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We have a few Blackberry Curves in our company, but we don't utilize the Enterprise software for the devices. Each user is set up to receive company e-mails on their phones and it works fine. However, at around midnight on Saturday nights, they receive a text from Blackberry saying that they need to re-validate their work e-mail, which they do and it'll work flawlessly for another week (until next Saturday night rolls around).
Now as a little background, these phones didn't do this for the longest time; they would stay connected regardless. Being new to the company I did some digging however and found that there was a scheduled task set to run at 8:00 pm on Saturday night (Defrag of Exchange), and the task didn't run for the longest time because of bad credentials, so I corrected that problem, and after that very first defrag ran is when this problem began. At least I think...
The Defrag is ran every Saturday at the same time, and they need to re-validate around the time it either starts or finishes, so can I assume this task is causing their Blackberry's to loose sync with our Exchaneg server, and if so, is there a way around this? Any other phone set to receive work e-mails (Palm Treo's, Samsung with Windows OS) don't have this issue, only the Blackberry's. Any ideas?
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Where are they getting their service books from? Who is doing the push to them? The defrag could have something to do with this, but I think whoever is pushing the emails to this phone could have as more, or likely, more to do with this. The biggest question I have is, if you don't run the defrag job this Saturday night, do they still function as intended?
Nov 24, 2009 at 10:53 UTC
I suppose there shouldn't be any harm in disabling the task for this Saturday and see what happens. I mean, it didn't run for month before I arrived, so I'll give that a shot and see if their devices stay in sync. So thanks for that idea.
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by 'service books' or 'the push' (mobile phones aren't really my strong suit), but I do know that Sprint provides the service for all of our mobile devices (inluding our Palm Treo's which stay in sync), so the settings are basically the same on everybody's phone...
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The service books are provided through the same setup as the email push. Sprint pushes them to the phone if you dont have a BES and control what they recieve, thats whether or not you are a company or individual subscriber. They provide the BIS (bb internet service to the phones). I always troubleshoot by the idea of undo whatever changed right before the problem arised, sometimes the results are surprising, especially when I am positive that is not what did it, lol.
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ECHA has published an illustrative example of consumer exposure to substances in articles to help companies comply with their obligations under REACH.
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Compliance Check Strategy Workshop 19-20 May
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Piperonyl butoxide (PBO) is to be considered as a biocidal active substance and not merely as a synergist or co-formulant. All provisions applicable to a biocidal active substance will apply to PBO. As a consequence, from 1 September 2015, biocidal products containing PBO can only remain on the EU market if the PBO source is listed on ECHA's Article 95 list.
The decision on PBO was made at the meeting of representatives of Member State competent authorities for the implementation of the Biocidal Products Regulation in March 2015, following the conclusions of the Biocidal Products Committee in December 2014.
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The Agency's Committee for Risk Assessment (RAC) and the Committee for Socio-economic Analysis (SEAC) are tasked to prepare and adopt opinions on applications for authorisations as set out in Title VII of the REACH Regulation.
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ECHA is organising a seminar in collaboration with Cefic and Eurometaux to improve future applicants' knowledge of the authorisation application procedure. The main topics to be covered include the content requirements for applications, the public consultation on possible alternatives, the analysis of alternatives and socio-economic analysis, as well as the formats, manuals and tools for the application submission.
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1 September 2015, Helsinki
The conference takes place on 1 September, which is the three-year anniversary of the entry into operation of the Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR).
The programme will focus on case studies and experiences from companies. There will also be presentations on the regulation and available tools and support.
The day is open to all and the content will be of particular relevance to European and national trade associations, SMEs, large companies, alternative suppliers and environmental as well as health NGOs.
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Opera commissioned by the Feldkirch Festival. New version for string orchestra commissioned by Theater Heilbronn.
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Sorry if someone has already pointed this out, but I just noticed, in the picture of the galka, there's actually what looks like someone on their hands and knees dying.
They've already said this is in game footage. And it's always fun to go wild with speculation!
Thoughts on this? Could we just be incapacitated and never KO'd, or perhaps casting big spells wears you out?


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I came across it in a Chinese book but couldn't work out it's meaning in context. I've head it's quite the pesky character and has numerous meanings. I looked for a past Qing Wen on it but couldn't find one. But I'm sure there was a recent Qing Wen on 就?
Could someone please give me a few pointers about 就?
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"This sucks," I muttered to myself as I felt another bead of sweat form on my hairline. "What a great day to wear a sweater."
I could have sworn it was frigid cold this morning. Now, however, the concept of cold was foreign and distant as the sun beat down on my back. My Converse scuffled against the sidewalk, and I adjusted my hundred pound backpack to fit more comfortably. To no avail. So far, my week had been shitty, from my parents arguing again, to my boyfriend dumping me, to the loads of homework teachers seemed to pour into my hands. The walk home from school was not improving anything. My favorite black sweater clung to me as the heat drew every drop of moisture from my skin.
Aside from it being hot as hell, the alone time I got from it was pretty nice. No friends to start drama, people to whisper rumours about me as I walk past in the hall. Just me, the grass, the dirt, the trees, and any animal nearby at the time. And the sun. At a time like this, people were shut inside their houses, drawing the blinds, turning up the AC. So, naturally, I should have been alone out in the sun. But I wasn't.
I felt eyes boring into me, giving me goosebumps even on a hot day like this. My eyes flicked up instinctively. I wasn't wrong. Standing at the end of the sidewalk was an old woman, her withered face surrounded in cloth. She was layered up, even wearing a coat. Out of all the weird things about this lady, the weirdest was the baby carriage. It looked antique; it was white, with one of those sun shades over it. Its wheels looked old—rusty and uncared for. Even after I looked up, the woman continued to stare at me. I shrugged it off and forced my stiff legs to keep moving. I could always run to a house for help if I need it, I told myself.
Her eyes followed me as I passed her. It took all my strength to keep from shuddering. The sidewalk ahead of me was the focal point of my vision. As I continued forward, I heard a noise from behind me. It was squealing, squeaking, earsplitting. The carriage was moving. I walked faster. I could hear the old lady's footsteps. Every push of the carriage resulted in another scraping symphony against the sidewalk. I wanted to run, to go home and never leave again. I turned into the short alleyway that led to my house.
The noise stopped. I glanced over my shoulder. The hideous woman was still there, staring at me, unblinking, her precious carriage's handle clutched in her withered hands. Was there even a baby in that thing? I didn't want to know. Hurriedly, I unlocked the door with shaking hands and threw it open.
"I'm home!" I announced. And glad to be. A snack sounded like heaven, so I threw my stuff on the couch and headed for the kitchen. No response came to my declaration of presence, so I assumed I was home alone. Sweet. After some Oreos, I decided to tackle my mountain of homework. A few minutes in and the old lady with her carriage was behind me.
I glanced up at the clock at about 9 pm. It was almost past my bedtime. Where were my parents? I wandered downstairs and saw a bright yellow note stuck to the refrigerator that I hadn't noticed before. I snatched it up and read it aloud.
"Dear Joslyn, just wanted to remind you that Dad and I have counseling. We are going out of town and won't be back till tomorrow afternoon. Love you. Stay safe. -Mom."
Crap. I had totally forgotten. I had the place all to myself. But I was tired. Screw it. I was going to bed.
I woke up at midnight after the face of the old woman had floated in and out of my dreams. Tears of fear stained my face. I quickly wiped them off and went to the bathroom to wash with cold water. While staring at my face in the mirror, I pondered the woman. Reaching no conclusion, I meandered back to bed. It wasn't until I was staring at the ceiling when I heard the noise. Squealing, scraping, rusty wheels—coming towards my bedroom. It's my imagination. Just my imagination. My body was frozen in panic. The noise, the unbearable noise grew louder and louder until I wanted to throw my hands over my ears. I couldn't move. I couldn't breathe. I just stared at my door frame. The sound stopped. There, in the door, were two pairs of red eyes. One small and one large. One woman and one baby.


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The artist of the week at Go Flying Turtle is Charmagne Coe. Enjoy!
Thursday, June 30, 2011
artist of the week: charmagne coe
The artist of the week at Go Flying Turtle is Charmagne Coe. Enjoy!
Labels: art, artists, Charmagne Coe
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
midsummer night
Here's a photo I took on my i-phone around eight or so last night. While the original is far different looking than this one, it is equally beautiful. Still, for Illustration Friday, I wanted to go for a more dreamlike, nocturnal feel. That's where a simple filter through Instagram came in, followed by some careful altering of color and contrast via Picnik. All of this makes me think of what is it that determines a photograph, as opposed to art, and art as opposed to an illustration, and can they all converge on occasion as one and the same?
Monday, June 27, 2011
tim koch: "lull", "korgo" ,"seven ate nine", & "lighter tonight (remix)"
Australian electronic musician Tim Koch is one of my favorite artists to come from the Merck Records roster with the release of the album "Faena" in 2006. More concerned with creating a music full of melody, harmony and texture, than sonic trickery, I'm reminded of early Black Dog Productions and Plaid recordings, though Tim's work has a sound of it's own. I was extremely happy to have recently found one of his earlier albums, "Shorts in Alaska", from 2001, from The CD Cellar, and couldn't believe how fresh it still sounds ten years later, even though it's not as "mature" or developed sounding as "Faena". Some things you'll be sure to find in his material are a deep, almost three-dimensional sound, with submersive basslines throughout, often anchoring optimistic melodies and strong, steady breakbeats. It's a sound both exotic and familiar, unique and exquisite as the wildlife native to his home country. Recently he's been putting out new material for Ghostly International, and you can download one of his EPs, "Elk Meadow" for free at Last FM. The tracks above are from "Shorts..." "VA: Intelligent Toys" (awesome FREE compilation), "Faena", and "Elk Meadow". Enjoy.
Sunday, June 26, 2011
sunday morning walk
Early today I went on a stroll around town, something I'm trying to do on a daily basis now, in the morning instead of at night. Where I live is not far from a charming historic area, housing architecture and trees nearly two-hundred years old. It's a beautiful town, worthy of photographs, and has been photographed, drawn and painted many times by many people. Still I tend to notice the more seemingly mundane things - things I sometimes pass on by without much notice at all. Much of it reminds me of abstract paintings, sculptures and installation works you might see in a gallery or in a museum. Once again, these shots were taken through Instagram on the i-phone.
Friday, June 24, 2011
artist of the week: marin 71
The artist of the week at Go Flying Turtle is Marin 71. Enjoy!
Labels: art, artists, Marin 71, sketchbooks, sketchers
Thursday, June 23, 2011
Go flying coyote!
* 10" x 8" mixed media on watercolor paper, made for the Illustration Friday topic "launch", 6/2011
Wednesday, June 22, 2011
bruce haack megapost
When most people think of the origins of great electronic music, they think of Germany, England and Russia. However, if one man put Canada on the map, it's without a doubt Bruce Haack. Starting out making songs and records, mostly for children and educational purposes, Haack would later go on to explore social commentary regarding war, religion, spirituality, education and technology in his music. Towards the end of his life, Haack was embraced by the then fertile hip hop community, creating the vocoder-sung club hit "Party Machine". Above are video and song snippets from some of the various phases in his musical career.
When I first heard Bruce Haack's music, it was while listening to a college radio station back in Pittsburgh. It struck me as both kind of corny yet ridiculously cool. I later tracked down an excellent compilation of some of his earlier work, then shortly after saw (and later bought) the documentary on the man and his music, put out several years ago. You can see a little bit about that in a snippet above, featuring a brief interview with the film's director.
Haack was a brilliant musical genius, creating many of his own electronic musical instruments. No matter what style Haack pursued, there was always a lively, glowing warmth in his sound, and countless musicians in all fields and genres of music cite Haack as an influence. Still, Bruce Haack's legacy isn't recognized enough, and I could only imagine what he'd be doing now with his music if he was still alive. For more on Bruce Haack, check out this excellent website dedicated to him, as well as the documentary. More than anything, go and buy some of his music.
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
return of the ugly fish
Finally, it's my first official day of summer break. I'll be starting back, teaching art classes to older kids in about a week, but at least I have some time in between to get caught up on some things beyond work. I ended up taking on the monumental task of thoroughly cleaning out my art classroom, the storage space being the biggest challenge. After a decade of teaching in the same school, you tend to accumulate many things you don't need as an art teacher. I had enough of running out of space and not being able to find things anymore, so things either went to other people, to the recycle bins, or to the trash. On top of that, mice seemed to have had a field day throughout my storage space, so that was an altogether different task. That said, the room looks almost like it did when I first began teaching ten years ago, and I look forward to returning in August with a fresh, renewed perspective. Us artist-types tend to be pack rats, keeping everything and never using most of it, so it'll be a welcome challenge to keep things simple and organized. If ever I feel the urge to take or hold onto something I think I could use, but know in the back of my mind I won't, I'll just think of the week I spent cleaning like a madman.
In the meantime, I was able to get some pics of a project I particularly enjoyed working on with my fourth graders, before they took them home. I call 'em "ugly fish", for obvious reasons, but that's exactly the charm. The kids all start with a single slab of clay, which they have to get flattened to roughly a quarter of an inch thick. Afterwards, they have to cut it into a rectangle shape, keeping the excess clay for eyes, fins, etc. They then fold the clay in half very carefully, sealing the top by gently pinching the edge, as well as sealing one side, where the tail will be, keeping the mouth portion open. This tends to be the most difficult part for my students, and sometimes it takes a couple of attempts until they get it right. Finally, they get to have fun and attach eyes and side fins, etc. I let them have fun with this part, as long as both edges are scored well when attaching any part. If they forget to score an edge, parts are guaranteed to fall off as soon as it dries out in a couple of weeks. They also get to experiment with texture, using some clay tools to create what looks like scales or gills even. After a couple of weeks of drying out, all the fish go into the kiln. The final phase is glazing, and if time permits, I let the kids have two class periods for this so they can cover their sculptures more thoroughly and get some nice layers of color as well.
Sunday, June 19, 2011
instagram sky show
With the weather getting so hot, I've been trying to get my evening walks in later, when things cool down. I usually walk around my town, Leesburg, VA for a little over an hour, getting about four miles in each time. It's my main form of exercise, and it definitely beats going to any gym. I've been trying to get my wife to come along with me, but for her, it wakes her up before her bedtime, which makes perfect sense, since the blood gets going again and the heart rate rises. For me though, I find it as a way to unwind and not think about all the things I have to do, etc. I think we think too much sometimes, or we do things to blunt our thinking, like watch lots of TV or drink too much. So, in a way, these walks are kind of like self-therapy. The bonus is when you get a good sky in the evening. A couple of days ago I got caught in a heavy rain but was lucky to find shelter under a nearby gazebo. Like most of the rain storms we get this way, they fall hard, then after about ten minutes or so, they're done. Usually the aftermath is a spectacular sky. After last week's rainfall, we got a couple of rainbows over Leesburg that started out very faint then got real bright and vivid, almost electric-looking. It reminded me of a visit to Trinidad a couple of years ago around Christmas, where almost every day, usually in the morning, if you got up early enough, you would see a rainbow or two. The ones over Leesburg didn't last long however, one of which came and went within about a minute, while the other for about ten, fading into the expanding, multiplying clouds above. Once again I was glad I had my i-phone to capture some of it, and then present it through the Instagram app, through several different filters.
Labels: clouds, I-phone, Instagram, Leesburg, Leesburg Virginia, macro photography, nature, rainbows, skies, sky
Friday, June 17, 2011
artist of the week: funny fruit
The artist of the week at Go Flying Turtle is Funny Fruit. Enjoy!
Labels: art, artists, Funny Fruit, Street Grapes
Thursday, June 16, 2011
blue hawaii: "blue gowns (live)" & "dream electrixra"
Blue Hawaii are a fairly new and young duo from Montreal, Canada. According to their Last FM bio: "Blue Hawaii tells the story of a lush paradise. The way begins ambient and uncertain, but beautiful white shell beaches and carefree sunshine parties await and nourish those travelers with love in their hearts; their peace thus raised above the arguments found along the rocky road. The duo consists of Raph (Braids) and Agor; they use voice, guitars, synths, drum machines, and other electronics to create a kind of tropical-pop with love ache melodies and experimental club rhythms."
Included here are two of my favorite songs from their 2010 release, "Blooming Summer", an album I wish I had found out about earlier, but am so glad I even found out about at all. I'm reminded a little bit of some of Cocteau Twins best moments, when listening to some of Blue Hawaii's stuff, though the band are definitely in a place of their own, as their bio above, so eloquently describes. When you get a chance, please check out this great interview with the band. Enjoy.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
imaginary animal species sculptures
It's nice having an i-phone to document some of my student art work. While the 2-D work didn't show so good when shot from the phone, I had lots of luck with the sculptures. Above are some sculptures by my soon-to-be former fifth-grade art students. We spent a while creating imaginary animals based on the skulls of actual animal species. It's been a unit I've taught for a while now, but with each year it changes some more. The sculpture part is the final phase of the lesson, if they even get to that point in the unit. I'm really pleased with how some of them turned out this year.
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Carmageddon Los Angeles
July 17, 2011 by Post Team
Carmageddon Los Angeles, Carmageddon – warnings about the traffic chaos, when Los Angeles had to close I-405 for a weekend – it becomes not have been a great thing after all. The Lakers did not stay stuck in the smog-induced stupor, trapped in their cars, and crazy ideas blackberries agents of a new script based on experience. (I'm thinking of Scarlett Johansson in a convertible BMW meets cute with Tom Cruise on his motorcycle.)
Instead, he stayed at home, or take the bus or in a special five jumps JetBlue and short trips in the San Fernando Valley to Long Beach.
"It was one of the quietest Saturday I've seen in a long time," said Steven Ramada The Associated Press. He had expected to hear cars honking outside his home in Sherman Oaks, but only heard news helicopters.
Including the time required for JetBlue passengers to drive to the airport, a group of cyclists actually beat the flight travel to Long Beach for an hour.
"We want to show that cycling in Los Angeles is not only possible but can be faster than other modes of transportation," said the rider Stephan Andranian AP.
Meanwhile, things were going so well with the demolition of bridges that require closing the highway officials said Sunday that it would open the I-405 sooner than expected.
"Everything went by the textbook," said Caltrans district director Mike Miles Los Angeles Times. "The first thing is going to open the exit ramps, then the main highway and ramps."
As the unwinding event weekend, Hollywood notables weighed by Los Angeles – via Twitter, naturally.
Comedian Bill Maher wrote: "How are you all to deal with this frightening apocalyptic nightmare of having to … oh my god … stay home with his family?"
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Dead gangster's moll has an eye for bad boys
Blonde bombshell Caoimhe Robinson has been through the mill for her love of bad boys.
Just five years ago, shortly after giving birth, her life was turned upside down when her then partner Michael 'Micka' Kelly was gunned down outside her west Dublin home. He was on his way to visit their new baby boy.
Caoimhe was distraught and at his funeral she wept while holding their son who would grow up never knowing his father.
Caoimhe enjoyed lavish holidays with 'Micka' Kelly
But time is a great healer and when the stunner caught the eye of one of the biggest figures in organised crime she soon found it in her heart to find love again – with mob boss Daniel Kinahan.
After Kelly's death, it seemed that her world of flash holidays and expensive clothes had come to a bitter end.
While she was distraught with grief, for others, the end of the blood-soaked reign of the crime lord known as 'the Panda' hadn't come quick enough.
Michael 'Micka' Kelly was a gangland thug to the core. The prolific drug dealer had terrorised entire communities while growing rich off the spoils of his trade.
He ordered murders in a similar manner to the way others would ring for a pizza.
Among his many victims were; innocent Keith Fitzsimons, shot in June 2006 in a case of mistaken identity, gangland figure Anthony 'Anto' Russell - Sherriff Street rapist Christy Griffin's right-hand man – who was gunned down in Artane in 2008 and rival drug dealer Anthony Foster.
But by far his most gruesome crime was the double cross that led to the murder of David 'Babyface' Lindsay and his pal Alan Napper who were last seen alive in Clane in County Kildare.
Caoimhe got a taste for the trappings of criminal life
Kelly was close pals with Lindsay and Napper who controlled a large part of the drugs trade in North-West Dublin.
However, itis understood that Kelly enlisted the help of hitman for hire Eric 'Lucky' Wilson to help him in the torture and dismemberment of the duo because he did not wish to pay them a drugs debt he owed.
When he wasn't bulldozing his way through gangland, however, Kelly was a doting dad and a loving partner. He began dating Caoimhe after his relationship with the mother of his two other children broke down.
The pair enjoyed expensive holidays together and socialised with other underworld players and their partners. Caoimhe formed a close bond with the partner of Dublin's Mr Big – a violent drug dealer who cannot be named for legal reasons.
She was a regular visitor to Marbella where Kelly's mob mixed with the Kinahan cartel. But in 2011 it all came to an end in a hail of bullets outside Caoimhe's apartment in Clongriffin.
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Kelly had returned from Spain to visit Caoimhe and their new child when Real IRA brothers Alan and Vinny Ryan ambushed him. It was a Thursday afternoon shortly after 1pm when he was gunned down with an AK 47 assault rifle.
Both Ryans would later die in similar circumstances themselves.
His execution was the most significant gangland killing since the shooting of Eamonn 'the Don' Dunne outside the Faussagh House pub in Cabra a year previous.
Friends say that Caoimhe was devastated after the murder of Kelly but has since picked herself back up and has yet again featured in Garda intelligence.
Now officers believe that she had been enjoying visits at her home from mob boss Daniel Kinahan who was collated spending time with her before the Regency Hotel attack.
Daniel who has been lying low for months as his life is under threat is understood to have fallen for Caoimhe's ample charms after the pair met regularly in Marbella and in Dublin.
However, the blossoming romance has been put on ice as a result of the Kinahan/Hutch feud.
Caoimhe is just one of many women caught up in the gangland war which erupted in Dublin in February.
'Fat' Freddie Thompson's long-term relationship with wife Vicky Dempsey has also come under pressure and he has been seeking solace with another gangsters moll.
Drug dealer Gareth Chubb juggles a complicated love life and has been recently linked to pretty Shauna Martin – a daughter of the notorious drug dealer and killer Paul 'Farmer' Martin who was shot dead at the Jolly Toper pub in Finglas back in 2008.
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His pal Liam Byrne, a brother of murdered David Byrne, is a one woman man when it comes to his pretty wife Simoan McEnroe. He lavishes the brunette with gifts and is said to be besotted by her.
Gangland women are notoriously glamorous and spend time, effort and vast amounts of money on hair extensions, fake tans and keeping their figures trim for their men.
Like everything in the underworld they live an insecure life – because there are plenty more only clamouring to get into their Louboutin heels.


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The Molech Imagin is one of Gaoh's subordinates, able to use his tongue as a weapon along with mucus-kicks. He is sent to the year 2007 to set up Gaoh's plan. With the Bloodsucker Imagin's aid, the Molech Imagin found an ideal pawn in Hiroshi Katō, setting up a contract, to help the human acquire a necklace, so he can go back in time with Den-O in pursuit. Though destroyed, the Molech Imagin gives Gaoh and the other Imagin the time they need to hijack the DenLiner. Kai later created another Molech Imagin as part of his massive army of Imagin that face off against Zeronos Zero Form in the present time as part of Kai's plan to ensure the future of the Imagin.
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|~ The Molech Imagin tells Wizard and Beast to back off.
Molech Imagin was one of Amadum's monsters in the world within the Magic Stone. He was part of the group of monsters that tried to capture the boy and girl along with the Rider Rings they were carrying. They ended up fighting Kamen Riders Wizard and Beast, who also intended to take the Rider Rings to prevent the monsters spilling out into the prime world. The boy proceeded to summon Hibiki, Kiva, and Den-O, then Kuuga, Agito, and Blade to fight both the monsters and Wizard and Beast. When the children called to the sky for help, Kota Kazuraba heard them and appeared in their world as Kamen Rider Gaim. He proceeded to take on all the monsters by himself, finishing them off before introducing himself as Gaim.
- The Molech Imagin is voiced by Hidenori Tokuyama, who had previously played Sou Yaguruma in Kamen Rider Kabuto, and later as Hiroto Sutou in Engine Sentai Go-Onger.


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Since the NFL has gone to the four division format, four teams playing in the wildcard round of the playoffs have made the Super Bowl: the '03 Panthers, '05 Steelers, '06 Colts, and last year's Giants. For the last three years, the Super Bowl winner has come out of this round of the playoffs.
And there's a good reason for this. With four divisions, there's usually a weak division (see AFC West, NFC West) that gets a team with a mediocre record into the playoffs. This is creating wild card teams with better records playing lower record division winners.
This year is the culmination of the NFL parity transformation. For perhaps the first time in the history of the wildcard, all four road teams could be favorites at kickoff.
The run of wildcard champions should leave eight teams in contention for at least a spot in Tampa. But there's a catch.
All the wildcard champs have something in common. They all made the playoffs the year before they hoisted the Vince Lombardi Trophy. If that's applied to this year's playoffs, where just five teams return to the playoffs from a year ago, it narrows the field down to Saturday night.
The Colts and Chargers are the only two teams that made the playoffs last season. So if recent history is any indication, the winner of this game wins the whole thing. It also means either the Giants or Panthers win the NFC.
Looking at the playoffs from an on-field perspective, it's not unreasonable for the winner of this game to win it all.
First off, in the NFC there's a clear divide between the Giants and Panthers, and everyone else. The Falcons have a first year head coach with a rookie quarterback and are a .500 road team. The Cardinals are a one-trick pony. The Vikings don't know what they'll get out of their quarterback and have a star running back that keeps putting the ball on the ground. The Eagles tied the Bengals.
Out of the four wildcard teams, the Eagles are clearly the best team. They have the experience and equipment on both sides of the ball to contend with the Giants at the Meadowlands. They could make a run at Tampa, but you never know when they'll forget they have Brian Westbrook. And if they beat the Giants, it will give the Panthers a home game for the NFC crown. They're 8-0 at home.
As for the AFC, it's absolutely wide open. There is no dominant team in the conference and all of the playoff teams have noticeable flaws. The Titans can be bottled up if you stop the running game and will have players coming back from injury at the start of the playoffs. The Steelers might be without Big Ben, haven't established a consistent rushing attack with Willie Parker in the lineup, and have pass protection issues. Miami isn't explosive. The Ravens have a rookie coach and quarterback and rely heavily on the run.
Basically the conference is a matter of matchups. The two teams that can create the most matchup problems in the conference: the Chargers and the Colts.
The Colts come in winning nine straight. They're the hottest team in the league. According to conventional wisdom, they should be fine.
They have a robot named Peyton Manning playing quarterback. They still have a variety of options to throw it to. Defensively they are coming on as they are finally getting healthy. They aren't the best defense and they will give up plays, but they are good at making you work for points. They make you put together drives to get scores when the unit is at 100%. They also have a proven running back but haven't been able to run the ball. That could change.
The Colts have seen every team they could face down the road as long as the Ravens beat Miami. They beat the Chargers in San Diego at the end of the game in late November. They beat the Steelers in Pittsburgh in early November. They play the Titans twice a year and know them very well. The Titans are the last team to beat the Colts but it was early in the year. And if the Ravens somehow get to the AFC title game, the Colts did blow them out at the start of the season, even though both teams are dramatically different from that time. So there's no matchup where the Colts haven't proven they can contend with the competition.
The Chargers are the first 4-8 team to make the playoffs. On paper, they have the talent to hang with any other team in the NFL. Until the last couple of weeks, it hasn't showed up. The question with them is whether that's a result of the Bucs and Broncos.
They were up against these Colts with a minute and a half to go and had a terrible call go against them that may have changed their fate if called correctly.
Their offense can give the Colts problems because they have so many options. Philip Rivers, performance wise, is the best quarterback in these playoffs and has carried this team all season long. If Ladanian Tomlinson is O.K. with the groin injury, he's as close to his real self as he's been all season. The receiving core can beat you down field and go up and get the ball.
The defense is the big question mark. There's a lot of talent on that side of the ball but they haven't generated a lot of pressure on opposing quarterbacks and haven't covered receivers nearly as well as they should be. They have especially been lit up by opposing tight ends and Dallas Clark may be the best route running tight end in the league. The Colts are a tough match for the Chargers, but if they can get by them, everything opens up.
The Chargers played the Steelers in their house and lost by just a point earlier in the year. With Big Ben a question mark and a Chargers team coming on, they could take the Steelers by surprise.
If they get by the Steelers, the Ravens will probably be waiting for them. Baltimore has an elite defense and relies heavily on the run. The Chargers have certainly had their struggles against the run this season but have improved in that department during their winning streak. Ron Rivera can give Joe Flacco some confusing looks, and the Chargers offense should be able to get some movement through the air. It's another tough game for the Chargers, but one they will be in entering the fourth.
Either of these teams can win the conference. The Colts especially have all the pieces in place to make a run at Tampa.
The Chargers lost a ton of close games earlier in the year and are now figuring out how to finish games. All but one of their losses this season was by seven points or less. The Panthers won on the final play. The Broncos beat them on a blown call. They played Miami and Buffalo on the east coast at 1:00. They weren't too far off 12-4.
If the Colts beat the Chargers, they probably keep the Super Bowl wildcard streak alive.
The Manning Bowl would be a Colts victory simply because they matchup tremendously well against the Giants. Their offensive line is the best in the playoffs in pass protection. The amount of receiving threats can take advantage of holes in the Giants secondary. The Colts aren't great against the run, but good enough to neutralize it.
That's the same reason they would beat the Panthers. Both of the NFC frontrunners rely on pressuring the quarterback as the basis of their defensive success. When you take that away, opportunities present themselves.
If the Chargers go to Tampa, it's a whole different deal.
The team Eli didn't want to play for can throw the ball all over the Giants when their quarterback isn't getting drilled. But that's a big if. They would need an effective Tomlinson to keep the Giants pass rush at bay. Defensively, their run defense would have to be better than it is now to keep the Giants from doing whatever they wish. But if the Chargers get this far, that's already been solved.
The Giants lack of a game breaking receiver could do them in. The Chargers have athletic corners that could play up on the line of scrimmage.
The Panthers could be too much for the Chargers to overcome. But the Chargers took them to the very brink to start the season.
Recent NFL history has spoken. This year's Super Bowl is in San Diego, and the Colts appear poised to take the crown.
But the Chargers have a lot of fight left in them. They have tremendous potential and finally got over their playoff demons a year ago when they beat Indianapolis after losing LT and Rivers during the game.
A one-legged Rivers with no LT nearly beat the Patriots last season. Perhaps it's time for another quarterback to join the elite ranks. A Super Bowl ring would do just that.


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Genki is a boy who loves playing video games. One day he's zapped into the world of Monster Rancher and meets the girl Holly and the monsters Mochi, Suezo, Golem, Tiger and Hare. Together, they are searching for a way to revive the Phoenix, which is the only monster capable of stopping the evil Moo.

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Real confidence builder. Love this place. God Bless.
My son Nicolas participated in the program last year and it was fantastic. Not only did it help him build confidence, but also his doctors and therapists noticed great gains in his trunk control that is typically weakened by cerebral palsy. He has improved greatly over the past year and is now using a walker with moderate assistance. Before he relied on a gait trainer or wheelchair. The riding is also very beneficial to his hip development, which is also impacted by the spasticity caused by the CP. The riding helps keep his hips in proper alignment, according to the doctor we see at the Mayo clinic. The best part is that all he knows is that he loves riding the horse and being with the Equine Dreams volunteers!
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My son has cerebral palsy and is just getting ready to age into the program. We are so excited to begin. We've observed Equine Dreams and participated in the family fun day fundraisers. The people of the organization are what truly make it special. Volunteers like Barb and Windy are just wonderful. It is amazing how hard they work to keep the services for the kids who need them.
I was first introduced to Equine Dreams almost 10 years ago. In the beginning, I was able to serve as a volunteer, but due to career demands, my relationship changed to friend of the organization, legal counselor, and friend. Visiting several times per year has kept me up to date with the growth of the program and the ever increasing level of excellence. It is a privilege of know Sharon Mason, the executive director and founder and her steadfast husband and their family.
Our son, Ethan, has worked at the program during the last two summer. He always came home tired, dirty and very grateful to be in the company of the staff, the other volunteers and the participants.
Equine Dreams is a well thought out & planned organization dedicated to the challenged. It provides an avenue for a sense of both physical & emotional satisfaction, to those who have a more difficult time coping in their day to day lives. Sharon, Windy, Barb, Marilyn ... and all those who volunteer day after day at Equine Dreams to care for the horses & make the program work, should be commended for their dedication. They all have hearts as big as the horses for which they care! Great people! Great program!
Equine Dreams is run by marvelous volunteers who are selfless in their care and concern for others. They work tirelessly, providing not only their time for free, but often funds from their own pockets. Charities like this are what make being a human being worthwhile and wonderful!
When you give ,without expectation of gain in any form ,Faith blossoms. This is evident at Equine Dreams , it is miraculous to witness the volunteers and clients served at this program day in and day out. It brings Faith ,Hope and Charity together in the most biblical form. I'm humbled and grateful to be a part of such a faith based group .
Equine Dreams gave me an opportunity to share a special memory with my disabled daughter that is confined to a wheelchair. Sharon was so accommodating to our family. The volunteers are so helpful and caring. I will never forget our special mother daughter day at Equine Dreams. Equine Dreams offers this special program at no cost to the families, they completely rely on donations to fund this unique program.
The amount of gratitude my entire family has for Equine Dreams is endless. Sharon and her team has dedicated and sacrificed a lot for their establishment and all their efforts haven't gone unnoticed. My daughter has been going to Equine Dreams since she was 3 years old. These volunteers, therapists and fellow parents have shared their knowledge with me and also set a great example of how my family can continue to teach my daughter so she can thrive in this world. They have an extraordinary gift for making us parents feel welcome and to also lend an ear for some much needed support. Every year Equine Dreams gets better and better. I only wish there was more I could do for them because they are the ones who taught me how to be a better parent for my child. That is a gift that keeps on giving! Equine Dreams is wonderful!
Equines dreams is a very special not-for-profit organization. The volunteers are incredibly patient, kind and educated in theraputic riding. This is a place where miracles happen! To see a person begin therapy from a wheel chair to end up walking on their own in a short time is truly amazing. There are so many more miracles to speak of and so many more to come to be in the future. This is one of the very few not-for -profits that is 100% volunteer run as well as 100% proceeds are used for Equine Dreams to continue to give free therapy to many many people. I am so proud of each and every person at Equine Dreams. They give dreams to the people they help.
I started volunteering for equine dreams 10 years ago. I had always loved horses but never had the opportunity to be around them. I also love to help others . Equine dreams is the perfect opportunity to do both. The wonderful people that give their time, resources and talents are all amazing. The benefit that the riders get is phenomenal. I personally have seen a 6 year old that struggles to walk even 4' increase his ability to walk 40' after therapeutic riding last season. Equine dreams is therapeutic for volunteers and all who participate . Barb W


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The Number at Noon: $90,000
After exciting stock and options traders on Monday, Cisco said its new CRS-3 router, and its $90,000 price tag, will serve as the "foundation of the next generation internet."
Press releases from Cisco and AT&T were, of course, self-congratulatory as the CRS-3 is said to triple the capacity of the CRS-1. (What happened to the CRS-2 or KRS-One for that matter?)
Shares of Cisco are slightly lower Tuesday, but the stock is still coming off a fresh 52-week high.


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For the past week I've been simulating Rapunzel all locked up in my room, relapsing into Korean drama since all the tv shows I watch were on break to due Christmas / New Years. But no more! Some of the shows are back now and it was a seriously unhealthy habit staying up till dawn and sleeping in to noon (plus, Korean dramas can be so ridiculously frustrating at times, and not to mention a bit awkward?).
To start off the New Year, Cindy and I went to Dandenong Ranges National Park to do the 1000 steps / Kokoda Track Memorial Walk. It was such a lovely sunny day, Cindy was in her "fashionable wear", I felt a bit derpy in my sports wear next to her (haha but running shorts with built in underwear are the best). Since neither of us had ever done it before, and the signs were confusing, we unknowingly took the Lyrebird Fitness Challenge Steps track up, which runs parallel to the 1000 steps. It was incredibly busy on Sunday, there were lots of families doing both tracks, and we told each other, "If these old women can do it, we can too!" Taking roughly 40 minutes to the top, we had our fruit/almond/snacks and reapplied sunscreen before we took the steps down (I was surprised at the number of people who didn't wear hats or didn't bring drink bottles, would've been so dehydrated). Walking down steps is a scarier than walking up,
so I packed my camera into my bag in case I tripped and fell flat on my face breaking my camera in the action.
I couldn't comprehend how little kids managed to run up and down like it was nothing #amazed.
so I packed my camera into my bag in case I tripped and fell flat on my face breaking my camera in the action.
I couldn't comprehend how little kids managed to run up and down like it was nothing #amazed.
Afterwards, we went on the 2.5 km Living Bush Nature Walk which felt more like a long hike up hill (it wasn't as steep as the Lyrebird track) and then a steep walk down. Hardly saw anyone on this walk, spooked Cindy by telling her that someone will jump from the bushes to murder her. We spotted a fallen log along the way and took the opportunity to take some photos, it was a 3–4 metre drop, luckily neither of us are un-co.
Lately I've been craving for IKEA meatballs so we dropped by on the way home. As we were eating our early dinner it started pouring outside with howling winds. Thank god we missed that.
I want to go on more walks this year, the air is nice and fresh and it's a fun way to catch up with a friend.


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CREDIT MARKETS; Long-Term Securities Rebound
By H. J. MAIDENBERG
Published: August 10, 1990
Prices of long-term Treasury securities rebounded strongly yesterday after the Government's successful auction of $10.25 billion of 30-year bonds, the last of its record $32.25 billion quarterly refunding sales this week.
The unexpectedly good reception accorded the new benchmark long bonds contrasted sharply with the lack of investor interest in the three- and 10-year notes auctioned on Tuesday and Wednesday. The bond auction was a success, dealers said, because the recent surge in oil prices caused by the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait had sharply eroded the prices of longer-term securities, which are normally more vulnerable to inflation than shorter issues. The resultant rise in yield on the longer issues stimulated investor interest.
But the successful distribution of the bonds to retail investors was not without cost to the Treasury. The average yield on the 8.75 percent bonds was 8.87 percent, compared with 8.84 percent at the last refunding on May 11. Still, interest rates were substantially higher a year ago, with the bonds auctioned on May 11, 1989, yielding 9.11 percent.
Given the higher yield and the 8.75 percent coupon, the new bonds in effect sold for $9,874.70 for each of the $10,000 units.
No sooner did the Treasury report the auction results at 2:30 P.M., Eastern daylight time, than prices of most Government securities moved up, led by the longer maturities. Similarly, the stock market, which had also been marking time awaiting the auction results, began to rise.
Late Surge in Prices
The outstanding long bonds, for example, were slightly higher in price before the auction results were announced and then began to rise sharply. Late in the session, the old benchmark long bonds, which also carry a 8.75 percent coupon, were being offered at 99 28/32, up 21/32 on the day, as the yield fell to 8.76 percent from 8.82 percent the day before.
Meanwhile, the $10.5 billion of new long notes that were auctioned Wednesday at an average yield of 8.77 percent were still trading on a when-issued basis but at a yield of 8.64 percent. The $11.5 billion in three-year notes sold Tuesday at an average yield of 8.10 percent were trading at a yield of 8.09 percent.
''The auction of the new long bonds was as good as the other two sales were terrible,'' said Ward McCarthy, partner in Stone & McCarthy Research Associates, Princeton, N. J. ''In part, the market's response to the auction was in effect a sigh of relief that the quarterly refunding sales were over, given the beating the long end of the market has taken since the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait a week ago.''
A large amount of the three-year notes from Tuesday's auction and a smaller but still sizable amount of the 10-year notes sold Wednesday were still on the shelves yesterday of the dealers who absorbed the bulk of the sale.
The sales of shorter issues had been affected largely by the climate of fear caused by the Middle East crisis, dealers said, and while the climate has not changed significantly, although oil prices have eased somewhat, the higher yields on the long issue attracted buyers. Mr. McCarthy said domestic and foreign investors had placed sizable orders for the 30-year bonds.
''We can't at this time confirm the rumors about the strong Japanese interest in the long bonds,'' he continued, ''but with yields near the 9 percent level, it would not take much to attract buyers from whatever source.''
Lack of Retail Interest
Robert A. Brusca, chief economist at Nikko Securities International, said that ''despite the lack of retail interest in the 10-year notes at the auction, once their prices fell and yields rose in the secondary market the buyers materialized.
''But, surprisingly,'' he said, ''the usually popular three-year notes remain somewhat of a sticky issue.''
One reason for the good reception for the new long bonds, Mr. Brusca said, was that the surge in oil prices set off by the Iraqi invasion caused investors to flee earlier this week from the longer Treasury maturities. But, he said, ''when the statistics of the auction, namely, the 'tail' was broadcast, the buyers came rushing back in.''
The auction tail, the spread between the low bid, 8.86 percent, and the average, 8.87 percent, was quite normal. By contrast, the tail on the sale of the 10-year notes was 7 basis points, or hundredths of a percentage point and the widest since May 1980.
Another sign of the success of the sale was that the Treasury only had to accept 13 percent of the low bids. Still another was that almost $26 billion in bids were received for the $10.25 billion issue.
Also yesterday, the Treasury auctioned $10 billion of 36-day cash management bills sold in units of $1 million. The bills went at an average discount rate of 7.79 percent, a basis point between the highest and lowest bids. Roughly 21 percent of the low bids were accepted.
Discount rates on Treasury bills were narrowly mixed yesterday. The rate on the 90-day bills rose 3 basis points, at 7.29 percent, and the one-year bills slipped 2 basis points, to 7.19 percent.
The Federal Reserve once again added $2.5 billion of reserves to the banking system to meet seasonal and other technical needs. Dealers said the Fed's piecemeal additions of reserves this week was probably aimed at avoiding any misinterpretation that its actions represented an easing of credit or policy change. In any event, the Federal funds rate that banks charge each other for overnight loans was a bit tight at 8 1/16 percent before and after the Fed's midday intervention.
Following are the results of the Treasury's auction of new 30-year bonds:
(000 omitted in dollar figures) Average Price 98.747 Average Yield 8.87% Low Price 98.644 High Yield 8.88% High Price 98.851 Low Yield 8.86% Accepted at low price 13% Total applied for $25,955,205 Accepted $10,256,013 N.Y. applied for $24,179,936 N.Y. accepted $9,790,159 Noncompetitive $505,000 Interest set at 8 3/4%
The 30-year bonds mature Aug. 15, 2020.
(000 omitted in dollar figures) Average Price 99.221 Discounted Rate 7.79% Coupon Yield 7.96% High Price 99.222 Discounted Rate 7.78% Coupon Yield 7.95% Low Price 99.220 Discounted Rate 7.80% Coupon Yield 7.97% Accepted at low price 21% Total applied for $54,928,000 Accepted $10,087,620 N.Y. applied for $48,950,000 N.Y. accepted $8,240,000
The cash management bills mature Sept. 20, 1990.
Graphs: average weekly yields for 20 general obligation bonds nd 25 revenue bonds, April-Aug. 9, 1990 (Source: The Bond Buyer); average yields at quarterly acutions of 30-year Treasury Bonds, 1st qtr. 1986-3rd qtr. 1990 (Source: Treasury Dept.)


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I understand how carbs trigger insulin release in order to reduce blood sugar by moving glucose into the cells. However, I don't think I've ever seen a number put on the amount of carbs it takes to spike blood sugar sufficiently to release a detrimental quantity of insulin and/or promote bodyfat gain.
My meals tend to come in from 10-30 carbs, depending on whether a large salad is involved. A couple times a week, I enjoy a banana with almond butter, which is about 35 carbs. Does that sound okay, or is it too many carbs at once?
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Comments about T-Fal Compact Uno Deep Fryer:
I've always wanted a deep fryer but have been intimidated. I was excited to learn that this fryer was pretty easy to set up and use. Directions were easy to follow and made set up and use a breeze. I really like the size. You can easily find a place in your kitchen to put/use it and it isn't overly bulky for storage when it isn't in use.
I've fried potatoes, cheese and homemade jalapeño poppers and all turned out well. It was easy to get a hang of timing and finishing. It was a nice change to have some homemade fried food.
Cleanup was easier than I expected it to be which is always a huge plus.
If you are looking for a frier, this one is a great option!
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I use the product for frying fish. It's easy to use just the right size and very easy to clean.
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So we got the Tfal deep fryer a few months ago... ironically just before I had gastric bypass surgery. I have to say even now- post op - I love this fryer and I think if the hubby could divorce me and marry it he would! I am still learning how to use it, and had a mishap where I spilled oil everywhere trying to refill the frying from the oil storage box- but even with that being said- WE LOVE THIS FRYER! It gets hot fast and oil comes to temp in minutes, the basket is large enough to accommodate our large family of five, it cleans and strains the oil so you can use it multiple times and even store the oil for later use, it also cooks food perfectly, quickly, and at the right temps so the food does not come out soggy or greasy but instead dry and crisp! Even as a gastric bypass patient I am able to eat multiple things that are cooked in this fryer because it does not leave food greasy! My husband uses this thing at least once a week but usually twice a week to "make up for" all my healthy cooking LOL. I definitely recommend this fryer to EVERYONE!
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My husband and I use this fryer every Saturday for homemade French fries. The fryer is compact, but works great.
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I had the opportunity to try the T-Fal compact deep fryer at no cost and I jumped at the opportunity! I have always wanted to try a deep fryer, but honestly never did because I was a little afraid of them. This deep fryer was a perfect fit for me as a first time fryer. It is a great size - it doesn't take up a lot of space when in use and when being stored which both are great for me with a small kitchen and little counter space. It was pretty easy to use with the directions provided. I liked that the outside didn't get hot since I have a little one at home with me. I also loved being able to see into the top and check the food without having to open it or get "splashed" on. My only complaint is that the container doesn't come out so it is a little annoying when cleaning it up, but since it is light weight it isn't difficult...I would just prefer that it come out. I would definitely recommend this to family and friends who are looking for their first fryer. I loved it and will definitely continue to use it.
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I love this fryer. It's self contained ,simple to use and compact. It uses 48 ounces of canola or vegetable oil.
I fried up battered oysters and onion rings. I've never made my own onion rings before. These rings were crisp and delicious. My fried oysters were crisp and perfectly done.
The easy to set temperature control makes frying a breeze. The handy manual let's you know what temperature to use and how long to keep the basket in the well.
There is a ref light that goes out when your oil is at the correct temperature. I needed to darken my kitchen to see if the light was on or off. I'd like to see a green light for ready that is easier to see.
My daughter used the leftover batter to coat her Oreo cookie #NoCarnivalNeededHere
I was sent this T-fal compact fryer for my honest opinion.
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It has a well designed no splatter feature. Heat recovery is a little slow.
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Heat recovery is a little bit slow. Overall though it is a nice unit. The no splatter design is a nice feature.
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I love this fryer and I would definitely recommend it to anyone. It's very easy to use and the pieces are easy to clean and dishwasher safe.
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I've had the Ultimate EZ Clean Fryer for a little over a month now, and my husband and I both enjoy using it. Several years ago we had bought a fryer and didn't really care for it it too much. It was hard to clean and we had to change the oil a lot because it would get dirty quickly. We do not have these same issues with the Ultimate EZ Clean Fryer because almost every part/piece can be put into the dishwasher and it has an automatic oil filtration!! The automatic oil filtration is my favorite feature on the fryer. It separates and filters the oil and then stores the clean oil in a container, which we're able to use again. The frying basket is a really good size and is sturdy, we've been frying lots of shrimp. You can feel the quality in this fryer, it's stainless steel and sturdy. It also has handles on the sides, which make it easier to move around.
There are so many great features on this fryer, I recommend it!
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