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Speed boost and overshields are ok, but Damage Boosts? Really? Thats going to be super overpowered.
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Speed boost and overshields are ok, but Damage Boosts? Really? Thats going to be super overpowered.
Looks like everybody is gonna continue to say its copying CoD and complain about it. Learn to adapt people. Stop bitching.
It is still early in competitive development, this game will be balanced to a fine point. Stop whittling away at early multiplayer videos they allowed us to see and how it can never compare to your favorite version (memories) of halo, and just accept the fact this will be another amazing gaming experience, regardless of change.
looks wonderful. 343, I'm impressed.Sadly however, I don't know how this will do on sales. Everyone seems to be pooping their pants since Bungies not making it, which is sad i know but doesn't mean this game will suck. Everything seems improved!
@BravelyRanAway Its not just you don't worry, they have recorded their audio with real gun shots and explosions from a trailer I saw. :D
And people said Halo 3 was too crazy, then Reach, now this, in the end, it was all good, but Halo 2 on the PC was by far the best.
Looks awesome, already pre-ordered. Love the grenade toss followed by the BR headshot finish. Maybe it's just me but the guns seem to sound better this time around. Forerunner vision looks very dominating though. It seems like a huge advantage so far.
That doesn't look like Halo to me. The speed of the game is all wrong. This and the new Metroid enemies really have me thinking this may be the first Halo game I don't play. No, let me rephrase that. I'm likely going to pass on this spuriously named game, as it clearly isn't really a Halo game.
@Atheosis Halo 2 was a giant leap forward from CE. Does that mean that wasn't a Halo game either...
@tomo90 This isn't a leap forward. This is a completely different game, both in the SP and MP. Bungie's lack of involvement is painfully obvious to me. They ratcheted up the game speed even though the slower pace has been one of the defining features of Halo MP since the very first game in the series. On top of that they are adding an enemy type into the game that looks like it was taken straight out of Metroid or some other Japanese action game. Honestly, everything I'm seeing tells me this is a Halo game in name only.
@Atheosis Nah, looks like Call of Duty to me. Then again, that started happening with Reach with the loadouts in general. Such a shame to see a titan in the shooter genre fall to its knees before another titan that is seriously becoming way too overrated. Guess that's what happens when a game gets new developers though. Still a shame.
I think many of you need to convey your thoughts a little better regarding "pacing". Halo 3 was the epitome of slow to me. No sprint: I am a super soldier and I can't effing sprint?
what i didnt see was any special stuff like, jetpack, or any of the other abilities? are they not having that in this one? cause i could have sworn they were going to. also is no one else sad that duel wielding is gone, or is that just me?
I hope you can still play classic slayer. I don't mind the changes they have made as long as I still have the option of playing the classic halo experience.
I love that the BR is back. Totally speeds up the play again. The slow heavy feel of Reach became frustrating fast.
@tomo90 i completely agree, halo reach made me feel like i couldn't move near as fast, in halo 3 you could get on a role and the game would move very quickly, that just doesn't happen in halo reach.
forerunner vision seems it will be the new rocket launcher of every multiplayer game. i hope they balance it out
HALO4 needs a LT zoom option! Then you might find people aiming more than spamming grenades.
MLG.... Ahahah, I'll just never get over the fact they actually consider themselves a sport... e-sports, ahahah.
How can you even call doing something that requires no real life skills a sports? That's just... ugh.
@supertom221 ill give you that its not a sport. but why the crap are you here if your just gonna make fun of it? and last time i checked hand eye coordination is a real life skill, it may not be as important but its still a skill
@supertom221 Sport is competition and fun.
What could you possibly have against people that enjoy playing video games competitively with others?
"Sport (or, in the United States, sports) is all forms of competitive physical activity which,through casual or organised participation, aim to use, maintain or improve physical fitness and provide entertainment to participants."
Not physical, not a sport.
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@JigglyWiggly_ Yes, but Hand eye coordination is one skill, that does not necessarily have anything to do with gaming. It's greatly developed through it, but it's not anything helpful outside gaming, and can be developed in other, real sports, at the same efficiency.
So they listened to the complainers about the battle rifle. Looks like things will go back to twitchy reaction gameplay instead of thinking and aiming. Everyone will start with a dmr or battle rifle and each duel will come down to who misses that one shot. No room for error, you are screwed. What made halo 3 unbalanced is, if you got too good with the battle rifle it made most other weapons obsolete. I see things going back to that, with no point in really using the other guns unless is special circumstances. And looking through walls? wow. Its nice that sprint is less costly, but now everyone can just panic and run away at the last minute, not having to pay for poor choices and mistakes.
@Azujin and isn't it the point to get good? I don't usually play games to get pwnd, but if I played against you I would totally stand idol to avoid complaints of doing/not doing anything.
@Azujin So, you are complaining about the person winning not missing that shot, and complaining about the person running away who did miss that shot...............Cool story bro.
@Azujin The twitchy BR gameplay and high skill bar is what attracted so many pros to Halo in the first place. The Reach DMR and bloom was designed to help noobs have more chances to be on the same level as pros - and guess what the pros ended up hating Reach because of that. Other weapons are still useful, but most of them are situational and its always been like that.
I agree, the forerunner vision is lame but hopefully that will be locked out in competitive matches.
Now it seems Halo is going back to its roots and I gotta say I'm looking forward to seeing 343 develop this game some more.
A game can require skill without forcing someone to use the exact same weapon/tactic every match to win. Halo 3 REQUIRED you to be good with the Battle Rifle if you wanted to be a decent player because most non-power weapons lacked the range or damage to compete.
It looks to me that Promethean vision offers a way to deal with campers without radically changing the gameplay. There are downsides to using it - it sounds like 343 knows what they're doing and at the very least, there will be many options of playlists.
if i had an Xbox i would definitely buy this but i don't so i will make do with metal gear solid 4 which is also amazing
@mike9876543210 Yeeaaah, I prefer the tradeoff the PS3 gives. MGS4 alone makes everything Xbox has void of any meaning.... Though I did enjoy HALO Reach. But to get a console for it? Ahahah, fuck no.
@mike9876543210 I liked this because you're just positive in general. I am not a fanboy, I have an Xbox, though believe me, I wish I could afford every other system (including handhelds).
Aside from the Forerunner vision this looks very promising. I'd rather have F vision than armor lock any day though.
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I don't personally believe in any conspiracy theory. This was a 20 year old with asperger's probably still with the emotional maturity of a 6 year old. His motive? Maybe he was harassed and picked on when he was 6, maybe he was jealous of his mother spending more time with those kids. When the folks divorced in 2009 i believe that was the starting point of his downward spiral. I have asperger's myself and when the parents split it can be very hard. In spite of his academic achievement he was a social maladjust like I was. I only found it when I was 35 and am now seeing what it was I was lacking, like reading non-verbal cues and such. This kid needed a boatload of therapy he never got with his mom simply giving him his basic needs like food and shelter but probably a lack of affection or unable to teach him how to make friends and make it in the world. To do what he did he had to have accumulated a ton of rage over time and finally decided to take it out on those he felt were responsible for his ills while taking his own life ina sense of personal justice. Scary stuff but fortuantely 99.99% of aspergers wouldn't do what he did, but one is too many. Like rabies it needs to have some control to prevent events like this from occuring.
As for the Batman reference by no means did Chris Nolan ever predict the SH shootings through his film, I just remember seeing the movie in St-Louis 2 days after the aurora shooting and I believe that was just a premonition unbeknownst to anyone that something was going to happen in a place called sandy hook. no way anyone could have ever predicted it but in some small way the movie did.


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Hi there, is the Gaggia Espresso Color capable of making espressos and lattes that are HOT? There is nothing worse (for me) to have a lukewarm latte (or any other coffee). Thank you, Avi
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The fire engine red ABS housing of the Gaggia Espresso Color may be what makes it stand out on your counter, but the crema-topped espresso it brews will be what makes it stand out in your memory. Gaggia has outdone itself again – the Gaggia Espresso Color features a stainless steel boiler for top notch heat retention, while its pump produces a maximum of 15 bars of pressure to ensure that your espresso is brewed properly. Add in a portafilter with single shot, double shot, and pod filter baskets, and you're ready for sophisticated, convenient, and great tasting espresso.
The Gaggia Espresso Color features an easy to use control panel. From left to right you have the coffee/hot water button, the green ready indicator light, the steam valve knob, and the steam button. Each has an icon, so you always know which is which. The Espresso Color is housed in red ABS plastic, a durable material that wipes down easily with a damp cloth. Inside is the stainless steel boiler, which provides the necessary heat to brew and steam for a cappuccino, latte, espresso, or americano.
Your first step to brewing is deciding pods, single shot, or double shot? Select the appropriate filter basket, add coffee, and tamp down on the grounds using the included tamper. Your machine is ready to brew when the brew indicator light illuminates, so insert your portafilter into the chrome plated brass filter holder and press the coffee/hot water button to start the brewing process. Coffee will begin dispensing. When you have your desired amount, press the switch again to stop the flow of water.
The included pod filter basket fits ESE (Easy Serve Espresso) pods, so you can always choose between the convenience of pods or the control afforded by grinding and tamping your own beans. Pods are single servings of ground and tamped espresso, saving you time if you're in a rush.
The Gaggia Espresso Color's Pannarello steam wand attachment works to inject steam into your milk, making frothing and steaming for a cappuccino or latte simple. To steam, press the steam switch and wait for the temperature ready light to illuminate. Place your frothing pitcher under the steam nozzle, and open the steam valve knob to release steam. The more you turn the knob, the greater your steam pressure. When you have finished frothing and steaming – this shouldn't exceed 60 seconds – close the steam knob and press the steam switch again.
As long as the machine is at brewing temperature, it can also dispense hot water. Open the steam knob, and press the hot water/coffee switch to dispense hot water out of the steam wand for an americano, tea, or cocoa. When you have your desired amount of water, close the steam knob and press the hot water/coffee switch again.
The removable water reservoir holds 42 oz of water and is located in the back of the machine – simply lift up to remove. Gaggia recommends using filtered or bottled water to prevent scale buildup on the Color's brewing components. When descaling is necessary, use Gaggia descaler for the best results.
A red level indicator rises when the drip tray fills, and when it becomes visible it's time to empty the drip tray. The drip tray and cover can be rinsed with water to remove any coffee residue. The body of the machine can be wiped down with a damp cloth when needed, and the steam wand can be cleaned with a damp cloth to keep it free of milk residue. Remember to clean the filter holder and filter in warm water after each use, and the shower disk should be unscrewed and cleaned periodically, depending on frequency of use.
The Gaggia Espresso Color comes with a detailed instruction manual, portafilter, single shot basket, double shot basket, pod basket, filter, tamper, measuring spoon, and warranty.
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Ok so you just received your new semi-automatic machine and are getting ready to make a nice cappuccino. You have watched the local Barista, done your online research and have quickly come to the conclusion that you are getting conflicting information on how to properly make a cappuccino or latte with your new machine. In some instances, you may have seen the drinks being made by brewing your espresso and then steaming and frothing your milk. Likewise, you may have also watched videos that show a latte being made in a glass cup where the espresso is being poured into the steamed milk. So which is it you might ask. "Do I brew first or do I steam first"?
The consensus with our team here is that it is better to steam/froth your milk first and then brew your espresso. This especially holds true when using a single boiler espresso machine like the Gaggia Classic or Rancilio Silvia. This serves three main purposes:
First, it is much more fast to make a latte or cappuccino by cooling the machine to brew after steaming then to wait for the machine to heat to steam after brewing. You can very quickly have the machine ready to brew simply by switching to the brew button and running hot water through the steam arm. The wand will change from producing steam to producing hot water very fast. Once you have hot water instead of steam you are ready to brew. This should take mere seconds with most mid level semis like the Gaggia machines.
Second, it is better for the machine and its internal components to be at the cooler brew temperature then the hotter steam temperature. In fact, Rancilio states in their manual that the steps mentioned in point one is necessary in the normal operation to prevent the machine from burning out heating elements and boilers.
Third, performing step one with the mid level semi-automatic machines is a great way to maintain a relatively consistent temperature when brewing. If you start brewing at about the same time after the steam turns to hot water you can maintain a consistent brew temperature with every shot. This is something known as temperature surfing which is a topic all of its own.
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Manufacturer | Gaggia |
Model | 12700 |
Specifications | |
Dimension - Width (Inches) | 8.3 |
Dimension - Height (Inches) | 14 |
Dimension - Depth (Inches) | 10.8 |
Weight (lbs) | 10.14 |
Watts | 1100 |
Volts | 110 |
Housing | |
Housing Materials | ABS Plastic |
Drip Tray Material | Plastic |
Drip Tray Cover Material | Stainless Steel |
Drip Tray Capacity (Oz) | 6 |
Power Cord Length (Inches) | 44 |
Cup Height | |
Adjustable Height | No |
High (Inches) | 3.5 |
One Touch cappuccino | |
One Touch Cappuccino | No |
Frothing Wand | |
Material | Plastic |
Steam Wand Style | Pannarello |
Wand Movement | Articulating |
Usable Length (Inches) | 3.75 |
Height Off Counter (Inches) | 3.5 to 4.5 |
Number Of Holes | 1 |
Optional Steam Tips Or Wands | Latte art Pannarello |
Water Source | |
Reservoir Or Plumbed | Reservoir |
Reservoir Capacity (Oz) | 42 |
Reservoir Material | Plastic |
Reservoir Removable | Yes |
Water Level Visible | Yes |
Water Filter | Mavea intenza |
Controls | |
Type Of Controls | Push Button |
Cup Warmer | |
Material | Stainless Steel |
Size (Inches) | 8x4 |
Passive / Active | Passive |
Portafilter Data | |
Material | Chrome Plated Brass |
Type | Commercial Style |
Weight (Lbs) | 1 |
Diameter (Millimeter) | 58 |
Commercial Filter Baskets Included | 2 |
Pressurized Filter Baskets Included | Single/Pod & Double shot |
Ground, E.S.E. Pod And Capsule Compatible | Ground & ESE Pod |
Bottomless Portafilter Available | Yes |
Tamper Size (Millimeter) | 58 |
Brew Group | |
Material | Aluminum |
Capsule / Pod Friendly | Pod |
Boiler Data | |
Number Of Boilers | 1 |
Brew Boiler Data | |
Brew Boiler Type | Small Volume |
Brew Boiler Watts | 1100 |
Brew boiler Volume (Oz) | 9 |
Brew Boiler Material | Stainless Steel |
Brew Boiler Orientation | Vertical |
Brew Boiler Heater Location | Internal |
Pump Data | |
Pump Type | Vibration |
Pump Wattage | 55 |
Maximum Pressure (Bar) | 15 |
Self Priming Pump | Yes |
Performance | |
Initial Heat Up (Seconds) | 1 min |
Recommended Heat Up Time (Seconds) | 7 min |
Brew Temp (F) (2 Oz Shot In Paper Cup) | 177 |
Brew Time for 2 Oz | 25 |
Brew Temp (F) (8 Oz Shot In Paper Cup) | 175 |
Time To Produce Steam (Seconds) | 0 |
Time To Steam 8 Oz Milk (Seconds) | 24 |
Hot Water Temp 8 Oz (F) | 164 |
Hot Water Time 8 Oz (Seconds) | 13 |
Hot Water Recovery Time (Seconds) | 52 |
Sound Level - Brewing (Db) | 78 |
Maintenance | |
Descaler Used | Gaggia Descaler or Urnex Cleancaf |
Water Filter | Mavea intenza |
Details | |
Warranty (Years) | 2 |
Country Of Manufacture | Italy |
NSF Certified | No |
Recommended Applications | Home |
Service provided | |
Repairs By | Whole Latte Love |
Contact Number | 888-411-5282 |
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
6 - 12 months
Ability Level:
Coffee Lover
Overall, a well built upgrade to my first espresso machine, a Mr. Coffee ECMP50. If you make the transition from a pressurized, small diameter portafilter to that of a 58mm, commercial non-pressurized unit, be prepared to work for a good shot initially. After you get an idea for how the tamp pressure ought to feel and you dial in your grind size, this is a fantastic starter or initial upgrade from a steam-driven or pressurized unit.
6 - 12 months
Great price point for a commercial, non pressurized 58mm unit. Initial boiler warm up takes about five minutes, but I usually wait ten minutes to let the portafilter warm as well
Regardless of the machine you buy (entry-level, mid-market, prosumer), be sure to pair it with a good quality grinder. The consistency of grind, combined with a wide range of grind settings will save you much headache. In my opinion, it's best to spend more on the grinder than you would on the first machine purchased, as you may want to upgrade to a higher level espresso machine later.
Coffee Lover
Various Starbucks roasts, as well as Fair Trade products from Archer Farms (Target brand).
Mr. Coffee ECMP50
Conical burr.
mjackson ♦ Philip,
Thanks for the feedback. I am glad you are enjoying the new machine. We get lots of great feedback on Gaggias and all for good reason.
I purchased the refurbished and it looked brand new to me. I was blown away by the crema this 'testa rossa' gave. WOW! I am in shock and in love- this is a nice machine for around 150 -200 bucks. • Looks great as well. • Construction is decent. • Imagine if you do not know enough about the bean grind and tamping you are not going to get decent espresso from any machine. • Once you learn the machine and its operating directions as in READ THE MANUAL first, one should have no problems developing great espresso from this machine. • Switch is on the back - turn it off after every use "DONT FORGET". • Would I have bought a bettter machine? Yes if I had 2000 dollars to drop for LaPavoni - but for the money Hands down cant beat it. • Made in Italy and looks like it. • •Experience - PRO
I'm not very pleased with the Gaggia Color. I've long wanted a more professional machine than the Capresso 351 machine I bought in 2000 and hoped that the billing of prosumer level internals in inexpensive wrapping would do the trick at the price I could afford. My big hope was to be able to make two lattes faster than with my old machine which required me to make them one at a time since it couldn't froth enough milk for two in one session. However, I'm left wishing I had saved the $200 toward a better machine. The Color is not a bad machine but it is picky when it comes to grind and I've never gotten a really good shot consistently. I've tried countless grinds including having my local shop grind a pound of espresso at several different settings multiple times so I could try multiple tamps with each grind to try to find some way to pull a consistent shot. The only way I've found (at the suggestion of WLL support) to increase the chance of a good shot is to overfill the basket, tamp extra firm and then about half the time it comes out good. The other half of the time it still comes through too fast or leaks around the top of the porta filter. In other words, I've wasted a lot of time and money. My most consistent results have actually been with Illy pre-ground medium roast espresso. It cost more per can but I get an ok shot about half of the time so I waste less. It almost seems that the pump is too powerful or lacks adequate pressure control as it's hard to slow the shot down sufficiently. If I crack the amount of espresso (about 50% more than I had to use with my old machine and way more than the WLL golden rule of 14 grams) and tamp it just right (heavy), I get a decent shot with a little bit of crema and that happens about half the time. The other times, when I get it wrong, the shot pulls way to fast (thin, no crema) or too slow and blows coffee and water past the seal between the porta filter and machine - which makes a huge mess and takes me 10 minutes to clean so that ground coffee stuck to the machine doesn't mess up the next attempt. It is entirely possible that I'm too picky or asking too much from a $250 retail home machine. It is also possible that if I had a better grinder, I'd be able to fine tune the grind better and achieve better results but I doubt it based on the high number of variations I've tried via my local shop. Frothing milk was another initial disappointment. The stock frothing attachment is completely useless. Long before reaching temp, I ended up with a pitcher full of large bubbles. Being a chronic instruction reader, I did exactly as instructed but even with additional pointers from WLL the only way to get hot milk that had a bit of decent froth was to remove part of the turbo part of the tip, steam the milk, reinstall the turbo part and go the last few degrees and still not get very tight foam and not much of it. I use soy and WLL said that was part of the problem but I got nice froth from my old Capresso and at coffee shops. Also, I tried dairy with similar results. At the suggestion of WLL, I bought the Latte Art upgraded wand. After a bit of experimentation, I learned how to get a reasonable result. No way one could actually make Latte art from soy with this set up but I don't do that anyway and am happy with the result most of the time. As for my hope to make two lattes faster than before, I can pull two shots and then froth enough milk for both so it is a big improvement. Initially, it seemed like a really long wait time to reach steaming temp but I've gotten into a rhythm of pulling shots then going to the fridge to get the milk in the pitcher and by the time I get ready the machine is usually ready too. After the first few months of use, the machine began to leak through the porta filter while heating up to steam mode. By the time I get the machine ready to steam and steam the milk, a fair amount of water has collected in the drip tray. The tray can hold it along with the moisture from purging the steam wand but I have to empty it most every time I use the machine. I think the Color is of reasonable construction quality at the price point. I did have a piece of the brew group (I think) come off early on. It's a plastic piece glued in where the porta filter rotates into place. WLL offered to replace it but it sounded like something common and I was able to put it back in place. It still pops out occasionally when I'm cleaning but I'm used to putting it back now. Also, other reviewers universally dislike the power switch being in the back but it doesn't bother me in the least. Even close to the wall, I can easily reach it without looking. I've read plenty of reviews of this machine as see that most reviewers are happy with it. I would say less than half of the shots I've pulled in almost a year of 1-3 shots per day have been decent to good. That is, they have acceptable flavor and a decent amount of crema. The rest have been a waste of coffee and money. If you are happy if mediocre coffee ends up in your cup, you'll likely be ok with this machine and pre-ground espresso. I wish I'd saved the $200 and the money I've wasted trying all sorts of coffee, grids, techniques and waited until I could afford a Rancilio Silvia and a decent grinder.
Rated 3 out of 5
Has owned for:
Less than 1 month
Ability Level:
I bought the Gaggia Color specifically to use with pods. One design feature I don't like is the on/off switch is in the back so you can't place the machine too close to a wall. To properly use the machine you have to have the portafilter perpendicular or slightly to the right when facing it. I find this hard to tighten and have ot hold the instrument to offset the force/torgue required to properly position the filter so it does not leak. I've used the Silvia [and still do] for years and it is much easier to load the portafilter and get great espresso. The espresso from the Gaggia tastes fine, but it could use some design improvements. I haven't used the steamer so picked "3" on rating.
Less than 1 month
varied; from Starbucks to Blue Mountain Kona
See review.
Ranchilio Silvia Jura-Capresso
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
Less than 1 month
Ability Level:
I confess to a long term chemical dependence on high quality cappuccino. After many very happy years with Gaggia machines I am surprised and impressed with my New Baby. Choosing was hard but I am really happy with the results.
Less than 1 month
The frothing pressure nearly blew the pitcher out of my hand the first few times I used it. The machine is very fast to heat up to steam from espresso and then an excellent high-pressure continuous blast for frothing.
I use the optional perfect crema insert I bought for the earlier Gaggia machines. I rinse it each time I use it and have never had the slightest problem with it. I found it insured that the cappucino I made at home was better than 90% of the stuff I could get from espresso bars.
Starbucks Espresso and Decaf Espresso
Putting the power switch in back of the machine is bizarre; especially when there is a power light on the front panel in the same size and shape of the other powered buttons. I also have built a kind of custom caddy which allows me to roll the unit under a cabinet when not in use but is 100% solid steady when I use the machine. I used this design on my coffee deluxe for 6 years so it was a no brainer for this new machine.
Gaggia Coffee Deluxe, Gaggia Evolution and several earlier inferior machines
La Pavoni PA-Burr
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
More than 1 year
Ability Level:
Gaggia COLOR makes great shots, and good steam...sometimes. The steam is not consistent. BUT, the damn thing has always leaked. I just deal with it. Make sure it's on the counter near the sink.
More than 1 year
looks, espresso. price
get the plumbing figured out.
malobar gold
internal construction
Rated 4 out of 5
Has owned for:
Less than 1 month
Ability Level:
Coffee Lover
This is a great machine, and I am happy with my purchase. All of the caveats apply: have a little patience, experiment with different grinds and tamp pressure, be prepared for exultation (probably fueled by excessive caffeine consumption), disappointment, and perhaps even desparation at times! First and foremost, how can you resist a Gaggia machine at less than $200? I couldn't. I had been longing for a good quality machine for years, but it seems like there was always a good excuse/reason to defer the acquisition of same. But, my research led me to realize--while the Espresso Color may not have the handsome stainless steel body and hefty metal frame of a higher-priced unit, the guts are sound: the marine brass, the commercial caliber brew head, the hefty 58 mm portafilter. It is, after all, what's inside that counts! That being said, the snazzy red color isn't bad at all, and definitely brightens up our countertop. Bottom line: with a good grinder (I sprang for the Rocky with this purchase), you can make some great espresso. My first attempts in the first couple of days mostly yielded under-extracted, bitter, crema-less shots. A few adjustments of the grinder, some more tamp pressure, and suddenly--yowzah! out comes a fabulous, midnight-dark stream of espresso, topped by a mahogany-hued crema, a bona fide "ristretto" pour. Did I do that?!?! Yes, and you can too! But, it can't happen with a low-quality grinder.
Less than 1 month
Stainless steel boiler, real, solid marine brass brew group and 58 mm portafilter--the "guts" of the machine are comparable to many high-priced machines and can produce similar results. Very fast warm-up times, rapid recovery after pulling shots and steaming. Terrific temperature stability. You can turn the machine off, and 3 hours later, the portafilter is still toasty warm. Surprisingly robust steaming (I favor plain espresso myself, but my daughter loves her lattes!).
They say you can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs. Well, be prepared to grind a lot of coffee, pull a lot of shots, and throw away a lot of lousy coffee until you get the hang of it. Good thing WLL throws in a couple of pounds of free beans--I feel a little less guilty discarding my near-misses. Remember, while not every shot is drinkable, none of them goes to waste. All of them are part of the learning experience. With the money you save with this machine, invest in a good grinder. It is immediately apparent that while the grinder may not be more important than the espresso maker, the espresso maker will never live up to its potential without a good grinder. I bought the Rancilio Rocky doserless--at $349, almost twice what the Gaggia Color costs--and don't regret a penny. Save yourself a lot of pain: don't skimp on the grinder! Work on developing a consistent routine. Let the machine warm up, prime the boiler by running water through the brew head (that also helps heat the portafilter), run hot water into your cups to warm them. Then, grind and tamp. Dump the water from your now-warm cups, and brew your shots. Enjoy--and then clean the machine thoroughly. I put a little plastic bowl on the drip tray, remove the portafilter, run the pump, and rinse the portafilter of any coffee residue. While water is still pouring from the group head, scrub the gasket and shower screen (you can get a fancy little cleaning brush, but an old toothbrush works just great). Once it's all cleaned up, lock the portafilter back in to keep it hot, and you're ready to go again! You know you're on the right track when, after pulling a shot, your grounds come out of the portafilter in a nice, dry "puck." Finally, waste no time in getting a nice tamper. The plastic one that comes with the machine is truly disposable. I'm not much into milk steaming, but it seems to me that it's better to steam first, cool the boiler back down to brew temperature, then make the espresso. Otherwise, your espresso cools, and that lovely, evanescent crema disappears while you're steaming.
Coffee Lover
Locally roasted "La Vida Mocha" espresso roast
Well, I was a bit startled to see that the red color is spray-painted on--the underlying plastic shell is white. I had assumed that the color would be impregnated all the way through the plastic shell. Only time can tell how durable the paint is, and whether wear and tear will nick and scratch the finish. The lid to the water reservoir appears to be a bit warped and does not sit snugly on the reservoir--I do think I will ask for a replacement. While I am on the topic of the water reservoir: be alert that there is a small hole drilled about an inch and a half below the top to prevent overfilling. I filled the tank right to the top and was rewarded by a nice water puddle all over the counter. Access to the reservoir is awkward unless you pull the machine out from under the cabinets and toward the front of the counter. Fortunately, the machine is lightweight and easy to move around. I truly dislike the silly plastic frothing attachment. Why couldn't Gaggia just make the steel steam pipe about 2 inches longer instead of forcing us to use this plastic contraption? The result is milk with coarse, oversized, unattractive bubbles instead of the desired "microfoam"--macrofoam, I guess you could call it. Plus, no opportunity to refine my steaming technique! Also, on the subject of steaming: you hit the right-hand button to switch to steam mode, i.e., raising the boiler temperature. Beware! the steam button is only slightly depressed when on, and I made the mistake of hitting the button after steaming and thinking that I had turned the steaming off. Alas, no. The machine was still at the higher temperature setting, and when I tried to refill the boiler and pull the next shot, the water flashed to steam when I turned the pump on. The higher temp translates to more pressure--so grounds spurted out when I removed the portafilter. Make SURE you have returned the machine to brew mode after steaming! Finally, other reviewers have commented on the awkward placement of the on-off switch at the back of the machine, which doesn't really trouble me--although it is a design oddity. Oh, and I should mention--the instructions are sketchy at best.
Breville pump machine (a mere toy)
Rancilio Rocky
Rated 4 out of 5
Has owned for:
1 - 6 months
Ability Level:
Coffee Lover
This machine was a nice movement to the next level from the Breville. Took about 4 or 5 days to get everything right. Now it's automatic. Makes superb shots. The steaming was faster and more effortless then the Breville. Cleanup is fast and easy.
1 - 6 months
Boiler, looks, portafilter
Coffee Lover
MALOBAR Gold
nothing as of now.
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
Less than 1 month
Ability Level:
My husband and I unpacked our Gaggia over the weekend and started with the "free" Illy pods that were include for free. The espresso was just awful. Our little steam machine made better espresso. We regretted making this $200 purchase and were quite disappointed. This was Saturday morning. Sunday morning, we tried using our Starbucks espresso beans, set to the same medium grind that we used for our little steam espresso machine. The coffee was again, just awful, like colored water. Once again, we thought - our little steam toy machine works better. I assured myself, not totally convinced, that all would be better after I called Whole Latte Love support on Monday morning - today 3/16/09. I was told to use the finest grind and to press down very firmly with the tamper. The instructions said to use 2 scoops for the double filter - the rep nixed that and said to mound it up so after tamping the coffee is still under the lip. Voila! Amazing espresso the first time! My husband and I just couldn't believe the quality - better than we had even in Spain and Portugal where every little cafe had a huge copper espresso machine! We are so pleased now and look forward to wonderful espresso every morning.
Less than 1 month
Low price. Works great - like all other's have said - when you get the grind and tamp right.
Very fine grind. Use plenty of coffee - fill up the porta filter. Tamp it hard. I actually filled and tamped several times until the coffee was just under the lip and level.
Starbucks Espresso Beans. I have a Starbucks Barista burr grinder that I bought 4+ years ago
Because the unit isn't terribly heavy, I had to hold the espresso maker with my right arm wrapped around it so I could fully lock the filter in place with my left hand. After a few uses, I got the hang of it and it did get easier to manipulate. The instructions were decent, but they could have been more detailed. For example, the instructions say it's ready to use when the green light turns on which took only a minute or so. Then the instructions says to wait about 6 minutes for it to be ready. A quick call to support answered all of my questions.
I used a steam type, "toy", espresso maker for years.
Finest grind that my Starbucks burr grinder allows, which it turns out, is perfect. I called Whole Latte Love support for guidance and was told that the coffee should be so fine that little ball like clumps formed and it did.!
Starbucks Barista Burr grinder.
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
Less than 1 month
Ability Level:
I did WAY too much research on espresso machines -- to the point that I thought my head would explode. But in just about everything I read, the Whole Latte Love Web site name kept popping up. So I figured I'd shop here. We ordered a Gaggia Espresso Color and LOVE it. We had a slight issue with the steam wand, but I just talked to David in customer service and he solved the problem immediately. So aside from really being pleased with the machine (and price and delivery), the customer service is indeed fabulous. Thank you!
Less than 1 month
Ease of use and great cup of espresso that it produces. It also heats up quickly, which is important to us. Plus, it looks quite snappy on my counter.
Believe the posts about the grind (espresso) and tamping pressure being crucial to the perfect cup. Because of all the posts, we were prepared for a little fiddling around with the various factors involved and had fun finding what works best for us.
We're happy so far.
Braun steam "espresso" machine -- for 15 years
Not a burr grinder
Rated 5 out of 5
Has owned for:
Less than 1 month
Ability Level:
Coffee Lover
So far this machine has been everything I expected and more. Yes, I know there are better, fancier machines out there...I can't afford them. I did a lot of searching and this is a good, affordable machine that meets my needs. Would it meet a espresso geek with money or a poor espresso geek's needs who wants to waste money. Probably not, but not many machines would.
Less than 1 month
58 mm portafilter and the capability to use pods if I want to. The red color. Availability of parts when I need them. I plan to keep this machine for a good long time. I expect I will use that parts availability a few times. Customer service from Beau!!
Get one while the price is this low. $199...can't really go wrong at that price.
Coffee Lover
LaVazza, Illy, Local roaster's espresso blend.
Lets see. It could have an adjustable OPV, a PID, and come with a year's supply of coffee. But then it wouldn't be priced at $199 and I wouldn't be drinking the really good espresso it makes.
Rated 4 out of 5
Has owned for:
Less than 1 month
Ability Level:
have only owned the Gaggia Espresso Color machine for a few days, and in that time, I have run the range of emotions from enthusiasm, to confusion, to frustration, to buyer's remorse and finally (dare I say it) to the audacity of hope! Although it's only been a few days, nature abhors a vacuum, and I feel the need to say something for all those who, like me, are beginning baristas and are considering this machine. First, this is a terrific looking machine. I love the red color! It looks great in my kitchen. This machine has a small footprint, which is fortunate for a small kitchen like mine where counter space is at a premium. It's relatively light, weighing only about 10 pounds, so that makes it pretty portable. Again - a good thing. The machine has a couple of design quirks that are a little annoying, The power switch for the machine is in the rear. This seems to be a characteristic of some of the European machines. Why, I have no idea, as a front location for the power switch would be far more convenient. The water tank is located in the rear - and that's ok since you can pour water directly into the receptacle, but the water level indicator is on the back left hand side - not so ok. The machine itself appears to be a good machine. It heats up quickly, dispenses espresso efficiently, dispenses water and steam quickly and, on top of all that, it is relatively quiet (for an espresso machine). It also seems to use water judiciously. I like that this machine has some of the same features (stainless steel boiler, chrome-plated brass portafilter) that are also part of far more expensive machines made by Gaggia and others. So far, so good, right? But after a couple of torturous days of pulling over a dozen dark brown, bitter shots with no crema at all, my initial enthusiasm quickly turned to frustration, then buyer's remorse. My Gaggia was driving me gah-gah! A call to Whole Latte Love's (WLL) friendly customer support department talked me down from the edge of espresso desperation. Here's what they told me and what you should know when considering the purchase of this machine: - The purchase of this machine is the first step of a long trek into the rarefied world of the espresso enthusiast. Buying a machine like this - even though its price point is relatively low compared to other semi-automatic machines - is about so much more than just the machine. A purchase like this is about a lifestyle, a "passionate pursuit" because the owner of this and similar machines is buying into many hours of experimentation, fiddling, research, accessory shopping - all in the pursuit of coffee nirvana, involving aromatic espresso, that fleeting crema, and that oh so luscious microfoam. If all you want is to turn on a button, twist a filter holder and get perfect espresso, without the investment of any sweat-equity, this is probably not the machine for you. - Be advised that while this machine can POTENTIALLY make excellent espresso and espresso-based drinks, that is likely to happen consistently only with the purchase of a good burr grinder, like the Rancilio Rocky Doserless. So what looks to be a purchase of less than $300 really requires an investment of about $700 to get full enjoyment out of this machine. Apparently, the grinder is a lot more important than the machine. - Should you buy this machine if you don't have the requisite burr grinder?? Sure, but forget about purchasing commercially ground coffees from Starbucks, Whole Foods, Caribou Coffee, etc. Instead, you are better off investing in Illy fine grind coffees or perhaps Lavazza ground coffee. These coffees are ground finely enough and consistently enough to yield good results in Gaggia and other similar machines, which can be extraordinarily picky when it comes to the type of coffee that is put into them. That said, I tried the Lavazza Il Perfetto, and got a little bit of crema, not much. It wasn't until I tried Illy fine grind that I got espresso that was decently extracted with a good amount of crema. WLL customer support also advises that Lavazza Blue is supposed to work well. I plan to try this coffee as soon as I can find some. When I talk about "fiddling' with the machine, I mean that making espresso with the Gaggia isn't an "instant on, wait a coupla seconds, voila' espresso" kind of operation. You have to prep the machine, then you preheat the machine, including the filter holder and the cups. That takes at least 6 minutes, probably more like ten minutes. If you want steamed milk/foam, that requires another couple of minutes. Then of course, there is the cleaning of the machine, which needs to be done after every use. There is a reason why WLL has an article about the "ritual" of making espresso. It really is a ritual! (And not really for those addicted to instant gratification.) Pulling excellent shots takes patience, persistence and the willingness to sacrifice a lot of time, money and coffee to achieve espresso, crema, microfoam, and (hopefully) coffee nirvana!
Less than 1 month
With the right coffee, the right tamp, and good water, this machine can produce wonderful espresso that far outranks anything I have ever tasted from my previous machine, a Breville Cafe Roma or Starbucks (or any coffee shop , for that matter). It's a learning curve, but well worth the effort. I think it's a quality machine that is capable of yielding an excellent result. Also, I really like the Pannarello frothing attachment. One thing that seems to be pretty easy with this machine is steaming milk and making foam. The steam seems to be pretty dry, a welcome change from the extremely wet steam of my Breville machine. Some foaming purists poo-poo the Pannarello steaming wand, but I think it's great!
Preheating is a must! The cups and filter should be heated through to make sure that your espresso is close to the right temperature. The best way to preheat is probably by drawing a blank shot. Tamping with just enough pressure (30 pounds) is really important. The pressure employed by boiler machines is really dependent on the quality of the ground coffee and how the coffee is tamped into the filter. Those semi-automatic machines that use a thermablock system (like Breville Cafe Roma) are far more forgiving so getting crema-topped espresso isn't nearly as difficult, but there is really no comparison between the delightfully smooth, flavorful taste of espresso from a machine like the Gaggia and the "only ok" taste of espresso from the thermablock machines. Descaling is absolutely essential every couple of months or so, regardless of whether your water is bottled, purified, filtered or tap. Enjoy the ritual as well as the espresso!
The written instructions that came with the machine could sure use a rewrite! The instructions are in English, as translated from Italian, and I can't help but feel that a lot of nuance got lost in the translation. There are too many ambiguous terms and too many unanswered questions. Be prepared to call WLL for some handholding!
Gaggia Pure & Color Hydraulic Diagram - rev 01 - 02-14-2007
Gaggia Espresso Wiring Diagram - rev X - 11-25-2006
Gaggia New Espresso 06 Pure & Color Parts Diagram - rev 00 - 08-03-2007
Gaggia Espresso Color & Pure Parts Diagram 8/14/2012
Gaggia New Espresso - Pure and Color Diagram, Rev 08-2007
Hi there, is the Gaggia Espresso Color capable of making espressos and lattes that are HOT? There is nothing worse (for me) to have a lukewarm latte (or any other coffee). Thank you, Avi
mjackson ♦ Avi,
Yes this machine is very capable of creating a hot beverage. You have control on how hot you want to make the milk as it steams very well. It will also brew a proper espresso as well. The Gaggias are tough to beat.
I cant decide between the gaggia espresso color or the delonghi ec702. Which one should i get?
Michael Rosso ♦ Johann I would purchase the Gaggia Espresso color over the Delonghi EC702 for the following reasons. The Gaggia has a larger boiler, it uses a commercial portafilter with both pressurized and non-pressurized baskets. I hope this information helps. Thanks
Can I purchase your Gaggia Espresso Machine and have it shipped to Singapore? What are the shipping charges like and is there any warranty here?
mjackson ♦ Cant do that no warranty and very expensive to ship.
mjackson ♦ Ellen all of our machines foe home use are in 110 volts. If you plan on using in anther country you are better off buying in that country so the voltage and hertz is correct.
1) Including the free 1 year extended warranty, what is total warranty period for a new Gaggia Color machine?
2) What is the warranty for the refurbished Gaggia Color?
Michael Rosso ♦ Albert...Thank you for your interest in the Gaggia Color.The NEW Gaggia Color espresso machines have a two year warranty. The Refurbished Gaggia Color espresso machines come with a six month warranty. Thanks
I am comparing the Gaggia Color to the Baby Class. Your Specs for the Color say the boiler has 9oz capacity and the Baby Class has only 3.5oz. Yet your videos give the impression the capacity of the Color boiler component is about half the size of the Baby Class. Can you please confirm the boiler capacity of the two machines are correctly stated in the Specs?
mjackson ♦ The boiler sizes are 9 ounces for the color and 4 ounces for the baby.
Hi, is the water level in the tank visible on the side or front of the machine? If not, how does one know when its time to refill the water tank? Thanks
mjackson ♦ Albert there is a sight tube on the side of the machine so you can see the water level in the water tank. It is a great machine for the money.
I'm trying to decide between the gaggia espresso color and the gaggia evolution: the price difference is minimal...i love the red color but if the evolution is a better machine...(I currently have a silvia and this is for a small apartment...). any real differences??
mjackson ♦ There is a bigger boiler on the the Color. I do like the boiler design on the evolution as the heating elements are external on the evolution. Performance wise they are going to b very similar.
Can you fit a coffee mug into this machine, so that the coffee drips directly into the mug?
Zack Smith Jessica, The Gaggia Espresso Color will accommodate a cup that is 4 inches tall. Depending on how tall your coffee mug is you may be able to use it. In the event your cup is a bit taller you can remove the stainless steel grate which will allow your cup to sit in the drip tray and will give you about another inch of clearance.
what is the model number of both the Gaggia Espresso Color and the Gaggia Espresso Pure?
Thank you!
mjackson ♦ Here are the model numbers you asked for
Espresso Pure
Espresso Color
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Object: Take apart and put together the metal piecesDifficulty: Level 8 - DemandingBrand: HanayamaTypes: Hanayama Metal Puzzles, Bram CohenDimensions: 1 1/2 in x 1 1/2 in x 1 in / 4 cm x 3.8 cm x 2.6 cm
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Note: Our level rating system is different than Hanayama's. Hanayama's goes from 1-6 and ours goes from 5-10. Four pieces of the same shape are loosely interlocked together to make up this puzzle. All of the pieces fit loosely and it seems as though they would be easy to take apart. However, one is soon at a loss, as the puzzle give no hint about how it is solved. The trick is to not think too hard, but to ease your mind as you take up the challenge. The American Bram Cohen designed this puzzle. The theme is loose.
Note: Our level rating system is different than Hanayama's. Hanayama's goes from 1-6 and ours goes from 5-10.
Four pieces of the same shape are loosely interlocked together to make up this puzzle. All of the pieces fit loosely and it seems as though they would be easy to take apart. However, one is soon at a loss, as the puzzle give no hint about how it is solved. The trick is to not think too hard, but to ease your mind as you take up the challenge. The American Bram Cohen designed this puzzle.
The theme is loose.
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I enjoyed this puzzle more than other Hanayama puzzles of higher level. The solution is very precise and I think I managed to find it because I had already solved cast Quartet. At least to me something similar is used in the solution and the thought of it helped me solve this one.
I had to admit defeat on this one and find a youtube video demonstrating the solution. I'm not surprised I didn't solve it. It's not particularly complicated, but it's precise. The Hanayama product line always lives up to my expectations.
Al first touch it might seem that it will fell apart at any moment. But then after examining it will be revealed that how it works. Working out towards the solution is not hard, especially since yo can see the inner mechanism pretty well. Not too hard a puzzle, but definitely worth buying.
First I really had to examine this how it works, but when you get it it´s fast to open. Many of my friends have not even got it open. Not bad puzzle.
Very nice puzzle which may take you 5 minutes to 1 hour. The harder you try with this one, the more it resists! A logical approach (thinking about it) works better ...
it's amazing stuff. but not too hard
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CONCERT RECAP: G. Love and Special Sauce @ The Ridgefield Playhouse, Ridgefield, CT 11/14/12
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It could not have been a more intimate evening. First off, as if being in the quaint little town of Ridgefield, CT isn't cozy enough; I had the pleasure of seeing these two bands in a theater with a maximum capacity of 500, and needless to say it was a packed house.
Starting off was Giant Panda Guerilla Dub Squad out of Rochester, NY. Their performance was a bit out of the ordinary for them – putting aside their normal reggae-ish sound, they admittedly modeled their set after the sound and groove of the main act, G. Love & Special Sauce. It was a quite appropriate sound for the setting and evening. Nonetheless, a fun and upbeat performance from a great band who really knows how to throw it down no matter what setting they're playing.
After a ½ hour set break, out came Garrett Dutton, who is of course more popularly known as G. Love with his band Special Sauce making their appearance on stage. With his unique sound and combo of blues and funk and a touch of jazz, you can never go wrong catching one of his shows. The venue's security had a difficult time keeping people seated and stopping them from dancing – the whole headlining performance kept everyone moving and grooving all night long!
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much of a 'been there, done that' feeling is too much? Here is the synopsis: "This drama … explores the complex world of politics through a former first family that has experienced its highs and lows and is fighting political adversaries while struggling with the family members' own personal demons. Weaver stars as Elaine Barrish, who is appointed Secretary of State by President Paul Garcetti after losing to him in the presidential primary. While dealing with the usual crises of the State Department, Barrish also must try to keep her family together and fend off a hungry journalist who wants to destroy her political career." The journalist is played by one of my favorites, Carla Gugino, so I will check it out.
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Merc's father dies – and from the previews it might be the greatest Hollywood
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Wuksachi Lodge at Sequoia National Park keeps a snow chain concierge on hand for guests who need help with the winter task. (Delaware North Companies Parks & Resorts) |
Wuksachi Lodge in Sequoia National Park offers fair-weather guests a nice perk every winter: the services of a snow chain concierge.
OK, the title sounds a bit grandiose, but who cares when there's someone to drive down to snow level and perform the dreaded task.
"We have a lot of guests who haven't had the experience and pleasure of being in snow," lodge general manager Joe St. Laurent says. Translation: Folks flip out at the prospect of driving in snow and having to put chains on their tires. And, as of Wednesday, it was snowing at the park, with more expected this weekend.
St. Laurent says he sends out the snow chain concierge about five to eight weekends during a typical winter. So what qualities make for an appropriate concierge? "People get stressed out, so someone who's calm ... and keeps guests in good spirits," St. Laurent says.
The concierge is dispatched to meet guests wherever the snow level begins and chains are required, sometimes right at the southern entrance to the park on Highway 198. The service is available free to guests and $20 for anyone else heading into the national park between noon and 5 p.m. Fridays and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays. The service also is available at the lodge for outbound guests starting at 8 a.m. Sunday.
By the way, it's mandatory to carry tire chains in snow country per the California Vehicle Code, and road signs will tell you when you must put them on your car. If you don't have them on the way in, you'll have to backtrack and find a place to buy them. Wuksachi sells them at the lodge, but that won't help if you are in-bound.
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Danny Shittu: "Saddened" by evidence of racism at Millwall
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Millwall captain Danny Shittu says he is "deeply saddened" by the evidence of racism from home fans at the Den.
Several incidents of vile chanting from fans at the home of the Lions were recorded and shown as part of a Special Report by Sky Sports News on Monday.
The broadcast focused largely on incidents at the London club, where Leeds striker El-Hadji Diouf was subjected to 56 separate incidents of racist abuse by five white men.
"I am deeply saddened by the documentary on Sky Sports showing racism by the minority at matches including at Millwall FC," said Shittu in a statement on the Millwall official website.
"As the current Millwall captain, racism is something I do not stand for or condone. I am currently in talks with the club about any further measures we can take in dealing with and eradicating racism at matches."
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"As the current Millwall captain, racism is something I do not stand for or condone. I am currently in talks with the club about any further measures we can take in dealing with and eradicating racism at matches.
"I do not want the events shown yesterday to tarnish the hard work done by the club thus far and their efforts in tackling this issue.
"Every player at all levels has the right to represent their club without being subjected to homophobic or racial taunts. I will do all I can to help eradicate racism at my club and in football."
Meanwhile, the Football Association has contacted Leeds to ask for Diouf's version of events as part of an investigation into the footage.
Millwall have also reopened an investigation into the incident, saying they are "appalled" by footage shown on Sky Sports News.
The film appeared to show the Senegal international alerting the referee, Mark Halsey, and making stewards aware of his allegations but Millwall insisted no complaint of racist abuse was made by the player at the time.
The FA is now investigating the footage - and not just the incident with Diouf. It is understood Leeds have provided the governing body with the Senegal striker's version of what happened.
An FA statement said: "We were concerned by the video footage and we have requested a copy for our full consideration.
"We will work with all the relevant authorities including the police to investigate fully."
The FA also urged anyone "subject to or witness to racial abuse" to report it.


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HANNIBAL, N.Y. -- Officials in Hannibal are investigating a fire that left four people homeless Thursday.
Firefighters were called to a home on Brackett Road just after 11 a.m. Two people were inside when the flames broke out, but everyone made it out safely.
Departments from several surrounding towns helped put out the fire.
The cause remains under investigation.


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