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 FSA SLK Pro Carbon Flat Bar 31.8 620mm Black  US $87.22
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Mr. Bar-B-Q Cast-Iron Wok List Price: $29.99 Sale Price: $28.99  |
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Much heavier than traditional steel woks, this solid cast-iron wok absorbs and retains heat at the high temperatures needed for superior stir-fry cooking. A flat bottom sits the wok securely on a stovetop, gas grill, or charcoal grill, while two loop handles allow for safe lifting with oven mitts. The wok measures 14 inches in diameter (17 inches with handles), and 4 inches deep--generous enough for a family-size meal. The wok must be seasoned before first use to create a nonstick patina that also helps prevent rusting. After washing, apply a thin layer of vegetable oil and heat the wok for one hour. While the wok can be seasoned on a grill, an oven works best. Instructions for the seasoning process are included with the wok. After subsequent use, the wok should be washed by hand and dried before storing. Mr. Bar-B-Q covers the wok with a five-year warranty against defects. --Ann Bieri Who says you can't enjoy your favorite stir-fry dish on the grill? Instead of cooking indoors, cook out using this wok. It's made of cast iron so it heats up evenly and stays hot for those flash-fry meals. Create an all-veggie dish or add something creative to the mix like barbecue chicken or marinated prawns. Two side handles are wide, offering enough room for grabbing even with cooking mitts on. Flat-bottomed, however not recommended for ceramic-top stoves.. |
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Harold Import Company Jokari Soda Dispenser List Price: $0.00 Sale Price: $2.29 |
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Keep soda fizzy and carbonated, and quickly serve it with Jokari's soda bottle dispenser. Designed to screw onto the bottle, it dispenses soda at the touch of a button, and is specifically configured for two liter bottles. The handle makes it easy to tilt the bottle when serving, and the entire dispenser is easy to clean. Flat ginger ale may be what your mom gave you when you had an upset tummy, but it isn't what you want in your highball. And fizz always seems to flit away faster in big 2-liter bottles of soda--every time the cap is loosened, a bit more carbon dioxide dissipates. To solve this problem, the Jokari soda dispenser replaces the cap on any 2-liter soda bottle and provides both an airtight seal and a push button method of pouring, in an effort to keep both fizz and fluid fresh. By gently shaking the bottle (before all but the first pour), the patented design propels soda up the flexible tube, where it's ready for dispensing with a push of the thumb. It's a great theory, and in general terms it works. Unfortunately, when the button is pressed, the soda sprays out in a diverging rush, the same way light diffuses from your car's headlights. The resultant violence of the soda stream tends to cause more of the carbonation to dissipate even more rapidly; seconds later, by the time the foam subsides, what's in your glass seems considerably less bubbly than if you'd poured it yourself. Preserving the fizz is a noble goal, but a bubbleless London Buck cocktail is just pathetic. --Tony Mason |
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Hyde Manufacturing 45600 9-1/2" Pry Bar Scraper List Price: $16.99 Sale Price: $5.16 |
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Use to remove molding, to open boxes, to scrape paint and to pull nails. High carbon steel hardened and tempered, with a ground scraping end, and a nail slot. |
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Steelworks/ Boltmaster #11662 1/8x2x36 Flat Steel Bar List Price: $12.49 Sale Price: $7.41 |
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1/8' x 2' x 36' Flat Steel Bar Stock, Hot Rolled, Weldable. |
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1/4"Thick x 1"W x 6'L Hot Rolled Low Carbon Steel Flat Bar Sale Price: $21.38 |
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Material is a low carbon hot rolled steel. |
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Kensington 64068F MicroSaver Notebook Lock and Security Cable (PC/Mac) List Price: $49.99 Sale Price: $18.00 |
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KENSINGTON COMPUTER KENSINGTON MICROSAVER KEYED NOTEBOOK LOCKKENSINGTON MICROSAVER KEYED NOTEBOOK LOCK Manufacturer : KENSINGTON COMPUTER UPC : 085896640684 |
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Kensington MicroSaver DS Keyed Ultra-Thin Notebook Lock List Price: $57.45 Sale Price: Too low to display |
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KENSINGTON COMPUTER MICROSAVER DS ULTRA SLIM NOTEBOOK LOCK Manufacturer : KENSINGTON COMPUTER UPC : 085896645900 |
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Kensington 64343 MicroSaver DS Keyed Notebook Computer Lock List Price: $59.99 Sale Price: $25.87 |
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Advanced, nearly impenetrable disc-lock technology with 6' carbon tempered steel cable3 layers of cable strength: carbon tempered steel core, aircraft-grade steel cable, external steel braided sheathPatented t-bar locking mechanism provides superior lock strength in the security slot and theft protectionCompatible with Kensington security slot found in notebooks, desktops, flat panel monitors and tablet PCsLimited lifetime warranty |
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Kensington MicroSaver Keyed Duo Computer Lock K67721US (Silver) List Price: $84.93 Sale Price: $12.30 |
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Twin keyed locks allow you to secure a workstation and peripheral with a single carbon-strengthened steel cable. Dual locking heads with patented T-bar locking mechanism provides superior locking strength and theft protection. Locks into the standard Kensington security slot found in 99% of laptops as well as many flat panel monitors desktops printers and other devices. Built-in defense system guards against tampering. Low-profile lock heads won't block laptop ports or lift laptop off desk. 5.5mm thick cable. Lock Type: Cable/Key Opening Type: N/A Body Material: N/A Color(s): N/A.Unit of Measure : Each |
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NRG Flat Strut Bar Front - Titanium - REAL Carbon Fiber- Scion XA 2003> - Part # TNB-412CF List Price: $179.94 Sale Price: $149.95 |
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NRG Flat Strut Bar Front - Titanium - REAL Carbon Fiber- Scion XA 2003> - Part # TNB-412CF |
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Seasoning a Wok is less of a mundane task and more of an art. Allow me to explain.
A Wok isn't like your run of the mill cast iron pans. It has curves. That means your seasoning medium (fat or oil) tends to flow to the center of the pan instead of giving you a nice, even coat over the entire surface of the Wok. Clearly, you don't just want to stick this in the oven as you might do with a cast iron frying pan. The difference in contours means that you will want to season your Wok in the open air, rather than closing it up in the stove. It also means that the process needs a little more babysitting than that of a cast iron skillet.
I suggest using a low-carbon steel Wok over any other kind. The traditional recipes seem to come out very well in this kind of metal. It also takes well to treatment. Stainless steel looks beautiful, and there's no need to season it... but these just aren't the same. They reflect too much heat instead of absorbing it, the amount of oil you need is different, the amount of liquids that you add tend to be different... it's a whole other world. Your Wok should be of medium depth, or medium-high depth. Shallow Woks are next to useless, because of the heating properties and the inability to shift ingredients properly. What's the point of using a multi-heat-level surface if there's no surface area to work with?
Here's what you'll need to season your Wok: A fine heat-proof cooking brush (AKA a barbecue brush), a bottle of peanut oil, a good stove top, paper towels, and excellent ventilation. If you can, use a natural gas stove. The ability to instantly heat, and remove heat, will be of great use in this process.
Heat the Wok until even the outer edges are nice and hot. Then, using the brush, coat ever inch of the inside of the pan with a thin layer of peanut oil. Only a thin layer should be used, enough to make the surface shine upon application, and not a drop more. This is where the artistry comes in. It's tempting to just slather a bunch of oil into the pant and hope that it will turn out OK in a couple of burn-ins. Believe me, that won't work. Go through the whole process for best results.
Turn the ventilation fan on high, and tilts the Wok in all directions as the oil bakes in. After about four minutes, turn the heat off and leave the Wok alone. It needs to cool back down to room temperature before the next round of seasoning starts. When it's cool, wipe out the excess oil with a paper towel.
NEVER cool your Wok with cold water! Not only could you damage it and undo all the work you're about to do in the seasoning process, but the steam and spitting oil that might result can easily burn your skin. When seasoning, just allow your Wok to air cool. And during the course of regular use, 'cool' the Wok with boiling or very hot water, and clean it with a bamboo brush. Cold water is the bane of Woks. Patience is a virtue!
Repeat this process at least three or four more times. You'll note that each level of oil that gets burned into the surface will turn the Wok a deeper shade of black. You want an even coat of blackness for aesthetic reasons, but it isn't a big deal if that doesn't happen. Eventually, with proper use, a beautiful and full black sheen will happen. Trust me.
You'll know that your Wok is ready for use when it looks almost wet whenever you heat it up. Now you can use the Wok properly: Heat it up until it is smoking hot, THEN add the oil. You'll notice that the pan sops some the oil right up, like it was a living thing that needed a drink! That's how you know that the pores of the Wok are properly treated.
I use all wooden tools with my Wok. Others are less paranoid than I am. Either way, you'll note that a seasoned Wok is nearly non-stick when properly used and cared for. If you ever DO manage to burn food to the surface of the Wok and need to clean it with a steel-wool pad, you need to go through the whole seasoning process again, sadly. Remember, normal cleaning with hot water and a bamboo brush is usually enough! Some will lightly coat the inside with peanut oil before storing, though I've never seen the need to do that, personally.
Enjoy the fruits of your labors!
Johnny Waymire is an entrepreneurial enthusiast that has branched into the internet arena with web sites dedicated to helping consumers make wise decisions when purchasing kitchen appliances and flat panel TVs.
Electroluminescence - Dispelling The Myth
What's New about that it's only EL?
Recently I posted a blog on the internet about our Light Tape® product and the reaction was amazing, plenty of hits, a healthy mix of comments posted ranging from the extremely excited to the calm knowledge seekers with the obligatory few that are ready to knock anything that even smells of advancement, basically the kind of mix of comments that's more than acceptable, extremely healthy and lets you know that all in all you're promoting a pretty dame good product. However, there was one posting in particular that made me stop and really think. The general gist of the comment was that this isn't new, it's only EL technology, it's been around for years; it's never been bright enough and doesn't last very long.
After mulling over the comment for a minute or two I found myself wondering where this guy had been for the past few years or what he'd seen. Yes, up until around 5 to 10 years ago without question the quality of EL products left much to be desired. In fact depending on where you get the product to this day it can live up to the negative comments but, lets not tar every EL manufacturer with the same 'poor quality' brush. I decided it might be a good idea to update the 'negative poster' on the more recent developments of the product that at sometime in his past had interested him briefly only to yield disappointing results and it would seem, had until now led him to totally disregard EL as a viable lighting source. You can only provide the facts and hope they connect with an open mind. The following, here expanded, is basically my answer to any doubting Thomas.
Just over 5 years ago the US company Sylvania developed a new generation phosphor for use in plasma televisions. This high quality, Natural Blue phosphor was brighter and had a hugely extended life span than any produced before and can be seen in application in millions of homes around the world. In 2008 a next 'new generation' phosphor was developed, this time using an Extreme Green phosphor. This next generation Extreme phosphor is even brighter and lasts even longer than the Natural Blue. At trade shows we demonstrate the product under standard lighting conditions unlike some of the competitive products that have to be viewed in a 'blacked out' booth. After replying to the doubter I sat and thought of all the people I'd met at various trade shows and meetings some of which had never seen the product before and who had been really blown away by the quality, brightness and variety of colours it comes in and even the people who had seen EL before, even on that day and were like our friend disappointed, until that is they saw Light Tape®. They couldn't believe the advances in the product and it was said time and again that this was one EL product that was now truly viable for a variety of uses. And, just incase you're wondering what those 'uses' could be here's a short list: Architecture, Bars, Restaurants, Theatres, Hotels, Cinemas, Point of Sale, Animation, Acrylic Etching, Exhibition and Events, Marine Lighting, Sports Halls and Arenas, Brand and Store Promotion, Aircraft Cockpits, Under the eaves of a house, under Kitchen cupboards and plinths, on Patios, Home Cinemas..... the list can go on and on. Where clean, modern lighting enhancement is required Light Tape® can deliver.
In conclusion then I have to say that yes, some EL products currently available for purchase are diabolical, but not all. It is always wise to keep an open mind where technology is concerned. Things rarely stand still, particularly with a product that has many benefits to its credit as does the Electroluminescence product Light Tape®. Both Natural Blue and Extreme Green Light Tape® products are manufactured in the United States by Electro-LuminX to a high specification, using Sylvania premium quality light emitting phosphors and Honeywell Encapsulant Systems and are distributed in UK and Ireland by Light Tape UK Limited. The Light Tape® product is Electroluminescence at its best.
For more application ideas and further details on the Light Tape® product go to: www.lighttape.co.uk
What is Light Tape®? Light Tape® is made up of metal ribbon coated in Sylvania phosphor and encapsulated in a Honeywell laminate. Light Tape® has no glass, no gas, and no mercury/heavy metals and so is user and environment friendly. Light Tape® provides an 85% - 90% energy saving against other commercially available light sources such as Neon and Cold Cathode and due to its thinness (just 0.5mm thick, as thin as a business card) and being lightweight, affords inherent flexibility of use providing a neater, modern, space saving alterative that is easy to install with little to no maintenance and has a long working life. For further information go to: www.lighttape.co.uk
About Light Tape UK Limited: Based in Barnsley South Yorkshire Light Tape UK Limited is the exclusive distributor for Electro-LuminX products in the UK and Ireland.
About the Author
Entrepreneur and Old School Marketer from the Barnsley, UK currently MD of Light Tape UK Limited.
For further information please contact: Mike Hardcastle, Managing Director,
Light Tape UK Ltd. 7 Meadowfield Drive, Hoyland, Barnsley, South Yorkshire. S74 0QE
Telephone: +44 (0)845 617 0697 Mob: +44 (0) 7899 790 669
email: info@lighttape.co.uk web page: www.lighttape.co.uk
should i keep my integra or not?
so my mom says shes giving me her 92 integra gs-r as my 1st car Im wondering if i should keep it and fix up,switch engine out or sell the car has a cat back exhaust, racing chip,coil-overs(lowered 3.5 inches),carbon fiber spoiler,short shifter strut bar and some interior accessories like a strobe light, racing steering wheel and some blue neon's under the dash and the car is painted pearl white and has two 5 spoke flat black rims(the other two rims cracked)
oh and the car got heat and was impounded like a week ago
hahaha you sound like a ricer lol, i would keep it although i dont like the way they look, my 94 integra had over 250K miles on it so itll last quit some time =
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