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Nostalgia RMO4AQ Retro 800-Watt Countertop Microwave
Last updated date: October 6, 2020
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We looked at the top Microwaves and dug through the reviews from some of the most popular review sites. Through this analysis, we've determined the best Microwave you should buy.
Overall Take
Head back in time with this vintage-style portable microwave. In addition to the five fun color choices, this microwave is outfitted with a sleek chrome door handle. There's even a digital clock, a rotating glass carousel and a dozen pre-programmed cooking settings. In our analysis of 28 expert reviews, the Nostalgia Nostalgia RMO4AQ Retro 800-Watt Countertop Microwave placed 1st when we looked at the top 19 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.
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With a beautiful and sleek retro design, this microwave is sure to stand out in any kitchen. It features 12 pre programmed cooking settings and a bright LED display, making usability simple. Five power levels and 800 watts of power are perfect for reheating leftovers or cooking food.
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An Overview On Microwaves
In today's busy, fast-paced world, most people couldn't imagine living without a microwave. The ability to pop your food in the appliance, push a few buttons and have snacks or meals ready to eat in a few minutes is a great convenience. In fact, microwaves have changed the way many people cook and eat, allowing for fast meal prep without the need for a lot of pots and pans or long periods of time standing over a stovetop. They also provide a convenient way to heat up leftovers, eliminating the need to choose between eating cold food or turning on an oven.
Another handy characteristic of microwaves is that they don't take up an extensive amount of space. While some models fit over a range and require certain space specifications and hardware, countertop microwaves do just what the descriptive name implies — they sit right on your countertop, and are ready to start cooking by simply plugging in the power cord and selecting the appropriate time, temperature and function buttons. Look for models that offer a practical footprint with a 0.9-cubic-foot capacity, but that also feature straightforward controls that are simple to use.
Have you ever wondered how microwaves cook food so quickly? It's the electromagnetic radiation within these handy small appliances that heat the molecules within liquids and foods, warming them quickly and effectively. A microwave's power is measured in its wattage and typically ranges from around 600 to 1,200 watts. The higher the wattage, the faster the model cooks. The Toshiba EM131A5C-BS delivers 1,100 watts of power, earning praise for the fast, even results it produces. Some microwaves also have temperature control functions so you can reduce or increase the power as needed.
Countertop microwaves have knobs or digital keypads that allow you to control the amount of time needed to reheat or cook food. Most modern models also feature numerous preset buttons for one-touch cooking. These one-touch controls have programmed times that are designed to precisely heat specific types of food, taking the guesswork out of preparing numerous favorites. For example, all you have to do is tap the pizza button on a microwave to warm up a slice, and it does the work for you!
A microwave's ability to cook fast and further cut down on prep time with one-touch controls bring convenience to the kitchen, but some models take time-saving heating to the next level. Some microwaves offer state-of-the-art cooking technology, measuring the moisture levels released from food and automatically adjusting cook times accordingly. Fast and smart technology equals a win-win when it comes to cooking and reheating your favorite snacks, tasty leftovers and mealtime recipes.
Microwaves have other features that making cooking in them a breeze. Digital displays make it easy to read cook times and settings and can even be programmed with the time when not in use. Turntables rotate food while cooking so you don't have to, and buzzers alert you when your food is ready. Functions like melt and defrost are useful for preparing ingredients for recipes or de-thawing frozen foods. Microwaves that have quick-warm buttons allow you to heat food in 30-second increments, allowing you to gradually heat food to the perfect temperature.
As you shop for a new countertop microwave, don't forget aesthetic appeal. Just like other small and major kitchen appliances, they are available in different colors and finishes to fit any home's decor.
DWYM Fun Fact
The radiation technology that emerged during World War II is the foundation of the invention of the first microwave oven. But the ability to convert microwave energy into an appliance that could heat food was actually discovered by accident by self-taught engineer Percy LeBaron Spencer. While working on microwave radiation vacuum tubes, also called magnetrons, candy in his pocket inadvertently melted. This unexpected turn of events gave Percy the idea to attempt to heat numerous types of foods with magnetrons, all with notable results. He constructed a metal box to contain the microwave energy and applied for a patent for his invention in 1945. The rest is history.
The earliest microwaves were used in restaurants in 1947, and the very first consumer model was available in 1954. The technology has come a long way since then — the first models were huge and cost more than $1,000. Today, microwaves are available in a range of sizes and prices, including affordable models to fit most budgets. Today, it's estimated that 96 percent of homes in the United States have microwaves.
The Microwave Buying Guide
- You need to consider how much counter space you have to work with before choosing a countertop microwave. Models like the Toshiba EM131A5C-BS take up several extra inches of width and depth space than a smaller unit like the Nostalgia RMO4AQ Retro 800-Watt Countertop Microwave and are better suited for smaller, shorter counters. On the other hand, if space is not a concern, a larger countertop microwave will provide ample space and power for the majority of your cooking needs.
- Keep in mind that microwaves that deliver more wattage power cook faster than lower-wattage options, but also tend to cost a bit more. The Toshiba EM131A5C-BS zaps food quickly with its 1,100-watt output, but costs a bit more than the brands that put out 900 watts of power.
- What color are the appliances that you already have in your kitchen? For an appealing look that pairs nicely with your refrigerator, oven and dishwasher, choose a countertop microwave with a matching finish.
- Do you have a limited budget? Just because a microwave doesn't come with a high price tag doesn't mean it won't meet your expectations. Although the Nostalgia RMO4AQ Retro 800-Watt Countertop Microwave comes at a reasonable price point, it has a reputation for being well-made, easy to use and for heating foods evenly and effectively.
- The type of cooking you plan to do using your microwave is one factor you need to consider before deciding on the model and features that will work best for you. For example, if you like to prepare full meals that include meat, fish and poultry, a microwave that has an interior space of at least 1 cubic foot capacity and 900 watts of power or more is a good choice. But if you primarily use your microwave for the convenience factor of heating foods quickly, look for a model with plenty of preset functions.


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Man with dementia kicked out of Asda after forgetting his mask
ASDA has apologised to a woman after a staff member said her husband - who suffers from dementia - was not allowed in the store without a mask.
Amanda Jeffrey and her husband Aubrey Green visited the ASDA on Front Street in Arnold, Nottinghamshire on Thursday morning to buy some essentials.
The couple initially bought items from the store, but returned because Mrs Jeffrey forgot something and went back in.
But when they were queuing at the self-service checkout, Mrs Jeffrey claims a staff member "shouted" at her husband asking where his mask was.
Mr Jeffrey, 76, wears a sunflower lanyard around his neck which is there as a a discreet sign for store colleagues to see that he has a hidden disability and is exempt from wearing a mask.
When Mrs Jeffrey, 49, told the staff member that her husband had a lanyard she was told that he needed a medical letter.
The couple were then asked to leave the store.
"He is in the later stages now, and he does not understand the rules," she told Nottinghamshire Live.
"I could spend five minutes in the shop and would have to keep reminding him to keep a distance - that's why we try to go at quieter times.
"If you don't live with dementia, it's hard to understand. But it's bad enough having to go through it, you shouldn't have to justify it as well."
Read more: Sainsbury's accused of exploiting 'loophole' to keep Argos open
Mrs Jeffrey says that Asda did apologise and offered her a gift voucher.
Yahoo news has contacted Asda for comment.
The supermarket giant told Nottinghamshire Live that medical exemption letters are not part of their policy.
In August, ASDA said that "more than 1,000 Asda colleagues have taken part in awareness training to help them understand the needs of customers with dementia and autism", in a post on their website.
Read more: The coronavirus and people with disabilities: WHO highlights this high-risk group
Recent research by disability charity Scope found that disabled shoppers face a "triple whammy" of a higher infection risk, the strain of inaccessible measures like having to stand in long queues, as well as other people's negative attitudes
A survey of 585 disabled adults found that a quarter faced negative attitudes from other shoppers and one in seven reported facing negative attitudes from supermarket staff.


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Does Anyone Still Think George Zimmerman Was a Mild-Mannered Softie?
The man acquitted of murdering Trayvon Martin is back in the headlines over new domestic abuse allegations.
This summer, as George Zimmerman stood on trial for the murder of Trayvon Martin, one witness after another testified to the genteel nature of "Georgie," a man who was described as "physically soft" by Adam Pollock, the gym trainer who once instructed Zimmerman in boxing and grappling classes.
Witness after witness poured into the courtroom, testifying that Zimmerman was meek mannered, the type that would never hurt a fly. It was an easy picture to paint, since the allegations that he'd sexually abused his cousin for years were never admitted into court. Neither was the part about Zimmerman's ex-fiancée filing a motion for a restraining order against him in 2005 because of domestic violence. According to the Miami Herald:
"[Zimmerman's ex-fiancee Veronica] Zauzo claimed Zimmerman was trolling her neighborhood to check on her. At her apartment, they spoke for about an hour when she asked him to leave. He asked for some photos and paperwork and she refused. A pushing match ensued and her dog jumped up and bit him on the cheek, Zauzo claimed. Zimmerman, in a petition filed the next day, painted her as the aggressor[.]"
Sound familiar?
Allegations from the incident also include a claim from Zauzo that Zimmerman slapped her in the mouth.
In 2005 Zimmerman was also charged with "resisting an officer with violence."
Still, as we know, the supposedly docile and well-intentioned Zimmerman was set free on July 13th. The gun that he used to kill 17-year-old Martin was returned to him. Instead of fading into obscurity, he has remained in the headlines, first with a much-too-conveniently timed hero story that he saved a family from a car wreck, just days after his acquittal on murder charges.
Months later, the real Zimmerman appeared once more, unprotected by the savvy of Mark O'Mara's legal defense and well-timed press conferences.
By September, Zimmerman's estranged wife, Shellie, had made her own 911 call following a domestic dispute involving her, Zimmerman, and her father, who he'd punched in the face. She did not press charges. Shellie has since filed for divorce.
Oh, and the juror? Infamous B29, the sole person of color on the jury, is now back in the headlines with pitiful remorse about acquitting Zimmerman with her "not guilty" vote? Well, now she's saying Zimmerman "got away with murder."
Zimmerman is back in the headlines, too, this time with brand-new allegations of domestic abuse. Zimmerman is currently out on a $9,000 bond, and with a fresh set of charges that include felony aggravated assault. Once again, the man who allegedy pointed a shotgun at his girlfriend (who, according to some reports, is pregnant), has been described as "passive" by police who came to the house.
Zimmeman's $9,000 bail is up from the original $4,900 requested by the defense, after prosecutors cited that Zimmerman had tried to choke his girlfriend just one week prior to the altercation that lead to his arrest.
"To be honest with you, the more we think about what I could have done, we're wasting more time," B29 said on the Rev. Al Sharpton's Politics Nation. "I want to know what we should do now."
What should be done now is justice. For Trayvon Martin. For the women who have allegedly been battered by Zimmeman's hands. For those who might be victimized by him in the future. It means recognizing Zimmerman's aggression, and correcting the passivity within Flordia's justice system that has allowed it to go unpunished.
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About Frankie
Frankie Hagan is a lindy hop and balboa instructor, a certified professional ballroom dance instructor, and a member of the NDTA (National Dance Teacher's Association), the World Swing Dance Council, the Triangle Swing Dance Society and is familiar with the DVIDA (DanceVision) and Arthur Murray syllabi. Frankie has more than a decade worth of experience as a professional dancer. Frankie Hagan and former dance partner Brooke Katz appear as swing dancers in the motion picture "The Notebook."
Frankie has previously been an award winning house instructor and deejay for the legendary JB Pivot's Beach Club, in addition to providing quality dance instruction and entertainment to the Charleston, South Carolina area for several years. As a Raleigh, North Carolina native, Frankie splits his time between being a real estate broker for Fonville Morisey and a professional deejay and emcee. He has been previously associated with local franchised ballroom studios, but now teaches his private lessons at Southern Star Ballroom Center, in Raleigh, NC.
Frankie has been a formative member of the Raleigh, NC Lindy Hop and Balboa community, and is a professional deejay and dance specialist available through Island Sound DJ's To Go. Frankie Hagan has been a contributing writer for ATOMIC Magazine and Retrospective Magazine.


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What is the goal of diversity – to have everyone consider everyone else equal – ALL EQUAL. As a graphic designer, I thought of trying to create a logo for this important idea. Simple, direct communication.


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Master Bedroom gets a makeover
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Here's my prediction for 2013: next year, this will be full of educational material, rather than marketing material.
Not saying there's anything wrong with marketing material, just there will be a shift.
It's that time of year – everything is winding down and we're given time to reflect on where we've been, what we've done, and where we should be headed in the upcoming year. For the SAP YouTube channel, like many of our social media sites, 2012 was a great year! We've seen some innovative and compelling videos and we're sure that many of you would agree.
We'll take this time now to review the Top 10 Most Viewed Videos from 2012:
From cloud and high-speed analytics technologies to mobile and in-memory computing solutions, SAP can help you run like never before.
SAP employees share personal messages for the It Gets Better Project.
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Learn about today's mobile computing trends and challenges and how SAP's mobile solutions and strategies can help make your employees, customers, and partners more efficient.
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Celebrating 40 Years of Innovation: SAP's Official Anniversary Video
SAP's breakthrough innovations over the past 40 years powers the company today as it helps companies derive meaning and analyze the volumes of data generated in the mobile economy. This short film documents the SAP story.
SAP's Delightful New HCM User Experience
Watch this video and step into the new SAP HCM user experience. Whether a senior level executive, an employee, or an HR administrator, SAP delivers the analytics, mobile apps and user interface to take action and make decisions in the moment.
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Research Professor
B.A., Columbia College; B.S., School of Engineering and Applied Sciences,Columbia University; S.M., Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Director, Center for Energy, Economic & Environmental Policy
Director, Rutgers Energy Institute
Director, Public Informatics Program
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Research Interests
- Energy policy
- Restructured Electric Power Systems
Frank Felder is an expert in energy policy and electricity markets. His research and teaching interests include the reliability and economics of electricity markets, state energy policy, energy efficiency and renewable energy evaluation, and integrated energy modeling. He has been awarded numerous research grants by the National Science Foundation, the U.S. Department of Energy, the U.S. Department of the Interior, the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, and the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection.
Professor Felder has published in policy, engineering and economic journals including Energy Policy, The Electricity Journal, IEEE Transactions on Power Systems, Electric Power Systems Research, Utilities Policy, Proceedings of the IEEE, and The Energy Journal.
Professor Felder teaches undergraduate and graduate level courses in Energy Engineering, Economics and Policy; Energy Policy and Planning; and the Science, Technology and Policy of Climate Change. He has also taught short courses on electricity markets in Africa, Asia, Canada, Europe and the United States.
He holds doctoral and master degrees from MIT in Technology, Management and Policy and completed his undergraduate studies at Columbia College and the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Before joining the Bloustein School faculty, Professor Felder was an assistant professor of Management at the Manhattan College School of Business, an economic consultant, and a nuclear engineer in the U.S. Navy.
Complete Curriculum Vitae (C.V.)
- Energy Sustainability and Policy
- Methods of Planning Analysis I
- Seminar Urban Planning
Recent Publications
Chapters in Books or Monographs
- 2016: R. Athawale and F. Felder, "Efficiency and Equity Considerations in Designing Rates in the Context of the Death Spiral for Electric Utilities," Utilities of the Future, F. Sioshansi (ed.), Elsevier Press, 2016.
- 2014: F. Felder, "What Future for the Grid Operator?" Distributed Generation and its Implications for the Utility Industry, F. Sioshansi (ed.), Elsevier Press, 2014.F. Felder, "The evolution of demand side management in the US" End of Electricity Demand Growth: How energy efficiently
can put an end to the need for more power plants, Fereidoon P. Sioshansi (ed.), Elsevier Press, 2013.
Articles in Refereed Journals
- 2019: Rodgers, M., Coit, D., Felder, F. & Carlton, A., Jun 1 2019. Assessing the effects of power grid expansion on human health externalities, In : Socio-Economic Planning Sciences. 66, p. 92-104 13 p.
- 2019: Baldwin, S. M. & Felder, F., Apr 1 2019. Residential energy supply market: Unmet promises and needed reforms, In : Electricity Journal. 32, 3, p. 31-38 8 p.2018: Figueroa-Candia, M., Felder, F. and Coit, D. (2018). Resiliency-Based Optimization of Restoration Policies for Electric Power Distribution Systems, Electric Power Systems Research, 161, 188-198.
- 2018: Rodgers, M. D., Coit, D., Felder, F. & Carlton, A., Dec 1 2018. Generation expansion planning considering health and societal damages – A simulation-based optimization approach, In : Energy. 164, p. 951-963 13 p.
- 2018: Figueroa-Candia*, M., Felder, F. and Coit, D. (2018). Resiliency-Based Optimization of Restoration Policies for Electric Power Distribution Systems, Electric Power Systems Research, 161, 188-198.
- 2018: Zhou, J., Huang, N., Coit, D. W., & Felder, F. A. (2018). Combined effects of load dynamics and dependence clusters on cascading failures in network systems. Reliability Engineering & System Safety, 170, 116-126.
- 2018: Felder, F. and Athawale, R., 2017. "PACT-a-Mole": the case against using the Program Administrator Test for energy efficiency programs. Energy Efficiency, 1-11.
- 2017: Shan, X., Felder, F., & Coit, D. (2017). Game-theoretic Model for Electric Distribution Reliability from a Multiple Stakeholder Perspective. IIE Transactions, 140, 401-412.
- 2016: S.Chandramowli*, F. Felder, N. Mantell, W. Irving, J. Seneca, "LP-CEM: A modeling tool for power systems planning incorporating climate change effects and macro-economic trends," Energy Strategy Review, 11-12, pp.1-18.
- 2016: F. Felder, "Why Can't We All Get Along?" A Conceptual Analysis Combined with a Case Study, Energy Policy, 96, 711-716.
- 2015: H. TekinerMogulkoc, D. Coit, and F. Felder, "MeanRisk Stochastic Electricity Generation Expansion Planning Problems with Demand Uncertainties considering ConditionalValueatRisk and Maximum Regret as Risk Measures," International Journal of Electrical Power and Energy Systems, 73 (2015), pp. 309317.
- 2015: C. Farkas, M. Moeller, F.A. Felder, K.R. Baker, M. Rodgers, and A. G. Carlton, "Temporalization of Peak Electric Generation PM Emissions during High Energy Demand Days," Environmental Science & Technology, 49(7), 2015, pp. 46964704.
- 2015: A. Bridges, F. Felder, K. McKelvey and I. Niyogi, "Screening for Health Effects in Energy Planning," Energy Research and
Social Science, 6, 2015, pp. 7477.
- 2014: R. Athawale and F. Felder, "Incentivizing Combined Heat and Power Plants: How to increase society benefits," Utilities
Policy, (31), 2014, pp. 121132.
- 2014: S. Chandramowli and F. Felder, "Impact of Climate Change on Electricity Systems – A Review of Models and Forecasts," Sustainable Energy Technologies and Assessments, Vol. 5, March 2014, pp. 62-74.
Published Conference Proceedings
- 2015: JongBae Park, YongGi Park, Frank A. Felder, Rasika Athawale, "Calculating the Energy Cost Savings of Battery Energy Storage System for Frequency Control of Bulk Power Systems", International Conference on Electrical Engineering (ICEE 2015), Hong Kong, China, 59
July, 2015. (Paper No. ICEE15A016FP).
- 2014: F. Felder, "ISO Governance, ISO Principal-Agent Problem and Social Welfare," Center for Research in Regulated Industries, 33rd Annual Eastern Conference, May 14-16, 2014 (paper and presentation).
- 2014: R. Athawale and F. Felder, "Incentivizing Combined Heat and Power Plants – How to Maximize Society Benefits?" 33rd Annual Eastern Conference, May 14-16, 2014 (paper and presentation).
- 2014: S. Li, D. Coit, S. Selcuklu, and F. Felder, "Electric Power Generation Expansion Planning Robust Optimization Considering Climate Change," Proceedings of the 2014 Industrial and Systems Engineering Research Conference, Y. Guan and H. Liao (eds), 2014.
- 2014: X.Shan, F. Felder, D. Coit, "Game-theoretic Model for Electric Distribution Reliability with Government Intervention," CESUN 2014, June 8-11, 2014 (paper and presentation).
Articles in Non-refereed or General Journals
- 2017: Freed, M. & Felder, F. (2017). Non-energy benefits: Workhorse or unicorn of energy efficiency programs? The Electricity Journal, 30(1), 43-46.
- 2015: R. Athawale and F. Felder, "2015 Economic Forecasts New," New Jersey Business, December 2014, pp. 46-47.
- 2015: J. Tortta, A Dressel, S. Agbre, D. Benevento, G Butrus, A. Chambers, T. DeVita, B. Edwards, N. Emery, F. Felder, J. Halpern, J. Herbert, J. Johnson, G. Jones, B. Richardson, D. Schmitt, S. Shah, S. Spina, "Report of the System Reliability & Planning Committee," Energy Law Journal, Vol. 35, No. 2.
- 2015: F. Felder, "Climate Change Mitigation and the Global Energy System", Villanova Environmental Law Journal, Vol. XXV, Issue 1.
- 2015: F. Felder, "Should Relief be Granted From the Clean Power Plan for Reliability Reasons?" The Electricity Journal, July 2015.
- 2014: F. Felder and R. Athawale, "The Life and Death of the Utility Death Spiral," The Electricity Journal, Vol. 27, Issue 6, July 2014, pp. 9-16.
- 2014: S. Chandramowli and F. Felder, "Climate Change and Power Systems Planning – Opportunities and Challenges," The Electricity Journal, Vol. 27, Issue 4, May 2014.
- 2014: F. Felder, "Climate Change Mitigation and the Global Energy System", Villanova Environmental Law Journal, Vol. XXV, Issue 1.
- 2015: Jason Bank, Danling Cheng, David Costyk, Mark Leyo, Richard Seguin, Jeremy Woyak, Amrita Acharay-Menon, Steve Steffel, Rasika Athawale, and Frank Felder, Model-Based Integrated High Penetration Renewables Planning and Control Analysis," Final Report, DOE SUNSHOT, DOE Award Number; DE-EE0006328, September 30, 2015.
- 2014: Center for Energy, Economic and Environmental Policy, Analyzing the Costs and Benefits of Electric Utility Hardening Efforts in Response to Severe Weather, Final Report to the New Jersey Board of Public Utilities, November 30, 2014.
Selected Publications & Activities
- Video: Energy Efficiency & the Environment, September 2014, Caucus NJ, NJTV.
- "New Jersey After the Storm," on NJTV's Caucus New Jersey with Steve Audubato, November 3, 2013 (watch video, approx. 27 minutes) Last year, Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc on the East Coast. The storm caused $36.8 billion worth of damage and interrupted the lives of hundreds of thousands. NJ is still reeling from the effects. What progress has been made in the past year to rebuild and restore? The discussion covers changes put in place in anticipation of future storms, and the use of social media in these efforts.
Areas of Expertise: Climate Impacts and Resilience, Computer Simulation Modeling, Economics, Energy, Environmental Planning and Policy, Informatics