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Books write strong finish to WBC
The United States got skunked in the World Baseball Classic, which may be a reason why bookmakers wrote more action on the event than they anticipated.
America was such a prohibitive favorite bettors were scared away.
"The U.S. was like a $5.00 favorite when it played," said Las Vegas Hilton supervisor and oddsmaker Jeff Sherman.
"People shied away from them.
"We wrote more on the Classic than I thought we would.
"It was slow early, but picked up in the semis and finals.
"The elimination rounds were bad, but later ones were good."
The USA opened as an 8/5 favorite to win the inaugural Classic and eventual champion Japan went up at 12/1.
Sherman noted futures wagering was slow because of low odds.
America was an overwhelming 1/15 favorite to nab the Pool B first round championship, but got beat by Canada in Round 1 and Mexico in Round 2.
The assemblage of Major League Baseball players then was eliminated by "virtue" of preset tiebreaker rules, paving the way for other interesting matchups that also featured some of American baseball's marqee names.
Cuba, Korea and the Dominican Republic joined Japan as semifinalists.
The off-Strip Hilton, which draws a great mix of local and tourist traffic, was one of the few valley bet shops to book action on all games.
The Stardust reported very little interest in futures and took action only on games involving the four finalists, while the Stratosphere ignored the event.
"We had trouble finding numbers for the early games and we really didn't have time to do it," Eric Solomon, a Stratosphere supervisor said.
"People were interested in the NCAA Tournament and that's what we concentrated on. We had a few requests, but not many."
Stardust supervisor Eric Viggio blamed America's early exit on a pair of factors.
"Cuba and Japan are already into their seasons, which was an advantage," Viggio said. "They were well prepared.
"I also wonder about the attitude of American players, that they had to play rather than being happy at the opportunity to represent their country."
About the Author
Lynda Collins is a documented member of the Professional Handicappers League.
Read all of her articles at www.procappers.com/Lynda_Collins.htm
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Ratatouille
Ratatouille
One key point: if you can get over the natural gag reflex of seeing hundreds of rodents swarming over a restaurant kitchen, you will be free to enjoy the glory of Ratatouille, a delectable Pixar hit. Our hero is Remy, a French rat (voiced by Patton Oswalt) with a cultivated palate, who rises from his humble beginnings to become head chef at a Paris restaurant. How this happens is the stuff of Pixar magic, that ineffable blend of headlong comedy, seamless technology, and wonder (in the latter department, this movie's views of nighttime Paris are on a par with French cinema at its most lyrical). Director Brad Bird (The Incredibles) doesn't quite keep all his spinning plates in the air, but the gags are great and the animation amazingly expressive--Remy's shrugs and nods are nimbler than many flesh-and-blood actors can manage. Refreshingly, the movie's characters aren't celebrity-reliant, with the most recognizable voice coming from Peter O'Toole's snide food critic. (This fellow provides the film's sole sour note--an oddly pointed slap at critics, those craven souls who have done nothing but rave about Pixar's movies over the years.) Brad Bird's style is more quick-hit and less resonant than the approach of Pixar honcho John Lasseter, but it's hard to complain about a movie that cooks up such bountiful pleasure. --Robert Horton
Customer Review: A gustatory journey through Paris
Ratatouille, from Pixar and Brad Bird (The Incredibles (Two-Disc Collector's Edition), The Iron Giant (Special Edition)), is a rat's-eye view of the gastronomic delights of fine cuisine (the name itself is a pun on the classic French roast vegetable dish ratatouille). Remy is a young rat who discovers that he has a heightened sense of taste and smell, and becomes inspired by the late television chef Auguste Gusteau (Brad Garrett), whose motto "anyone can cook" now extends to rats, too. Remy begins to experiment with combining classic combinations of flavor and texture, herbs, and other ingredients, until his clan is forced to flee their country safehouse.
During the traumatic escape, Remy is separated from his family. The ghost of Chef Gusteau appears to Remy when he is discouraged, inspiring him to cook at Gusteau's formerly-five star restaurant. The acid restaurant critic Anton Ego (Peter O'Toole) made it his personal mission to write a scathing review of Gusteau's that stripped it of one of its Michelin stars, consigning it to the tourist trade. Now, the restaurant is under the iron fist of the shady, domineering Head Chef Skinner (Ian Holm). Remy befriends the bumbling, couldn't-boil-water-if-his-life-depended-on-it Alfredo Linguini, whom Skinner grudgingly adopted as the new garbage boy, and Remy and Linguini team up to create culinary delights that astound the normally staid French restaurant critics. Remy controls Linguini by hiding under his chef's toque and tugging on two strands of hair (the scenes of Remy perfecting his technique with a blindfolded Linguini wielding dangerous tools and messy ingredients are priceless). Toss in a handful of intrigue, kitchen highjinks, father-son bonding, a dash of romance with the formidable chef Colette, and plenty of culinary delights, and you have Ratatouille.
The 3D animation is photorealistic, and 360 shots of nighttime Paris entrance. Small touches really capture the Bohemian feel of the Montmartre district, and the soundtrack features (brief) snippets of La Marseillaise, light and airy French themes, and French-language vocals by Camille (the standalone soundtrack Ratatouille is available for purchase). As with The Incredibles, there's lots to keep kids engaged (although the scene with the window full of dead rats might be traumatic for very young kids), and a whole other layer of adult humor bubbling under the surface, so mom and dad will be able to enjoy Ratatouille with gusto.
Customer Review: Good But Deep
Take a rat, add lots of wild and dangerous chase scenes, add a few recipes, finish off with a message that may be too deep for children and you might wind up with this film. This film is somewhere in the middle of Pixar's output. It is not the best but not the worst.
Our rat is unusual. He does not like the standard rat diet of garbage. He has a refined palette which his family exploits to check for poison. But he is unhappy. A violent episode lands him in Paris where he finds the restaurant of his chef hero. Here he has adventures with avoiding the staff and trying to cook. Add two villains (yes, two), the restaurant's current owner and a food critic and our rat's life gets very complicated.
This is a long film with much of it taken up by chase scenes. The cooking scenes are fun and clever. But in the middle we have the lone rat who does not fit in with other rats or with people as he keeps trying to be what he is not in order to please others. It is only in the end when he finds a way to be true to himself that things begin to go well. Great message but a little out there for the kids. The understood the message in Cars and The Incredibles but they didn't quite get this one as it a more adult problem. Still, it has plenty of the tings kids like while being intelligent enough for adults. Check it out.
Live in Atlanta
Live in Atlanta
Four track EP, captured LIVE, at The Tabernacle, Atlanta, Ga, July 31, 2003. TRACKS; 1.Whole Lotta Love/Ramble On/Walk On The Wild Side:7:20(Medley) 2.Dream On-4:11 3.My Private Nation-3:54 4.When I Look To The Sky-4:43(Acoustic Version) / Extremely limited, issued in a flat, generic slipcase, with a sticker on the back.
MasterCook Deluxe 9.0
MasterCook Deluxe 9.0
Whether you're a cooking pro or a novice, MasterCook Deluxe 9.0 will make the time you spend in kitchen more enjoyable and efficient, and the results will definitely be more delicious. At the heart of MasterCook Deluxe 9.0 is over 8,000 recipes, including appetizers, entrees, desserts, grill recipes, and even kid-friendly foods. The program will help you find the perfect recipe for the occasion, plan and shop for ingredients, and learn new techniques in the process.
Find recipes and filter by dietary needs, cuisine type, ratings, and more.
Finding recipes is simple as you can search based on ingredients, food types, cook time, and more. And if you're short on time, there are over 400 recipes that can be prepared in under 20 minutes. You can browse through categories to get ideas for future dishes. If you have dietary restrictions, recipes can be filtered for low carbohydrate, low sodium, low fat, gluten free, Kosher, and lactose free dishes, and searches can even be customized based on your needs. The recipe scaling feature will instantly adjust recipes depending on the occasion, whether you are cooking for five or 50. Once you are ready to head to the grocery store, you can print out shopping lists for single recipes or for entire menus to take with you. And if you have a PDA, it's easy to download lists to your handheld.
Print out shopping lists or download to your handheld.
MasterCook Deluxe 9.0 has your health in mind too, with several tools to ensure you're eating healthy. Nutritional analysis tools track fats, carbs, calories, cholesterol, and more. The program will show you healthier alternatives to popular ingredients, so you can see how substitutions will alter nutritional values.
Included are several helpful instructional titles to help you learn to cook like a pro. With step-by-step instructional video from culinary experts, you can eliminate guesswork by watching complicated processes before you try them. On Cooking teaches you cooking and prep techniques. Food for Fifty will help you plan for the daunting task of entertaining large groups. And On Baking offers over 400 recipes that come with instructions and tips for mastering complicated baking techniques.
Watch step-by-step instructional videos to master complicated techniques.
Customer Review: Mastercook
works just as well as the 4.0 version but found some of the directions incomplete and confusing (ie. printing out a cookbook). And I'm unable to find out how to print more than one recipe on one page.
Customer Review: Don't get download version!
I got the download version 3 months ago, and have only just found out through an online discussion forum that all the problems I'm having using it are due to inherent defects in the download version. Apparently those who buy the CD will not experience these same issues (I don't know for certain though). Basically, the downloadable version functions more like a demo version; some features like export and import are limited or don't work at all (you can get recipes in one at a time, but can't select multiple recipes like the instructions tell you you can). A friend of mine and I have both had the same problems (we both bought it at the same time to swap recipes). Tech support is completely useless for these problems and customer service just keeps telling me to re-download it rather than deal with the problem of defective software (I would like them to just send the CD version that works).
I'm really disappointed, as it seems this could be nice software IF IT WORKED RIGHT.
So, if you're going to purchase this and are deciding between the download and CD version, get the CD. You'll have to wait a few extra days for delivery, but will avoid all the aggravation of the download version's bugs. They shouldn't even offer the download version, because it doesn't work right at all.
It's also worth noting that this software is not really very user-friendly for the beginner. Once you play with it a while, it has some nice features (buggy ones notwithstanding), such as being able to embed recipes (i.e., want to write a pie recipe? You can insert an ingredient as "Pie crust" and link to your pie crust recipe without typing it all out twice) but there is a steep learning curve. If you're adventurous and willing to randomly click ambiguous icons, you'll figure it out, but if you're someone who needs blatant, step-by-step instructions with really obvious menu options in software, you might struggle with this one.
However, even if you get nothing else out of it, the included recipes are worth the price of the software; you'd spend far more than that buying recipe books to get that many recipes. So at least I don't feel like I completely threw my money away getting defective software if I can't get it replaced with a functional version.
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Customer Review: HP 21
I purchased this ink cartridge as a package of 2... it was a better per unit price. It arrived quickly and was packaged well.
Customer Review: HP Stinks! I use a cartridge a week
Way over priced. Too little ink. Did I say that HP stinks? :-)
Wii Zapper with Link's Crossbow Training
Wii Zapper with Link's Crossbow Training
With the Wii Zapper, your game shooting experience is guarenteed to take on a whole other dimension. Your Wii remote and nunchuck fit snugly into the Zapper, still working as well as before, only now in a shape that, when simulating the use of a weapon such as a gun or bow, allows for a steadier hand that is much less likely to get tired. Included with the Zapper is Link's Crossbow Training for the Wii, a clever and engaging shooting game set in the world of Twilight Princess that includes 27 different levels, several different game modes and multiplayer capability up to four people. Link's Crossbow Training is ESRB Rated T for Teen.
Customer Review: Wii Crapper
Nintendo is selling you a two cent piece of plastic and a video game that will make its way to bargain bins around the world for less than two dollars in a few months. The Wii Zapper isn't needed to play shooters on the Wii. In fact it only hinders the gameplay with a poorly implemented trigger that doesn't feel as tight as actually pressing the B button on the wii remote yourself. I am astounded that Nintendo has the guts to release this for twenty dollars on the unsuspecting public. Its hardly worth what they sell it for and you'll end up with a useless hunk of junk cluttering your home and years later you'll wonder why you even wasted your time and money. You can play all of the shooters with just the wii remote and nunchuck.
As for the game; Link's Crossbow Training will hold your interest for about five minutes you might as well just purchase Ghost Squard for thirty bucks and get a full game for the near 20 you'll spend for what barely amounts to a game and a useless hunk of junk.
Customer Review: Zapping
Well, sure enough Link's Crossbow Training is fun, but it's more like it's name: training. The Wii Zapper is slightly difficult for use, especially if you want to try for rapid fire. The game is simply there to help people get used to wielding it while playing other games where it might have use. Otherwise, it's not a must-have.
Lodge Cast Iron Cooking for Dummies Cookbook
Lodge Cast Iron Cooking for Dummies Cookbook
Learn the secrets of cast iron cooking. The reference book for the rest of us! This 328 page book is packed with cooking tips, tricks and 150 tempting recipes on everything from fried chicken to pan-seared filets of beer. Cornbread to fajitas and jambalaya to pineapple upside-down cake. Discover how to cook with cast iron indoors and outdoors and become a cast iron chef in no time! 328 pages.
Customer Review: amazon screwed me!
amazon changed the description of the page prior to my receiving it. they altered the information on the webpage, removing the information stating that it came with the 5 quart dutch oven and 10" skillet. when i called to try to get this corrected, even though i had a pdf file of the previous webpage on my computer, all i get is subsidized customer service from india. people who cant even understand what im really saying, and only know what general rules they are to follow. i called multiple times, the whole time no one would help. i have amazon prime and this took a month to get to me, not only that it was the wrong item, they changed the description so i dont have a leg to stand on, and wont accept the saved pdf of the original description. wow, thanks amazon.
Customer Review: Just the book
I don't know what the above reviewer ordered, but when I placed my order for this book that was all that I got...the book. When I inquired as to where the cookware was I was told that there was none included in this item purchase.
The Little Mermaid (Two-Disc Platinum Edition)
The Little Mermaid (Two-Disc Platinum Edition)
THE LITTLE MERMAID, one of the most celebrated animated films of all time -- and winner of two Academy Awards(R) (Best Music, Original Score; Best Music, Original Song, "Under The Sea," 1989) -- splashes onto an exciting 2-Disc DVD with an all-new digital restoration. Ariel, a fun-loving and mischievous mermaid, is off on the adventure of a lifetime with her best friend, the adorable Flounder, and the reggae-singing Caribbean crab Sebastian at her side. But it will take all of her courage and determination to make her dreams come true—and save her father's beloved kingdom from the sneaky sea witch Ursula! Dive into a world of music and adventure in this new 2-Disc Platinum Edition your family will enjoy again and again!
Customer Review: Great Classic
Another great job by disney restoring this movie. Love the extras on the dvd like the game and the music video.
Customer Review: Good Movie for what it is
Like many I enjoyed this movie as a kid and I still think of it as a good movie. However as an advisory to those who have kids I pass along this advice. This is one of the big animated disney films based on a literary classic that takes liberty with the ending. Disney knows that its primary audience loves the happy ending. It is my feeling that had disney told the actual story of the little mermaid then this film would not have been as popular. When the mermaid becomes human it is a literally painful experience every step that she takes hurst and feels as if she is walking on needles. The mermaid also dies at the end of the book because the one she loves falls for someone else.
Now before any of you get on to me and think I'm bursting peoples enjoyment, I'm not. I enjoy this movie for what it is. Even though the ending is not the correct one I will say that disney does do a good job at keeping the overall story intact. The one thing that disney is going to take into consideration is that if it is going to do more animated movies on literary classics then they need to make sure that the ending is a happy one because that is what its audience on a regular basis expects the studio to deliver.
Rolodex Professional Address and Business Card Book, 6-15/16 x 9-3/8, Black 66430 / ROL66430
Rolodex Professional Address and Business Card Book, 6-15/16 x 9-3/8, Black 66430 / ROL66430
Rolodex Professional Address and Business Card Book, 6-15/16 x 9-3/8, Black 66430 / ROL66430 / Professional Address BookBoth address book and business card book. Alphabetize contacts on 40 pages. Includes 12 A-Z tabs, plus six pages that hold up to 48 business cards. Durable high-gloss simulated leather. 6-15/16 x 9-3/8.Black / Sold As 1 EA / Rolodex / SKU: ROL66430
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Books write strong finish to WBC
The United States got skunked in the World Baseball Classic, which may be a reason why bookmakers wrote more action on the event than they anticipated.
America was such a prohibitive favorite bettors were scared away.
"The U.S. was like a $5.00 favorite when it played," said Las Vegas Hilton supervisor and oddsmaker Jeff Sherman.
"People shied away from them.
"We wrote more on the Classic than I thought we would.
"It was slow early, but picked up in the semis and finals.
"The elimination rounds were bad, but later ones were good."
The USA opened as an 8/5 favorite to win the inaugural Classic and eventual champion Japan went up at 12/1.
Sherman noted futures wagering was slow because of low odds.
America was an overwhelming 1/15 favorite to nab the Pool B first round championship, but got beat by Canada in Round 1 and Mexico in Round 2.
The assemblage of Major League Baseball players then was eliminated by "virtue" of preset tiebreaker rules, paving the way for other interesting matchups that also featured some of American baseball's marqee names.
Cuba, Korea and the Dominican Republic joined Japan as semifinalists.
The off-Strip Hilton, which draws a great mix of local and tourist traffic, was one of the few valley bet shops to book action on all games.
The Stardust reported very little interest in futures and took action only on games involving the four finalists, while the Stratosphere ignored the event.
"We had trouble finding numbers for the early games and we really didn't have time to do it," Eric Solomon, a Stratosphere supervisor said.
"People were interested in the NCAA Tournament and that's what we concentrated on. We had a few requests, but not many."
Stardust supervisor Eric Viggio blamed America's early exit on a pair of factors.
"Cuba and Japan are already into their seasons, which was an advantage," Viggio said. "They were well prepared.
"I also wonder about the attitude of American players, that they had to play rather than being happy at the opportunity to represent their country."
About the Author
Lynda Collins is a documented member of the Professional Handicappers League.
Read all of her articles at www.procappers.com/Lynda_Collins.htm
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Ratatouille
Ratatouille
One key point: if you can get over the natural gag reflex of seeing hundreds of rodents swarming over a restaurant kitchen, you will be free to enjoy the glory of Ratatouille, a delectable Pixar hit. Our hero is Remy, a French rat (voiced by Patton Oswalt) with a cultivated palate, who rises from his humble beginnings to become head chef at a Paris restaurant. How this happens is the stuff of Pixar magic, that ineffable blend of headlong comedy, seamless technology, and wonder (in the latter department, this movie's views of nighttime Paris are on a par with French cinema at its most lyrical). Director Brad Bird (The Incredibles) doesn't quite keep all his spinning plates in the air, but the gags are great and the animation amazingly expressive--Remy's shrugs and nods are nimbler than many flesh-and-blood actors can manage. Refreshingly, the movie's characters aren't celebrity-reliant, with the most recognizable voice coming from Peter O'Toole's snide food critic. (This fellow provides the film's sole sour note--an oddly pointed slap at critics, those craven souls who have done nothing but rave about Pixar's movies over the years.) Brad Bird's style is more quick-hit and less resonant than the approach of Pixar honcho John Lasseter, but it's hard to complain about a movie that cooks up such bountiful pleasure. --Robert Horton
Customer Review: A gustatory journey through Paris
Ratatouille, from Pixar and Brad Bird (The Incredibles (Two-Disc Collector's Edition), The Iron Giant (Special Edition)), is a rat's-eye view of the gastronomic delights of fine cuisine (the name itself is a pun on the classic French roast vegetable dish ratatouille). Remy is a young rat who discovers that he has a heightened sense of taste and smell, and becomes inspired by the late television chef Auguste Gusteau (Brad Garrett), whose motto "anyone can cook" now extends to rats, too. Remy begins to experiment with combining classic combinations of flavor and texture, herbs, and other ingredients, until his clan is forced to flee their country safehouse.
During the traumatic escape, Remy is separated from his family. The ghost of Chef Gusteau appears to Remy when he is discouraged, inspiring him to cook at Gusteau's formerly-five star restaurant. The acid restaurant critic Anton Ego (Peter O'Toole) made it his personal mission to write a scathing review of Gusteau's that stripped it of one of its Michelin stars, consigning it to the tourist trade. Now, the restaurant is under the iron fist of the shady, domineering Head Chef Skinner (Ian Holm). Remy befriends the bumbling, couldn't-boil-water-if-his-life-depended-on-it Alfredo Linguini, whom Skinner grudgingly adopted as the new garbage boy, and Remy and Linguini team up to create culinary delights that astound the normally staid French restaurant critics. Remy controls Linguini by hiding under his chef's toque and tugging on two strands of hair (the scenes of Remy perfecting his technique with a blindfolded Linguini wielding dangerous tools and messy ingredients are priceless). Toss in a handful of intrigue, kitchen highjinks, father-son bonding, a dash of romance with the formidable chef Colette, and plenty of culinary delights, and you have Ratatouille.
The 3D animation is photorealistic, and 360 shots of nighttime Paris entrance. Small touches really capture the Bohemian feel of the Montmartre district, and the soundtrack features (brief) snippets of La Marseillaise, light and airy French themes, and French-language vocals by Camille (the standalone soundtrack Ratatouille is available for purchase). As with The Incredibles, there's lots to keep kids engaged (although the scene with the window full of dead rats might be traumatic for very young kids), and a whole other layer of adult humor bubbling under the surface, so mom and dad will be able to enjoy Ratatouille with gusto.
Customer Review: Good But Deep
Take a rat, add lots of wild and dangerous chase scenes, add a few recipes, finish off with a message that may be too deep for children and you might wind up with this film. This film is somewhere in the middle of Pixar's output. It is not the best but not the worst.
Our rat is unusual. He does not like the standard rat diet of garbage. He has a refined palette which his family exploits to check for poison. But he is unhappy. A violent episode lands him in Paris where he finds the restaurant of his chef hero. Here he has adventures with avoiding the staff and trying to cook. Add two villains (yes, two), the restaurant's current owner and a food critic and our rat's life gets very complicated.
This is a long film with much of it taken up by chase scenes. The cooking scenes are fun and clever. But in the middle we have the lone rat who does not fit in with other rats or with people as he keeps trying to be what he is not in order to please others. It is only in the end when he finds a way to be true to himself that things begin to go well. Great message but a little out there for the kids. The understood the message in Cars and The Incredibles but they didn't quite get this one as it a more adult problem. Still, it has plenty of the tings kids like while being intelligent enough for adults. Check it out.
Live in Atlanta
Live in Atlanta
Four track EP, captured LIVE, at The Tabernacle, Atlanta, Ga, July 31, 2003. TRACKS; 1.Whole Lotta Love/Ramble On/Walk On The Wild Side:7:20(Medley) 2.Dream On-4:11 3.My Private Nation-3:54 4.When I Look To The Sky-4:43(Acoustic Version) / Extremely limited, issued in a flat, generic slipcase, with a sticker on the back.
MasterCook Deluxe 9.0
MasterCook Deluxe 9.0
Whether you're a cooking pro or a novice, MasterCook Deluxe 9.0 will make the time you spend in kitchen more enjoyable and efficient, and the results will definitely be more delicious. At the heart of MasterCook Deluxe 9.0 is over 8,000 recipes, including appetizers, entrees, desserts, grill recipes, and even kid-friendly foods. The program will help you find the perfect recipe for the occasion, plan and shop for ingredients, and learn new techniques in the process.
Find recipes and filter by dietary needs, cuisine type, ratings, and more.
Finding recipes is simple as you can search based on ingredients, food types, cook time, and more. And if you're short on time, there are over 400 recipes that can be prepared in under 20 minutes. You can browse through categories to get ideas for future dishes. If you have dietary restrictions, recipes can be filtered for low carbohydrate, low sodium, low fat, gluten free, Kosher, and lactose free dishes, and searches can even be customized based on your needs. The recipe scaling feature will instantly adjust recipes depending on the occasion, whether you are cooking for five or 50. Once you are ready to head to the grocery store, you can print out shopping lists for single recipes or for entire menus to take with you. And if you have a PDA, it's easy to download lists to your handheld.
Print out shopping lists or download to your handheld.
MasterCook Deluxe 9.0 has your health in mind too, with several tools to ensure you're eating healthy. Nutritional analysis tools track fats, carbs, calories, cholesterol, and more. The program will show you healthier alternatives to popular ingredients, so you can see how substitutions will alter nutritional values.
Included are several helpful instructional titles to help you learn to cook like a pro. With step-by-step instructional video from culinary experts, you can eliminate guesswork by watching complicated processes before you try them. On Cooking teaches you cooking and prep techniques. Food for Fifty will help you plan for the daunting task of entertaining large groups. And On Baking offers over 400 recipes that come with instructions and tips for mastering complicated baking techniques.
Watch step-by-step instructional videos to master complicated techniques.
Customer Review: Mastercook
works just as well as the 4.0 version but found some of the directions incomplete and confusing (ie. printing out a cookbook). And I'm unable to find out how to print more than one recipe on one page.
Customer Review: Don't get download version!
I got the download version 3 months ago, and have only just found out through an online discussion forum that all the problems I'm having using it are due to inherent defects in the download version. Apparently those who buy the CD will not experience these same issues (I don't know for certain though). Basically, the downloadable version functions more like a demo version; some features like export and import are limited or don't work at all (you can get recipes in one at a time, but can't select multiple recipes like the instructions tell you you can). A friend of mine and I have both had the same problems (we both bought it at the same time to swap recipes). Tech support is completely useless for these problems and customer service just keeps telling me to re-download it rather than deal with the problem of defective software (I would like them to just send the CD version that works).
I'm really disappointed, as it seems this could be nice software IF IT WORKED RIGHT.
So, if you're going to purchase this and are deciding between the download and CD version, get the CD. You'll have to wait a few extra days for delivery, but will avoid all the aggravation of the download version's bugs. They shouldn't even offer the download version, because it doesn't work right at all.
It's also worth noting that this software is not really very user-friendly for the beginner. Once you play with it a while, it has some nice features (buggy ones notwithstanding), such as being able to embed recipes (i.e., want to write a pie recipe? You can insert an ingredient as "Pie crust" and link to your pie crust recipe without typing it all out twice) but there is a steep learning curve. If you're adventurous and willing to randomly click ambiguous icons, you'll figure it out, but if you're someone who needs blatant, step-by-step instructions with really obvious menu options in software, you might struggle with this one.
However, even if you get nothing else out of it, the included recipes are worth the price of the software; you'd spend far more than that buying recipe books to get that many recipes. So at least I don't feel like I completely threw my money away getting defective software if I can't get it replaced with a functional version.
HP 21 Black Inkjet Print Cartridge (C9351AN#140)
HP 21 Black Inkjet Print Cartridge (C9351AN#140)
Give your black-and-white documents a polished, professional look. The HP 21 cartridge is perfect for low-volume users who want laser-quality text and graphics. Features include:
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Customer Review: HP 21
I purchased this ink cartridge as a package of 2... it was a better per unit price. It arrived quickly and was packaged well.
Customer Review: HP Stinks! I use a cartridge a week
Way over priced. Too little ink. Did I say that HP stinks? :-)
Wii Zapper with Link's Crossbow Training
Wii Zapper with Link's Crossbow Training
With the Wii Zapper, your game shooting experience is guarenteed to take on a whole other dimension. Your Wii remote and nunchuck fit snugly into the Zapper, still working as well as before, only now in a shape that, when simulating the use of a weapon such as a gun or bow, allows for a steadier hand that is much less likely to get tired. Included with the Zapper is Link's Crossbow Training for the Wii, a clever and engaging shooting game set in the world of Twilight Princess that includes 27 different levels, several different game modes and multiplayer capability up to four people. Link's Crossbow Training is ESRB Rated T for Teen.
Customer Review: Wii Crapper
Nintendo is selling you a two cent piece of plastic and a video game that will make its way to bargain bins around the world for less than two dollars in a few months. The Wii Zapper isn't needed to play shooters on the Wii. In fact it only hinders the gameplay with a poorly implemented trigger that doesn't feel as tight as actually pressing the B button on the wii remote yourself. I am astounded that Nintendo has the guts to release this for twenty dollars on the unsuspecting public. Its hardly worth what they sell it for and you'll end up with a useless hunk of junk cluttering your home and years later you'll wonder why you even wasted your time and money. You can play all of the shooters with just the wii remote and nunchuck.
As for the game; Link's Crossbow Training will hold your interest for about five minutes you might as well just purchase Ghost Squard for thirty bucks and get a full game for the near 20 you'll spend for what barely amounts to a game and a useless hunk of junk.
Customer Review: Zapping
Well, sure enough Link's Crossbow Training is fun, but it's more like it's name: training. The Wii Zapper is slightly difficult for use, especially if you want to try for rapid fire. The game is simply there to help people get used to wielding it while playing other games where it might have use. Otherwise, it's not a must-have.
Lodge Cast Iron Cooking for Dummies Cookbook
Lodge Cast Iron Cooking for Dummies Cookbook
Learn the secrets of cast iron cooking. The reference book for the rest of us! This 328 page book is packed with cooking tips, tricks and 150 tempting recipes on everything from fried chicken to pan-seared filets of beer. Cornbread to fajitas and jambalaya to pineapple upside-down cake. Discover how to cook with cast iron indoors and outdoors and become a cast iron chef in no time! 328 pages.
Customer Review: amazon screwed me!
amazon changed the description of the page prior to my receiving it. they altered the information on the webpage, removing the information stating that it came with the 5 quart dutch oven and 10" skillet. when i called to try to get this corrected, even though i had a pdf file of the previous webpage on my computer, all i get is subsidized customer service from india. people who cant even understand what im really saying, and only know what general rules they are to follow. i called multiple times, the whole time no one would help. i have amazon prime and this took a month to get to me, not only that it was the wrong item, they changed the description so i dont have a leg to stand on, and wont accept the saved pdf of the original description. wow, thanks amazon.
Customer Review: Just the book
I don't know what the above reviewer ordered, but when I placed my order for this book that was all that I got...the book. When I inquired as to where the cookware was I was told that there was none included in this item purchase.
The Little Mermaid (Two-Disc Platinum Edition)
The Little Mermaid (Two-Disc Platinum Edition)
THE LITTLE MERMAID, one of the most celebrated animated films of all time -- and winner of two Academy Awards(R) (Best Music, Original Score; Best Music, Original Song, "Under The Sea," 1989) -- splashes onto an exciting 2-Disc DVD with an all-new digital restoration. Ariel, a fun-loving and mischievous mermaid, is off on the adventure of a lifetime with her best friend, the adorable Flounder, and the reggae-singing Caribbean crab Sebastian at her side. But it will take all of her courage and determination to make her dreams come true—and save her father's beloved kingdom from the sneaky sea witch Ursula! Dive into a world of music and adventure in this new 2-Disc Platinum Edition your family will enjoy again and again!
Customer Review: Great Classic
Another great job by disney restoring this movie. Love the extras on the dvd like the game and the music video.
Customer Review: Good Movie for what it is
Like many I enjoyed this movie as a kid and I still think of it as a good movie. However as an advisory to those who have kids I pass along this advice. This is one of the big animated disney films based on a literary classic that takes liberty with the ending. Disney knows that its primary audience loves the happy ending. It is my feeling that had disney told the actual story of the little mermaid then this film would not have been as popular. When the mermaid becomes human it is a literally painful experience every step that she takes hurst and feels as if she is walking on needles. The mermaid also dies at the end of the book because the one she loves falls for someone else.
Now before any of you get on to me and think I'm bursting peoples enjoyment, I'm not. I enjoy this movie for what it is. Even though the ending is not the correct one I will say that disney does do a good job at keeping the overall story intact. The one thing that disney is going to take into consideration is that if it is going to do more animated movies on literary classics then they need to make sure that the ending is a happy one because that is what its audience on a regular basis expects the studio to deliver.
Rolodex Professional Address and Business Card Book, 6-15/16 x 9-3/8, Black 66430 / ROL66430
Rolodex Professional Address and Business Card Book, 6-15/16 x 9-3/8, Black 66430 / ROL66430
Rolodex Professional Address and Business Card Book, 6-15/16 x 9-3/8, Black 66430 / ROL66430 / Professional Address BookBoth address book and business card book. Alphabetize contacts on 40 pages. Includes 12 A-Z tabs, plus six pages that hold up to 48 business cards. Durable high-gloss simulated leather. 6-15/16 x 9-3/8.Black / Sold As 1 EA / Rolodex / SKU: ROL66430
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Ellensburg remembered in books (Daily Record)
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ELLENSBURG — Memories of growing up in Ellensburg were recorded by at least two people in illustrated books. In her 1969 book "Ah Kittitas!" Edna Fleming wrote of her experiences growing up around the turn of the century.
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Warrnambool trainer Aaron Purcell admitted his surprise when Ginolad, who he bought for just A$900 ($1160), raced his way into the record books with a runaway victory in the Grand National Steeplechase at Flemington on Saturday.
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