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- I think I need a splitter and one more DECA?
- Does the splitter go before the two DECAs and then the DECAs outputs into the DVR tuner inputs?
- Then one DECA ethernet output goes to the DVR ethernet input?
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I'll let others with more DECA knowledge answer the other questions.
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Thanks guys. I thought it was like the HR20 but it's not. I'm good to go.
I'm assuming that your HR20 is a HR20-100. That is a special cat that requires a modified setup for DECA than any of the other receivers, hence the reason you have a splitter and "appear" to be using both SAT inputs on the HR20.
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Posted by DB Southern IN on 11/08/2007
I flew into NY to visit with my daughter. We came across the Brooklyn Bridge looking for a dinner place, she wanted me to enjoy my first meal in Brooklyn. We stopped at this very quaint place called Cafe Buon Gusto. The place brought back memories of my childhood in the enviornment I was brought up in. We started with an Appetizer - Bresaola Roll - The taste was one I had never had before!! That was the best appetizer I had ever had in all my life!! The Gnocchi's, well, they were mushy, either not enough flour or cooked too long. The service was good. I rate this resturant a 5. ( not everyone can make gnocci's, it's something that has been passed along to get the right texture and taste) bresaola roll I could eat all day! My hate is off to you. I will return again when I come to NY.
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Okay. So on one hand, this place looks, and is, incredibly charming--whether you are eating on the front porch, the warm dining room, or the lovely back garden. The appetizers were very good, as was the wine we ordered. However, we had to wait 20 minutes before our waiter acknowledged us. This wasn't a huge problem because we weren't starving and had a lot to talk about. But I still am not sure if we had a waiter, or three busboys. The service took a really long time. My entree was very good, but not worth waiting an hour for, and my boyfriend's entree was pretty tasteless. The atmosphere was great--we ate in the back garden, there were lots of candles, it was calm, almost like you weren't in Manhattan. But we left feeling like somehow we should've had an excellent experience, but only had an average one.
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If you are looking for a quaint Italian restaurant , this is the place with welcoming staff and great food from the tomato focaccia bread to the grilled calarmari appetizer onto the delicious entree of orecchitettea with sausage. It's a must try and absolutely delicious. Can't wait to go back and try the other entrees.
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This restaurant is a tiny space, and they pack the patrons in! But if you don't need a lot of elbow room, then I highly recommend it. Although the food isn't always consistent (we had overcooked gnocchi once), it's become one of our neighborhood standards for special occasions. Love the focaccia!
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My friends and I were craving old-school, simple Italian for dinner on Sunday night- we didn't want to spend a fortune, need a reservation or get dressed up. Caffe Buon Gusto hit the spot! They have everything you could possibly crave as far as old stand-by dishes go (great linguini w/white clam sauce), as well as some more creative dishes. Everything we had (from olive oil and bread to dessert) was great. The service was helpful, attentive and friendly. We sat inside so I cannot comment on the garden, but it is a pleasant, comfortable room- would be fine for a date or with parents. Cute front patio too.
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Let me start by saying that I LOVED the garden. It was cute and cozy and not too crowded on the Thursday night I was there. I had such high expectations as we sat down! Things first started to go downhill with the wine. I had a glass of white, my boyfriend a glass of red and they both tasted incredibly cheap. And they were served in tiny little wine glasses (I have a pet peeve about that). Next was the bread. It was unexciting, but worse was that it was served with oil - just regular vegetable oil that had a few olives plopped in it. It was awful. Finally we got the pasta meals we had ordered. They were ok... ok in the $7.95 takeout way. My bf's "pancetta" just looked like small cubes of deli ham. While the prices here are decent, I would certainly expect more.
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My parents were in town for the week, so we decided to go to a recommended resturant on the UES. So let me begin with the good news. The garden in the back of the restaurant had a wonderful atmosphere. We ordered the mozzarella and tomato salad, which was very good. Okay, the the bad news. The waiter come to our table twice. To take our order, and to get us more water, which we had to request. The menu was 6 dollars more, on average then advertised in the UES resturant guide "We Deliver." The guy who brought out the food took our food to the wrong table, and we proceded to tell him that it was our dish, but he disagreed. Then after consulting with our (what we will claim to be) our waitress, he determined that the food was after all our food. So, he went back to the kitchen and retrieved my husband, mom and my dinner....and then went over to the other table and asked if the guy had eaten any of it yet and brought the plate over to my dad!!!! Not wanting to make a scene we let it slide, and continued with a sub-par dinner experience. The pasta was gummy, the sauce was a disaster and the chicken was dry. The Alfredo sauce had NO taste. The pasta was supposed to be "homemade" but it came right from the box.


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Complete Book: New Mexico 86, Colorado State 53
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ALBUQUERQUE, N.M.--Jasmine Patterson sank seven 3-pointers and notched a career-high 23 points to lead the University of New Mexico women's basketball team in an 86-53 rout of Mountain West Conference foe Colorado State on Saturday in The Pit.
The win puts the Lobos at 9-13 on the season and 3-7 in league play. The Rams are 12-11 overall and 5-5 in the conference.
Patterson hit her first three in the opening seconds of the game, which sparked a 16-0 run for New Mexico. Five minutes passed before CSU's Bonnie Barbee put in a 3-pointer and put the Rams on the scoreboard.
With her sharp-shooting from behind the arc, Patterson is now second all-time in New Mexico's records for most 3-pointers in a game.
"Jazz was shooting from way out there," Lobo head coach Don Flanagan said. "She's one of the most confident players I've coached, and the thing that is so impressive about her is that her fundamentals are very, very good. She's got the ball at the same spot every time and she's got a great release."
The freshman's performance (7-of-10 from behind the arc) set the pace for her teammates, as New Mexico shot a season-high 53.3 percent from the field, hitting 32-of-60 attempts.
"Shooting the ball well really helps in everything," Flanagan said. "You play defense a little harder, you rebound a little more intense. We have good shooters, but lately we've been shooting well in practice and not carrying it over in games. Today we shot well."
Senior Amanda Best was also at her best. The Lobo veteran scored 13 points, pulled down 10 rebounds and dished out seven assists in 35 minutes of play. It was her second double-double this season.
Flanagan was pleased with Best's effort and was complimentary of her leadership.
"She had seven assists to two turnovers," he said. "She's been doing that a lot lately. It has taken her a while to get used to the point guard position, she's really a two-guard, but I think she's beginning to understand what we need from her."
Jessica Kielpinski and Porche Torrance were the other two Lobos in double figures, scoring 14 and 12 points, respectively. Kielpinski also had five rebounds and Torrance grabbed six, while both recorded two blocks.
CSU didn't know how to handle the pesky Lobo defense. New Mexico fought through screens, blocked shots (six) and caused the Rams to commit 16 turnovers.
"We played awesome help-side defense," Best said. "The whole game we were helping each other, which then carried over to the offensive end. This was a really big win for us."
The home team's 86 points was a season-high, reflective of the Lobos' dominating offense. To complement Patterson's long-range shooting was New Mexico's exceptional inside game, racking 28 points in the paint compared to 16 for CSU.
The Lobos will look to carry over their relaxed play and the confidence they garnered from the win to their next conference game this Tuesday, February 15. New Mexico tips off against San Diego State at 6 p.m. for Think Pink night. All fans wearing pink are eligible for $4 tickets and the first 4,500 fans to the game will receive a Lobo Lucy bobble head doll sponsored by UNM Hospitals.
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It was not necessarily a victory of biblical proportions, notwithstanding its wistful prophecy that a child shall lead them.
Still, Lexi Thompson's five-stroke victory in the Navistar LPGA Classic on Sunday reverberated across time and television and portends better days for a tour direly in need of good news.
At the outset of the week, the LPGA announced that the Imperial Springs LPGA, the Chinese event scheduled to follow the Solheim Cup and open the tour's Asian swing, had been canceled. On a tour that already was idle more weeks than it was active, it was yet another body blow.Related: Golf's Biggest Phenoms
Then along came Thompson, a child of 16 with a golf game that is all grown up, shattering an LPGA record that had stood since 1952. She became the youngest winner in LPGA history, eclipsing Marlene Hagge, who was 18 years, 14 days when she won the Sarasota Open.
It did not go unnoticed, as most LPGA tournaments do, by network television, either. When NBC's telecast of the PGA Tour's BMW Championship paused for an NBC Sports Report, anchor Liam McHugh, on an NFL Sunday, no less, led with Thompson's victory in the Navistar LPGA Classic and followed it with a report on the Packers' victory over Carolina. A girl golfer trumping Aaron Rodgers. On the sports Richter Scale, this wasn't the big one, but windows were clearly rattled.
Radio similarly was incapable of ignoring it. Moments after Thompson won, Golf Digest's Stina Sternberg reported on Twitter, "WCBS NY radio had it as news item no. 3 at the top of the hour. They NEVER talk golf."
On a day when the LPGA was destined to play in obscurity, a home-schooled high school junior carried it into the sports mainstream and toward a future that isn't so bleak after all.
When Hagge (then Marlene Bauer) established the LPGA record as its youngest winner in the Sarasota Open, Lexi Thompson's father Scott, 49, had not yet been born. The Sarasota Herald-Tribune's lead to the story of her victory provides a time-capsule glimpse on several fronts:Related: How Lexi Thompson bombs it
"Before a jubilant gallery of 3,000 spectators, a pretty little 18-year-old girl shot an eight-under par [sic] 71 on Sunday to set a new course record, defeat some of the best women golfers in the United States and walk from the greens of the Sarasota Bay Country Club Sunday afternoon with a check for $350 first prize money. The youngster was none other than Sarasota's own Marlene Bauer."
Yes, the FedEx Cup playoffs continued last week, England's Justin Rose prevailing in the BMW Championship with a chip-in birdie and and a textbook par on 18.
In a year that has seen a South African win the Masters and a Northern Irishman win the U.S. Open, wouldn't it be fitting for an Englishman to win the FedEx Cup? Rose is third in points heading to the Tour Championship this week.
When Rose sailed another drive well right of the fairway, this one resulting in an unplayable lie on the 15th hole, NBC's Johnny Miller did not invoke the inflammable word "choke." Has he mellowed? Emphatically no.
"He's basically gagging on those shots to the right," Miller said.
In case you missed it in the cacophony of criticism, a voice of reason emerged in the debate over Rees Jones' renovation of the Dubsdread Course at Cog Hill, site of the BMW Championship.
Phil Mickelson, Steve Stricker and Geoff Ogilvy made headlines with negative opinions of Jones' work at Cog Hill. Whatever the merits of their arguments, it was bad form to take them public. It wasn't an assault on the sponsor, per se, but does BMW want its event tainted by players badmouthing the course? And what of the public golfers who call Cog Hill home?
The voice of reason belonged to Mark Wilson, who lives in the area and considers Cog Hill something of a home course.
"I've always been the type of player that, each tournament we go to, there's a golf course, and we're supposed to play on it," he said, "and I have to figure out how to play it no matter if it suits my game or not.
"If guys are having a hard time with the bunkering, they're meant to be a hazard and they're supposed to be difficult to get up-and-down. Us pros have gotten really good out of bunkers and we get really spoiled on tour, perfect surfaces to hit out of the bunkers...it shouldn't be an easy up-and-down."
Then there was this exchange from NBC's Dan Hicks and Miller:
"It's the Dubsdread course," Hicks said. "Underwent quite a renovation...it has drawn some pretty heavy criticism by some of the top stars in the game this week."
"It's hard to believe anybody would complain [with] the money these guys are playing for," Miller said a few moments later.
When the NBC crew began discussing the rain gloves that some players were wearing, notably Keegan Bradley, Gary Koch revealed that in his day, "mortician gloves worked well."
"But not that many people knew about that," Miller said. "It was a little bit of an advantage."
The WD is not part of Steve Stricker's repertoire. He withdrew from the Texas Open in October of 1994, then played 359 consecutive tournaments without withdrawing again, until Saturday.
Stricker withdrew after two rounds of the BMW Championship, citing neck pain.


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She told Arena magazine: 'When I got the first draft of the pilot episode there was a nude scene in there. So before I got the job I said to JJ ('Lost' creator JJ Abrams), 'You need to know I'm a bit of a prude and nudity is something that I'm going to be adamantly opposed to'.
'When we came to shoot the scene it had been re-written for me to be in a tank top and underwear and I really appreciate that they made it more modest.'
The 26-year-old – who is romancing co-star Dominic Monaghan – added: 'In the end I did it in just my underwear – which I think was a happy compromise.'
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South Korea's air force aerobatics team will use the Korea Aerospace Industries T-50 from 2010, after the service inked a 10-aircraft deal worth an estimated 200 billion won ($200 million) this week.
The "Black Eagles", who have performed over 500 times outside South Korea, last flew the Vietnam War-era Cessna A-37 "Dragonfly" that was retired in 2007 after the Seoul air show.
The team will be formed again after the first T-50 is delivered in 2010.
By operating the type, the Black Eagles will become one of the few air force aerobatic teams to use indigenously designed and manufactured aircraft.
"This is a reaffirmation of the Republic of Korea Air Force's confidence in the T-50," says KAI, which worked with Lockheed Martin to produce the aircraft.
The aerobatics team's aircraft will use the T-50's advanced jet trainer platform, which will be modified to include smoke oil tanks, spray nozzles, and related gauges, switches and lights.
The colour scheme has not been decided, and it has not been confirmed if the "Black Eagles" name will be retained. The T-50 is also known as the Golden Eagle.
"There has been a lot of interest about the colour scheme," says KAI, which has offered various options. "Suggestions vary from traditional Korean designs to new modern designs. Some people have even suggested a contest to decide on a winning design. We expect a decision at the end of the year."
With this order, the air force has committed to 82 T-50s. This includes 50 in the advanced jet trainer configuration, and 22 in the A-50 weaponised version. The service is widely expected to order another 70 T-50s of both variants.
KAI is also developing the F/A-50, a light combat version of the aircraft, and the service is likely to commit to at least 50 of those.
KAI is jointly marketing the aircraft with Lockheed outside South Korea. The T-50 is locked in a fierce competition with the Aermacchi M-346 and BAE Systems Hawk for Singapore's advanced jet trainer requirement, and is up against the M-346 in the United Arab Emirates.
It is also pushing the aircraft in other European and Asian countries with advanced trainer requirements.
The Black Eagles were established in 1953 with four second world war-era North American Aviation F-51 Mustangs. These were replaced with the North American Aviation F-86 Sabre in 1962 and then the Northrop F-5A in 1967.
There was a hiatus between 1978 and 1993, when each aircraft type in the South Korean air force performed its own aerial demonstrations. The team was reformed in 1994 with the A-37s.
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When college officials intone about the need to restrain the rising cost of higher ed, it's mostly to say that the inevitable increases will only be slightly restrained.
It's like listening to federal officials explain that cutting the rate of budget increases is somehow a victory for the taxpayer.
Certainly, limited tuition hikes are better than big ones. And among South Carolina colleges there has been a measure of restraint with the recent economic recession.
But Converse College in Spartanburg is doing something really commendable about rising college costs. The private women's college will decrease tuition by an astonishing 43 percent, starting next school year.
The idea is to make Converse affordable for the long-term. It currently charges $26,000 a year in tuition.
Next year, that figure will represent the total cost of tuition and fees, room and board.
The cost reduction plan, prepared after 18 months of review by administrators and trustees, won't affect the college's academic or capital improvement programs, officials say. It won't alter the student-teacher ratio of 11:1.
The college will reduce its institutional aid program as it cuts tuition, but will continue to provide assistance through scholarships.
The rising enrollment of recent years and the capable management of assets will support the cost-cutting plan, said Converse President Betsy Fleming.
"We heard families' concerns about the rising price of college and we committed ourselves to finding a sustainable solution," said Dr. Fleming, who previously served as executive director of Charleston's Gibbes Art Museum.
The reduction will put tuition where it was a decade ago. Nationally, 10 colleges have taken similar action since 2012.
Converse was assisted by officials at Concordia University in St. Paul, Minn., as it prepared the tuition plan.
Belmont Abbey of Charlotte, Seton Hall of New Jersey and Ashland University of Ohio have made similar decisions to restrain costs.
In the wake of Converse's decision, parents of prospective college students surely will be wondering if other higher ed institutions in South Carolina plan to follow suit.
As Dr. Fleming said:
"It's the right thing to do."
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- Capacity: Holds a 18-lb. bird or a 22-lb roast
- Cleaning & Care: Handwashing recommended
- Depth: 8.5-in.
- Length: 19-in.
- Material: Enamel on Steel
- Origin: USA
- Warranty: Limited lifetime
- Width: 13.5-in.
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Customer Reviews for 19-in. Oval Roaster with Lid by Granite Ware
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4.5 out of 5 stars, based on 79 ratings
97% of reviewers recommend this product
98% say this is a "good value"
It was a replacement.
My mother has used this type of roaster and I have used one my entire married life. I needed to replace it as my old one began to rust after 30+ yrs. This type of roaster is great and I recommend it to anyone that enjoys cooking. It's a family staple in my home.I recommend this product.
- January 7, 2015
- By: Julia
- From: OH
- I Cook: Very Often
- Style: Family
The only tool that does the job!
There is nothing like a good old fashioned black enamel roasting pan for making a delicious, tender brisket. It does the job right every single time. No other pan can do the job right!I recommend this product.Was this helpful?
- February 6, 2014
- By: Anonymous
- From: FL
- I Cook: For Special Occasions
- Style: Family
The Standard
I love these graniteware roasters. Consistently the turkey turns out perfectly, and I make the gravey directly in the roaster on the stove top. Nothing else gives such consistently good results!I recommend this product.
- January 10, 2014
- By: Anonymous
- From: AL
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
Oval Roaster
Very nice roaster ,product came quickly and at a great price.I recommend this product.
- November 14, 2013
- By: Michael
- From: MN
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- Style: Family
The Real Deal !!!
I was worried that I wasn't going to be able to replace my 20+ year old roaster after it finally wore out, luckily I found this website and was able to replace the old with the new! In all honesty this roaster is probably better than the old one, love the depth and is perfect size for large turkeys, prime ribs, and two roast!! Love Love Love It :)I recommend this product.Was this helpful?
- August 24, 2013
- By: Kamela
- From: NV
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
great purchase
We looked all over for a roaster & found this on line. It's great!I recommend this product.
- December 14, 2011
- By: George
- From: AZ
- I Cook: Very Often
- Style: Family
Pleased with quality of product and did a great job cooking my turkey. I did a 16 lbs turkey and I wished I would have bought the bigger one so that I could fit my V-rack in the roaster. But other than that, great product.I recommend this product.Was this helpful?
- December 6, 2011
- By: Michelle
- From: CO
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
Always the right size
No matter is it's homemade macaroni & cheese for the families or the turket dinner it fits in this pan. It''s good & sturdy for carrying anything without any worries. Great all around pan. In fact I have had one for years & my son-in-law loved the size of it so I bought this one for him.I recommend this product.Was this helpful?
- April 1, 2011
- By: Mary
- From: NY
- I Cook: Very Often
- Style: Family
If you want to bake your Thanksgiving turkey, this is the perfect pan. I had one that was over 40 years old and I loaned it and it never found it's way back home. Was worried I wouldnt find another like it, no need to worry; I found the same pan at a great price.I recommend this product.
- February 8, 2011
- By: Deborah
- From: VA
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
Good service good prodcuct.I recommend this product.
- November 15, 2010
- By: Sandy
- From: CA
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- Style: Family
Sent it back it was damagedI recommend this product.Was this helpful?
- September 5, 2010
- By: Joseph
- From: PA
Why I Like the Roaster Pan!
We shopped everywhere to find the same size roaster pan my mom has had for 30 years! Finally someone suggested we go online to see if we can find the same one, only new! Lo and behold, we found one the same size my mom has AND it will be big enough to roast a large turkey and also to make a large batch of homemade spaghetti sauce!I recommend this product.
- August 22, 2010
- By: Linda
- From: WA
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
Chips easily
This product was recommended by a cookbook. I still haven't used it, but trust that it'll perform very well and is a great value for the price. The reason why I am giving 4 stars (and not 5) is that the pot came chipped (just from shipping) and I'm sure that may present a problem during use too (in other words, it may chip further). Hoping that the chipping will not affect the cooking and pose a health hazard, I did not return it because I thought it wasn't expensive enough to bother with the shipping.I recommend this product.
- June 23, 2010
- By: Velika
- From: VA
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
Everything old is new again
I was so delighted to see that Cooking.com had the 19-in. oval roaster with lid. This type of roaster has been used by my family for generations. I have a smaller one that is suitable for 2-3, but now with a growing family we needed a larger one and the one we ordered and received is just what the doctor ordered. Thank you.I recommend this product.
- May 24, 2010
- By: Kim
- From: MI
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
Granite ware, the best ever roasting pan!
I am absolutely delighted with my new graniteware-roasting pan.
My only regret is that I didn't buy one earlier. I had to learn how to gauge the cooking time, my first roast beef was over done but very tender, I did not check it as often as I should have because, I didn't expect the meat to cook so fast on 300 degrees. Second time around, I was prepared; and now, I cook all my food on a lower temp, I add all the vegetables around the meat, remove them when they are tender, continue roasting the meat until done. I am saving energy, a multitude of pots, and enjoying the most tender, juicy meat ever, in "one pot does it all".
I intend on buying a smaller version of the graniteware -roasting pan, and try it out for a slow, oven-baked rice pudding. Most important to us, (my husband and I), we only tried this pan, because it is made in the U.S. A.
Nadia Palmer, Pennsylvania.I recommend this product.
- March 7, 2010
- By: Douglas
- From: PA
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
I had to return my original order because the top and bottom had dents from shipping. I paid shipping charges to return the item. I received the replacement and again their is a dent in the bottom. However, I am not going to return the item I will see if the paint continues to come off where the dent is located. I would recommend better shipping containers or the item was dented prior to shipment.I recommend this product.
- February 8, 2010
- By: Susan
- From: OK
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
Classic roaster still best
Always appreciated my huge rectangular enamel over metal roasting pan, it was starting to wear after 25+ years, finally found this one here. You can't beat the practicality of this set: durable yet lightweight, easy to use and clean; the dark color and enamel retain the heat so items cook faster and moister. Best of all is the naturally slick enamel surface that won't interact with acids in food and is easy to clean, and will never peel off like the toxic "non-stick" cookware that is sold today. The "tree" design in the bottom provides a raised surface for roasts without having to use a rack, and is a nice touch of last-century whimsy. The best turkeys come from these roasters. Fantastic value, and nice to see it's made in the USA, too.I recommend this product.Was this helpful?
- January 12, 2010
- By: Christine
- From: NY
- I Cook: Very Often
- Style: Family
Excellent Value!
I purchased this roaster as a gift for my mother. Her original roaster was probably 50 years old and needed replacing. I found this online, hoping it would measure up to the original one she had. Much to my delight, she absolutely loved it!I recommend this product.Was this helpful?
- October 20, 2009
- By: Marylin
- From: PA
Roaster for a Lifetime
I learned to cook with a roaster like this and know I will never need another one. I'm delighted to have one of my own.I recommend this product.Was this helpful?
- February 18, 2009
- By: Hollie
- From: TX
- I Cook: Every Day
- Style: Family
Haven't used the product yet but satisfied overall that I received exactly what I was looking forI recommend this product.
- February 12, 2009
- By: Liberata
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Herd WR coach Parker heading to Purdue
HUNTINGTON -- Former Marshall wide receivers coach Gerad Parker had one of his life's most difficult decisions over the weekend.
It was attaching the word former to his ties with Marshall.
Parker, a former Lawrence County High School standout and University of Kentucky wide receiver, confirmed on Sunday evening that he was joining the staff at Purdue.
"There's no doubt that it's tough when you grow up and come from this area," Parker said. "(Marshall head coach) Doc (Holliday) gave me a chance to come back home and I've got a great group of receivers that I've had for the last two years. I would've passed it up if it wasn't the right situation because family is more than anything to me."
At Purdue, Parker will coach tight ends and serve as recruiting coordinator for the Boilermakers.
He said it represents a new adventure in the world of coaching for him as he continues to ascend through coaching circles.
"This is a chance to do something I've never done before," Parker said. "I like the challenge of coaching a new position and I've always stepped up to challenges. I have dreams and aspirations of being an offensive coordinator and a head coach one day, and this will help me toward those goals."
The announcement culminates a whirlwind two weeks for Parker, who was a vital part of a short-handed Marshall staff that still secured the nation's top non-BCS recruiting class despite having several coaches leave in the last month of recruiting.
Parker said he received a phone call asking him to interview with new head coach Darrell Hazell, who takes over with the Boilermakers after head coach Danny Hope was let go following the season.
After receiving the phone call on Thursday, Parker interviewed on Friday in West Lafayette, Ind., before returning back to the Tri-State.
On Saturday afternoon, Parker received a phone call back from Hazell offering him the job.
After consulting with his wife Kandi, Parker made the decision to accept the position and turned his attention to getting in touch with Marshall's coaching staff and his players.
"First and foremost, I take a lot of pride in coaching my guys and treating everyone like family," Parker said. " My two biggest concerns were my players and Doc and Coach (Bill) Legg. They've bent over backwards to help me here and I can't tell them how much I appreciate them. This is definitely a little bittersweet.
"As happy as I am for the opportunity, it hurts just as bad as leaving my home to call those guys and tell them. You build trust with them, have them in your home and they are your family.
"I don't have a son yet and those players, they're all my sons. You build a trust with them and I wanted to make sure they knew first. I didn't want them to hear it from anyone else first."
Parker's ascent up the coaching ladder has been swift over the past few seasons.
After his playing career with Kentucky ended in 2004, Parker earned his master's degree in education from the University of Kentucky in 2005.
He served as Raceland High Schools' wide receivers and defensive backs coach in 2005 and 2006 before accepting a graduate assistant spot at Kentucky in 2007 and 2008.
In March 2008, he was hired as running backs coach for UT-Martin before transitioning to wide receivers coach in 2009. In his final season at UT-Martin, he was passing game coordinator and recruiting coordinator before coming back to Marshall.
With his family and his wife Kandi's family both living in the Tri-State area, Parker said the decision was not one taken lightly.
His departure hit him on Saturday night when he and Kandi went to Raceland -- where his coaching career began -- to watch Kandi's brother, Kyle Brown, play basketball for West Carter.
Kyle Brown poured in a game-high 29 points to lead West Carter -- also Kandi's alma mater where she starred in basketball -- to a win over Raceland.
Merely hours after making a life-changing decision to go to Purdue, Parker walked up the gym stairs at the school where his coaching career started.
"It pretty much came full circle for me Saturday night," Parker said. "We went to watch Kandi's brother play and as I walked up those stairs I thought, 'It's amazing that I was just here six years ago.'"
Parker makes the seventh member of the Marshall football staff to leave this offseason.
Marshall defensive coordinator Chris Rippon resigned the day after the season ended, quarterbacks coach and co-offensive coordinator Tony Petersen went to Louisiana Tech, offensive line coach Geep Wade went to Chattanooga, cornerbacks coach Lytrell Pollard went to Southern Miss, Anthony Midget was hired to replace Pollard then bolted for Penn State 10 days later and now Parker.
Also, strength and conditioning coordinator Joe Miday left for Western Kentucky in mid-January.
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Helston's One and All Judo Club have just enjoyed their third anniversary. Formed in 2010, by Sensei Christine Davies and Sensei Vanessa Davies, they have seen the club grow from just three members to more than 25.
It caters for children aged from five to adults over 40 and the rise in membership of more than 700 per cent is certainly part of the Olympic legacy.
The club itself has had Olympic recognition with club member Kevin Archbold being part of the sport administration team at Earl's Court and Sensei Vanessa attending several events after winning Junior Coach of the year from the Cornwall Sports Partnership.
Sensei Vanessa has also represented Great Britain in international competitions.
This increase in membership caused its own problems; however, after a grant from Sported the club was able to purchase a new set of mats in 2012.
This year they are aiming to continue to increase membership and purchase new crash mats. But they still need more members to continue to move forward.
Are you interested? Judo is a sport that began in Japan more than 100 years ago. It is a style of fighting where one opponent can defeat another without anyone getting seriously hurt.
Boys, girls, men and women of all ages take part in judo in many different countries all around the world. It is an ideal way of keeping fit.
It provides a great cardiovascular workout which improves stamina, general health and overall fitness.
Physical strength and flexibility are also improved as a result of trying to control and dictate the movements of an opponent.
Judo is ideal for all ages, male and female and attracts players from many disability groups.
Confidence and self-esteem are developed as players progress through the ranks and the very nature of the grading system ensures that the next goal is always realistic and achievable with effort.
The grading system also ensures that players, whatever their skill level, will have opportunities to compete with players of similar ability and have a chance to experience victory.
Judo places a great emphasis on self discipline and respect for others. It is extremely rare to see any player act in a disrespectful way towards an opponent or official.
Whether training at the club or competing in the Olympics, bad manners or unsportsmanlike behaviour are never tolerated.
Many people find that lessons learnt on the mat help you in every aspect of life – increased confidence, self-respect, discipline and respect for other people.
One and All Judo Club aim to be accessible, financially, to allcomers and therefore keep their fees as low as possible.
The club subscription fees are £2.50 per week for juniors and £3 per week for seniors.
One and All Judo Club offer anyone trying judo for the first time a free session – just wear loose fitting sports clothes, so why not come along and enjoy a family friendly club.
Parents welcome to stay and watch. The club trains Wednesday evenings starting at 5.30pm, adults are more than welcome at 7.30pm.
For any other information telephone One and All Judo Club on 07837 323375.
Ed Leah and Dave Miners won the Men's Four Ball Better Ball at Praa Sands on Easter Sunday with 53 net. Mike Hatch and Michael Jacka were second with 57, Rob Gall and Andy Holmes third with 58 on countback from Lee McGarraghy and Ken McIlroy.
Winter Eclectic results: Winner, Simon Phillips (net 47.5); Best Gross, Gary Thomas (53); Best Front Nine, David Prowse (22.7); Best Back 9, Ed Leah (23.5).
On Saturday the Ladies held a Cornish v The Rest team matchplay competition, which resulted in a draw.
In Round One of the Pilcher Trophy (Stableford) on Good Friday Barry Knowles was first with 18 points. Andy Holmes was second with 17 and Alun Dixon was third with 16 on countback from Dave Miners and Simon Phillips respectively.
Next Saturday the Ladies play a Texas Scramble and the men will play a Stableford on Sunday.
Next week the Ladies play on Wednesday morning, the Ogres play on Wednesday afternoon, with Round Two of the Pilcher Trophy (Bogey Plus) on Friday for all playing members.
Not only did Mullion Ladies hold a Stableford competition last week but they also celebrated a very special birthday of one of their members, Beryl Sibley.
She always turns up and plays regardless of the weather, and the ladies were delighted to wish her a very happy birthday and to toast her with a glass of champagne given by past captain Sally Markham.
The Stableford was played on a very cold March morning.
Results. Silver division: 1 Jill Simmons 32pts; 2 Pandora Geddes 27. Bronze division: 1 Jill Ross 28pts; 2 Anne Griffiths 25.
A squad of 32 swimmers from Carn Brea and Helston Swimming Club took part in the County Intermediate Gala at Penzance Leisure Centre.
This proved to be a particularly successful meet which resulted in 82 new personal best times and 28 medals awarded to members of the squad. Twelve-year-old Jacob Ibbetson's performance was especially notable as he gained four significant personal best times in his four events (a total of 27 seconds off his collective times) as well as earning himself two gold and two silver medals in the process.
Adam Long, 11, also knocked an amazing 26 seconds off the two events he had entered and gained himself a gold medal in each event.
Other medallists included 9yr old Harry Larkins, Morgan Larkins and Max Wilton, 10yr old Lewis King, 11yr olds Jade Exell and Guy Brooks, 13yr old Nell Savage, 14yr olds Kathryn Onley and Harley Mitchell, 15 yr old Orion Page and Dan Long and 16yr old Ben Kent.
The event provided a really positive boost for the swimmers who have worked so hard in their training leading up to this event.
Three days later the club held its own Sprint Gala, which was open to swimmers ages nine years and upwards whose first ranked club is Carn Brea and Helston.
A total of 92 swimmers took up this challenge. This event was all about speed with swimmers able to compete in 50m sprints in each of the four strokes, as well as a 100m Individual Medley event.
It produced an impressive number of personal best times and some very strong in-house competition, with swimmers able to pitch themselves against their training buddies.
Seven swimmers gained pbs in all five of their events – from the youngest swimmer in the gala; 8yr old Callum Jolly to one of the more experienced swimmers; 20 yr old Piran Saunders.
In addition the event resulted in 15 new club records.
Emma Kendall deserves a special mention for gaining a total of four new club records in the 11 year old girls' category, as she is continuing to go from strength to strength in what has already proven to be a very successful year for her.
Similarly Hannah Reid created three new club records and is setting the bar so high that she is generating records which will very hard for future swimmers to beat.
The following swimmers emerged as pentathlon winners within their age groups after scoring the highest number of fina points after the five individual events:
9yr olds Caja Rodda and Max Wilton, 10 yr olds Turaya Evans and Lewis King, 11yr olds Emma Kendall and Adam Long, 12 yr olds Steren Mottart and Steven Lewis, 13 yr olds Lauren Prouse and Oliver Hancock, 14 yr olds Hannah Reid and Jack Colwill, 15 yrs and over Sam Trestrail and Ed Cockerham.
The Sprint Gala proved to be fun yet helpful in moving the swimmers forward in their competitive careers.
However, a final thank you needs to go out to the army of officials and helpers who made holding an event such as this possible.
With three games to go there is no change at the top of Division One of the West Cornwall Winter Pool League.
Wendron CC had a 6-3 win against Godolphin Club F and Helston RBL A had a 6-3 win against their D team so it remains just a two point difference at the top.
Lizard FC A had a 7-2 win over St Keverne Band Club to consolidate third spot while Constantine SC A came from 4-1 down to defeat Helston FC A 5-4. The Coach & Horses had a 6-3 win over the Rodney, wins coming from James Pawlyn, Will Pawlyn, Andy Jones and Jon Davey and the Atlantic Inn A team by the same score.
In Division Two, Godolphin Club B had a 6-3 win over their D team with singles wins from Bob Sanders, Dave Real, Bob Eustice, Kirk Nicholas and Jerry Varker and the Killigrew Inn had a good 7-2 win over Rileys A.
Helston RFC A trailed Helston RBL B 4-1 but then won four frames for a 5-4 victory and the Three Tuns beat Helston RFC C 5-4.
Division Three leaders Mullion FC were 3-1 down against neighbours Mounts Bay A but came back well to win 5-4.
Wins from Dave Steward, Wayne Rogers, James Talboys and Tara Rogers helped the Crown Inn to a 5-4 win over Lizard FC B while Lion & Lamb edged out Lizard FC C by the same score and the Queens Arms B team beat White Hart E 6-3.
The Five Pilchards remain leaders of Division Four after a 6-3 win over fellow promotion chasers Rodney Inn B, a good victory after losing the first two frames.
Paris B were 4-0 down against Rileys C but wins from Chris McCallum and Dave Kaye, and all three doubles games, resulting in victory, helped them to an unlikely 5-4 win.
The Seven Stars were 6-3 winners over the Queens Arms and the Atlantic Inn B team edged out Red Lion B 5-4.
The Team Knockout has reached the semi-final stages and Wendron CC will face the Lizard FC A team at Helston FC and White Hart B will play the St Keverne Band Club at Lizard FC.
Both games take place on Sunday, April 14, Start 8pm.
Three Tuns in Division Two are now playing all their home games at the White Hart.
There are a number of outstanding games which need to be played. Can they be played as soon as possible. If you are having trouble arranging a game contact the secretary.
Conditions were challenging at the recent Head of the Plym where rowers in all boat classes from single sculls to eights raced over the 3500m time-trial course in two divisions.
Greenbank Rowing Club's newly-formed novice men's coxed four of Rich Braunton, Phil Farndon, Tim Wilkinson and Tom Worden achieved a convincing win in their category, coping well with the difficult conditions caused by the strong winds.
The crew, which included both junior and veteran rowers, have been training hard at the club's base at Stithians Lake and were delighted with their achievement at their first race together.
Greenbank's novice ladies four, another newly-formed crew, also competed for the first time at the Head and rowed well in the conditions but were unable to compare themselves against the other crews after the unfortunate disruption of their race by a passing ship,
The race experience was nevertheless valuable for the new crew.
Both crews are soon to compete again at the Bideford Head, over the slightly longer course of 4250m. Soon after that Greenbank crews will compete at the Head of the Dart – a gruelling 15,000m race on the picturesque river from Totnes to Dartmouth.
These races will offer good preparation for all rowers who are looking ahead to the West of England Amateur Rowing Association's regatta season which starts with Plymouth Regatta in June.
Greenbank's two new top novice crews have formed from an influx of new members following the Olympics – all inspired by the success of Penzance rower and gold-medallist Helen Glover, who visited the club last summer.
The club is particularly on the look-out for people who have coxed before or are interested in learning to cox – a vital job involving many skills needed to steer the boat efficiently and motivate the crew.
Anyone interested should visit www.greenbankfalmouth.org.uk


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- Stators are heavy-duty three-phase; direct plug-in and come complete with all rubbers and OEM-style plug end
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Reviews for Ricks Motorsport Electrics Stator - 21-120
Dead on arrival
I ordered this for a 1996 Yamaha Virago. When it arrived it only worked on two phases therefore it would not charge the battery. The wire placement on the stator was not in the right place compared to the OEM one. No terminals on neutral safety switch wire. Picture is misleading.I wouldn't recommend this item to a friend.
Great product
I have ordered many items, many times from Dennis Kirk. Once again they came thru as always. The outer stator fit just like OEM but looks heavier duty than OEM. Once the bike was put back together, the stator was working perfectly.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Good price
Don't know if its me or the bike?? This will be the 3rd stator. First one lasted 2 years? 2nd one lasted 2 MO. Took trip to TX. from PA. Got back from trip & a week later & its just about charging, driving around durring the day with the parking light fuse pull. I replace the reg. with the first stator, stator is all burn up when I took it out.. Just wish I didn't have to pull the engine out to replace it...I would recommend this item to a friend.
decent product
Shipping was fast and packaged good. When installing, a hole to screw in a bracket on the stator was threaded on the wrong side so i had to tap it. Other than that great product. Old stator measured 12.1V and new 14.3V.I would recommend this item to a friend.
Worthwhile upgrade
Had smaller gauge wires with inferior insulation on 84' V65 Magna. This was in no brainer purchase. Better quality, and half the price of OEM. No issues.I would recommend this item to a friend.
I ordered this stator from D K for over half off the dealer price, I do my own wrenching to save more cash so Im very pleased when all the parts match right up with no surprisesI would recommend this item to a friend.
1/2 price of OEM
1/2 price of an OEM stator, dosen't have the complete harness but gives instructions on where to splice harness. Came with heat shrink and solder tubes but I couldn't make wires fit in tube so I had my own splice ends to use, also couldn't use clamp for harness that attached to stator that was on OEM stator, after install all worked great, charges 14.2 v at idle and the whine was gone. Apparently thats how they fail. Recieved part in three days. Wished DK had gasket available without having to get complete set, Took a week to get gasket from Motosport.I would recommend this item to a friend.
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Easy to install and works great at a fraction of OEM pricing.I would recommend this item to a friend.


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