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With the Cuisinart Deluxe Electric Can Opener style, convenience and power come together.
With chrome accents and elegant contours, it fits in nicely with other modern countertop appliances. Easy single-touch operation effortlessly opens a standard size can. The precision Power Cut blade and strong magnetic lid holder are attached to the removable lever, which can be easily detached for quick cleanups. Features:- Deluxe electric can opener with chrome accents
- Cuisinart quality-engineered motor system
- PowerCut blade
- Single-touch operation
- Sturdy base prevents sliding or tipping
- Opens any standard size can
- Removable activation lever for easy cleaning
- All materials that come in contact with food or liquid are BPA free
- Cord storage
- Limited 3-year warranty
Select a color from the drop-down box.$19.95 -
Home & Garden
Get ready for the holidays with holiday decor, or create an outdoor oasis with garden and patio furniture and fashions that are fun and functional.
Cuisinart SmartPower Deluxe Blender
The Cuisinart SPB-600 SmartPower Deluxe Blender is the blender you have been waiting for. It has all the features and all the blending power serious cooks need. Our patented stainless steel blade, large borosilicate glass jar, and Pulse at High or Low speeds let you do it all - mince delicate herbs, whip up smoothies or chop ice for a crowd. With its sturdy die-cast base, this blender can handle anything you toss at it or into it.$89.95 -
Home & Garden
Get ready for the holidays with holiday decor, or create an outdoor oasis with garden and patio furniture and fashions that are fun and functional.
The Cuisinart HM-70 Power Advantage 7-Speed Hand Mixer, in white, flawlessly and easily mixes even the heaviest ingredients.
From dense cookie dough to whipped cream, the 220-watt motor breezes through big mixing jobs and the automatic feedback kicks in more power whenever it's needed. Extra-long, extra-wide beaters for superior, faster mixing are designed without center posts to prevent ingredients from clogging up beaters. A professional 3-inch diameter whisk provides superior whipping and aerating adding volume to whipped cream and creating stiff, fine-textured egg whites. Don't worry about messy splatters...our SmoothStart feature, with its 3 extra-low speeds, keep all the ingredients right in the bowl where they belong! Beaters and whisk are dishwasher safe, so clean-up is a breeze! Features:- Power Advantage 7-speed hand mixer
- 220 watts of power with automatic feedback
- One-step power switch with LED display
- SmoothStart feature with 3 low mixing speeds eliminates splattering
- Easy-to-use speed control and beater eject lever
- Swivel cord for right-handed or left-handed use
- Two extra-long self cleaning beaters with no center posts and one 3-inch diameter chef whisk
- Heel rest allows mixer to rest squarely on countertop
- All materials that come in contact with food or liquid are BPA free
- Recipe book included
- Limited 3-year warranty
- Color: white with chrome-plated Cuisinart logo band accent
$59.95 -
The Cuisinart 655-35 Chef's Classic Non-Stick Hard Anodized Double Burner Griddle is the ideal extra-large size perfect for big family breakfasts.
Cook bacon and eggs at the same time in one pan! Chef's Classic Non-Stick Hard Anodized cookware features durable hard anodized construction for fast, even heating, Quantanium nonstick interior for optimal food release and cool grip, riveted, stainless steel handles. Features:- 13" x 20" double burner griddle is perfect for big family breakfasts
- Hard anodized exterior is harder than stainless steel for durability
- Dense, non-porous, highly wear resistant
- Unsurpassed heat distribution - heats quickly and spreads heat evenly to eliminate hot spots
- Quantanium non-stick interior provides lasting food release and easy cleaning
- Cool Grip riveted stainless steel handles
- Constructed to last - Lifetime warranty
$49.95 -
Cuisinart Rechargeable Salt and Pepper Mills
The Cuisinart SP-2 Rechargeable Salt and Pepper Mills present an easy and elegant way to serve freshly ground salt and pepper. The stainless rechargeable salt and pepper mills sit in a sleek power base to ensure mills are always fully charged and ready to grind. Adjust for fine to coarse grinds, and light up food as it is being seasoned for perfect results. And the clear spice holder containers let you know when to refill.$59.955.0/5 (1) -
Cuisinart's CPT-142 Four-Slice Compact Plastic Toaster, in white, updates the modern classic toaster.
It saves space, placed sideways or facing forward, to fit any kitchen counter. Whether making thick bagel halves or thin sliced breads, the wide slots, high-lift carriages and custom controls ensure even, precise and convenient toasting, every time. Features:- 4-slice toaster with compact design, plastic body and stainless steel accents
- 1.5-inch toating slots
- High-lift carriages
- Dual bagel, defrost, reheat and cancel functions
- Dual 7-setting shade dials
- Slide-out crumb tray
- All materials that come in contact with food are BPA free
- Convenient cord wrap
- Polarized plug (U.L. listed)
- Limited 3-year warranty
- Color: White
$49.95 -
6 Pc. Kitchen Extras Eco-friendly Mini Cookware
Hydrolon water-based nonstick Pure aluminum ensures consistent heating Handles are comfortable to grip and are oven-safe up to 400 degrees Includes: 6" fry pan, 6" griddle, 0.3 Qt. saucepan w/lid, egg poacher and silicone spatula$19.995.0/5 (1) -
The Cuisinart CRC-400 4-Cup Rice Cooker features a steam vent that helps to prevent splattering, while its chrome-plated handles stay cool to the touch.
Use the built-in tray to steam other foods while the rice is cooking. When you are done the non-stick coating and durable construction make cleanup a breeze.$49.95 -
The Cuisinart WM-SW2N Sandwich Grill does more than lunch.
This versatile Cuisinart product also makes omelets and French toast! Designed to grill two items at a time, it is perfect for breakfast, lunch or light dinners. This unit comes with recipes and a limited 3-year warranty. Features:- Grills two sandwiches, omelets or 2 servings of French toast
- "Ready to bake/Ready to eat" indicator lights
- Nonstick baking plates
- Deep pockets
- Raised edges to seal ingredients inside sandwiches
- Lock-down lid
- Recipes included in manual
- Limited 3-year warranty
$19.95 -
Cuisinart Frozen Yogurt-Ice Cream and Sorbet Maker
The Cuisinart ICE-21 Frozen Yogurt-Ice Cream and Sorbet Maker enables you make your favorites in 20 minutes or less, with no fuss and no mess. Just add ingredients to the bowl, press ON and the machine does the rest. No you can enjoy the finest homemade frozen treats at home.$59.955.0/5 (2) -
Cuisinart SmartPower 350-Watt Compact Portable Blender
The Cuisinart CPB-300 SmartPower 350-Watt Compact Portable Blender is the compact powerhouse that does it all. Use the streamlined blending cup to make smoothies in a flash. Mince herbs in the chopper cup and whip up custom drinks right in the To-Go cups. Designed to fit anywhere it delivers big blender performance with a 350-watt motor and the ease of single hand operation with the user friendly electronic key pad. Stainless steel accents create an attractive, fashionable addition to any kitchen.$69.99 -
72-Hour Emergency Meal Kit
A complete 72 hour emergency meal kit that contains 3 full meals per day. Just add water. 7 year shelf life.
Breakfast: Granola with Blueberries and Milk, Scrambled Eggs with Bacon and Scrambled Eggs with Ham and Peppers.
Vegetables: Garden Green Peas, Whole Kernel Corn and Cut Green Beans.
Lunch and Dinners: Beef Stroganoff, Chicken Teriyaki with Rice, Chili Mac with Beef, Rice and Chicken, Pasta Primavera and Sweet/Sour Pork with Rice.$59.99 -
Cuisinart MultiClad Pro Stainless 12-Piece Cookware Set
The Cuisinart MCP-12 MultiClad Pro Stainless 12-Piece Cookware Set was inspired by the kitchens of France. Everything you need is included in this spectacular 12-piece set to perfectly perform all the basic cooking tasks, large or small. From reheating a single portion of soup to preparing appetizers, entreies and side dishes for the entire family, you will find every tool you need in this deluxe set.$299.004.8/5 (8) -
The Cuisinart 77-10 Chef's Classic Stainless Steel 10-Piece Cookware Set features stainless steel and pure aluminum encapsulated in the base for fast and even heating.
Made of professional quality stainless steel the cooking surface does not discolor, react with food or alter flavors.
This collection is great for classic cooking techniques like slow simmers, rolling boils and reduction of liquids. The solid stainless steel riveted handles stay cool on the stovetop. And the saute pan comes with a helper handle to provide extra support and balance when lifting and pouring.$149.994.0/5 (1) -
The Cuisinart ICE-45PK Mix It In Soft Serve Ice Cream Maker, in Pink, gives you professional-quality soft ice cream, yogurt, sorbet and sherbet right at home.
Not only does it make everyone's favorites, but with three built-in condiment dispensers, it makes them extra delicious.
Just a pull of a tab sends sprinkles, chips and other mix-ins down the chute to mix right into frozen desserts as cones or bowls are filled. Operation is fully automatic; simply pour in the ingredients and turn the dial.
Product Features:- Adds favorite mix-ins into soft serve ice cream as it's dispensed!
- Pull out tabs to add one, two or all three types of mix-ins
- Pull down handle to dispense soft serve ice cream directly into cones or bowls
- Makes 2 quarts of frozen dessert in as little as 20 minutes
- Fully automatic - just add favorite fresh ingredients and turn the dial
- Cone holder holds a stack of pointed or flat bottom cones
- No chemicals, salt or ice required
- Removable parts for easy cleaning
- Instruction Book and Recipe Book included
- Limited 3-year warranty
$99.993.9/5 (8) -
Cuisinart Programmable 12-Cup Coffeemaker
The Cuisinart CHW-12 Programmable 12-Cup Coffeemaker with Hot Water System has a 12-cup carafe with a drip-free pour spout and a comfortable handle for easy serving. It comes complete with all your favorite features, like 24-hour programmability, carafe temperature control, Brew Pause, and the ultra-convenient Hot Water System. Now, you are never more than a minute away from enjoying your favorite instant soup, hot cocoa, tea and more.$99.99 -
The Cuisinart DLC-10S Pro Classic Food Processor makes all your favorites, from stir-fries and main course salads, to peanut butter and home-made bread.
It features a shatterproof 7-cup work bowl that is both heat and cold resistant, dual pushers for ingredients of varying sizes, an extra-large feed tube that can hold whole fruits and vegetables, and a compact flat cover for when feed tubes are not in use. Stainless steel accessories are easily changed to meet your requirements.$99.95 -
Cuisinart SmartPower 7-speed Electronic Blender
The Cuisinart SPB-7 SmartPower 7-speed Electronic Blender with its powerful motor crushes ice instantly with no liquid added. It blends, purees, chops, mixes, and liquefies all with the push of a button. This very smart and versatile SmartPower 7-Speed Electronic Blender has enough power and speeds to do it all.$69.95 -
Cuisinart Espresso Maker
The Cuisinart EM-100 Espresso Maker is the real thing and looks like the professional it is. Make espresso in your own kitchen then use the stainless steam nozzle and frothing cup to turn it into cappuccino or latte. You can even heat the cups on the warming plate on top - just like the pros. 15 bars of pressure guarantee perfect results.$179.00 -
8 Piece Artistry Cookware Set
9.5" & 11" fry pans 1.5 qt & 3 qt saucepans with glass lids 5 qt Dutch oven with glass lid Silicon Handles Groovy Rings on Bottom for even heat distribution Dishwasher Safe Hydrolon - ecologically advanced water based non-stick coating$89.99 -
6 Cup Eggsactly Egg Poacher
- Aluminum Construction For Excellent Heat Distribution
- Water Based Eco Friendly Hydrolon Nonstick Surface
- Smooth Grip Handles
- Silicone Egg Cups/Stainless Steel Insert
$42.99 -
The Cuisinart CI1136-24CR Chef's Classic Enameled Cast Iron 14 In. Lasagna Pan, in cardinal red, provides incredible heat retention and even heat distribution for perfect lasagna or your favorite casserole.
Great for cooking, serving and entertaining, it can go from oven to tabletop with style. Constructed of durable cast-iron to retain the maximum amount of heat possible without altering or absorbing flavors, its exterior porcelain covering allows it to blend into any kitchen decor. Plus, it is induction stovetop compatible and dishwasher safe. Features:- Enameled cast iron 14-inch lasagna pan is perfect for cooking, serving and entertaining
- Great for lasagna, casseroles, savory sides or sweet desserts
- Cast iron construction provides superior heat retention and even heat distribution
- Porcelain enamel exterior compliments any kitchen decor
- Porcelain enamel interior does not impart flavors or absorb odors
- Stovetop, oven, and broiler safe
- Induction stovetop compatible
- Dishwasher safe
- Lifetime warranty
- Color: cardinal red
$59.95 -
With the Cuisinart BFP-703 SmartPower Duet Blender/Food Processor, in white, enjoy a frozen drink, crush enough ice for a crowd, and prepare hors d'oeuvres for a party.
As a blender, the SmartPower Duet is the life of the party, engineered with seven speeds that let you puree, blend, mix, stir and more. One speed is just for crushing ice, though ice can be crushed perfectly at any of the settings. You can make soups, salsas, thick and delicious frozen drinks, baby foods, etc. The blending capabilities are endless! Attach the work bowl with cover and the SmartPower Duet becomes a fully functioning Cuisinart classic food processor. Chop raw and cooked foods, including meats, to any consistency. The reversible slicing/shredding disc and feed tube let you make mountains of vegetables, fruits and most cheeses in minutes. This combination of Cuisinart's two most versatile appliances into one promises years of happy and healthy food preparation. Features:- SmartPower duet blender and food processor is 2 appliances in one
- Heavy-duty motor base has 7-speed electronic touchpad controls
- Powerful 500-watt motor
- 40-ounce glass blender jar with handle
- 3-cup food processor work bowl with handle, cover with feed tube, and food pusher
- Ice crush and pulse buttons
- Stainless steel chopping blade
- Reversible slicing/shredding disc
- All removable parts are dishwasher safe
- Hidden cord storage in base
- Recipe book included
- Limited 3-year warranty
$79.95 -
With Cuisinart's ICE-100 Compressor Ice Cream and Gelato Maker, make lusciously rich gelato and ice cream - batch after batch - right at home!
It has a commercial quality compressor-freezer, so it's always ready to go. Separate paddles for gelato and ice cream, and fully automatic operation with a 60-minute countdown timer, ensure perfect consistencies and professional results. The 10-minute "keep cool" function will kick in after your time is up to keep your ice cream or gelato cool. For unlimited flavor combinations, mix-ins can be added through the see-through lid while churning. Features:- Fully automatic ice cream and gelato maker with a commercial style compressor
- Features 2 removable paddles, a gelato paddle for authentic gelato and an ice cream paddle for creamy ice cream
- 1.5 quart capacity removable mixing bowl
- 60-minute countdown timer with touchpad controls and a blue LCD readout
- 10-minute "keep cool" function keeps your ice cream or gelato cool after the timer has gone off
- Transparent lid with mix-in opening
- Recipe book included
- All materials that come in contact with food or liquid are BPA free
- Limited 3-year warranty
$299.00 -
The Cuisinart Elite Collection 12-Cup Food Processor sets the bar for the next generation of kitchen appliances.
With a 4-cup work bowl nested inside the big bowl, plus the adjustable 6-position slicing disc and reversible shredding disc, it provides home chefs with multiple food processors in one. The exclusive SealTight Advantage System is designed to deliver maximum bowl capacity and clean processing and pouring. It is truly the finest food prep appliance available for today's modern kitchen. Features:- Double bowl food processor with 1000-watt peak power
- 12-cup large bowl and 4-cup small bowl with pour spouts and measurement markings
- Exclusive patent-pending SealTight Advantage System - seals bowls and locks blades
- Easy On/Off Locking System with push-button release
- Large and small stainless steel chopping/mixing blades with BladeLock System
- Stainless steel adjustable slicing disc (1 to 6mm)
- Stainless steel reversible shredding disc (fine/medium)
- Dough blade and spatula
- Cuisinart Supreme wide-mouth feed tube and cover assembly
- Electronic tough controls - On/Off/Pulse with blue LED lights
- Cord-wrap storage under base
- How-to DVD and recipe book
- All removable parts are dishwasher safe
- All materials that come in contact with food or liquid are BPA free
- Full 10-year motor warranty, limited 3-year warranty
Select a color from the drop-down box.$199.95 - $259.95 -
The Cuisinart DLC-2AWB-1 Work Bowl for Mini-Prep Plus Processor is a 24-ounce (3-cup) replacement work bowl for Cuisinart models DLC-2APK and DLC-2A.
It does not come with a lid. It is made of Lexan grey-tinted heavy duty plastic and has a comfort grip handle. Features:- Replacement work bowl for Cusinart DLC-2APK and DLC-2A
- 24 ounce (3-cup) capacity
- Lexan clear, grey-tinted heavy-duty plastic
- Comfort grip handle
- Does not include cover
$12.95 -
With Cuisinart's CPM-100 EasyPop Hot Air Popcorn Maker is exceptionally easy to use.
Pop healthier popcorn with hot air! Kernels go into a popping chamber - no oil is required - and hot air sends up to 15 cups of popcorn up and out the chute right into a waiting bowl (bowl not included). And it all happens in less than 3 minutes! Features:- EasyPop hot air popcorn maker requires no oil
- Makes up to 15 cups of popcorn in under 3 minutes
- Removable chute and butter warming tray
- Easy on/off switch
- Stay cool housing
- All removable parts are dishwasher safe
- All parts that come in contact with food are BPA-Free
- Cord storage
- Limited 3-year warranty
$39.95 -
Cuisinart's GG33-30H Green Gourmet Hard Anodized Non-Stick 5.5 Qt. Saute Pan with Helper Handle and Cover is leading the way in eco-friendly branded cookware.
This saute pan is ideal for browning, searing and braising, giving home chefs multiple meal options. Exclusive Cuisinart Ceramica nonstick technology is ceramic based instead of petroleum based, helping to conserve existing oil supplies and is applied at a temperature one half that of conventional nonsticks. Plus, it's completely free of PTFE and PFOA. The cookware's hard anodized construction provides high heat conductivity, which requires less energy to reach desired cooking temperatures. Riveted stainless handles stay cool on the stovetop and are made from 70% recycled stainless steel. Good for home cooks and good for the environment. Features:- 5.5 quart saute pan with helper handle and tight-fitting cover is ideal for browning, searing and braising
- Exclusive Cuisinart Ceramica nonstick technology
- PTFE/PFOA-Free nonstick surface for healthy cooking
- Petroleum-Free ceramic-based nonstick interior helps conserve existing oil supplies and preserve the environment
- Hard anodized pan construction provides superior heat conductivity, requiring less energy to achieve desired cooking temperature
- Riveted stainless steel handles stay cool on the stovetop
- Handles are made from 70% recycled stainless steel
- Oven and broiler safe
- NOT dishwasher safe - wash in warm, sudsy water with sponge or soft dishcloth
- Constructed to last - Lifetime warranty
- Packaging is made from 100% recycled materials and is printed with soy ink
$79.95 -
The Cuisinart 722-22 Chef's Classic Stainless 9 In. Open Skillet has sloped sides and a wide flat bottom for frying, browning or sauteing onions, garlic and mushrooms.
The open design of the skillet maximizes the cooking surface and makes it easy to rearrange food as it is cooking. The stainless steel cooking surface does not discolor, react with food, or alter flavors and the aluminum encapsulated base heats quickly and spreads heat evenly eliminating hot spots. Plus, a solid, stainless steel riveted stick handle stays cool on the stovetop for safe and comfortable handling. Features:- 9-inch open skillet designed for frying, browning and tossing small pieces of food
- Sloped sides and wide flat bottom maximize cooking surface
- Brilliant stainless steel finish for classic looks and professional performance
- Aluminum encapsulated base heats quickly and spreads heat evenly
- Stainless steel cooking surface does not discolor, react with food, or alter flavors
- Cool-Grip riveted stick handle for safe and comfortable handling
- Tapered rim for drip-free pouring
- Stovetop, oven and broiler safe
- Freezer safe for easy storage
- Dishwasher safe
- Lifetime warranty
$29.95 -
The Cuisinart AMB-4 Chef's Classic Bakeware Four-Piece Starter Set is the perfect way for anyone to start baking.
Starter set includes one 9-inch loaf pan, one 9-inch square baking pan, one 9-inch round baking pan and one 6-cup muffin pan. Constructed of heavy-gauge steel to provide even heat distribution and consistent baking results, the non-stick interior and exterior ensure easy food release and cleanup, and the extra thick rolled edges prevent warping. All pans are dishwasher safe for the ultimate cleaning experience.
Features:- Set includes: 9-inch loaf pan, 9-inch square baking pan, 9-inch round baking pan, 6-cup muffin pan
- Heavy gauge steel construction
- Even heat distribution
- Consistent baking results
- Non-stick interior and exterior for easy food release and cleanup
- Extra thick rolled edges prevent warping
- Dishwasher safe
$80.00 -
Cuisinart 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker
The Cuisinart DCC-1100BK 12-Cup Programmable Coffeemaker is accented with stainless steel for a look that is sure to enhance your countertop. The 12-cup carafe features an ergonomic handle, dripless spout and knuckle guard for comfortable, drip-free pouring. Fully automatic, it has 24-hour programmability and 1-4 cup setting for those times when you don't need a full cup of coffee. The Brew Pause feature lets you pour a cup before brewing is completed, while the gold tone coffee filter and charcoal water filter ensure fresh, delicious tasting coffee.$69.95 -
Cuisinart 12-Cup Burr Grind & Brew Thermal Automatic Coffeemaker
The Cuisinart DGB-900BC 12-Cup Burr Grind & Brew Thermal Automatic Coffeemaker is a fully programmable coffeemaker with a burr grinder for superior coffee. The special burr grinder grinds the coffee without influencing the integrity of the bean, so the true flavor is maintained. The strength selector and the grind control functions fine-tune intensity and volume, and the thermal carafe seals in heat and freshness so the last cup is as good as the first. It's never been easier to make a great pot of coffee.$199.99 -
Heavyweight 12-Piece Eco-friendly Cookware Set ,Black
Hydrolon water-based nonstick Pure aluminum ensures consistent heating Squeezable Silicone Handle keeps cool and is oven-safe up to 350 degrees Includes: 8" pan, 9.5"and 11" fry pan 1 and 2 Qt. saucepans w/lids 5 Qt. dutch oven w/lid 2 bamboo kitchen utensils and collapsible steamer$119.99 -
The Cuisinart DCC-1200BCH 12-Cup Brew Central Programmable Coffeemaker introduces an evolutionary new look in coffeemakers.
The Brew Central makes a bold statement with a black chrome finish and an elegant tech-industrial design. Programmable from start to finish, with a variable heater plate for temperature control, it is the ideal coffeemaker for today's demanding consumer. It even tells you when it is time to decalcify. Features:- Fully automatic 12-cup coffeemaker with 24-hour programmability
- 12-cup glass carafe with ergonomic handle, dripless spout and knuckle guard
- LCD digital clock
- 1 to 4 cup feature
- Brew Pause feature lets you enjoy a cup of coffee before brewing has finished
- Adjustable keep-warm temperature control
- Programmable automatic shut-off 0-4 hours
- Time-to-clean monitor with indicator light
- Charcoal water filter removes impurities
- Gold tone coffee filter
- Cord storage
- Color: Black chrome
$89.95 -
Cuisinart's PRC-12 Classic 12-Cup Percolator makes 4 to 12 cups of rich, flavorful coffee in just minutes.
The classic stainless steel design helps keep coffee warm, and the detachable cord and stay-cool bottom means you can set it down almost anywhere without a worry. So, prepare a pot, listen to the friendly perk and watch it brew right through the transparent knob on the cover. When the ready light comes on, sit down, relax, and enjoy a cup of fresh perked coffee. Features:- Classic 12-Cup Percolator makes 4 to 12 cups of rich, flavorful coffee in just minutes
- Transparent knob reveals progress of the brew cycle
- Ready indicator light shows when coffee is ready to pour and enjoy
- Stay-cool bottom sits safely on almost any surface without scarring
- Detachable power cord for convenient pouring and serving
- Ergonomic comfort grip handle
- Precision no-drip, long, tapered spout pours without a spill
- Stainless steel housing helps keep coffee warm
- Limited 3-year warranty
$69.95 -
Cuisinart's 7BSR-28 Stainless Steel 11 In. (3 Qt.) Round Buffet Server is an easy and elegant way to keep your favorite party dishes warm when entertaining family and friends.
The buffet pan is constructed of stainless steel with an aluminum-encapsulated base. You can prepare meals in the oven or on the stovetop then transfer them to the warming stand for immediate serving. Two tea light candles provide heat to keep food at proper serving temperatures. Plus, stainless buffet pan and glass lid are dishwasher safe making cleanup a breeze. Features:- Stainless steel 11 In. (3 Qt.) oval buffet server makes entertaining easy and elegant
- Buffet pan is constructed of stainless steel with an aluminum-encapsulated base
- Prepare meals in the oven or on the stovetop then transfer them to the warming stand for immediate serving
- Two tea light candles provide heat to keep food at proper serving temperatures
- Stainless buffet pan and glass lid are dishwasher safe making cleanup a breeze
- Limited lifetime warranty
$59.95 -
Cuisinart's FP2-24BK 10 In. Non-Stick Frittata Set can be used together or apart!
Use the innovatively interlocking skillets to easily cook and flip your favorite frittata, giving both sides the perfectly browned finish without the mess. Or use each pan separately to saute or brown everyday meals, from pancakes and crepes to steaks and stir-fry. The aluminum core construction heats quickly and evenly, for perfect results every time. Use on the stovetop or in the oven up to 350?F. Each skillet features a highly durable nonstick cooking surface for healthier cooking and lasting food release. The stay-cool handles are contoured for a secure grip and riveted for strength and durability. Plus, it is dishwasher safe for convenient cleaning. Features:- 10-inch frittata set includes two 10-inch interlocking non-stick skillets
- Use together or apart
- Aluminum core construction heats quickly and evenly
- Highly durable, non-stick cooking surface
- Ergonomic handles for a secure grip
- Handles stay cool on the stovetop
- Dishwasher safe
- Lifetime warranty
$29.95 -
Cuisinart's BW-10 Baby Bottle Warmer with Integrated Night Light is a fast and simple way to prepare baby's bottle.
The warming chamber quickly and evenly steam heats any size glass or plastic bottle to the temperature that's just right for baby. The unit also includes a jar basket to warm jars of baby food, and a built-in night light to make those midnight feedings a little quicker and easier. Features:- Baby bottle warmer steam heats formula or breast milk to desired temperature
- Safe for any size glass or plastic bottle
- Includes jar basket to warm jar baby food
- Integrated night light can be used separately
- Compact design with contemporary styling
- Integrated measuring cup allows for easy storage
- Simple dial control for easy on/off operation
- Cord wrap takes up excess cord
- All materials that come in contact with food or liquids are BPA free
- 3-year limited warranty
$39.95 -
The Cuisinart 722-30H Chef's Classic Stainless 12 In. Open Skillet with Helper Handle has sloped sides and a wide flat bottom for frying fish or browning large batches of chicken.
The open design of the skillet maximizes the cooking surface and makes it easy to rearrange food as it is cooking. The helper handle provides extra support and balance when lifting and pouring. The stainless steel cooking surface does not discolor, react with food, or alter flavors and the aluminum encapsulated base heats quickly and spreads heat evenly eliminating hot spots. Plus, a solid, stainless steel riveted stick handle stays cool on the stovetop for safe and comfortable handling. Features:- 12-inch open skillet with helper handle for extra support and balance when lifting and pouring
- Sloped sides and wide flat bottom maximize cooking surface
- Brilliant stainless steel finish for classic looks and professional performance
- Aluminum encapsulated base heats quickly and spreads heat evenly
- Stainless steel cooking surface does not discolor, react with food, or alter flavors
- Cool-Grip riveted stick handle for safe and comfortable handling
- Tapered rim for drip-free pouring
- Stovetop, oven and broiler safe
- Freezer safe for easy storage
- Dishwasher safe
- Lifetime warranty
$49.95 -
The Cuisinart FCT25-25CG French Classic Stainless 10 In. Gratin Pan with Lid is perfect for sauteing, baking, crisping under the broiler, and serving.
This shallow pan allows for even cooking and browning, plus, it is made with a dripless rim to prevent spills. The three-layer stainless steel design ensures optimal heat and the pure aluminum core enveloped by pure stainless steel provides professional performance. Heat Surround Technology allows heat to be evenly distributed along the bottom and side walls of the cookware. The tight-fitting stainless steel lid seals in moisture and nutrients for healthier, more flavorful results. Also, the solid stainless steel side grips are riveted to ensure a lifetime of easy lifting. Features:- 10-inch stainless steel French Classic gratin pan with lid is perfect for sauteing, baking, crisping under the broiler, and serving
- Shallow pan allows for even cooking and browning
- Made with a dripless rim to prevent spills
- Professional triple ply stainless steel ensures optimal heat
- Pure aluminum core enveloped by pure stainless steel provides professional performance
- Heat Surround technology evenly distributes heat along the bottom and side walls of cookware
- Solid stainless steel side grips are riveted to ensure a lifetime of easy lifting
- Tight-fitting stainless steel lid seals in moisture and nutrients for healthier, more flavorful results
- Suitable for use on all stovetops including induction
- Dishwasher safe
- Constructed to last - Lifetime warranty
$89.95 -
The Cuisinart CCJ-500 Pulp Control Citrus Juicer, in Stainless Steel, gets out more juice more efficiently from the smallest lime to the largest grapefruit.
An adjustable auto-reversing reamer features custom pulp control settings, and the unique Final-Spin feature maximizes the amount of juice from each piece of fruit. Plus dishwasher-safe parts make cleanup a breeze. Features:- Pulp Control Citrus juicer
- Adjustable reamer with 3 pulp control settings - low, medium, high
- Auto-reversing universal juicer cone for more efficient juicing
- Final-Spin feature extracts more juice from pulp
- Extra-long Snap-Up spout accommodates more glases and prevents dripping
- Cover activates Final-Spin feature and protects against dust
- Brushed stainless design
- Easy-clean dishwaser safe parts
- Convenient cord storage
- Instructions and recipe book included
$29.95 -
Cuisinart Grind Central Coffee Grinder
The Cuisinart DCG-12BC Grind Central Coffee Grinder features a brushed stainless steel housing, and removable stainless bowl and blade assembly. With a 90-gram capacity and measurement markings, you can efficiently measure and grind the exact quantity of coffee beans you need - for up to 18 cups at once. Get the full body and rich taste of fresh-ground coffee everyday with the sleek Grind Central coffee grinder.$29.99 -
Cuisinart Griddler
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Magnolia High School celebrated its annual football homecoming recently. Reagan Villarreal (left) was named the 2012 Homecoming King, while Allison Woods (right) was named the 2012 Homecoming Queen. Both are seniors at Magnolia High School.
Last year was the second time that Magnolia High School Principal Jeffrey Springer was selected as a regional winner for the Texas Association of Secondary School Principals (TASSP) Principal of the Year award -- but this time it was different. This time he was also chosen as 2013's Principal of The Year for Texas, which means that of more than 1,000 school districts in the state, Springer was rated the top secondary school principal. This honor makes him eligible for the national award in 2014.
"This award is not about me," stated Springer. "This is a celebration of our community, teachers and students. In fact, as soon as I heard I won, I called a meeting so I could tell my staff that the data that resulted in this honor is about them and their students. I didn't want this to just be a title, but to inspire us to work together to live up to the expectations of our state's educators."
Springer strives to create an environment at Magnolia that is a place where lives can be transformed and characters developed. He wants to reinforce the feelings of family - with all that entails, such as togetherness, compassion and pride.
"Our school is not perfect -- it has a way to go, we all do," he explained. "Public education has something of a black eye right now, but we want to change that. We are on a quest from excellence to eminence. We want people to say that Magnolia ISD has great programs and is an academic success."
Springer, a Magnolia resident, has been an educator for more than 30 years. He was selected the Region Six Secondary Principal of the Year in 2006 and received that honor again in 2012. A former teacher and high school football coach, Springer received his B.A. in teaching from Sam Houston State and a Master of Sports Administration from the U.S. Sports Academy.
The TASSP recognizes outstanding secondary school principals annually, as part of its mission to facilitate learning through best practices in school administration. The organization was established in 1922 to build a network of Texas educators that wanted to take responsibility for the quality of school leadership. TASSP is comprised of more than 5,000 secondary campus administrators and is an affiliate of the national organization (NASSP). It is committed to increasing public awareness about the critical problems facing educational leadership and engaging partners from business, government and community groups to tackle these issues and improve public schools in Texas.
Being selected Principal of the Year is a great honor for Springer, and for Magnolia ISD in general -- it shows that the district promotes leadership above just "management," which is a big step toward achieving the "eminence" that Springer is talking about, district officials said.
Jake Duncan is excited about technology in schools and even more excited about teachers and students working together, in order to create innovative technology projects that can teach real life skills.
Duncan, the technology integration specialist for Texas Region 6 Educational Service Center in Huntsville, recently staged a video contest designed to motivate teachers to integrate technology into their classrooms, and to get the students to "show off their technology skills" in the process.
The contest asked for videos in three categories: Technology as a Teaching Tool, Morning Announcement and My School is the Best. Each category had two levels – one for grades K-5 and one for grades 6-12. Up to three videos could be submitted per school.
Magnolia High AV Production Instructor Kathrina Martin won the category of My School is the Best with the video "The Magnolia Style," a fast-paced parody of the popular Gangnam Style video by the South Korean musician PSY. The video involved a huge cast of Magnolia High staff members and students, but above all, it shows a sense of accomplishment and pride that the students have for their school, Duncan said.
Texas Region 6 comprises more than 12,000 square miles across 15 counties in southeast Texas, including Montgomery County. Region 6 has 57 school districts, including Magnolia ISD, and a number of private and charter schools. More than 30 videos were submitted for consideration in this first video contest, and winners were announced this month.
"This is an example of how we want technology to work in the schools – classroom transformation with digital learning," said Duncan.
"We actually created the video before we heard about the contest," Martin said. "When I heard about the contest I knew the video would be perfect for that."
Martin sent the idea she had for the parody to former student Jeremy Fowler – now a college student in Austin – and he wrote the lyrics. Fowler and another former Magnolia student Austin Clark then put the song together, which the students lip sync in the video.
Martin said the students and faculty members that participated in the making of the video spent countless hours meticulously matching every movement and shot in the original video.
"The kids had to do research on getting the shots and framing just right," she said.
Martin's students and Magnolia High had already received some fame for a past video, in which they lip synced to Katy Perry's song "Fireworks." Perry then got word of the video and shared it with her Twitter and Facebook followers, with the video now having received almost 400,000 views on YouTube.
"Our students work extremely hard and are very creative," Martin said. "I am really proud of what they did."
Duncan is optimistic that the next contest will have more entries.
"The next contest is on the subject of teaching others to become good digital citizens," he said. "The videos will be due May 13. These contests are about collaboration and creativity, not just about who can produce the fanciest video. I hope more teachers and students get involved in the next one – they can learn a lot and it's fun."
Each video must be submitted by a teacher sponsor, but students are invited to get involved. The Magnolia Style can be viewed here.
Tribune Reporter Caleb Harris contributed to this report.
The Magnolia High School UIL academic team placed second in the 18-4A district meet recently and advanced 21 students to the regional meet later this month. The team scored 370 points and competed in 75 academic events, covering 20 different subjects.
The accounting team continued its dominance in district, taking first place for the fifth time in the last eight years and advancing to the regional meet. Bethany Mandrell placed first, Blake Hale finished second and Michaela Miller rounded out the top three. The accounting team looks to repeat as regional champions, a title they have held four out of the last six years. The team has also been to the state meet five out of six years and won the state title in 2008-2009.
Under the direction of new theater arts teacher Rod Sheffield, the One Act Play claimed the district championship and advanced to regionals again, winning for its production of "The Good Woman of Setzuan." Kenny Gregory won best actor, while Rachael Malonson won best actress. Ben Hudson and Luke O'Neal were named all-star cast and Charity Whifield was an honorable mention selection. Joe Dirik was named top technician for the competition.
Andrea Zapata placed third in news writing and advances to regionals for the second consecutive year for the journalism team. Madison Disotell took first place in news writing, while Jordan Goff placed first in feature writing and both advanced to regionals.
Laila Espinoza placed first in computer applications, while Luis Cataldo won first in current issues and third in social studies. Katie Dennington placed third in mathematics, Caspar Stinn won third in ready writing and Amanda Sass was the second place winner in spelling. All will compete at regionals.
Speech and Debate scored big and advances six to the regional meet. Miranda Sanford placed third in informative speaking, while Eric Gagliano took second in Lincoln-Douglas debate. Blake Bergeron placed first in both persuasive speaking and prose, with Juliana Nicolini in second in the same events. Marcus Sloan placed third in prose and sealed the top three spots to Magnolia High School. Meagan Wilson placed second in poetry.
In early November, Magnolia High School Assistant Principal, Randy Harris was named region 6 Assistant Principal of the Year.
Harris attributes his nomination to Magnolia High Schools tremendous success in UIL academics, saying, "It's because of how much effort and work we've done for UIL academics. We're one of the most powerful schools in the area."
"This helps the school get recognition," he added. "The reality is, the school achieved the award because of how well the school is running."
"You always want to spend more time in the classroom, but a lot of times my job is kind of being like a fireman, going wherever I'm called some days" he said, showing just how committed he is to always ensuring excellence at Magnolia High School.
From working with UIL academics, to talking to freshmen about their future, to even doing research on how teachers can improve their lesson plans and grading policies, all on top of his regular responsibilities of discipline and administration, Harris is making Magnolia High School better everyday.
Harris joins principal Jeff Springer as an award winner, following Springer's award as the 2013 principal of the year in the state of Texas.
The process is just beginning for Harris. As the Region 6 Assistant Principal of the year, he will now compete against 20 other Texas Assistant Principals for Assistant Principal of the year for the state of Texas.
If he makes the top three in the state, Harris will be interviewed in Austin, by the group. A winner would be announced later.
Magnolia's Lady Bulldog basketball team continued their winning ways, upending their rival Magnolia West 60-39, Jan. 22.
The win improved the Lady Bulldogs to 10-2 in district play, putting them in a three way tie with Brenham and Montgomery.
The Lady Mustangs kept the game close throughout the first quarter, trailing just 12-11 heading into the second period.
Magnolia's depth and their full court pressure began to wear on Magnolia West, as the Lady Bulldogs opened up a nine-point halftime lead.
The third quarter was the deciding factor, as Magnolia went on a 19-5 run to break open the game and grab a 51-29 lead.
Allison Abendschein led all scorers with 15 points, and recently picked up the 1,000th point of her high school career as well. Ashley Richardson and Savannah Schroeder each pumped in 10 points in the win.
The Lady Bulldogs took on Waller Jan. 25, but results were unavailable as of press time.
The Magnolia High School girls soccer team finished an amazing run through the Texas state playoffs with a disappointing, but hard fought loss in the state semifinals April 18, in Georgetown.
The Bulldogs lost to top-ranked Denton Guyer 4-2, ending their season with a 19-6-2 record.
Magnolia fell behind late in the first half, giving up three goals within a span of six minutes, before Allison Abendschein headed a goal in after Zoe Bauerschmidt launched a corner kick her way.
They were down 4-1 with about three minutes to play in the contest, before senior Valerie Turner kicked a bullet, from about 20 yards away, past the Guyer goalie, for the final 4-2 score.
Some of the players and Magnolia head coach April Cleveland talked with the Tribune before traveling to the state tournament, after taking home the regional title.
"This experience has been awesome," Cleveland said. "Just being around the girls and the way they know how to have fun, but can turn it on when they have to. It's been an amazing experience."
"We've been an underdog for awhile now, but we like that," said senior Bauerschmidt. "We don't put a lot of pressure on ourselves. We just play for each other."
With a team loaded with 14 seniors, Cleveland expected a good showing this year.
"Did we expect (the final four)? No," Cleveland said. "But one of our goals was to make it to regionals and once we did that we reset them and expected to get to state."
Magnolia reached the regionals and then won the region three title. They fell behind several times during their playoff run, but always bounced back in the second half. They defeated Huntsville (3-0), Lumberton (3-1), Port Neches-Groves (1-0), Waco University (2-1), Kingwood Park in overtime (2-1) and Stratford (2-1).
Against Stratford, the Bulldogs fell behind 1-0 at the end of the first half; before senior Abendschein scored two second half goals to help bring the region three trophy back to Magnolia High School.
"No one expected us to get here," Abendschein said.
Bauerschmidt, Abden-schein and Turner have played together since they were in fifth grade.
"Since we were little babies," Bauerschmidt said.
"Knowing it's going to be our last games together makes us want to play hard," Abendschein said.
'We've never made it past the second round before and we wanted to make history," Turner said.
They did exactly that.
Six athletes from Magnolia High School recently signed national letters of intent to play college athletics. Pictured are (from left) Cole Williams, Stephen F. Austin State University baseball; Kyle Black, Panola Junior College baseball; Garrett Luna, Texas A&M University baseball; Allison Woods, University of Maryland at Eastern Shore volleyball; Tori Frederick, University of St. Thomas basketball and Chris Barnett, Midland University soccer.
Students in the Magnolia High School Family Consumer Science Child Development class recently participated in a parenting simulation using the Real Baby Think It Over simulation. The baby requires feeding, burping, rocking, and diaper changing on a schedule. The parenting experience allows the student to draw their own conclusions and discover for themselves what the responsibilities of a parent feel like.
The Magnolia High School DECA members competed in The DECA District 4 competition Jan. 19 at The Woodlands High School-College Park. The students pictured will advance to compete in the DECA State Competition in Corpus Christi Feb. 28. From left are Daniel Rodriquez, Amber Coronel, Ashlie Schwinn and Laura Dobrinski.


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Dining is a bright spot on Star Princess in terms of quantity, quality and convenience. It would be impossible to go hungry on this ship. Personal Choice is a big hit; Capri and Portofino, two of the three traditional-styled dining rooms, are open seating, while Amalfi is aimed at those preferring an established dining routine with set times and tablemates.
Beyond those, there are two alternative restaurants. Sabatini's, Princess signature Northern Italian venue, offers a multi-course feast and charges $25 per passenger cover. The restaurant is open for lunch (or brunch, as it's called) on sea days and dinner nightly. Crown Grill is the ship's seafood and steak house; the cover is $20 per person. And the Promenade Lounge offers, for an extra fee, caviar. The Promenade Bar is a popular meeting spot before and after dinner.
Much of the Lido deck is consumed by food options. During the day, the Trident Grill offers up hot dogs, hamburgers, French fries and the like. The slices at the nearby Prego Pizzeria are outstanding. Scoops, which has become a Princess tradition, still dishes up Haagen-Dazs ice cream (for an additional fee). Soft-serve ice cream is complimentary.
The Horizon Court, Star Princess' buffet eatery, has round-the-clock dining and, interestingly, is tucked into its own nook behind attractive garden-style gates. Food stations are short and sweet -- and separated by type -- so lines tend to be minimal. Breakfast offers pretty much the usual, while lunch can be eclectic, with various dishes representing different international cultures. Everything from salads to hot dishes and desserts was plentifully and quickly restocked as necessary. From 10 p.m. to 4 a.m., the Horizon Court transforms itself into a bistro, with menu service. Seating is available inside as well as on the deck.
The International Cafe and Vines are two new dining venues, introduced during the 2008 dry-dock. The International Cafe offers complimentary breakfast pastries, soups, quiche, sandwiches, sweets and salads, as well as coffee drinks for an extra fee. Vines serves up tapas and more than 30 wines, while an inset retail shop carries lovely accessories for the wine buff on your shopping list.
Room service is available 24 hours a day and offers a limited menu of hot and cold sandwiches, along with salads and desserts. At dinnertime you can order off the main dining room menu. Service was consistently prompt and pleasant, and usually correct. Room service breakfast is Continental-style, but suites get access to full breakfasts. An Ultimate Balcony Dinner is available for $100 per couple, and includes a multi-course lobster (or steak) dinner, pre-dinner cocktails and souvenir photo.
The third of a trio -- sister ships are Grand Princess and Golden Princess -- Star Princess flat out takes aim at America's mid-market passenger. The ship is big and offers mostly pluses -- and occasional minuses --- of its size with a wide variety of onboard features that appeal to just about anybody. At the same time, it offers passengers a choice of a traditional cruising experience or a contemporary one -- or even a smattering of elements of both.
During its most recent dry-dock -- in late 2008 -- Star Princess received a boatload of new features, including the Piazza, an energetic space offering entertainment, on-site bakery, Internet cafe, and wine and sushi bar; the Sanctuary, an adults-only area that boasts padded lounges, shady and sunny areas; the for-fee Crown Grill, whose menu blends seafood and steakhouse fare (replacing the existing steakhouse on Star Princess); and seven new suites, each with sitting room, walk-in closet and shower/tub combo. Retail therapy got a makeover this time around as well, with a doubled-in-size Essence shop on Deck 7 and Meridian Bay moved to the site of the former Essence shop on Deck 6.
For the most part, the staff on Star Princess handles its passengers well enough, though we found service to be mediocre, fairly consistently, whether it was the dining room or cabin stewards. Be prepared for lines, particularly at embarkation and disembarkation, which were equally horrific in terms of "hurry up and wait" and rude direction. New disembarkation procedures have quickened the process.
Ultimately, though, Star Princess, like its siblings, offers something for virtually every type of cruise traveler -- as long as being part of the masses is no big deal.
Public Rooms
Basically, the ship's public rooms are designed around the centrally located three-story Piazza. The filigree-decorated set of panoramic elevators and graceful sitting areas attract crowds, and serves as the ship's key meeting place. The Internet cafe and Library (well stocked with both computer stations and books), Princess Art Gallery, and the Vines Bar and Shop are situated around the Atrium on Deck 5. On Deck 6, you'll find shops and the Passengers Services desk, and on Deck 7, you'll find the Hearts & Minds wedding chapel (which doubles as the site of religious services) and more shops. Enhanced technological capabilities at the Hearts & Minds wedding chapel enables transmission of special ceremonies on the Internet (so folks at home can watch).
The photo shop is located on the Deck 7 Promenade, and the Medical Center on Deck 4. Self-service launderettes are located on passenger decks.
The ship's 1,301 cabins are divided into four categories. All received mini-facelifts during the dry-dock in the way of new gently hued soft goods. Standard inside and outside cabins number 1,096; of these a whopping 711 (or more than 80 percent) have balconies. There are 22 suites with separate sitting areas and sofa beds, 180 mini-suites, two family suites with interconnected doors, and one grand suite. Suites range in size from 595 to 1,314 square feet, mini-suites are 322 square feet, balcony cabins range from 232 - 274 square feet (including balconies), standard outsides are 168 square feet and inside cabins are 160 square feet. All cabins come with color TV offering a variety of channels.
Interestingly, the mini-suites -- which are quite family friendly for four -- have balconies that jut out from the rest of the ship's verandahs. It's a pro and con. The pro is there's no roof, and it's a great place to watch the stars at night. The con? No privacy. You're totally visible to anyone in a balcony above you.
The Grand Suite has three TV's, refrigerator, wet bar and walk-in closet; regular suites feature separate sitting areas, two TV's, refrigerator and wet bar; and family suites are actually two connected standard cabins that sleep eight.
Gratuities, which are automatically charged to onboard accounts, are $11.50 per person (including children), per day, for passengers staying in standard accommodations and $12 for passengers staying in mini-suite and suites. A 15 percent gratuity is added to beverage purchases onboard, including wine at dinner. Spa and casino staff members do not share in the gratuity charges -- if you use these services, tips are advised.
Fitness and Recreation
Surprisingly, despite Star Princess' huge passenger capacity, pool areas were so varied and plentiful that none seemed overcrowded (and very few people "reserved" deck chairs). With nine whirlpools sprawled across the top outdoor decks there was usually room for everyone.
There are four pools onboard. Neptune's Reef and Pool is an extravagantly and festively colored area with tile mosaics. Here, you'll find Movies Under the Stars (added during the 2008 refurbishment) -- a 300-square-foot screen that shows movies, concerts, sporting events and other special programming throughout the day and evening. Blankets and free popcorn are available during nighttime screenings.
The two-story Conservatory is equally vibrant, but comes with a retractable crystal dome/roof, which comes in handy in cool or inclement weather. A deck higher is the Oasis Spa and Pool, located at the very back of the ship. It's a very peaceful, uncrowded spot. And The Lotus Spa, the ship's Asian-influenced area for all-things-fitness, has its own pool, this one allowing you to swim-against-the-current, not to mention two whirlpools.
The Asian-influenced Lotus Spa, run by the ubiquitous Steiner, encompasses a gym, workout studio, beauty salon and treatment rooms for the usual (massages, facials) and unusual, such as the wild strawberry back cleanse. Other unique treatments include the tropical floral aromatherapy bath and the Asian Lotus Ritual, a two-hour treatment that includes Reiki, Thai Massage, Hawaiian Lomi Lomi, Chinese Tui and Balinese Massage. One neat feature is the spa's thermal suite, with aromatherapy steam rooms.
The Sanctuary, on the very top deck, was added during the 2008 dry-dock and offers an adults-only retreat. Expect plush-padded lounges, dedicated Serenity stewards, complimentary use of MP3 players loaded with soothing tunes, beverage service and light snacks on request. Fees range from $10 - 20 for half- or all-day passes. Passengers can also book an al fresco massage in a private cabana.
Daily fitness programs are pretty varied; they include conditioning and aerobics workouts as well as trendier classes in areas such as yoga, pulse cycling and kick boxing; the latter involve an extra $10 fee. More specialized services, such as one-on-one conditioning and Pilates are available as well.
Other sporty activities on Star Princess include a jogging track on the top deck, paddle tennis court, virtual golf, shuffleboard, outdoor chess (with huge plastic pieces weighted down by sand), ping pong, and Princess' Links, a nine-hole putting course. A basketball court --- at Deck 17 -½ is popular with kids and adults alike.
Star Princess' expansive Kids Zone program is divided into two groups. Princess Pelicans (ages 3 - 7) and Princess Pirateers (8 - 12) take part in a wide variety of activities, from arts and crafts to Nintendo, to learning-based projects in conjunction with the ship's relationship with the California Science Center. There's also an enclosed area with a mini-basketball setup and a wading pool. Programs typically break up at mealtimes (to promote family togetherness), though there are special food-related functions as well.
Teens have their own program. Off Limits is geared for those ages 13 - 17, and the clubroom has a juice bar, jukebox, teen disco and big-screen TV.
One plus about Princess' kids program is that the activities staff arrange diversions while the ship is in port -- at no charge -- to give parents a chance to engage in the occasional kid-free day off.
Fellow Passengers
Star Princess, because of its kids program and its range of multi-generational activities, attracts a lot of family groups. Passenger ages ranged all over the board. This is not a great ship for solo travelers (because so many fellow passengers arrived in "packs").
Dress Code
Onboard dress is generally casual. Officially, there are two formal nights on a 10-day or two-week cruise, more on longer itineraries. On these nights, men typically don tuxedos or suits, and women wear cocktail dresses, though passengers not inclined to dress up can head up to the Horizon Court in any attire. Otherwise, the ship's evening dress code is "smart casual." Smart casual can be simply defined as what you'd wear to a nice restaurant or a cocktail party -- slacks and a nice shirt for men, casual dresses or dressy slacks for ladies.
The Promenade is the major focal point for entertainment on Star Princess. Styled as a "boulevard," this area houses the three main showrooms -- Princess Theater (forward), the Explorers' Lounge (midship) and the Vista Lounge, as well as the nautically-decorated Wheelhouse Bar. The variety of entertainment options, particularly in the evening, is head-spinning. The big, lavish productions and major variety shows are presented in the Princess Theater. The Vista Lounge does double duty as cinema and live performance venue, hosting a variety of "big-screen movies" throughout the week, as well as comedians and cabaret performers. The Explorers' Lounge, with its dance floor, is home to more energetic themed evenings, such as "70's Night," and traditional dance evenings lead by the various onboard orchestras.
The casino, on Deck 6, is open on sea days and evenings after the ship sails from its port. Table games and state-of-the-art slots attract crowds, and tournaments are scheduled each cruise for slot and blackjack players. Skywalker's Nightclub, sitting high atop the ship, comes alive only late at night; from 10 p.m. onward it's a disco scene.
In general, public rooms on Star Princess emphasize relatively cozy intimacy as if to de-emphasize the ship's massive size. There are lots of nooks and crannies that passengers can tuck into either to meet with new friends, enjoy a good read or linger over a drink. Those appreciating more mellow entertainment can choose from a country western singer (who was awesome) in Tequila's or showtunes and classic numbers in the Promenade Lounge. Street performers appear all day and into the evening in the Piazza; you might find an Argentinean tango group (complete with lessons for the audience), a Ukrainian string group, stilt walkers or jugglers.
Other daytime activities include ScholarShip@Sea educational programs, trivia games, ceramics, dance classes and port lectures.
Shore excursions range from moderately active bus trips with stops to sightsee to more active hiking or kayaking adventures.
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Manufacturing in the U.S. expanded at a faster pace than forecast in February, reaching the highest level since June 2011 as factories boosted production.
The Institute for Supply Management's factory index advanced to 54.2, from 53.1 in January, the Tempe, Arizona-based group said today. The figures exceeded the most optimistic forecast in a Bloomberg survey in which the median projection was 52.5. A reading greater than 50 signals expansion.
Orders expanded the most in almost two years, the report showed, as manufacturers such as Applied Materials Inc. emerged from an industry setback in the second half of 2012. The production gains complement a rebound in the housing market and help underpin the economy amid budget disputes in Washington.
"There is some momentum being built in manufacturing," said Tom Simons, an economist at Jefferies Group Inc. in New York, whose forecast of 54 was the highest in the Bloomberg survey. "It's encouraging that pent-up investment demand is finally being released after being restrained by the fiscal cliff."
Stocks trimmed losses as the figures. The Standard & Poor's 500 Index dropped 0.1% to 1,512.46 at 10:35 a.m. in New York, after falling as much as 0.9% earlier.
Estimates from the 81 economists surveyed by Bloomberg ranged from 50.5 to 54. The gauge averaged 51.7 in 2012 and 55.2 in 2011.
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Elsewhere, two Chinese manufacturing indexes showed a slower-than-estimated pace of expansion in February. The official Purchasing Managers' Index was 50.1 in February, the weakest in five months and down from 50.4 in January, according to a report from the National Bureau of Statistics and China Federation of Logistics and Purchasing today in Beijing. A separate gauge from HSBC Holdings Plc and Markit Economics dropped to a four-month low of 50.4 from 52.3.
In the U.K., manufacturing unexpectedly shrank last month as orders plunged. A gauge of factory activity plunged to 47.9, compared with a revised 50.5 in January, Markit and the Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supply said today in London.
Manufacturing in the euro region contracted for a 19th straight month. Markit's index held in February at 47.9. While the gauge for Germany, the area's largest economy, climbed to 50.3 from 49.8, Italy's dropped to 45.8 from 47.8.
Production, Orders
Today's ISM report showed a measure of U.S. production increased to 57.6 from 53.6 in January. The new orders measure climbed to 57.8, the highest since April 2011, from 53.3, and the gauge of export orders advanced to 53.5, the highest since May 2012, from 50.5.
The index of prices paid rose to 61.5 from 56.5 last month.
The measure of orders waiting to be filled increased to 55 from 47.5. The inventory index was little changed at 51.5 after 51, while a gauge of customer stockpiles fell to 46.5 from 48.5. A measure of supplier deliveries decreased to 51.4 from 53.6.
The employment index dropped to 52.6 from 54 the prior month.
Recent regional reports show manufacturing, which accounts for about 12% of the U.S. economy, made gains last month. The Federal Reserve Bank of New York's general economic index, which covers New York, northern New Jersey and southern Connecticut, unexpectedly expanded in February at the fastest pace in nine months. A report yesterday from MNI Chicago showed that business activity expanded in February by the most since March.
Business Investment
Investment in new equipment is at the root of the recent pickup in increased activity on factory floors. Orders for capital goods, excluding military gear and aircraft, have climbed 9.5% since October, the biggest three-month gain since 1993, according to Commerce Department figures released earlier this week.
Applied Materials, the largest producer of chipmaking equipment, forecast fiscal second-quarter sales that beat most estimates, indicating that some customers are expanding output on brisk demand for mobile devices.
Sales in the period will rise 15% to 25% from the prior quarter, the company said in a statement Feb. 13, indicating revenue of $1.81 billion to $1.97 billion. Analysts on average estimated sales of $1.81 billion, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
"The momentum in the business is strong," Michael Splinter, chief executive officer at the Santa Clara, California-based company, said at a conference the following day. "Our display business is starting to come back. Orders are picking up there as well."
Consumer Spending
Consumer demand for motor vehicles is bolstering business for U.S. producers as well. Personal spending rose 0.2% in January after a 0.1% gain the prior month, Commerce Department figures showed today.
Cars and light trucks sold at a 15.2 million annual rate in January after 15.3 million a month earlier, according to Ward's Automotive Group. November through January were the strongest three months of the auto industry in five years.


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Get out on the road and follow in the footsteps of Jack Kerouac to discover the real America. This ultimate coast-to-coast road trip connects you and your small group of fellow travellers to the iconic cities, natural wonders, national parks and monuments that make this land great. Learn about Navajo culture in the Southwest and what the odds are in Las Vegas. Whether it's comfortable hotels in the cities or campsites in national parks, you'll always be close to the action. So slide on your cowboy boots in Texas and your dancing shoes in Nashville and Memphis—it's time to embrace the spirit of this land by hitting the open road.
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Time for a pop quiz: Los Angeles, San Francisco and Las Vegas, or Death Valley, Yosemite and the Grand Canyon? Correct answer: both! This incredible 22-day adventure starts fast and never lets up for a second, introducing you to the very best of the American West and much, much more. This trip offers an unbeatable blend of outdoors and big cities; encounter the unusual 'hoodoos' of Bryce Canyon National Park, take an optional helicopter ride over the Grand Canyon, sample the local vintages in Santa Barbara and explore some of the West's biggest and brightest cities. You'll never want to go home.
Highlights: Meet the Navajo in stunning Monument Valley, marvel at the Grand Canyon, hike in the beautiful Bryce Canyon and Zion national parks, roll the dice in Las Vegas, drive the Pacific Coast Highway from LA to SF
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Highlights: Explore New York City and San Francisco, get wet on the Maid of the Mist, feel like a cowboy in Jackson, camp beside the Mississippi River, meet the presidents at Mount Rushmore, hike in beautiful national parks.
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