Walk & Rock
The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio will sponsor it's 9th Annual Diversity Walk/Run, Walk & Rock. This Diversity Walk/Run unifies communities across Northeast Ohio while raising awareness of diversity issues. The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio works to eradicate bias, bigotry, and racism through education and training. Proceeds from the 5K (3.1 mile) Walk/Run support the operation of The Diversity Center's youth education and diversity leadership programs. Since 2003 when Walk & Rock began, The Diversity Center of Northeast Ohio has served over 40,000 students and over 500 schools and community groups.
The Walk is FREE to participate, but if you wish to run there is a $25.00 entry fee.
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New Mexico Lobos Women's Mountain West Basketball – In The Pit
Saturday: Colorado State 62, New Mexico 57
By Richard Stevens – Senior Writer/GoLobos.com
For sure, the game created exactly what Lobo Sara Halasz said it created: "One of those heartbreaker feelings.
"Things like this happen," said Halasz. "There is no point in pouting about it."
Still, this one hurt. The Lobos appeared to be on their way to an upset over the Mountain West-leading Colorado State Rams as UNM carried a seven-point lead into the final 5:30 Saturday night in The Pit.
However, the Rams decided not to roll over and scratched back for the 62-57 MW win. It was CSU's first win in The Pit over UNM since January of 1998.
"Colorado State played poised, calm, under control," said Halasz.
Said Lobo Coach Yvonne Sanchez: "This is tough. How many times are you going to say you are close to beating the No. 1 team? It doesn't mean a thing until you start beating them. Close doesn't get it. I could not care less about being close. In order for us to get any respect in conference, we have to beat teams."
The loss dropped UNM to 7-11 overall and 2-5 in league play. The win gave CSU a regular-season sweep over UNM and bumped the Ram to 14-4 and 6-1 in the Mountain West race.
"It's definitely frustrating," said UNM's Antiesha Brown. "Tonight is going to be hard, but all you can do is gather what you can gather from these losses and keep moving forward. There is no point in pouting."
New Mexico was up 52-45 before CSU got a trey and a layup to cut the Rams' gap to 52-50. UNM lead 57-54 with 2:00 to play, but never scored again. The Rams took a 59-57 lead with 38 seconds to play on a 3-pointer in the corner from Gritt Ryder. UNM went for the win off a step-back Bryce Owens' trey that missed. The Rams mopped up the win at the line.
Sanchez said the 3-pointer by CSU followed by the layup by Sam Martin was a huge point in the Rams' rally. "We gave up five points in transition, a three and a two," she said. "That hurt us."
Said Halasz: "We have to come out with more of a sense of urgency on defense."
Those five Ram points not only tightened the scoreboard, but created a shift in momentum. CSU outscored UNM 17-to-5 down the stretch.
The Lobos got 14 points from Khadijah Shumpert and 11 from Deeva Vaughn, who went 7-of-8 from the line. Halasz had 14 boards and five assists, but went 1-of-12 from the floor. "It was just one of those days where not much was falling my way," said Halasz. "I tried to focus on other things and help my team in other ways."
Brown went 2-of-10 from the field and UNM shot 3-of-19 from 3-point range. UNM shot 25 percent in the second half after shooting 39.3 percent in the first half. The Lobos shot 31.3 percent for the game and CSU shot 44 percent.
CSU's AJ Newton burned UNM for 24 points and is the Ram who hit the trey in transition that sparked CSU's rally. Ryder finished with 15 points, 10 boards, three assists and no turnovers. Newton had 13 points in the first half.
"We knew what she could do," said UNM's Brown of Newton. "We had to make some adjustments, but we were slow to shut her down in the first half."
Said Coach Sanchez: "There shouldn't be any surprise (over Newton). We'd seen it and we'd prepared for it. She is tough to guard when she gets to the basket.
"We tightened up, I guess. We got good shots. They just didn't go in. I thought we took good shots in our offense. They just didn't' hit them. I want Sara and Tiesh (Brown) and those kids to take those shots every time. Right now, we are struggling to fine people to score."
Second Half: Colorado State 32, New Mexico 30
Newton, who had 13 points in the first half, continued to hurt the Lobos early with buckets and with penetration. Still, CSU could not shake the Lobos and at the 11:42 break an Owens' three had UNM in a 42-42 tie. Newton had 20 points at that mark. At the 10:14 mark, the score was still in a knot: 44-44.
The Lobos' used a Shumpert bank shot to go up 46-44. It was UNM's first lead since 1-0. Vaughn gave UNM a 48-44 lead at the line. Brown and Owens worked a give-and-go fast break into a Brown layup and UNM's 50-44 lead convinced CSU to burn at timeout at the 9:00 mark. The score stayed there at the 7:51 break. Newton had not added to her 20-point total.
Vaughn hits two free throws to put UNM up by seven, 52-45, but Newton got loose for a trey and Martin scored underneath to make it 52-50. UNM called time at 4:26. Shumpert had 12 points at that stop and Halasz had 13 boards.
Brown put UNM up 53-50 at the line, but CSU got a layup from Ryder: 53-52. Halasz missed on a drive and CSU took the lead at 54-53. Shumpert got it back off the glass inside: 55-54. CSU missed on a drive and Vaughn went back to the line to shoot two: 57-54. CSU pulled to 57-56 at 1:19 using the line.
UNM's Owens missed a jumper and CSU got the board, quickly calling timeout with 49.9 to play. Newton came down and penetrated, kicking off to Ryder on the baseline. Her wide-open trey pushed CSU up 59-57. UNM called time at 38.7, down two points.
"That three at the end was a big-time missed adjustment and we know better," said Sanchez. "But you can't blame one play. We had a number of opportunities to win this one."
UNM went for the trey with Owens. She missed and CSU got the board and Newton went to the line with 24.2 to play. She put CSU up 60-57. UNM got two treys off at the end by Brown and Vaughn, but they were short and CSU's Ryder cleaned up the win at the line 62-57.
First Half: Colorado State 30, New Mexico 27
The Rams had the lead most of the first half, but could never pull away. UNM went into the halftime break down 30-27 shooting 39.3 percent to 41.4 percent for CSU. The Rams got 13 points from AJ Newton, who went 3-of-3 from 3-point range.
The Lobos had nine players scoring in the half with nobody scoring more than four points. CSU went 1-of-7 from the line and UNM went 3-of-8. CSU had three turnovers and UNM had four.


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Bill Granger
Bill Granger, Australian-born restaurateur, food writer and television chef is a self-taught cook and busy father whose joyful approach to cooking and real-life experience in a domestic kitchen guarantees his enduring popularity.
Bill's recipes echo the simply-prepared, produce-driven food found in his celebrated restaurants. The original bills opened in inner-city Sydney in 1993. Two further restaurants opened in Sydney in 1996 and 2005, and bills opened in Tokyo in 2008 and Yokohama in early 2010. Plans for Bill's first London restaurant are building momentum. Bill's previous books include bills Sydney food, bills food, bills open kitchen, simply bill, Every Day, Holiday and Feed Me Now, and have been translated into several languages. His television series, bills food and Bill's Holiday, have charmed audiences in 29 countries worldwide.
Bill's Basics, Quadrille Publishing Ltd, Sep 2010
Holiday, Murdoch Books, Jul 2009
Feed Me Now, Quadrille Publishing Ltd, April 2009
Every Day, Murdoch Books, 2006
Simply Bill, Murdoch Books, 2005
Bills Open Kitchen, Murdoch Books, 2003
Bill's Food, Murdoch Books, 2002
Sydney Food, Murdoch Books, 2000


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In the turbulent capital of Kabul, Afghanistan, Baknazira Niazi has created a bright future for herself and dozens of other women. Under the Taliban regime, Baknazira's husband had difficulty finding work to support the family so Baknazira began making and embroidering dresses at home, and taking them to sell to local shops. When the Taliban lifted in 2001, this persevering mother of four sought training in business, marketing, and design and opened her own small shop to sell her wares.
Today, Khaber-e-khosh is a thriving shop, and Baknazira works with 46 other artisans, providing them with training and economic stability. Khaber-e-khosh offers courses in design, business, mathematics and other school subjects. The artisans earn a steady income from the goods they produce, and are able to support their families and send their children to school. Baknazira explains, "Now I am very happy, my life has changed so much, I have a much more comfortable life. My only desire is that I can continue to do this work and continue growing."
Artisan Brishna
Brishna lives in the city of Jalalabad with her parents, her four sisters and three brothers. Raised under the rule of the Taliban, Brishna never had the opportunity to finish her education, though it was her greatest wish. After meeting Brishna and learning of her desire to finish her education, Baknazira suggested she join Khaber-e-khosh so that she could take part in their educational courses.
Brishna now takes courses through Khaber-e-khosh and is also one of their most skilled embroiderers, earning a steady income that she uses to help support her large family while she continues her education.
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Corningware®French White® 1.5 Quart Fluted Round Glass Lid
Corningware®French White® 1.5 Quart Fluted Round Glass Lid
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DescriptionThe recipe for a great dish starts, surprisingly, with a great dish! CorningWare French White bakeware proves that when it comes to food preparation, few things are more convenient than baking and serving in one dish. With its classic, fluted design, French White oven-to-table bakeware imparts a traditional elegance that is a perfect complement to any decor. Versatile yet stylish, CorningWare French White is simple...from start to finish!
Product Information• Covers / lids make cooking, serving, and storing easy and convenient
• 7.5" diameter, 2.089" high
• Durable stoneware material designed for use in oven, microwave, refrigerator, and freezer CorningWare material resists chipping and crackingNon-porous surface does not absorb food odors, flavors, or stains
• Limited 2-Year Warranty
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Q:What is the diameter of this lid? I need to cover a 10 inch diameter pan.Asked on 6/3/2015 by I am a therapist who has healed bipolar. from Edison, NJ
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A:This measures 7.625" in diameter and 2" in height.Answered on 6/5/2015 by Misty from WK Consumer Care
Q:Will this fit my 1.6 L fluted baking dish? I've had my french white baking set for 15 years and just noticed a small chip in the lid of this one.Asked on 3/12/2015 by Piera from United States
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A:Please let us know what the model number is on your dish or the current lid.Answered on 3/12/2015 by Anonymous
Q:Will this lid fit the 2-qt sauce maker?Asked on 3/10/2015 by Marilee from Medford, OR
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A:We aren't able to tell you if this would fit a 2-qt sauce maker. If you have a model number on the sauce maker, we would be happy to check.Answered on 3/12/2015 by Anonymous
Q:What are the dimensions of this cover: Diameter and height?Asked on 3/5/2015 by Dave from N. Grafton, MA
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A:This measures 7.625" in diameter and 2" in height.Answered on 3/13/2015 by Anonymous
Q:what is the size of this lid? Outside dimensions?Asked on 1/27/2015 by The cook from Grand Rapids MI
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A:Inside dimension is 17.5 cm or 6.75 inches. Outside it measures approx. 20.5 cm or 8 in.Answered on 3/24/2015 by Tea lover from Canton, OH
Q:is this 8" round?Asked on 11/26/2014 by mary from boston ma
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A:Yes, this lid is round.Answered on 11/26/2014 by Brett from WKConsumerCare
Q:Does this lid fit Corning F-5-B round casserole dish. Bottom of dish says 1.6 LITER, but everyone is calling it a quart.Asked on 11/5/2014 by DD from NY
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A:Yes, this lid fits model F-5.Answered on 11/14/2014 by Brett from WKConsumerCare
Q:Does the 1.5 qt fluted round glass lid fit on the F-5-B 1.6 liter round casseroleAsked on 10/19/2014 by Patty from FL
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A:Yes, this lid fits the Corningware F-5 model you referenced.Answered on 11/3/2014 by Brett from WKConsumerCare
A:Yes, this lid fits the Corningware F-5 model you referenced.Answered on 11/3/2014 by Brett from WKConsumerCare
French White, Casual Collections, Colours, Creations, Traditions and Ryku Warranty
Limited One Year Warranty- CorningWare® stoneware bakeware.
World Kitchen, LLC promise to replace any stoneware bakeware item with a manufacturing defect within one year from date of purchase. Accidental breakage from impact is not covered. Incidental and consequential damages are expressly excluded. Some states do not allow the exclusion or limitation of incidental and consequential damages, so the foregoing limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. For this warranty to apply, the owner must follow the safety and usage instructions For more information, call in the USA, 1-800-999-3436. Keep the product. You may be asked to return it. This warranty gives you specific legal rights. You may also have other rights, which vary from jurisdiction to jurisdiction.
French White, Casual Collections, Colours, Creations, Traditions and Ryku Use & Care
All CorningWare® stoneware bakeware items are breakable. Failure to follow these instructions may result in personal injury or property damage.
Do not use on stovetop, under a broiler/griller, under a microwave browning element, in a toaster oven, or on or near any other direct heating source such as range vents, open flames, etc.
Avoid sudden temperature changes. Do not add liquid to a hot stoneware item, place a hot stoneware item on a wet surface, or handle with a wet or cold cloth.
Handle hot stoneware items with a dry cloth or potholder.
Do not use to microwave popcorn or to hold or support popcorn bags, microwave convenience foods with special browning wrappers, etc. Some convenience food packaging is designed to heat rapidly in a microwave oven and may cause breakage.
Do not heat an empty vessel in a microwave oven. It may become too hot to handle, crack or break.
Do not use or repair any item that is chipped, cracked or severely scratched.
Do not abuse by dropping or hitting against a hard object.
Do not use abrasive cleaners, scouring pads, or any object that will scratch stoneware items. Place on a dry placemat or tablecloth to avoid scratching surfaces. The bottom of stoneware items may be rough.
Do not use any items mistreated in this manner.
CorningWare® stoneware bakeware can be used for serving and reheating food. Some stoneware bakeware can be used in microwave, convection and pre-heated conventional oven. Some items may not be appropriate for specific uses. Review information on bottom of items prior to use.
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