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zūmo 350LM has a wide 4.3" touchscreen display that is easy to read. Its glove-friendly intuitive interface makes entering information as easy as shifting gears. With a rugged case that is resistant to fuel sprays and UV rays in addition to being water-rated to IPX7, zūmo 350LM is built for life on the road.
Tire mileage, tire changes, tire pressure, chain cleanings, oil changes, new spark plugs: let zūmo 350LM keep track of it all. Use the included Service History Log to record date, mileage and performed maintenance.
zūmo 350LM includes free map updates for the useful life¹ of your device, so routes are sure to reflect the most up-to-date maps and points of interest.
zūmo 350LM can transmit voice prompts to your Bluetooth headset or helmet (sold separately). Hearing street names and navigation commands lets you keep your focus on the road.
Lane assist with junction view displays junctions and interchanges on your route. A brightly colored arrow indicates the proper lane position needed for your next turn or exit.
zūmo 350LM has has TracBack so you can navigate right back to where you started, along the same route. Exit Services list gas stations and restaurants for upcoming exits.
zūmo 350LM has a built-in trip computer with compass display. zūmo 350LM comes standard with a digital fuel gauge so you can keep track of how many miles you can ride before a fuel stop. There's a speed limit indicator so you know when to throttle down.
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I'm a first-time mom of a 2 1/2 week old baby boy. I'm trying to breastfeed exclusively, but would like Daddy to be able to give our son a bottle or two a day. Our son has no problem transitioning from bottle to breast, but when should I pump if I am breastfeeding him every 3 hours? Should I pump right after I breastfeed him? I want to have stored milk in the freezer for bottles when needed. It seems like I can barely keep up with the bottles and am not getting ahead.
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Let's take a look at our week via instagram, shall we?
The boys made us their "special" lemonade…
We worked on our projects… okay, well mainly my husband worked on the chicken living situation.
BUT, I was busy turning this old family writing desk into a beautiful dresser in our foster care room! It's perfectly imperfect and I love it!
Speaking of foster care, our life has been busy with our little foster baby. It's so much fun to watch her learn and grow. It's amazing all that she has picked up in the last few weeks.
She stands next to furniture!
The twins read her books…
And Averie and I have soooooo much fun clothes-shopping for her!
Christy and I found these "vintage" desks for giveaway while we were visiting my Dad. I grabbed two for the twins and she grabbed two to haul down to Texas. The boys are loving them!
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Protesters converged on Paris from all over France to protest same-sex marriage, which is supported by President Francois Hollande.
PARIS - Several hundred thousand people converged at the Eiffel Tower in Paris Sunday to protest President Francois Hollande's bill to legalize same-sex marriage by June.
Protesters waved pink and blue flags showing a father, mother and two children. Many had taken long train and bus rides from outside Paris.
Hollande has pledged to push through a same-sex marriage law with his Socialist party's parliamentary majority, but his opponents have dented public support and forced deputies to put off a plan to allow lesbian couples access to artificial insemination.
Same-sex marriage is recognized in 11 countries including Belgium, Portugal, the Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, Norway and South Africa. In the U.S., it is legal in nine states and in Washington, D.C.
Champ de Mars, the long park between the Eiffel Tower and the Ecole Militaire, was packed Sunday, with organizers claiming 800,000 protesters, but police more conservatively estimating 340,000 – a large turnout even in France, where protests are a way of life.
"Nobody expected this two or three months ago," said Frigide Barjot, a flamboyant comedian leading the demonstration. At the rally, she read aloud a letter to Hollande asking him to withdraw the bill and hold a public debate on the issue.
Strongly supported by the Catholic Church, opponents of same-sex marriage have mobilized practicing Catholics, members of the extreme far-right Front National party, some Muslims, evangelicals and even a few openly gay people.
They argue that same-sex marriage would cause psychological and social harm to children, which they believe should trump the desire for equal rights for gay adults.
Organizers insist they do not oppose gays and lesbians but rather support what they say are the rights of children to have a father and a mother. Slogans on the posters and banners read, "Marriagophile, not homophobe," "All born of a father and mother" and "Paternity, maternity, equality."
"The French are tolerant, but they are deeply attached to the family and the defense of children," said Daniel Liechti, vice-president of the National Council of French Evangelicals, which urged its members to join the march.
Their efforts appear to have had an impact. Surveys indicate that popular support for gay marriage in France has slipped about 10 points to less than 55 percent since opponents started speaking out. Fewer than half of those polled recently favored giving gay couples adoption rights.
Under this pressure, French legislators dropped a plan that would allow lesbian couples access to artificial insemination.
Hollande's office, recognizing the "substantial" turnout Sunday, said it will not be swayed and that it will continue to push for a law recognizing same-sex marriage.
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text: I am an exclusive pumper. For 2 months now. LO gets frustrated and will not latch. I also have inverted nipples. The other day I had the chills and caught a little fever. That went away. After that I got a couple of clogged ducts. Been trying everything. Not sure if there's anything else out there I can try. I've done the hot shower, warm compress, pumping longer, and massaging. Would love any advice!


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This peptide is tumor suppressor protein p53 (368-393). There is a biotinylated lysine follwed by a GG linker at the N-terminal and is acetylated at lysine 382. p53 is an ideal tumor suppressor gene because of its ability to control cell proliferation, and senescence. In response to cell stress, cell damage, or ectopic oncogene, p53 also mediates apoptosis.


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by Anton Shilov
Corsair Memory, a leading supplier of high-end dynamic random access memory (DRAM) and flash products, on Tuesday announced its first high-performance solid-state drive (SSD). Earlier this year the firm revealed mainstream SSDs and it was a matter of time before the company released its advanced SSD, which also became one of the world's first solid-state drive with 128MB of DRAM cache.
"The Corsair Storage Solutions P256 delivers the best computing experience of any single storage drive available today. Using the P256 results in immediate and dramatic improvements in system startup and shutdown, game level loading, application startup, and many other everyday tasks," said John Beekley, vice president of applications engineering at Corsair.
Corsair Storage Solutions P256 with 256GB capacity is based on Samsung's multi-level cell (MLC) flash memory as well as a sophisticated Samsung controller chip, coupled with 128MB of DRAM cache memory and native command queuing (NCQ) support for stutter-free performance. Samsung declares read speeds of up to 220MB/s and write speeds of up to 200MB/s for its new SSD, which is considerably lower compared to SSDs with PCI Express interface, however, inline with advanced Serial ATA-300 flash-based storage.
"Additionally, the P256 is more durable and reliable than hard disk drives, and has been shown in the Corsair Labs to provide up to 25% longer battery life in portable computers," Mr. Beekley added.
The Corsair Storage Solutions P256 SSD is available immediately from Corsair's authorized distributors and resellers worldwide, and is backed by a two year limited warranty. Pricing was not announced, but Newegg.com online store sells the Corsair P256 (Corsair CMFSSD-256GBG2D 2.5" 256GB) for $669 after $30 discount.


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These are the best heavy duty mats I have ever had. I had two sets of weathertechs in my other cars and wouldn't buy anything else. You won't be disappointed.


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Screenings of the Israeli TV hit series Hatufim, the inspiration for the American TV series Homeland
Beginning Wednesday, March 12 at 7:30 PM at Germantown Jewish Centre
Join us on the second and fourth Wednesday's March-May, to watch and discuss the hit Israeli TV series Hatufim, which won an Israeli Academy award for best drama series. Refreshments will be provided. For more information, contact [email protected] [3] or 215-844-1507 X 19.


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The KXLY annual Toy Test
The holiday shopping season is upon us, which means kids across the country are making that all important Christmas list.
We might not be able to send kids to the North Pole but KXLY4 has a long standing tradition of keeping parents informed during the holidays with our annual Toy Test, where kids test out the newest toys and tells us what's hot and what's not!
This year we teamed up with Figpickels Toy Emporium in Coeur d'Alene with a new tradition at the Coeur d'Alene Resort.
"It's just amazing because as soon as you enter your essay you are thinking ... it's one and a million chances of winning, but when it actually happens you are really excited," toy tester Jakob Peterson said.
From science toys to action ones, there was something for everybody to test.
"I mean this is the best job ever," Jakob added.
Jakob's comrades would agree. 11-year-old Kimmy Stearns is the liveliest one in the bunch. Loveable Brock Due is the youngest one. Sisters Amy and Megan Corette are the sweet sibling pair.
"I got to share that enjoyment with her too so that was also fun," Megan said.
"Santa is smiling down here. He is happy he is learning too," Brett Sommer said.
This isn't just for Santa; parents are learning too. Be sure to tune in Tuesday night at 6 p.m. to learn which toys rocked and which toys flopped.
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Bob Fisher is a lifelong avid Michigan sportsman. In addition to his love of the outdoors, Bob Fisher was also co-founder and co-owner of Baldwin Bait and Tackle, located in Baldwin. He answered a few of our questions about ice fishing. You can also check out this ice fishing article on michigan.org for more.
Q: Besides the ice, how is ice fishing different from regular fishing?
A: Ice fishing offers many different positive aspects compared to "regular" or conventional open water fishing. First, everyone has access to an entire lake. With open water fishing, one needs access to a boat to access the entire lake. Once ice forms a hard surface, anyone can simply walk to any part of the lake they desire to fish. Large lakes will require an ATV or snowmobile to access far reaches, if the ice thickness is safe enough to accommodate the weight of the machines.
Ice fishing is typically inexpensive compared to other styles of fishing. While fly fishing or big lake trolling can be more expensive endeavors, with ice fishing all one needs is some basic gear that can be purchased for less than $30 all together and a bucket to sit upon.
Q: Are there different types of fish you can catch in Michigan when you are ice fishing vs. regular fishing?
A. There are numerous fish species that ice fishermen target. The list varies from large northern pike and lake trout to the tiny smelt. Typically, ice fishermen target fish for table fare. The most common fish that ice fishermen seek are pan fish such as bluegill, perch and crappie. Northern pike are often sought using tip-up's and jigging for walleye is very common and popular. One should check the fishing regulations since several species of fish have closed seasons during certain times of the year.
Q: Is there any special equipment you need?
A: For starting out with basic ice fishing, one would need a small rod and reel, designed specifically for ice fishing. These can be very economical setups that can be purchased for less than $10 and they typically come with the fishing line already spooled on. One will also need either an ice auger to drill a hole through the ice or an ice spud to chip open an existing hole, an ice skimmer to remove ice that forms once the hole is open, some bait, some small jig "lures" and a five gallon bucket to carry your gear in and to sit upon while fishing. Warm clothing and boots are also typically needed.
If on the more serious side, some ice fishermen design elaborate ice shantys, complete with heaters, furniture, stoves to cook fish on, and even TV's.
Q: Where are some good areas to ice fish in Michigan?
A: The beauty of ice fishing is that nearly every lake that offers good fishing in the Summer months can offer good fishing during the Winter months. A notable event is Tip Up Town USA, among the top 10 winter events in the nation, which is a large ice fishing carnival attracting 10,000′s of people to the Houghton Lake area every winter.
Q: Where can people get more information about ice fishing?
A: Local fishing stores usually offer the best local advice. The Michigan Department of Natural Resources has very good information on ice fishing and also has weekly fishing reports. The Department of Natural Resources also offers a free fishing weekend, where no fishing license is required, so anyone can try their hand at ice fishing without buying a license.
Please note-while ice fishing is a fun Winter activity, one must always use caution and common sense whenever venturing out on any ice.


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Gary MurphyJuly 23,2014
SOUTH RYEGATE Gary Murphy was born in Barre on June 4, 1949, a son of Harland Murphy and Annie Carpenter. On July 11, 2014, he passed away, surrounded by loving family and friends at Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center in Hanover, New Hampshire, the result of a tragic fall at his home in South Ryegate.
Gary grew up in Barre and Wells River, graduated from Wells River High School as valedictorian in 1967, and from the University of Vermont in 1971.
Following college graduation, Gary worked at various jobs in Vermont and North Carolina.
He married Marielyn Chadwick on March 15, 1992, at Post Mills, Vermont; they later divorced.
Gary worked at Capital City Press in Berlin for several years, but was laid off when the company moved its operations out of state in 2005. Since then he has worked at Shaws Supermarket in Woodsville, New Hampshire, and at Jiffy Mart in Bradford, as well as embarking on a website design and computer repair business, in which he collaborated with his son, Gaelan.
Garys life has been one of activism, working as a union organizer and union representative at Capital City Press, and more recently playing a prominent role in the quest for a Vermont state bank. He cared deeply about social justice and was a frequent contributor to the opinion page of the Caledonian-Record. His contributions were never vitriolic, but well-reasoned and to the point. He was also very active in organizing local groups for causes that he was passionate about. Gary has been involved with local softball leagues. He was a sports enthusiast and cheered on all the New England teams, especially the Red Sox. Gary was also an avid reader and history enthusiast. He was a selfless man who was respected by many and will be missed by all who knew him.
Gary leaves behind his son, Gaelan, of South Ryegate; brothers Bob (Lynda), of Barre, Ron (Vicki), of Shaftsbury, Dennis (Linda), of Peterborough, New Hampshire; sister Janet Bryer (partner Christos Maninos), of Groton; former wife Marielyn Chadwick, of South Ryegate; and many uncles, aunts, nieces, nephews and cousins.
A celebration of Garys life will be held on Sunday, Aug. 3, at 1 p.m. at the Ryegate Corner Presbyterian Church, 48 Bayley-Hazen Road, Ryegate, Vermont.
Should family and friends desire, contributions in his memory may be made to the Gaelan Murphy Education Fund, in an account set up at the Wells River Savings Bank, P.O. Box 645, Wells River, VT 05081.
For more information, or to offer an online condolence, please visit www.rickerfh.com.
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Ralph B. LoweAugust 23,2013
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WATERBURY Ralph B. Lowe, 77, of Blush Hill Road, passed away at the Central Vermont Medical Center in Berlin on Tuesday evening, Aug. 20, 2013. Born in Waterbury on July 10, 1936, he was the son of the late William E. and Ella (Rogers) Lowe. On Jan. 19, 1963, he married the former Barbara M. Sweetser in Waterbury. Barbara passed away on Aug. 11, 2002. Ralph married the former Joyce M. Wood in Waterbury on Oct. 21, 2002.
Ralph attended Waterbury High School and then enlisted to serve in the U.S. Army. Following his honorable discharge, he returned to Waterbury to go to work for several years on his brother Raphaels dairy farm on Blush Hill. With a desire to own his own farm, Ralph purchased the Dick Fiddock Farm in Berlin, which he operated for many years. Ralph later was employed in farm equipment sales, first working at Twin City Equipment in Montpelier, later for Martins Ford Tractor in Brookfield, and then retired from Moote Woodturnings (now known as Black Bear Wood Products) in Northfield Falls.
Ralphs memberships included the Harry N. Cutting American Legion Post 59 in Waterbury, the Waterbury Center Community Church, the Waterbury Area Senior Center and Waterbury Grange 237.
Ralphs family fondly remembers the joy he experienced fishing, doing carpentry work and all the things he created in woodworking, his competitive spirit when it came to playing cards, cribbage, checkers, horseshoes and bowling, but most of all, Ralphs reciprocated love for his family and their time spent together.
Ralph is survived by his wife, Joyce Wood-Lowe, of Waterbury; his children, Patty Ryan and her husband, Robert, of Barre, Mary Kelley and her husband, Robert, of Berlin, Randy Lowe, of Woodbury, William Lowe, of Cabot, and Robert Lowe and his wife, Veronica, of Washington; his stepchildren, Marilyn Hughes, of Stuarts Draft, Va., Nancy Corey and her husband, Dan, of Waterbury, Roger Lowe and his fiancée, Jennifer Blacklock, of Waterbury, and Glen Lowe, of Middlesex; 24 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren; a sister, Maybeth Butler, and her husband, Allen, of East Montpelier; three brothers, Raphael Lowe and his wife, Joyce, of Waterbury, Wendell Lowe and his wife, Jennie, of Waterbury, and Gordon Lowe and his wife, Natalie, of Randolph; as well as nieces, nephews and extended family. Ralph was predeceased by a grandson, Alex Lowe.
Funeral services will be held from the Green Mountain Community Alliance Church in Duxbury on Aug. 31, 2013, at 11 a.m. with a reception to follow. Friends may call at the Perkins-Parker Funeral Home in Waterbury on Aug. 30, 2013, from 6 to 8 p.m. Interment will take place in Hope Cemetery, Waterbury, with military honors.
Memorial gifts, in lieu of flowers, would be appreciated to the White River Junction VA Medical Center, 215 N. Main St., White River Junction, VT 05009, Attn: Voluntary Service (in memory of Ralph Lowe). To send online condolences, please visit us at www.perkinsparker.com and Facebook.MORE IN ObituariesFrederick A. Full StoryBonnie L. Full StoryRichard E. Lemery
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Gown: Hibiscus
Date of wedding: February 17, 2012
Photographer: Kirra Cheers
Hot tip: Start planning as early as possible and try not to lose sight of the big picture. Don't sweat the small stuff!
What they loved: Of all the wedding gowns that I tried on, Harley was the only one that I could imagine myself wearing on the day and my Mum & I got emotional when I tried it on for the first time! I loved the way that the skirt moved as I walked, It looked so floaty and dream-like. I like that the dress is traditional but also unique, I had not seen a gown like it. The floral embroidery and style tied in really well with our venue and theme of simple and romantic.
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Note: This recall has been reannounced due to additional injuries.
Firm's Recall Hotline: (877) 875-2557
January 29, 2009
Release # 09-112
WASHINGTON, D.C. - CPSC, in cooperation with the firm named below, today announced a voluntary recall of the following consumer product. Consumers should stop using recalled products immediately unless otherwise instructed. It is illegal to resell or attempt to resell a recalled consumer product.
Name of Product: Spa Factory™ Aromatherapy Fountain & Bath Benefits Kits
Units: About 516,000
Importer: JAKKS Pacific Inc., of Malibu, Calif.
Hazard: Pressure from the buildup of carbon dioxide in the jars of Bath Bombs/Balls or Bath Fizzies can cause the caps on the jars to blow off, posing explosion and projectile hazards. The mixtures also can contain citric acid, which can get into the eyes during an explosion, posing a risk of eye irritation.
Incidents/Injuries: JAKKS and CPSC have received 88 reports of exploding jars, including 13 injuries. Injuries to children aged 6 to 11 years old include three cases of irritated eyes, two eye injuries from flying caps, a cheek welt and a cheek cut. Injuries to adults include four reports of bruising, one swollen joint, and one face gash.
Description: This recall involves the purple caps on jars in the Spa Factory™ Spa Fantasy Aromatherapy Fountain and the Bath Benefits™ Kit toys. The jars are used to make Bath Bombs/Balls and Bath Fizzies. The following models are included in this recall. The item number is located on the bottom of the product's packaging.
Sold at: Sam's Club, Wal-Mart, Target, and toy stores nationwide from August 2008 through January 2009 for about $13 for the Bath Benefits Kit and between $30 and $50 for the Aromatherapy Fountain.
Manufactured in: China
Remedy: Consumers should immediately take the toy's jars and caps away from children and contact JAKKS for free replacement jar caps with vent holes.
Consumer Contact: For additional information, contact JAKKS toll-free at (877) 875-2557 between 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. PT Monday through Friday, visit the firm's Web site at www.myspafactory.com, or email the firm at email@example.com
Spa Fantasy Aromatherapy Fountain
Original gift bath jar cap without vent holes Replacement gift bath body jar with vent holes
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My daughter turned one Sunday and we've made it one year EBF (yay!!) But I'm ready to partially wean and stop pumping during the day. I plan to keep first morning and last evening feedings for a while (she nurses to sleep).
I think the day feedings will disappear easily as she mostly only wants to nurse when she's tired. The question is: what do I send to daycare with her? She's a great eater (as much as she can with only 2 teeth - top 2 just broke through) but I think she usually looks to those bottles of EB to send her off to sleepyland... I don't want to transition her to cows milk in a bottle (I want to use a sippy cup) but I can't imagine her dozing off with a sippy cup in her hands!
Any throughts from Mommies out there who've successfuly weaned a chronic nurse-to-sleeper??


text: Admin on May 31, 2012 1 Comment I think everyone who knows me, knows that I am not a cook. I don't enjoy cooking and I'll be the first to admit that I'm terrible at it. When I saw this halogen oven from Morningware at the Housewares Show a few years ago, I was intrigued mostly because I had never seen anything that looked like it before. When we stopped at the booth to learn about this product, I knew it was something we had to add to our website. I also knew it was something I had to have for myself. The convenience of this oven is amazing! It cooks 50% faster than traditional ovens and can heat up to 400 degrees without pre-heating. It uses convection, conduction, halogen and infrared technology to cook. You don't even have to defrost your meat, you can put it in frozen and it will cook in about 30 minutes! The Morningware oven also comes with a cooking chart so you'll never have to guess how long your different meats and vegetables need to be in the oven. It's so fast and easy that even I can cook using this!


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So my LO is now 18 months. Lately, I've been seeing him grow more and more independent, but I feel I'm a bit out of control with Baby G now. Since day one, he has nursed to sleep 99% of the time. Lately, he does not want to nurse & shakes his head no, and cries. BUT this is the only way I have even successfully put him down. Everything else ends up either with Baby G thinking momma is playing with him or him resisting whatever I try to do & ends up crying.
Also lately he's made a few other big changes. He has been staying up extra late, waiting for daddy to get home, and then going to sleep listening to music with daddy. With grandma, he does pretty much the same thing. He never used to fall asleep with anyone but me.
It's SO FRUSTRATING that I have no tools or strategies, tricks that work. And frankly, if he's trying to wean I don't want to force the boob on him anymore. Moreover, I want to continue to foster a loving, tender, working relationship with baby.
The only thing I can think of is maybe rocking him to sleep but we don't have, nor can we afford, a rocking chair or glider.
Any ideas moms? Also, what's the deal with not wanting to fall asleep with me anymore -- is this typical?


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Nutrition Facts
Serving Size ½ of recipe
Calories 401
Total Fat 20 g
Saturated Fat 7 g
Sodium 764 mg
Total Carbohydrate 29 g
Dietary Fiber 4 g
Protein 25.5 g
Ingredients and Preparation
Ingredients Measures
Olive oil ½ tablespoon
Garlic cloves, thinly sliced 2
Boneless sirloin steak, visible fat removed, and sliced into thin strips ½ pound
Medium carrot, sliced into ¼ inch pieces 1
Water 3 tablespoons
Medium red bell pepper, seeded and sliced into strips 1
Snow peas, ends trimmed 1 cup
Hoisin sauce 1/3 cup
- Heat oil in a wok (or large nonstick skillet) over medium-high heat.
- Add the garlic and beef, and stir-fry for 3-4 minutes, or until beef is cooked through. Place meat onto a plate and wipe out pan.
- Add the carrot and water to the wok. Cover partially and stir occasionally for 5-6 minutes.
- Add the pepper and snow peas and stir-fry for about 2 minutes.
- Add the hoisin sauce, increase the heat to high, and cook for about 30 seconds.
- Add the beef and cook for about another minute.