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I bought one of these for £1 from ikea the week after I went back to ikea to buy another incase they stopped making them.
This is the best £1 I have spent
It is idea to make a froffy coffee to impress your visitors
Easy to clean.
The batteries last a long time.
I bought mine roughly 10 months ago and it is still going well. I have only had to change the batteries once Aswel.
I am very impressed with this and my visitors are very impressed with there coffee.
Also a classy utensil as it's silver (chrome) so goes with most kitchens.
I am impressed that is hasn't gone rusty.
I would defiantly say this is a must have for the kitchen.
It only takes about 10 seconds Aswel to change my miky coffee to a froffy milky coffee. Then why not add some chocolate dust on top.
I have also used this to whisk some cream as my hand blender had broke so I used this and still to this day I haven't been out to buy a new hand blender as this is excellent for what I use it for.
Now that I am only 5 minutes away from an IKEA store I go there to get ideas for my flat as well as buying furniture. I was there a few months ago looking at double bed bases and the slats that go in them to replace my king size bed which is too big and about 10 years old.
I saw a few that I liked but didn't buy one yet as I am going to wait until I move where it's a bit easier to put a king size bed outside.
Anyway, while I was looking I saw a thing that froths the milk like in a cappuccino / expresso but at a fraction of the cost and it is portable.
If you can't easily get to an IKEA you can buy one online for about £1.8 plus postage.
It is grey with a big handle that is comfortable to hold, and also houses the 2xAA batteries that it requires. The whisk is very small and is at the end of the wire attached to the handle, the whisk is specially designed to be that small as this generates the froth.
It is very quick and easy to use , I used to have an expresso machine with a milk frother attached and it would get all gunged up but I loved the frothy coffee it made, so this is a great alternative to buying a new machine which I do not really need as I only have the occasional fresh coffee made in a cafeteria.
With this frother you just put the milk in a mug or bowl, a bowl gives more air to it, and froth it for a minute or so, you can heat the milk first in the microwave to get the same effect as the proper coffee machine has then pout on the frothy milk.
Once you have seen how easy it is , it is a bit addictive and you tend to do it with every coffee and also try other drinks. Also you can put cinnamon or chocolate shavings on top for a real treat.
Of course people forget that you can do this even cheaper and use a whisk like you do when you make scambled egg ! This occured to me when I whisked up some milk in the bowl before I had got the eggs out as I already had the milk out, and thought I could have poured that on my coffee !
This whisker is easy and fun to use though.
=Ikea Product Milk Frother=
The IKEA milk frother, is a handy gadget to have to make cappuccinos' and lattes at home without having a steam function for milk on a coffee machine.
=Price and Availability=
This is an IKEA own brand product, I received mine as part of a present so do not know the cost of it.
=What is it=
The frother has a stainless steel handle and this is where you put the batteries, and this also has the on/off switch on it. From this out comes a long stick of wire, with a mini circular whisk at the bottom.
=To Use=
Warm some milk up, I usually warm mine in a cup in the microwave till it is just off boiling point, when the milk is ready, I put the whisk part of the frother into the milk switch on and this then vibrates and froths the milk up. It takes about 20 seconds to froth up half a cup of milk. If you were doing a couple of cups worth of milk then I would say use a plastic or a Pyrex jug to allow enough space for expansion.
The unit takes 2 x AA batteries, I have had mine since Christmas and it gets used about 3 times a week and the batteries are still working perfectly.
=To clean=
I just insert the whisk element into soapy water and give it a clean with a cloth from there.
=Would I recommend=
I would highly recommend, they certainly jazz up a normal cup of coffee.
This milk frother is an ideal tool for making foamy cappaccinos and lattes at home without having to own a coffee machine with a milk steamer.
===What is it?===
The milk frother consists of a stainless steel handle area which contains the batteries and has the on/off switch buit into the side. A long wire with a circular whisk sticks out the end of the handle which is placed into a glass of milk. When turned on by slding the swithc to the on position, the whisk whizzes around to froth milk up before adding to coffee.
The frother is extremely easy to use. Simple to turn on and off and easy to hold due to the ergonomic shape of the handle. It doesn't 'whizz' fast enought to spray milk everywhere, but fast enough to make a cup of foamy milk in around 15-20 seconds.
For best results I tend to heat the milk in a glass in my microwave before frothing and then hold the whisk near to the surface of the milk in order to get lots of air into it. Heating the milk also means you can add lots of milk to make milky coffee without serving up iced coffee.
The frother could easily be used to froth up a milkshake or glass of milk for kids.
I do find that it needs a thorough clean after use as if any milk is left around the shaft of the whisk, it dries and causes the whisk to stick a bit. This stops it rotating and makes it useless as a whisk. I have found a dip in hot water will remove any residue if you do have any problems.
The milk frother uses 2 AA batteries, which are likley to cost more than the actual frother. I don't use the frother much but the batteries have lasted 6 months without needing replacement.
Costing just a pound from Ikea, you can't really go wrong and as I said above, 2 AA batteries to power it will normally cost more than that.
A great little item that is invaluable when I can;t be bothered to heat up the espresso machine.
I am a sucker when it comes to buying gadgets and have a kitchen drawer full;some more useful than others! I really enjoy taking a trip to Ikea and usually come away with lots of fun new stuff! A few months ago I spotted a milk frother during on of my trips and decided it was something my kitchen would definitely benefit from! I couldn't believe the price tag of just £1 and felt at that price it was well worth a risk!
The milk frother is a hand held battery operated unit and you will need 2 AA batteries. The batteries fit into the handle via a small flip up lid and there is a rubber seal to prevent any liquid from getting into the battery compartment. I have been using the same batteries since buying this unit,so it doesn't use much power! The unit is silver with a black on/off switch and looks stylish enough although it is a bit flimsy! It is operated via the switch on the side of the unit. You will need to place the unit into the liquid to be frothed before switching it on,otherwise you will have the liquid splashing out! The end of the unit has a small metal whisk that rotates to froth your liquid .
I use this little gadget to make milk shakes for my children using semi skimmed milk and fresh fruit. It does an excellent job of producing a frothy milk shake in about 20 seconds. It is so much easily to use this gadget than to have to set up my liquidiser! It is easy to clean;just a quick wash with soapy water,rinse and dry. It is also excellent at frothing up warm milk to use to make coffee. I love frothy milk in my coffee! During the recent cold weather I made my children hot chocolate with a lovely frothy head,after they had been playing in the snow. This was seen as a real treat!
I have been using this little frother fro a few months now and am really impressed with the results. It is small enough to fit into a drawer and is quick and easy to use. It does look a bit flimsy ,but for its small price tag I am very happy to recommend it!
Ikea Produkt Milk Frother.
Since moving in together and discovering we were lacking in many of the essentials as well as many non-essentials, my partner and I have made countless trips to our local IKEA. One of the non-essential items we purchased back in May 2012 was the Ikea Produkt Milk Frother.
The Ikea Produkt Milk Frother is basically like a small battery powered whisk, it is made from a silvery-grey plastic, it has a black lid for the battery compartment and a black switch on the front for switching it on and off. There is a small metal whisk attached to the handle which will rotate when switched on and produce lovely frothie milkshakes and hot chocolate as well as maybe milk for other recipes. Personally I only use this for milkshakes. When I was younger I remember having an Aerolatte Milk frother which made amazing milkshakes and could also be used to froth the top of hot chocolates so when I saw this little gadget sitting in Ikea I decided to buy it and enjoy some nice frothie milkshakes throughout the summer. We bought this milk frother at IKEA in Krakow, but I have checked on the IKEA website and it is available in the UK for only £1! Sounds like a bargain? Well, that depends really...
In Use
The Ikea Produkt Milk Frother is easy to use. First you will need to find 2 AA sized batteries and insert them into the handle area. This is easy to do as the top simply flips open and there is a space for the batteries, the batteries fit in really easily, but take care as it isn't exactly clear which way up they should go. Once the batteries are in you simply need to clip the lid back into place and you're ready to go. Clipping the lid into place is pretty easy and I had no problems here. On the front of the frother you will see a small black power switch, I would recommend a quick flick of this switch just to ensure it works before you put it into your drink but make sure you turn it off while the frother is entering the drink otherwise you will end up with milk splattered all over the kitchen!
The idea of the milk frother is great because it allows you to mix the milkshake at the same time as making it frothie, which in my opinion is fantastic as I can't stand milkshakes with lumpy bits of powder floating around. To begin mixing and frothing you will need to insert the switched off Frother into your glass or cup, then you simply need to switch it on and the whisk part will begin turning and mixing. The first few times I used this frother I thought it was great and enjoyed carefully moving the whisk up and down to mix and then froth my drink as I got closer to the surface and then enjoying a lovely frothie and usually chocolate flavoured milkshake, however after only a few uses the batteries I had put in began to die, I thought this was quite bad as I had used some rechargeable batteries which I usually used in my Wii remotes so they should have lasted well. I was also using powdered milkshake mix so it isn't as if I was putting get strain on the product like I would have been with using ice cream for example. Either way it was time to change the batteries...
Changing the batteries was a complete nightmare as the design of the battery compartment is basically rubbish! There is a slight lip at the top and the way the lid rests on top of one of the batteries means that you only have access to one battery and it is fiddly! The lid means that no matter how much you fiddle with it, it is virtually impossible to get your fingers in and remove the battery and the lip on the compartment prevents you from simply turning it upside down and shaking them out. In the end I resorted to brutality and risked breaking the frother in order to get my batteries back! So, to removed the batteries I pulled the plastic lid off and ended up sticking a knife down one side of the unit while using a combination of my fingers and tweezers to remove the batteries, not really an easy task but eventually it worked. Unfortunately this marked the end of use for my frother and it has since sat in the cupboard unused as I cannot be bothered with the fiasco of the batteries. The lid clipped back into place easily though and the device is still useable if I wanted to.
Cleaning Up
Cleaning the frother is very easy, I always found the best way was to simply switch it on while dipping the end under the tap or in a bowl of water, obviously be careful of splashing water everywhere when you do this! Any bits which are stuck can be removed with a sponge or cloth, but just remember not to submerge the battery compartment in the water as it is not waterproof!
Looks & Quality
Looks wise the frother is reasonably nice and I do like the silver and black look, however the quality of the frother is not so good as it feels very cheap and the plastic feels like it would break easily. When I needed to remove the lid it simply clipped off with only a bit of force and twisting, something I'm sure a child could manage if left alone with the frother for only a few moments. The battery compartment itself needs improving as not only do the batteries get stuck and the lid comes off easily but it is also not watertight, I realise I may be asking a lot from a product which only costs £1 but how many times do we accidentally drop things while cleaning? and what is to stop a child from cleaning this themselves and accidentally dropping it into the water? I'm not sure of the effect batteries have in water but personally I wouldn't want to stick my hand in there to retrieve it!
The Ikea Produkt Milk Frother is priced at just £1, not bad for what it is, but I would still expect a product which doesn't need to be pulled apart for its first battery change!
Would I Recommend?
Even with its low price of just £1 I wouldn't recommend this frother, I would say to spend a bit more and buy a better quality one which will last longer. Due to how easy it is to pull apart I wouldn't even recommend it for a kids gadget. If you need something to entertain for a one off party then maybe yes this will suit you but for long term use I wouldn't recommend.
2 out of 5 stars from me, it does as its supposed to but has a poor design and is made badly.
Thanks for reading :)
I love my little milk frother that I bought at Ikea for a bargain £1. I have had ones before that cost me nearly £10 and to be perfectly honest I fail to see much difference between those and this.
The frother is pretty basic in that it is just a gadget for whipping up milk to make a lovely froth for coffees turning them in to Cappuccinos but it manages to do this one job really well.
Instead of using brute force to whisk the milk this little frother is electric and uses two AA batteries to work. You just need to flip the switch and away it goes. Make sure and put your milk in a large enough jug or otherwise you will end up with milk everywhere but other than that there isn't anything complicated to worry about as it is so simple to use.
This will froth both skimmed, semi and full milk but for the perfect froth I have found that lukewarm full fat milk works the best and this also just feels a little bit more luxurious than skimmed milk. The milk definitely froths better and takes less time when it is lukewarm than when it is ice cold. It only takes around about 20 seconds or so to get a great froth for your coffee and there hasn't been a time yet when the froth hasn't been nice and thick. Once you have frothed the milk you can just pour it on top of your coffee to make a cheap and tasty cappuccino.
My kids also like to use this when making homemade milkshakes to give them that more authentic look and feel and it does help to thicken the milkshakes slightly.
The frother is simple to clean and a quick rinse under the tap of the frother end (obviously keeping the battery compartment dry) is all it takes to keep it clean and ready for its next use.
For the money this frother really cannot be beat. I have had it for ages now and it still gets used often and is still in perfect working order with no faults. It is a little bit of luxury for absolutely no money and highly recommended.
I purchased this milk frother in Ikea last year for the grand old price of £1, as I quite like frothy milk in my hot chocolate.
This milk frother has a silver coloured plastic base, a thin piece of metal extends from this which holds the whisk like top on the end. It has a black plastic on/off switch which you simply flick to power the frother. The milk frother is lightweight and easy to grip in your hand. This milk frother is powered by battery and requires 2 AA batteries which are stored in the base. The milk frother is handy because it is cordless and doesn't require plugging in like many other kitchen utensils.
To use the milk frother you simply hold it into your milk - hot or cold - and switch it on. Within about 15-20 seconds the milk is sufficiently frothed, and the longer you hold the product in the milk, the more frothy it becomes. I normally use the milk frother on hot milk. With this I have created lovely frothy hot chocolate and cappucinos. I also have used this to create a frothy milkshake for my nephew using cold milk and can confidently say that the frother works equally well on hot and cold milk. Making drinks with frothy milk never fails to impress when I have guests round and definitely gives drinks a more of a "coffee shop", high quality feel.
The milk frother is easy to clean - I simply swirl the end around in hot soapy water. I am always cautious that I do not get the base wet as this is where the batteries are stored and if I get any splashes of milk on the base I just give it a quick wipe with a damp cloth.
One complaint I would have is that it is only really good for frothing small amounts of milk at a time - ie one glass or cup. If you try to do any more than this at a time, it simply takes ages. This is a little bit of a problem if you are trying to make fancy coffee for 3-4 people as you are trying to keep the milk hot while frothing.
All in all I think this is a really great product and for the price of £1, anyone who likes fancy coffees should definitely invest in one. Thanks for reading/rating.
I bought this milk frother when I went through something of a phase of loving frothy milk and milkshakes and things like that. Unfortunately it doesn't get used a whole lot nowadays as I have developed an allergy to milk, and frothy soya milk just isn't the same, as I'm sure some of you can appreciate.
Given that it only cost me, I believe, 80p or so about 4 years ago though, I'm not really too bothered that it doesn't get a lot of use any more. I believe it's not gone up a bit to around the £1 mark. It's still very affordable at that price though, and well worth it if you like frothy milkshake or milk on its own. I'm sure it could also be used to froth milk in coffee as well, now I think about it, but I don't drink coffee so I've never tried this.
The look of the milk frother is fairly simple - it's just a silver coloured plastic base/handle/whatever you call it, with a black on and off switch not dissimilar to what you could expect to find on a torch. The frother itself is made of a thin, yet strong, whisk-type metal that extends from the plastic handle down to the frother itself, as well as on the actual frother. It's really simple in design, and doesn't take up much room as it's only about 20cm long in total - ideal to reach the bottom of glasses, but not so long it hangs out of the drawer!
One thing I did find was that it did seem to eat batteries (2 AA batteries is what it takes to power it). I didn't mind this too much if I only used it occasionally, but when it's being used a lot I thought this was a bit annoying, although I must admit I do tend to use cheap batteries, so that may explain it. One thing that I did think was good about this though was the fact that because it didn't have a cord there was no chance of either the cord getting stuck and knocking the drink over, or the milk (or other liquids, seeing as it was in a kitchen) spilling onto the cord that could cause a problem, so I think even if it eats batteries, this is probably the safest option anyway.
When it comes to using this, all you have to do really is turn it on and away it froths! I'd recommend making sure it's already in the milk before you turn it on though, and that it remains in the milk while you use it, otherwise it does tend to create something of a splashback of milk that tends to go everywhere. It does make the milk frothy though, and it also mixes things like milkshake reasonably well into the milk too, if you feel like doing that instead.
All in all, I'd say that this is a useful addition to your kitchen if you like milkshakes or frothy milk. It doesn't take a lot of getting used to, being quite simple to use, and it gets the job done in no time.
I never seem to find much I want to buy in Ikea yet I do go quite a few times a year as we live within 30 minutes of a branch and I often go with friends and family. This is a review of the Ikea Produkt Milk Frother we have had for a few years now. I thought the idea of it was brilliant, to jazz up your coffees and hot chocolates at home.
What is it?
A battery operated whisk to make your milk frothy in drinks. It adds loads of little air bubbles when you whizz it in the milk for about 20 seconds.
In use
I tend to warm up milk first before using this as I like my coffee hot. The bubbles soon disappear though so you have to use it up quickly. Once you have used it you need to wash and dry it immediately to stop it getting caked up and spoiled with milk. Be careful when doing this to not get the battery end wet or you might end up with a dead frother!
In reality
After a few uses it went back in the drawer, never to emerge again! I don't think I even used it enough to run the battery out but when we had a clear out it had gone a bit rusty (probably been in the drawer for five years!) so it got chucked in the bin.
This was only £1 at Ikea and one of those purchases I made as I had travelled a fair distance to the shop and wanted to make sure I left having bought something!
My thoughts
I liked the novelty aspect of the Ikea Produkt Milk Frother but as with many gadgets, this soon wore off. To be honest I think it was more laziness on my part that I couldn't be bothered to use it when making instant coffee and after a while it got buried at the back of the drawer and I forgot it was there. Once it got rusty, it was binned and I definitely didn't use it enough to justify a repurchase. I have been to other people's houses and been served a coffee using this tool and enjoyed the drink so I can't be too negative about it as I think many will enjoy using it.
Final word
Whilst I admit mine did not get much use after the initial buzz, I do like the idea of them and don't think they are a bad gadget to have in the kitchen, it's a lot easier than trying to froth milk by hand and a lot cheaper than having a flashy coffee machine in your kitchen that froths milk. If you want to save money and treat yourself without spending a fortune in coffee houses, then this might just be the gadget for you. At this price it's worth a try and if it does end up not being used then it is not the end of the world. I think these make a nice gift to coffee or hot chocolate lovers and would make an ideal addition to a gift hamper. They look like they cost more than a pound at any rate!
I recently went into a store and these frothers were £10! So when I spend only £1 on the frothier at IKEA I was pretty happy knowing that I had purchased such a bargain previously. I would never spend £10 on one now I have bought one for a £1 and it works really well.
I bought this milk frothier mainly for my partner more than anything because he tends to froth his milk when he is having lattes. This requires 2x AA batteries so it obviously costs a little more than the £1 but I guess if you purchased rechargeable batteries the cost would end up been very little.
It takes very little time at all to make the milk froth I would say around 15-20 seconds and really froths the milk well. I always froth the milk when it is hot because we use it for lattes so I must admit I have no idea what it is like frothing cold milk I guess it will do it's trick the same way. People always comment on how lovely my coffees are and I'm sure its down to this frother because it does make the coffee look and taste more like a coffee from a proper coffee shop because of the foamy frothy milk this frother creates.
How to use
Put the frother into the cup with the drink in before you turn it on because trust me it will go everywere if not. Then you simply have to turn the switch on and froth the drink until you feel like the drink is frothed to your standard. Once again switch the frother off before removing it from the cup as like I said before it will go everywhere if not. I guess its logic really, something I'm sure you'd already know to do!
How to clean
I clean the frother in hot water with some fairy just like I normally do the washing up. It is simple to wash as you only need to curl the frother twirl bit not the actual bit you hold because obviously there is batteries in there.

Overall, this frother is great and does exactly what I need it to do, it really froithes up the milk when I am having milky coffee based drinks and is so simple to use all you have to do is turn it on and let the frother froth!
If you enjoy your posh coffees then this is the little gadget for you! So I find the best way to use this is to heat up the milk in a pan, and instead of stirring with a spoon just stick the metal part with the mini whisk on the end into the milk, and moving it in circles hold down the on switch.
If you hold the whisking part near to the top of the milk you will end up with a cappucino and loads of froth, if you have the whisk nearer the bottom of the pan then you will get a latte and the milk will get a lot thicker.
The whisk moves pretty fast but as its only battery run you dont get as good a result as if you were using a coffee machine steam heater.
It needs two AA batteries but they last for ages as you only use it for maximum of a minute each time.
The metal part does not rust, just make sure you clean it properly to avoid getting stale milk left on there. Also do not wash the battery pack as its not waterproof on that section!
The whisk section does not detach from the body so ensure your careful when dipping the whisk in the milk.
The on switch has to be held on for it to work, and the instant you release it the whisk will stop turning. The battery slot just slides open easily, no screws to undo.
I have had this for around 3 years and paid a few pounds in Ikea. I love my gadgets and this one I use most days. You can also use it when making hot chocolate or if you need to whip some cream in small amounts. It will not compare to a big whisk for cooking but for small amounts it works fine.
My husband loves his homemade coffees and we spend a stupid amount on coffee beans each month. When I bought him his current coffee machine, we didn't ever really use the milk frother arm on the side of the machine, but recently he has a thing about frothy milk whenever we go to the local coffee shop, so when we tried to use the arm on the coffee machine and discovered it didn't work we were suitably disappointed! I had read reviews about this product and heard good things about it, so we made a trip to the local Ikea (we needed other bits too) to buy one.
At £1, the value of this milk frother cannot be disputed, especially when it works! Taking two double AA batteries, this will probably cost more than the product does, as batteries seem to have really gone up over the last few years, but still the price cannot be scoffed at, and it is understandable that the product doesn't come with any.
We use the frother to froth hot milk before going into a cappuccino or a coffee, but it can also be used for cold milk too. It froths easily and only takes around 15 - 20 seconds to create really bubbly frothy milk. People always commented on our homemade coffees anyway, but now people have started making these weird noises while drinking them! The texture of the milk obviously heightens the experience somehow!
For the price, don't get expecting a high end product, but it seems well made and we haven't ever had any problems with it. I would say that you need to be careful what item you will be frothing the milk in. We had one of those stainless steel milk jugs which is perfect but a faff if you want to heat milk as this item isn't ideal and then it means you are going to have to wash up loads of items just so you can have frothy milk. I have started using a Pyrex jug which is perfect for the frother and won't damage the jug either. Don't make the mistake I once did of turning the frother on and then putting it in the milk, it went absolutely everywhere. Simply put the frother in and then turn it on, use the same process for turning it off too and make sure this is done when the gadget is still in the milk. The frothing starts immediately and for some strange reason I find it quite satisfying to watch!
One thing I will say about the milk frother is not to leave it sat in a sink unwashed. It's easy to do, we don't have a dishwasher and I don't wash up after each item I use (I already wash up around 4 times a day anyway and refuse to do it anymore!), but if the milk dries on the frother, it does get quite difficult to remove and requires that extra bit of washing, it's so much easier to just give it a rinse as soon as you have finished with it. If you do have a dishwasher, then you will be pleased to know it is also dishwasher safe.
For an extra tip, when you have frothed your milk, hold the froth with a spoon as you pour the milk into your drink and then pour the froth to sit on top of your drink. We stole this idea from watching the baristas in the local coffee shop, but it just makes using it feel more authentic and all adds to the perfect coffee!
Other similar products will set you back about £10. Don't bother, buy this.
I have been buying the ikea produkt milk frother for a very long time. It is cheap , doesn't take up much room and does the job. The last time I had to go to Ikea and buy another new frother , was because it had started to slow down and wasn't working efficiently. It didn't appear to be the batteries so the easiest thing to do was to go and buy a new one. It is used daily in my house. I pop the milk in the microwave to heat and then use the frother for 15-20 seconds. It is all you need , why buy anything else ? The body is slim enough to tuck away in the drawer, as long as you use good quality batteries it lasts for a long time. As the frother doesn't cost very much I buy a spare (to take camping). I think that when you weigh up the cost of these milk frothers, with having to maybe buy another one after, perhaps a year...! then it's a no brainer for me. I think they are excellent value for money
A small portable device for frothing milk for coffee and hot chocolate. It is an Ikea frother that I bought to replace my Aerolatte milk frother after that was broken. It only cost £1 and I have had it for four months.
It comes with batteries so all you have to do is switch it on. It isn't very fast but if you let it run for a minute it speeds up. The frother spins smoothly but the switch feels loose and cheaply made.
I used to use my Aerolatte frother every day because it was effective but I rarely use this one. It does not froth milk thickly enough for my coffee so I use straight semi skimmed milk instead. I have to hold it in the milk too long and it's not worth the trouble because the froth is very thin and only the top portion of milk froths at all.
I use it mostly for hot chocolate because it froths the drink to a strong smooth froth. This is only a thin layer but when drinking hot chocolate I keep the frother with me to keep doing it again and again while I am drinking.
It cuts out sometimes if you use it for too long but if you leave it for a minute it will work again, or sometimes you can shake it to activate it again. The batteries don't last very long even when it is not used and is left in the drawer for a few weeks.
The spinning circle at the end has lost its new shine and looks like it's starting to get rusty or tarnished now so I don't like putting it in my drinks because it doesn't look clean. I won't buy another one of these but will purchase another Aerolatte next time because it's much more effective as a frother and nicer to use.
2 Dooyoo Stars.


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text: Guest conductor William S. Carson wields the baton at Saturday's Eastern Utah Wind Symphony concert in the newly renovated Price Civic Auditorium. Carson is director of bands at Coe College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. He was also guest clarinet soloist at the event. He has had a 47-year friendship with Gregory Benson, conductor of the Wind Symphony and vice chancellor at USU Eastern. They were elementary classmates in Big Rapids, Mich. The concert featured a mix marches, jazz and symphonic pieces written for bands.


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Are Temperature Trends affected by Economic Activity (II)?
Recently, I received multiple requests to discuss a paper, due to appear in Journal of Geophysical Research (JGR-atmosphere), that has been presented in the media just before the Bali conference and the Nobel Peace prize ceremony here in Oslo, Norway. The paper concludes that the warming measured over land is most likely exaggerated due to non-climatic effects, and it presents a regression analysis suggesting that the real (climatic) global mean temperature trend should be ~50% lower over land.
So, are the surface temperature trends inflated? This new paper by McKitrick & Michaels (henceforth 'M&M2007') is a followup of an earlier paper they wrote in 2004 in Climate Research (MM2004a), which I discussed in my first RC post (Are Temperature Trends Affected by Economic Activity?) and in a commentary in Climate Research (Benestad, 2004).
So what's new? Let's backtrack a little and recount some of the previous arguments.
One of my main concerns then was that their analysis had not taken into consideration the dependency between the data points, as the temperature exhibits non-negligible spatial correlations. Furthermore, data from the same country were compared with the same national value in terms of economic indices. It was a bit like doing a poll by asking 10 people the same question 100 times and then claiming that it's a survey with a sample size of 1000.
In 2004, M&M2004b said they were unaware of any paper in the refereed applied climatology literature that had performed a test where half the data was excluded when doing the model calibration and the rest was left for model validation. I guess that they were not really up-to-date then, because that has been a standard approach for a long time.
But this time they have split the data sample and used a part for validation, which I suggested in my comment in Climate Research. But they have not done it properly this time, and they still do not eliminate the effect of dependency. They split the data by randomly picking points which were either used for training the data or validating the model, thus data from adjacent sites which are related will end up in the different batches for training or validation.
The map above shows a simple estimate of the temperature change over the 1979-2002 period (here taken as the differences in the mean over two sub-periods and the National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) re-analysis have been used instead of the CRU data), and it's easy to see that the warming varies smoothly from location to location. In other words, the trend estimates have significant spatial correlation.
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The Pebble Is a Stone's Throw From Delivery
Enthusiastic backers of the Pebble Kickstarter project will be sporting a smartwatch on their wrists within the next couple of months. After some fits and starts, the Pebble has reached the mass production stage, and the timing appears to be just right. Wearable tech has been around for years, but it's been a niche market. It looks as though that's about to change.
Jan 10, 2013 9:30 AM PT
Pebble is poised to start shipping its smartwatch, company founder Eric Migicovsky announced at CES on Wednesday. The device -- a wristwatch that connects wirelessly with Android smartphones and the iPhone -- was a sensation when it was featured on Kickstarter early last year, raising more than US$10 million.
The Pebble watch is in mass production now and will start shipping on Jan. 23, Migicovsky said. At a manufacturing rate of 15,000 per week, the watches will reach Kickstarter backers in six to eight weeks. People who placed preorders are next on the list for delivery.
Migicovsky showed off the Pebble during his presentation, and as promised during the Kickstarter campaign, it is sleek and customizable. It has a black-and-white e-paper display, configured to 144 by 168 pixels, that is "perfectly readable in the sunlight."
A Sports and Fitness Device
The Pebble watch has a battery life of seven days from one charge, is very light, and can be worn while swimming. To make the device water resistant, the company developed an innovative way to charge it -- a tiny USB cable that snaps onto the Pebble so there are no holes or sockets.
The company is building sports apps for the Pebble on the assumption that it will be a hit with fitness devotees. There will be apps for cyclists, runners and golfers. Pebble is working with Freecaddie to create a golf rangefinder app that will work on more than 25,000 courses worldwide.
The Pebble can display incoming caller IDs, email, calendar alerts, Facebook messages, tweets and weather alerts. Push notifications can be set up for a wide range of things -- to alert users to local bus departures, for example.
Pebble has released an SDK that gives developers full control of the device.
Pebble Mania?
Although Pebble is flush with early success, its long-term future is far from certain. One factor in its favor: Wearable technology appears to be poised for takeoff. Google Glass can be counted to blaze a path. Also, there have been rumors that Apple is developing its own smartwatch.
Apple may well have primed the pump for companies like Pebble, suggested Rob Enderle of the Enderle Group.
A market arose for iPod nano wrist holders, although Apple killed it with its recent nano redesign, he pointed out.
"Folks liked putting the devices on their wrists when they were bike riding, jogging or doing many other sports -- or just having it more handy than in their pocket," Enderle told the E-Commerce Times.
"For a startup, this is a decent market that could grow to become the next big thing," he said, "because often we don't have a free hand and still need to interact with our personal technology."
Not Glitch Free
Pebble's road hasn't been entirely smooth. It originally promised watch shipments would begin last fall, disappointing its eager customers.
"I have had mixed feelings throughout the process," Steve Mnich, director of MWW Group and an early Pebble donor, told the E-Commerce Times.
"Had I known the wait would be six months or however long it's been, I likely would've bought something else of comparable performance," he said.
Still, the company has been very impressive with its communications about its issues, Mnich acknowledged.
"Although they've been backlogged, they've kept customers informed via video, stories, photos, etc.," he said. "This is a very impressive case study in managing expectations."


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LENOX, Mass. — A slate of culinary experts with local ties will display their skills using New England's first harvest of the year — maple syrup.
Berkshire Grown holds its annual March Maple Dinner on March 18 at Cranwell Resort to benefit the organization and Share the Bounty, which buys shares in local farms for food pantries.
This year's March Maple Dinner chefs cut their cooking teeth at either Wheatleigh or Blantyre in Lenox and Stockbridge. Many of these young chefs went on to other triumphs — Brian Young is now executive chef at Tavern on the Green in New York City; Hung Huynh, winner of "Top Chef Season 3," is now executive chef at The General, also in New York City.
Their hearts, however, have remained in the Berkshires and this is the first time all seven will gather to produce a meal in support of Berkshire Grown.
The maple-inspired five-course dinner features these creative chefs:
Jeffrey Thompson, executive chef at Wheatleigh
Brian Young, former cook at Wheatleigh and executive chef at Tavern on the Green
Hung Huynh, former cook at Wheatleigh, "Top Chef" winner and executive chef at The General
Chris Brooks, former executive chef at Blantyre, current owner of The Chef at Your Table catering company and chef at Austin Riggs
Michael Roller, former executive chef of Blantyre and current owner of Savory Harvest Catering
Shirl Gard, former pastry chef at Wheatleigh and current pastry chef at The Old Inn On The Green
Host chef Carl Deluce, executive chef at Cranwell Resort
The event also features of live auction for a wine dinner for eight at The Old Inn on the Green, and a one-week stay at Casa Miel, a home in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico.
The evening begins at 6 with hors d'oeuvres and a complimentary tasting of beverages by Barrington Brewery, Berkshire Mountain Distillers & M.S. Walker Wines with a cash bar available. Dinner follows at 7 with courses featuring maple syrup from local farms.
Tickets, by reservation only, are $100 for Berkshire Grown members, $125 for non-members. For reservations call the Berkshire Grown office at 413-528-0041.
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WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Berkshire restaurants are taking their food seriously, and outsiders are taking notice.
Mezze Bistro and Bar, which opened its new location on Cold Spring Road 10 months ago, received a mention in this month's issue of Food & Wine on Dana Cowin's Editor's Letter page. Cowin writes that Mezze Bistro and Bar (founded by Nancy Thomas, who is also owner of the Mezze Group Inc.) "executed simple dishes magnificently, like a pan-roasted salmon served with tomato, beans and olives." It is this simplicity that is putting local farm-to-table eateries, including Mezze, Nudel in Lenox and the Route 7 Grill in Great Barrington, on the Northeastern food map.
"Mezze's menu is very much focused on the farm-to-table movement, sourcing local ingredients whenever possible," said communications director Angela Cardinali. "Changes to our dinner menu are made daily by our chef, depending on what is available at local farms and from artisan producers. The mention in Food & Wine magazine may impact the restaurant in visitor season as potential new patrons visit the area and may be looking for a restaurant they have 'heard about'. Some F&W readers take Dana Cowin's recommendations very seriously. The mention by the editor provides validation for Mezze Bistro for people interested in a reputable restaurant if they happen to be visiting the region."
While visitors to the area may be discovering Mezze for the first time, local residents including business owners and area chefs continue to demand local ingredients for their meals. Many area restaurants (such as Mezze and its sister restaurant Allium in Great Barrington) and some markets are active sponsors of Berkshire Grown, and have developed strong relationships with local farmers.
"Mezze's involvement with the locavore scene is that Nancy Thomas, founder, is an active member of the board of Berkshire Grown. We sponsor and produce many of the food-related events that take place for Berkshire Grown," Cardinali said. "Future plans include the implementation of an edible garden on the Mezze Bistro property and creating additional opportunities to tell the Berkshire 'food culture' story. We believe the food story of our region is one that should parallel the arts and culture position we are able to project so well today. We are at the beginning stages of creating Berkshire Farm & Table, an organization whose mission is to share the story of the Berkshires' culinary artisans, farming values and agritourism experiences."
As Mezze moves forward and will most likely receive more accolades for its sustainable menu, Cardinali said the restaurant is preparing for a busy summer season as well as many Berkshire Grown events that it has come to sponsor.
"Guests come from the surrounding colleges, visitors to the Clark, WCMA and Mass MoCA and the Williamstown Theatre Festival as well as Jiminy Peak. We have a very busy season in summer, fall foliage and ski season," she said. "We sponsor and produce many of the food-related events that take place for Berkshire Grown including 'Farmed + Foraged: A Weekend of Spring Flavors' (taking place May 20-22), 'Preserving the Bounty" (Aug.-Sept.) and the very successful Holiday Farmers' Markets.
"We recently sent two of our chefs down to the James Beard Foundation in NYC along with four other talented Berkshire chefs to present 'The Whole Berkshire Hog' in early February. We are planning on participating in Berkshire Farm & Table's 'Where the Wild Things Are' – foraging walks led by experts throughout the month of May – as well as a whole bunch of other events with a focus on local food and farming."
Stephanie Farrington of Berkshire Food is contributing to our Eats blog — all about food, all the time.
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Josef Albers Color Workshop
Friday, November 13, 2009, 5:00–6:00 p.m.
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In conjunction with the exhibition Bauhaus 1919–1933: Workshops for Modernity (November 8, 2009–January 25, 2010), Bauhaus Lab is a new interactive space that reimagines the historic Bauhaus classrooms in which students and teachers of many forms of art experimented with innovative pedagogical approaches. Led by artists, educators, and art historians, an ongoing series of hands-on art-making workshops offers participants of all ages the opportunity to engage in techniques and processes integral to the Bauhaus, such as drawing, collage, graphic design, color theory, and mechanical construction.
Josef Albers was one of the most prominent painters and art instructors of the twentieth century. During his tenure as a professor at the Bauhaus from 1925 to 1933 and later in teaching posts at Black Mountain College (in North Carolina) and Yale University, Albers developed a highly specialized color theory and teaching method that was immensely influential to generations of European and American artists, designers, and architects. One major component of his thinking was the concept of the relativity of color—the idea that color changes in relation to its surroundings and the condition of the viewer. "Until one has the experience of knowing that he is being fooled by color," Albers wrote, "one cannot be expected to be very careful to look at things inquiringly." Using colored paper, this hands-on workshop, taught by artist and painting conservator Corey D'Augustine, employs Albers's teaching methods to develop sensitivity to colors and an understanding of how they interact with each other and with the eye.
This program is free and participation is on a drop-in first-come, first-served basis. All materials are provided. Open to ages 13 and up.
In conjunction with the exhibition Bauhaus 1919–1933: Workshops for Modernity
Most workshops are free and on a first-come, first-served basis.
Spaces are limited for each program. Though we cannot guarantee your place in advance, participants will be admitted on a first-come, first-served basis, beginning twenty minutes prior to the start of each workshop. For each program, spaces are limited to twenty participants. Programs are open to individual participants; school groups cannot be accommodated.
Download the Bauhaus Lab brochure in PDF format (Adobe Acrobat required)
Sign-up for Joseph Albers Color Workshops begins at 11:10 p.m. in the Cullman Lobby on the day of the program. Once signed up, visitors are still required to line up twenty minutes before their session begins to ensure their place.


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PartSelect Number PS10056103
This evaporator fan motor is located in the back of the freezer, and circulates air over the refrigerator coils. These coils will convert the heat into cool air, which is then circulated.
This part works with the following brands: GE, Hotpoint & Kenmore.
This part fixes the following symptoms:
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repair:15 - 30 mins
ToolsScrew drivers, Socket set
CustomerLuis from College Station TX
I removed two srews from the back panel inside fthe reezer compartment and the two that hold the air manifold/baffle? and pulled the baffle out. Then, I removed the two srews that hold the front part of the fan bracket behind the baffle and the back panel came out easily. Two more screws and one quick connect plug attached to the fan and I was done with removal. Insallation was even quicker, I slid the original fan right off the old motor and slid it on the new motor's shaft. Piece of cake! Thanks Partselect.
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Time to do repair:30 - 60 mins
ToolsPliers, Screw drivers, Socket set, Wrench(Adjustable)
Customeralex from rohnert park CA
the repair was really easy!!! took longer to put the little clip on the fan part than it was to install the whole moter and put everthing back togethersave money do it yourself.....
Level of DifficultyEasy
ToolsNutdriver, Screw drivers
CustomerArthur from East Meadow NY
Unplug refrigerator.Remove the floor of the freezer box by removing the 4 philips head screws. Remove the cover over the fan by pulling it straight up and out. Remove the styrafoam duct by pulling it straight up and out. Remove the back wall of the freezer by removing the 4 philips head screws. Unplug fan. Remove the fan, bracket and all, by removing the two philips head screws on the back wall. Take the two halves of the bracket appart by removing the two hex head scews on the back of the bracket. Remove the "O" ring from the fan blade and remove the blade. There is a rubber grommet on both the front and back halves of the bracket. Make sure they are set properly in the brackets to secure and position the motor properly so the fan blade doesn't hit anything when it spins. Install the new motor onto the bracket the same way you took the old one off. Check the positions of the brackets, rubber grommets and motor to make sure they're properly installed and secure. Replace the "O" ring onto the fan blade and install it onto the new motor with a firm push on the center of the blade. Install the brackets and fan onto the back wall and plug in the new motor. Reinstall the back wall of the freezer box and make sure the motor is secure. Plug the refrigerator back in and check to make sure the fan blade doesn't hit anything while it's turning. Finish reassembling the freezer box.
Time to do repair:Less than 15 mins
ToolsScrew drivers
CustomerLucinda from Yucca AZ
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ToolsNutdriver, Pliers, Screw drivers
CustomerRichard from Port st Lucie FL
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Customerbernard from Katonah NY
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CustomerRichard from Wellsboro PA
I removed the fan housing , this was the hardest part , this took loosining two screws and snapping the housing loose , and there it was , settin there Idle and the coils were all ice , I let the coils thaw while I unscrewed the fan mount from the back wall of the freezer , then pulled the fan and mount out far enough to snap the wire connector loose, then I removed the two screws that hold the motor to the mount , the new fan motor comes without the blade so the blade is removed by pulling fairly had on the center off the shaft , the old motor is taken out of the mount , the new one replaces it perfectly , then the screws are replaced and tightenen , then the blade is pushed back on the shaft , the motor and mount are placed back on the back wall of the freezer department and screwed in place , the wires connected , then the housing is snapped back in place and the screws tightened , turn the dial to cool or number 2 or 3 and " bingo " it,s just like new , I can thank part select for speedy service and delivery
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Customergerald from ardmore PA
common sense,removed plate,removed mounting bracked,unplugged,reversed order,and that was it.
CustomerAlan from Sunapee NH
Despite attempts to quiet the 2 year old fan, I went ahead and replaced it. Part Select was prompt with a new one at my door less than 24 hours. It was just the fan motor, so took a couple extra steps to place it in the metal housing, but no problems and though the frig still makes noises, it's not coming from the fan as before.
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CustomerMichael from Kalamazoo MI
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CustomerSteve from Ridgecrest CA
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ToolsScrew drivers, Wrench set
Customeralbert from patterson NY
4 screws in the freezer and the back panel came off then 2 more screws to take the motor off. I unpluged the old motor pluged in the new motor put the back panel back on and I was done.
Customerronald from springfield VT
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This guidance is for GPs and other professionals working in local health services – in primary care trusts (PCTs), pharmacies and dental practices – and NHS hospitals.
The recommendations include the following advice:
- Ask people who smoke how interested they are in quitting.
- If they want to stop, refer them to an intensive support service such as NHS Stop Smoking Services.
- If they are unwilling or unable to accept a referral, offer a stop smoking aid (pharmacotherapy).
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OMAHA, Neb. - Creighton softball head coach Brent Vigness announced Thursday that Sydnee Eck recently signed a National Letter of Intent to play for the Bluejays during the 2014-15 season.
Eck is currently a freshman right-handed pitcher at Butler Community College in El Dorado, Kan. With a team high of 30 appearances in the circle, she boasts a 24-4 record, a 0.81 ERA and 187 strikeouts this season. At the plate, she leads the Grizzlies with 13 homers and 49 RBI and ranks second on the squad with a .407 batting average and 46 hits.
The Andale, Kan., native's 0.81 ERA currently ranks No. 2 nationally in the NJCAA. Eck's 24 wins rank sixth in the country and her strikeout total of 187 rates eighth nationwide. Her home run total of 13 is No. 38 nationally while her slugging percentage of .823 comes in at No. 31 in the country.
Eck recently helped lead Butler to its fourth consecutive conference title. She earned a victory in both games from the circle and hit a home run in a pair of wins at Barton last week.
Butler is the same school that starred current CU juniors Alex and Mac Millspaugh prior to this season. The Grizzlies have been perennial mainstays at the NJCAA Softball Division I Championship Tournaments in recent years under the direction of head coach Doug Chance and are on track to do it again with a 31-7 overall and a No. 7 ranking in the latest NJCAA Division I poll.
Prior to her arrival in El Dorado, Eck sat out a season and spent a year as a student at Kansas State without playing softball.
In high school, Eck led Andale-Garden Plain to three straight state titles in Kansas Class 4A and claimed three All-Metro selections from the Wichita Eagle. As a senior she posted a record of 17-0 while striking out 203 batters in 103.3 innings pitched. Eck also hit .474 with 14 home runs.
Eck joins four fall signees at CU for the 2015 season in TaShiana Coffiel-Nelson, Hayleigh Evans, Allie Webb and Michelle Trulin.
Vigness and his Jays host Providence for Senior Weekend beginning with a doubleheader slated for 12 p.m. CT on Saturday at the CU Sports Complex. A ceremony honoring Creighton's six seniors will take place between games of the doubleheader.


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Duno, when I look at GW2 it's mainly different in a bad way.
Duno, when I look at GW2 it's mainly different in a bad way.
Stay frosty.
In my opinion, we just need more TRUE sandbox games. Give people the choice to do what they want and be rewarded from it. If people want to be a traveling merchant let them..but let other players also have the option to take their stuff.
Risk and Reward is what we need. It's become way to easy and most MMO's released lately have been mainly focused on combat classes. We need to feel like were in the game and doing what we want, not doing the same thing everyone else is.
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What the hell is a Pwarp?
everykid uses snapchat and twitter these days
what comes around is all around
There has been a steady decline on the forums ever since replying with images became cool.
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RIP the Dawngates : (
You can join my Minitroopers army!
Don't you dare quote me!
Don't you dare Rep me neither!
I don't want your petty influences upon my soul!
Don't really think its dead. Sure, there's not hundreds of random people posting "Tell me what game to play" threads nowadays (maybe 10 or so a week now), but we've got a decent core of regulars. Some of them focus on the Lounge, some on the MMORPG section, and some both. However, it's still active and you can usually get a lot of replies in a decent amount of time to any type of thread you create (almost). Too be honest, I'm more than happy with the community we have on OnRPG atm.
New blood is always nice, but at the same time, it's reassuring to know that we have a solid community that is (almost) completely free of trolls, haters, and idiots. I'd be pretty damn pissed if I was stuck with MMORPG . com to discuss games, as it's basically a haven for the hateful and vile portion of the MMORPG community. You're lucky if you can discuss a game there without tens of trolls coming down and bashing the game for no other reason than to piss you off.
Perhaps in 2014 we'll see a slight resurgence in population. Mostly for ESO, ArcheAge, Everquest Next, Repopulation, etc... as those games are put into beta and are released. There's a lot of good/decent games that will either enter into closed/open beta, or will be released, in 2014. That means a lot of people are going to be looking for places to find information (or discuss) the games. New people and veterans of the community alike.
I've participated in forums that survived with just six people. Sure, there was usually only a few post a week, but it was still alive. And as long as a forum is still alive, there's always a chance for growth. As Dizzy said, a large part of the problem was due to technical issues and the state of the industry in 2013. I have good hopes for 2014. I'm pretty sure we wont magically become as popular as we were in 2006-2010 or so, but I'm sure we'll start seeing new faces again.
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All DAT: 'We just got to win the day, everyday'
EUGENE, Ore. - The last time we saw De'Anthony Thomas, the "Quack Mamba" was striking Wisconsin all over the Rose Bowl.
There was a 91-yard blur.
And a 64-yarder.
"I had some pretty good runs in that game," Thomas told KVAL Sports, "but I am not really satisfied with that."
The road to Pasadena started with DAT's collegiate debut at Cowboys Stadium against LSU.
"That first game, that LSU game, I was just having fun out there, just freestyling," Thomas recalled. "But you know at halftime I finally realized: I am finally playing college football."
Two fumbles in week one to just three the rest of the way: seemingly everything Thomas touched turned to gold - or at least it moved the chains or put 6 points up on the board.
"Any time I do touch the ball, I either want to get a first down or a touchdown, just positive yards," he said.
The All-American kick returner was also the second-leading receiver for the Ducks and third in rushing.
With LaMichael James gone to the NFL, those touches are going to increase.
"To this team, LaMichael, he led by example for this team, and you know he was a great big brother to me," Thomas said.
Coming from Crenshaw High in Los Angeles, Thomas was all but set to play for USC. But with the Trojans facing sanctions, Thomas jumped at the chance to be a Duck.
"We just got to win the day, everyday," Thomas said. "Next thing you know, we will be playing in that national championship."
USC may have won the first go-around last season, handing the Ducks one of only two losses all season.
But like many Duck fans, Thomas has Nov. 3 circled on the schedule when the Ducks get to take on the preason No. 1 Trojans on USC's home turf.
It's familiar territory for Thomas.
"When I was in high school, I won two championships at the coliseum, so it's going to be great," he said. "I got the feeling of that field."
As for his relationship with rapper Snoop Dogg, who nicknamed a young Thomas the "Black Mamba, KVAL Sports wanted to know: has Thomas converted the Dogfather into a Duck fan?
"He said he was going to come to one of the games sometime, so we'll be waiting for that," Thomas said, "but he'll be a Duck some day."


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How Can You Not Love Billups?
So I'm at the game last night and the atmosphere was ridiculous. Even the fans were jockeying for position in the seats trying to get the best view and trying to eat up every inch.
And as I'm watching the game I couldn't help focusing on the veteran Chauncey Billups and why, to me, he is still an elite point guard in this league.
The little things:
- Consoling Toney Douglas and giving him confidence during a free throw after D'Antoni yelled at him. The result? Douglas burying an open jumper next time down court. Billups prides himself in grooming young guards, so Douglas has himself an on court mentor.
- Hitting key shots: While Billups could have done a better job getting Amar'e in the flow, we'll forgive him on the first night, he did hit key shots on his own and get players in position to succeed, like Douglas, and of course Carmelo.
- He took a huge charge on Brandon Jennings in the midst of controversy after Amar'e was called for one on the other end.
- Referee relationship: Mike D'Antoni was complaining of calls, particularly on Stoudemire, Billups calmly goes up to officials and has a conversation. Refs seems to have great respect for Billups and one would guess his ring would have something to do with it.
- Always knocking down FTs is the recipe for a lot of victories as well. When you have end of game shot makers, and FT makers, the result will be plenty of victories.


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Our family villa style accommodations are situated around the estate grounds. Each of our units has its own style of décor and are all finished to a high standard. All of the villas are detached to ensure that you can enjoy peace and quite during your stay.
The four bedroomed villas will offer 4 bedrooms in total. The bedrooms can be either made into double or twin rooms depending on your requirements. There are a total of 3 bathrooms in the 4 bedroomed villas. They also benefit from a private sauna and a log or coal burning fire place.
The villas also boast patio areas located to the rear of the villas giving you the perfect setting for a BBQ in the summer months.
All of the villas will offer a oven, microwave, dishwasher, 4 ring hob, washer/dryer and kitchen utensils in the kitchen area.
On the last visit from Visit Scotland in 2012 the villas where graded as 4 star self catering accommodations.
Electricity Usage: Due to the continual rise in electricity costs and the impact that wasted energy has on the environment we have introduced a new electricity scheme for our rental guests. All rental guests will be issued with an electricity voucher for their booking which will cover the average cost of electricity for the time of year you are staying at Kilconquhar. Any additional electricity above the voucher amount would then be chargeable at £0.14 per unit.
|Sleeps up to 8, 4 bedrooms
|4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms of which 4 Family bathrooms
|Car not necessary
|Family friendly
|Great for children of all ages
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
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|Pool or snooker table, Table tennis, Games room
|Clothes dryer, Dishwasher, Cooker, Microwave, Fridge, Freezer, Washing machine
|Double beds (2), Single beds (4)
|Linen provided, Towels provided
|Shared indoor pool, Shared garden, BBQ, Climbing frame
|Parking, Suitable for people with restricted mobility, Not suitable for wheelchair users
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By SHERILL SHAWSun Advocate food reporter
Most of us have fond memories of Valentine's Day and I can honestly say it was my favorite time of year at school. Weeks before the big day I'd start thinking about how I would decorate my Valentine's 'mailbox', which usually consisted of a shoebox covered with hearts and glitter, with maybe some crepe paper thrown on for extra measure.
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Liberate Girls from Indentured Servitude
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Give vulnerable girls in western Nepal the chance for an education and a future instead of a life of indentured service.
In the Dang District in western Nepal, indigenous families subsisting as farm laborers were forced into a desperate trade -- selling their daughters to work far from home as bonded servants in private homes or as dishwashers in tea houses. Some of these children are as young as six. Alone and far from home, these indentured daughters' living conditions are entirely at the discretion of their employers. The bonded girls seldom attended school and had no prospects for a decent future. Some were ultimately forced into prostitution.
Working closely with local communities, Nepal Youth Foundation (NYF) provided an alternative for these families, compensating the families for their daughters' lost wages and supporting the girls as they attend school. By 2012, due to this program, not a single girl from Deukhuri Valley of the Dang District was indentured.
There are thousands more daughters to be saved. NYF estimates that 20,000 to 25,000 young girls are victims of this terrible practice in five western districts. By following the model that succeeded so well in the Dang District, NYF hopes to achieve its ambitious goal, which is nothing less than the complete eradication of the custom of bonding children in Nepal.
While it takes only $50 to rescue a girl from virtual slavery, bring her home
to live with her family, pay her school expenses for six months, and
compensate her parents for her lost wages, NYF is in the heartbreaking position of having to turn away girls who want to enroll in the program simply because its budget will not stretch far enough.
Give a girl a new life. Support a rescued daughter for six months ($50), a year ($100), or for six whole years ($350), taking her through 10th grade and the start of an independent life. Your donation covers her school uniforms, books, school fees, and a kerosene lamp and kerosene -- highly valuable items in a region lacking electricity.
The Nepal Youth Foundation (NYF) is a U.S.-based nonprofit that brings hope to impoverished Nepali children by providing what should be every child's birthright -- education, housing, medical care, and loving support.
Report from the Field
Between July 2010 and June 2011, and thanks in part to caring donations made here, 842 girls were rescued as part of the Indentured Daughters Program, 498 of whom needed intensive literacy classes to ready them for entering school. In addition, 540 previously rescued girls completed vocational training, and another 219 girls passed their School Leaving Certificate examination. Another encouraging result is that 93% of the girls in grades one through nine passed their end of year examinations and were promoted to the next grade level.
Almost as important as the rescue of the children is the vigorous awareness campaign to turn the community against the pernicious practice of child bonding. NYF's greatest allies are the returned girls themselves. They have organized themselves into clubs that actively discourage parents from selling their daughters. They have written street plays that describe their suffering while they were bonded laborers, and perform them in the villages. In the Deukhuri Valley of the Dang District, whereas in prior years hundreds of girls were sent off at Maghe, to NYF's knowledge, not a single girl went off to work last year.
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Calculate my PaymentNo Monthly interest for 36 Months* On Purchases of $400 or more on Toro Timecutters, Titans and LCE Equipment with your Toro credit card made between November 1, 2013 and January 31, 2014. A $99 Promotion Fee may be charged. 36 Equal Monthly Payments Required.* Offer applies only to single-receipt qualifying purchases. A promo fee will be charged and included in the promo purchase balance equal to $99 for purchases of $2,000 or more. No monthly interest will be charged on promo purchase balance (including related promo fee) and fixed monthly payments are required equal to 2.7778% of initial promo purchase amount] until promo is paid in full. The fixed monthly payment will be rounded up to the next highest whole dollar and may be higher than the minimum payment that would be required if the purchase was a non-promotional purchase. Regular account terms apply to non-promotional purchases. For new accounts: Purchase APR is 23.99%; Minimum Monthly interest Charge is $2. Existing cardholders should see their credit card agreement for their applicable terms. Subject to credit approval.
Calculate my Payment"0% for 36 Months [0.43% APR*]" $0 Down | 0% Rate | $27.78 per $1,000 Financed *Example: On a purchase where the Amount Financed is $7,500, your Down Payment is $0 with 36 monthly payments of $209.73 each. Interest Rate is 0% [ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE is 0.43% (E)]. For other Amounts Financed, the payment would be approximately $27.78 per $1,000 financed. Note: The above financing programs are offered by Sheffield Financial, a Division of Branch Banking and Trust Company. Member FDIC. Subject to credit approval. Approval, and any rates and terms provided, are based on credit worthiness. Other financing offers are available. See your local dealer for details. Rate advertised is based on minimum bureau risk score of 660 and debt to income ratio of 45% or less. Minimum Amount Financed $1,500; Maximum Amount Financed $50,000. Other qualifications and restrictions may apply. An origination fee of $50** will be added to the amount financed in the above example. Financing promotions void where prohibited. Offer effective on all new and unused Toro Timecutter Z Models, LCE equipment, and attachments purchased from a participating Toro dealer between 11/1/2013 and 1/31/2014. Offer subject to change without notice. ["E" means estimate.]** For commercial customers, the origination fee is $125.