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DONALD A. HENDERSON is a resident scholar at the Center for Biosecurity at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. He was the first Director of the Office of Public Health Emergency Preparedness, and continues to serve as the senior science advisor to the Secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. Dr. Henderson is a Johns Hopkins University distinguished service professor and dean emeritus of the Bloomberg School of Public Health, with appointments in the Departments of Epidemiology and International Health. He is also professor of medicine and public health at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. Dr. Henderson directed the World Health Organization's global smallpox eradication campaign, and was instrumental in initiating the organization's global program of immunization. He received his M.D. from the University of Rochester School of Medicine and his M.P.H. from the Johns Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health. He was elected to the National Academy of Sciences and the IOM in 1978.
MARK T. HERNANDEZ is a professor in the Department of Civil, Environmental, and Architectural Engineering at the University of Colorado at Boulder. His research interests lie at the cusp of molecular biology and civil engineering, including biological air pollution, sustainable industrial green chemistry, and biogenic acid production. Recent work has focused on tracking bioaerosols in the quarantined Katrina flood zone and in observing seasonal variation in biogenic aerosols in the urban Northeast and Mountain West United States. He attained his professional engineering registration after receiving all of his degrees and serving a post-doctoral tenure at the University of California's Engineering College on the Berkeley campus. Dr. Hernandez currently serves as an editor of the Journal of Aerosol Science and Technology, and is the director of the Colorado Diversity Initiative.
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Sun Microsystems has suffered from a hate-hate relationship with the supercomputing world over the past few years. The shift to Linux clusters caught the company totally off guard, and resulted in Sun vanishing from the Top500 supercomputers list. That's hardly the "right" position for a company that prides itself on selling …
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systems that are dubbed "homemade" on this list. Sun had a total of four entries and edged out "homemade" - which had only three. I'd like to insert a joke here, but I don't think I can top that one...
Top 500 ..what?
One reason is that Sun has so many commercial customers with large installations that would likely rank in the top 500 but they aren't focused on HPC, only on their work. It's a huge bit of work qualifying a system for the list - not much profit in that.
I would say Sun does a terrible job getting their large customers interested in the list.
4th is Bad?
So having a 4th place showing is not a good thing? How about coming up with a little more detail on the installation?
massive amounts of gears to run a couples of tests to get FLOPS mark.
Sorry but companies buying Sun gear are the likes of the Vauxhall buyers, because they don't need a top end car to go to work and work.
HPC pays for fixed costs
This is what Sun doesn't get. IT development has a huge fixed cost and fairly low variable costs, so a smart company used HPC to sell very large systems at a low price to cover the fixed costs. I guess this is part of why Sun can't figure out how to be profitable and is at a 12 year low.
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The thought of doing your own car repairs has come a long way since automobiles became popular 100 year ago and with today's technology many will not even attempt do-it-yourself auto repair, instead opting to take their car to a local Deerfield auto repair shop.
Citing the many different parts of a vehicle that are inter-related that can go wrong, many would prefer to defer their car repairs to people who know what they are doing and can fix it right the first time.
Prior to vehicles being controlled by computer, there were many opportunities for do-it-yourself auto repair and backyard mechanics could be seen in almost every yard. Today, some mechanical repairs are attempted such as brake pads or radiator repairs, but repairs involving electrical parts or those pertaining to the emission control of the vehicle are seemingly more often left to the professionals.
Something as simple as a loose gas cap can turn on a light to indicate there is a problem, but unless you have access to a computer reader, the light being on only tells you something is wrong. Many already know that the Deerfield DMV will only check your emissions (a required process) if the 'check engine' light is not lit.
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It is not only vehicle computers taking a toll on do-it-yourself auto repair as the cars built today leave little room in which to work. Forty or 50 years ago a person could almost sit inside the engine compartment and fit their hand or a wrench into virtually every part of a vehicle. Today, it is almost impossible to find the correct bolt to loosen not to mention being able to fit a wrench on it without loosening the engine from its mounts.
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Farming is widely held to be one of the biggest victims of the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act. American farm exports dropped - exports like wheat, tobacco and cotton.
There is one big problem with that. A drought that started in 1930 began to gouge deeply into American agricultural production. So whether Smoot-Hawley existed or not, America was not going to be exporting much food when their own farmers were being wiped out and large populations of Americans were approaching mass starvation. Imagine America trying to export food while farms were disappearing and the food supply was dwindling. The results would be obvious: a revolution. Any nation that exports food while its people are going hungry in souplines, deserves to be overthrown. America was dumb, but not that dumb. You can tell from here what would have happened to international trade in the agricultural sector, regardless of any tariffs. The "Smoot-Hawley made the Depression worse" lie encounters this reality check much like a sentence encounters an exclamation point.
As for lumber and other non-farm exports that were supposedly affected by Smoot-Hawley? Well, you saw what happened in 2008 during the last economic crash: America and Europe suffered a big slump, purchases of both domestic-made and foreign-made goods slumped, and China lost 20 million jobs. No Smoot-Hawley tariffs made that happen. American and European consumers simply ran out of money.
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One of the things I love about having grown up in NYC and living in NYC is the exposure to so many different cultures and languages. I believe diversity is one of the things that makes this city so beautiful, unique and strong.
David Dinkins, the first African American mayor of NYC, once called the diversity in NYC a "gorgeous mosaic." It was only a matter of time before someone captured this in a unique way. A photographer, Danny Goldfield, has done this beautifully. I recently discovered his exhibit entitled "NYChildren." Mr. Goldfield set out to find a child from every country on earth, living in NYC.
Images are a thousand words, and boy, these images sure are. They inspire everything childhood is supposed to inspire: innocence, fun, tenderness, laughter, joy, excitement, silliness…. They warm your heart. Perhaps these children speak different languages, eat different foods, observe different holidays, but I bet they all want and need the same things: to be safe, to be loved, to be educated. If you put these children in a room all together, chances are they would play together, find ways to communicate, and have fun together. It is the adults in our world that taint children with bias, bigotry and hatred. Looking at these images reminded me that if children are taught to be kind to their neighbors, no matter what they look like, or how they speak, then our world would be a better place.
I feel very lucky that I live here, and I am happy that I am raising my son in such a multicultural and diverse city, being that he is, in fact, a multicultural kid. My hope as a mother to a French-American and Latino son, and daughter of immigrant parents, is that I can instill in my son the love of diversity, the openness of spirit so that he will learn to appreciate the beauty of different cultures, and so he will not be quick to judge, but rather be open to learn about those that might have different beliefs, look different, or speak different languages.
I was so moved by these exhibit that I wanted to share it with all of you, and encourage you to share your thoughts about what diversity means to you and the importance of celebrating diversity. So, thanks to Danny Goldfield's generosity, here's my first giveaway! Share your thoughts on diversity and the importance of diversity and enter to win a signed copy of NYChildren!
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PS. If you live in NYC, (or happen to be visiting for the holidays!) I invite you to check out Danny Goldfield's exhibit, currently on display at The Laurie M. Tisch Gallery at The JCC in Manhattan, until January 3rd, 2013. If you can make it there on a Saturday, check out their free programming R&R: Shabbat.
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I cooked with fresh wild caught king salmon.. I have to say I was disappointed with this recipe.. It tasted like very very blend salsa with a lot of ingredients missing.. Wish I had used my good salmons on something else.. I would not recommend it to anyone..
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- 2. Heat remaining 1 tablespoon oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Sprinkle salmon with pepper and remaining 1/2 teaspoon salt. Place salmon in skillet, skin sides up; cook 5 minutes on each side or until skin is crisp and fish flakes easily with a fork.
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The Himalayan region of Kumaon is a store house of natural beauty beyond belief. Protected from the onslaught of the outside world, the Himalayan ecology remains well conserved here, making the region a great retreat for the lovers of nature. The trek to the Milam Glacier is amongst the best of treks in this region, taking you through some of the remotest areas with breathtaking panorama. Finally reaching the glacier, one is awed by the splendor of the majestic Mt.Trishul (7070m) which stands tall dwarfing everything in the vicinity
Upon arrival at Delhi airport met our representative and then transfer to pre booked hotel for overnight stay.
In the morning half day sightseeing at Delhi and by evening transfer to railway station to board Ranikhet Express from Old Delhi railway station at 2245 hrs and reach Kathgodam early next morning at 0600 hrs. Overnight journey.
Upon arrival at Kathgodam drive to Munsyari via Almora. On arrival check in to hotel for overnight stay.
In the morning we will start our day 1 trek to Lilam via darkot. From Darkot the trek is descent to the Gori Ganga and continues descending until to the River at Jimighat. From here trek upward to Lilam. On arrival setup camp for dinner and overnight stay.
In the morning we will trek up to Bugdiar. Enroute we will cross the thick forest of Utees and other trees. After a upward trek we will reach Bugdiar. Here we can see Shepherds with their flocks of sheep and goats are a common sight at the meadows of Bugdiar. On arrival set up campsite. Dinner and overnight stay in tents.
We continue trekking along the Gori Ganga through series of narrow gorges. This beautiful trail passes through gorges and meadows leading to Railkot. The trek continues to the village Martoli situated at the edge of Lwan Gad Valley. Overnight stay in tents.
We descend to a bridge over the Lwan Gad and continuing further we cross the bridge over the Gori Ganga. The trail goes on to the left bank and a short climb brings us to Burphu Village (3350 M). The valley opens up here and one get a spectacular view of several peaks. Trekking further we will reach the village Milam. Overnight stay in tents.
After breakfast trek towards the Milam Glacier. On arrival explore the glacier; one can view the magnificent peaks of Rishi Parvat (6692 M), Hardeol (7151 M) and Trishuli I (7074 M). Later trek back to Milam for dinner and overnight stay.
The day is relax/exploration. Dinner and overnight stay in tents.
After breakfast trek down to Lwani. On arrival set out camp for dinner and overnight stay.
In the morning we will start our trek to base of Nanda Devi east. The route is full of thrill and we will pass a series of moraine fields and famous meadows of Sartol Kharak (3650 M) and Naspanpatti (3850 M) in Nanda Devi. Set out camp for dinner and overnight stay.
In the morning we will set out a trek for Nanda Devi east. Explore the terrain and return back in the base camp for dinner & overnight stay.
After an early breakfast trek to Martoli. Dinner and overnight stay in tents.
In the morning after breakfast trek down to Bugdiar via Railkot. Dinner and overnight stay in tents.
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This is our last day trek to Munsyari. This is another easy day to reach Munsyari. Dinner and overnight stay in hotel.
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The top lawyer in charge of summarizing a House investigation of University of Texas regent Wallace Hall has been disturbed by some of Hall's behavior and stands by his report, he said Thursday.
Rusty Hardin assisted the House Select Committee on Transparency in State Agency Operations probe Hall for several months and compiled a nearly 200-page review of the investigation.
Hardin said Hall pressured UT officials to change their testimony following committee hearings.
That's "very troubling and concerning for the Legislature because, if the Legislature can't get testimony from people because people are afraid they are going to be retaliated against, it has bad implications for the ability to make good laws and good recommendations," Hardin said.
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Hardin also said the committee was "handicapped" by an uncooperative Hall, who refused to testify before the committee without being issued a subpoena and did not recommend witnesses for the committee to question, among other things.
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"If I decide to run away, will you help me?" she asks.
He frowns slightly. "Catherina--"
"Don't worry," she interrupts. "I wasn't serious."
She flops down rather on the garden bench with a sigh. "It's just... I'm so tired of everyone telling me what to do--when to wake up, when to sleep, what to wear, what to eat, what to say. I mean, it's my life. I should have some say in it, right?"
She looks up at him imploringly, and he gives her a sympathetic nod as he takes a seat beside her.
"I'm sorry," she says with the wave of a hand and another miserable sigh. "I'm sure you're tired of hearing me complain. It's just so..."
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For a moment, he is silent, absently fingering the petals of a nearby rose.
"It almost makes you feel as if you're something less than human, doesn't it?" he says thoughtfully.
Caterina blinks at him, surprised to suddenly hear a feeling she hadn't quite found words for so aptly described.
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"And sometimes you hate them for making you feel that way, don't you?"
She almost denies it, but then he looks at her.
She drops her gaze to her feet.
"Yes," she whispers.
He places a hand on her arm, and she looks up at him. His expression is as serious as she has ever seen it, and his voice is quiet but intense as he speaks a single word--an unquestionable command with a pleading edge.
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- Arkady Grudzinsky
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Would you prefer sales tax to income tax?
The power to lay and collect taxes is, perhaps, the greatest power of the government. With this power alone, the government can encourage or prohibit certain behaviors without passing additional laws - it can effectively ban alcohol, tobacco, firearms, etc., can coerce people to marry, to have or have no children, buy gas or "green energy", buy real estate, lock up their money for decades in retirement accounts (both policies make people return a large percentage of their income straight back to the banks withdrawing huge amounts of cash from circulation). Taxes inhibit the taxed activity.
I see several advantages of sales tax compared to income tax:
1. Sales tax inhibits spending, income tax inhibits earning. When money are taxed when spent, not when earned, it may encourage saving and investing rather than spending and incurring debts.
2. One can avoid paying a sales tax on discretionary items by not buying these items - sales tax is less coercive.
3. Sales tax on discretionary items appears to be self-regulating. When it is too large, people stop buying the taxed items, and the tax revenues drop. It's easier to determine the economic effect of sales tax and optimize the sales tax percentage. Whereas, the economic effect of changing income taxes is a lot harder to determine.
4. The tax code would be extremely simple - just a look-up table of tax rates (this may be a naive statement).
5. "Taxing the rich" would mean taxing the excessive luxurious lifestyle. Why would a frugal billionaire who leads a lifestyle of an average citizen be taxed more than an average citizen?
I understand, there is no "correct answer". This is why I post this as a debate. I'd like to know how many people think this way and to hear cases for or against both types of taxation.
Edited 4/13/2013: This seems to be a similar idea: http://www.fairtax.org
Closing Statement from Arkady Grudzinsky
I'd like to thank everyone for the discussion.
There were good points made:
- that sales tax would make "the rich" pay smaller percentage of their income than "the poor";
- that no matter what type of tax we have, "the rich" will still have an opportunity to avoid it - either by spending money overseas or by making money overseas bringing into consideration the necessity of a uniform wold-wide taxation.
- A good discussion whether charity should be voluntary or compulsory and whether people should contribute to society voluntarily or forced to do so.
- Good references to other resources such as Mises institute.
- Interesting point in a video referenced by Krisztian Pinter that taxes have a way of distributing across all layers of society - often what seems to be "a tax on rich" becomes a burden on "the poor" bringing up the idea of a uniform tax (sales or income) with equal percentage for the rich and the poor.
- A good discussion with Pat Gilbert of how government intervention in free market creates artificial incentives and "bubbles" which are unlikely to exist otherwise.
These are just some points worth noticing. I appreciate having a civilized discussion on such highly politicized topic involving social justice, economy, and morality. This is where TED community stands out.
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Apr 19 2013: Tax separates human society from anarchy or the natural tribal state of our existence. The Philosopher Thomas Hobbes summarizes this state of nature were the lives of people would be "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short." For any meaningful government to thrive, taxes are necessary to support the fundamental or even optional activities of that government.
We all hate taxes, but tax is, even more than law, the foundation of civilization. Laws are good but without a will and a force to enforce them they are useless. The will comes from our wish to be safe and the force comes from our willingness to "pay" for the enforcement of the laws.
The types of tax often determine the amount of power a "state" will have. A flat tax, for example minimizes the power of any state. A complex income tax maximizes that power. Sales tax and VAT fall some where in between. Of course there are many other taxes; marriage, death, ownership, locality, etc.
The choice of sales tax versus income tax, therefore, is a choice by the citizens of how much power they want to invest in their legislative bodies. The economics are nearly irrelevant as taxes can be manipulated to reach any desired figure of income.
I don't support any particular form of tax but I do hope all citizens think carefully and deeply when enacting or seeking any tax law.
Apr 19 2013: Re: "The choice of sales tax versus income tax, therefore, is a choice by the citizens of how much power they want to invest in their legislative bodies. The economics are nearly irrelevant as taxes can be manipulated to reach any desired figure of income."
Someone said that "giving the power and the money to the government is like giving the booze and the car keys to a bunch of teenagers".
One of my objections to the income tax in its present form is its extreme complexity and manipulative nature. The whole process of preparing a tax return is a hypocritical tax-evasion game. What everyone is doing when preparing the tax return is stretching and twisting definitions of "business expense", "depreciation of assets", "business use", values of donated items, whether a car driven to work or between two places of work can be considered a "business expense", whether tuition in a private kindergarten was paid for education or for the childcare so that the parents could work; and even then, the ability to take the deduction depends on whether the spouse works or not. Forgive me my French, but this seems like a crock of shit to me. The process of signing under penalty of perjury a certificate full of arbitrary definitions (i.e. lies) that I owe money to a coercive agency, possibly, incriminating myself, is detrimental to morality and sense of human dignity. I think, the tax system should have just one or two numbers for the government to play with (the rate, for example) - that's it. No tax breaks, subsidies, returns, deductions, exemptions, etc. The less the government and everyone else can manipulate the system - the better for everyone.
Apr 19 2013: A single global consumption tax (sales tax) = common sense.
Add death tax + gift tax + bad stuff tax - no other taxes
It would fix the biggest problem - wealth inequality - from there it would be possible to solve many other seemingly intractable problems that are consuming maximum resources for minimum results.
The Digital Revolution makes global, national, local governance possible through a website like msn.(States are obsolete)
Next step is 'The Political Revolution' - global e-democracy for equal opportunity - democratic government by the people for the people.
A single global political party - a public company - like Microsoft or Apple. It could launch simultaneously in USA + UK + AU + NZ + Japan
Boards of Directors are global thought leaders who are elected by each other in (like the Papal Conclave).
Executives are experts with track records of success in their portfolios who are pre-selected by the Board and elected by the citizens on 10 year contracts. (Politicians become extinct)
State of the art common sense political, legal and financial systems devoid of ideology. (Current systems become extinct)
Transfer of wealth to rich + demand for austerity + debt burden + political shambles will lead to widespread anarchy in enough countries for people of USA to vote for major change in due course.
Then it will be easy to create a global, national, local political party within the current framework that wins elections and executes massive rapid structural change post election.
Governance principles, policies, procedures, practices that are commonsense.
People in dictatorships go to website and click.
'Dictatorship' 'Prequalify' 'Countries' 'Qualifications' 'Egypt' 'Customize' 'Defense Request' and get on with the peaceful task of winning online support in order to get armed support from other countries.
It could start from a global political activists club - a social commercial network that empowers political activists - anybody interested?
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A Pittsfield man pleaded guilty this afternoon in Berkshire Superior Court to drug charges. 34 year old COREY J. HANGER appeared before Judge Daniel Ford.
HANGER pleaded guilty to three (3) counts of DISTRIBUTION OF COCAINE, one (1) count of POSSESSION OF COCAINE WITH INTENT TO DISTRIBUTE and three (3) counts of DRUG VIOLATION WITHIN A DRUG FREE SCHOOL ZONE. Judge Ford ordered that he serve concurrent 1 day sentences at the Berkshire County House of Correction on the drug charges. HANGER was given concurrent 2 year house of correction sentences, to be served on and after the first sentence, on the SCHOOL ZONE charges.
The incidents occurred in Pittsfield between November 15, 2011 and May 9, 2012.
The investigation was conducted by members of the Pittsfield Police Department, the Berkshire County Sheriff's Department and state troopers assigned to the District Attorney's Office, members of the Berkshire County Drug Task Force.


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this is easy....
1) a portable hotplate (buy something that is restaurant quality). you can find reasonably priced models at a restaurant supply store
2) a countertop convection/microwave combination. you can toast, bake, heat up all kinds of foods.
additionally, i'd get a small skillet and a medium sized pot and only the bare necessities when it comes to utensils. A chef's knife, paring knife, cutting board, spatula, slotted spoon, measuring cups and spoons, and maybe 2 med. sized mixing bowls.
also add a wooden mixing spoon.
Hot plate, microwave, toaster oven. I haven't had to live without a kitchen, but I imagine those 3 things might make cooking a little more easy.
Hot plate toaster oven microwave (if you use one)?
I think my primary concern would be how big your sink is and what kind of prep space you will have, though.
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A small cart with a butcher block top that you can use for prepping and to store a hot plate, toaster oven, and a microwave. Add a mini fridge to the mix and you've got yourself a kitchen. Happy cooking!!
I've got a wonderful kitchen now, but when I just started working and moved out on my own I only had a tiny barely equipped kitchen (just 3 things: double burner portable electric stove, small fridge, extremely small sink). Still, I cooked daily. Only baking (no oven) was impossible. Although some things did not work out (wok, for example, burner not hot enough), I managed fish, meat, vegetarian, sautés, pastas and curries - with two burners I could have rice on one and curry on the other, for example. It was cramped once in a while (more complex recipes with several steps and pots, custards and like), but with my trusty electric kettle and french press to handle tea/coffee I ate at home 90% of the time (and I love variety). If you add a toaster oven or a microwave - you'll have no problem at all.
I grew up with only a mircowave and a single electric burner. Trust me, you can cook with only these. it may help to flip through a microwave cookbook to get ideas on how to fully use it to cook and not just heat. and, of course, if you can a toaster/convection/microwave combo, even better!
If you are big lover of rice and steamed foods I might add a rice cooker. Though if you are short on space you might not want a pile of stuff.
I currently live without a kitchen, and don't recommend it. but if you are clever, you can make this work, and learn to shop and eat more frugally.
you will definitely need:
small refrigerator
hot plate
toaster oven
you might also like
water boiler
convection oven
crock pot
keep things simple, and you will do fine. I have found that I barely use the micro, and mostly use the toaster oven. everything toasts, most things reheated in the micro taste like mush. why bother then? the waterboiler is nice because it frees space on the hotplate. also useful in jumpstarting a meal. the crock pot is a highly useful tool, when used effectively, consult: http://crockpot365.blogspot.com/ for hundreds of great recipes.
you might find yourself thinking about food differently, shopping more often, and hopefully buying only what you need for a day or two. it is nice, but after a year of it, I am moving out of a beautiful 2500 sq foot loft with a city view and no kitchen, into a small studio with a full kitchen. it really is that important. remember that, "we are the cooking animal." not the reheating animal. not the takeout animal. cooking!
A fridge of some sort is probably a good idea, as is a toaster oven and microwave. Instead of a hot plate or mini stove, though, I might suggest springing for an countertop induction stove - it'll be a lot more powerful, though they cost more.
I'm going through a similar situation myself. We're undertaking a major kitchen renovation so I have a mini-kitch set up. Plug-in double burner (Waring brand from Amazon for $70 - works great), microwave and toaster oven. Dont' forget a crock pot - one pot equals less cleanup!
Have you thought about a toaster oven?
I lived in a studio apartment that only had a sink and mini fridge, and the landlord provided a microwave. I bought a double burner at Stop N' Shop (similar to the one pictured above) and a good sized toaster oven from sears. I used my small kitchen table to house the double burner since it had an outlet right behind it, and bought a small butcher block topped cart for prep space and storage. I could make absolutely anything I wanted (except maybe a Thanksgiving turkey lol).
When I was a kid my grandparents owned a small business in a very small building with a tiny back room where they had two chairs, an itty bitty bathroom with the smallest sink I've ever seen. My grandmother made herself a little kitchen area in a space appox 2.5 feet deep and 4 feet long. She had a cart that she stored dishes and cookware in and on top of that was a toaster oven. On a shelf above that she had a 2 burner hot plate. They also had a small refrigerator. Microwave ovens didn't exist then. My grandmother cooked lunch and dinner every day in that little space and washed the dishes in the tiny sink. She could make anything we wanted. My grandmother grew up in the depression era and was no stranger to making do with what she had available.
It depends on how good of a cook you are and now good you are improvising.
I would recommend an electric kettle; it will save you time and burner space*. If you are the noodle and boiled eggs variety of cook, you can go super cheap kind with a wide lid. I boiled eggs, made noodles, soup, etc with it in my teeny tiny dorm room.
If you can think on your feet then the rice cooker is a god-send and also will not burn your building down. In our house, the go to lazy dinner is frozen beans, lima, kidney, soy, and even corn, dumped on top of rice, and steamed together. When the rice is done, so is the side dish.
Rice cookers can also steam anything: veggies, buns, dumplings, sweet potatoes, and even protein. Though with meats, you will need to chop it thinly and spread it no more than an inch thick. It will cook in 30-40 minutes. You will need to experiment a bit. If it feels questionable, then either check the internal temp or just toss it back for another 10 minute steam.
Healthy and does not require constant vigilance.
*If you have the bucks and worried about safety, I would go with a convection burner. Won't have to worry about burning down the building.
You'd be amazed at what you can cook with just a coffee maker!
RobotLover -- I WOULD be amazed. Pls elaborate.
I have a full kitchen, but I also have an electric griddle and I love it. Mine has lasted forever, too. I had a less-than-ideal kitchen in my first college apartment, but I was still able to crank out pancake breakfasts for me and my friends on hungover mornings. You can pretty much make anything on it, and it stores easily because it's thin and flat.
Microwave and one of these induction cooktop sexy beasts
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If you had a single-burner hot plate for making pasta, soups, etc., an electric frying pan might be a good companion. They're cheap and portable (I bought mine when I was teaching, to cook at school with my students). They're large enough to use as a griddle, but have enough depth for things like spaghetti sauce and curry.
Coffee maker was my belly laugh for the day. Thanks robotlover : )
It really depends.
I lived without a kitchen last summer (well, not exactly -- I had access to a communal kitchen, but it was three floors down.) I used my George Foreman all the time to cook chicken breasts, burgers, sausages, kabobs, etc. I cooked rice, pasta and scrambled eggs in the microwave. What do you like to eat? What are you current go-to meals? I think once you've figured this out, it will be easier to tailor your "kitchen" to your needs. Some people eat a lot of rice while others are happy with salads. I'd say convection oven, slow cooker & George Foreman (or some kind of electric grill) for myself.
When I lived in NY for college I had no kitchen but I had a coffee maker. Besides providing coffee, a coffee maker gives you hot water that gets poured into a glass bowl. The instant meal options are endless. I loved making ramen noodles, mashed potatoes, oatmeal, tea, soup....so many things that you can do with just a bowl and hot water.
I agree with the counter top convection oven. I used to make all sorts of food with that thing living in a little 10x10 dorm room. My favorite was the lasagna rolls!
Why do people repeat what others have already written?
You might also add a crockpot to the list, as well.
I've done without a kitchen for about 6 months.
Apart from the Holy Trinity that has been mentioned before (toaster oven, microwave, hot plate) that I agree really do the trick, I'd also get creative with how you cook.
A few tips:
- Cook for three or four and refridgerate the rest, treat yourself to a microwave dinner every now and then.
- Buy a recipe book about cooking in the microwave (there is much more you can do with it than most people think).
- Learn how to cook simple.
- Even use techniques like cooking rice by starting it on the hot plate and let it steam in the pot in an old blanket if you really like a challenge :-) I use this when I'm camping, with the sleeping bag for the blanket.
Also, don't forget you also need a tap and drainage. Do you have that in the unit? If not, things will get really complicated. If possible, set your make shift kitchen up near a tap and near ventilation. But I'm sure you thought of that.
In the end, when I got tired of not having a kitchen, I also made do by eating heavy hot lunches at work and lighter salads in the evening at home, or by going to a good deli for freshly made lasagnas and other meals. I enjoyed the challenge, but I'm happy I've got a big kitchen now!
Good luck!
How to improvise a kitchen definitely depends on how you cook now. Some people get by really well with just a crock pot, for instance. And some appliances duplicate functions. You don't really need a coffee maker if you're going to use an electric kettle -- just get a Melitta drip filter cone to use when you make coffee. Likewise, you don't need a rice maker if you're getting a microwave. You can make rice in the microwave just fine. And there's lots of stuff you can do with just a Foreman grill -- the advantage there is that you can usually find a cheap one second hand at your local thrift store, so it's not a big investment.
But as others have suggested, setting up some sort of stable, comfortable-height prep space will be a good idea no matter what appliances you prioritize.
Also, since no one else has mentioned it -- if you do mostly Asian-style cooking you can do a lot worse than simply getting an electric wok. With a rice steamer, an electric wok can keep you in tasty stir-fry meals. (Caveat tho: the electric wok is a pain to wash, especially if you don't have a big sink, and Asian-style cooking tends to leave me with a lot more prep dishes to wash than some other styles.)
I would get a deep electric skillet rather than a hot plate. You won't need additional pans, and it can cook anything you want and double as a wok, too. Also a small crockpot, they make a 1-1/2 qt. one, I think. A toaster oven. And you don't need 2 mixing bowls! A salad bowl will do double duty for that. And you only need one 2-cup measuring cup and one combo measuring spoon. A big serving spoon can be a mixing spoon also. I'm sure you don't have a lot of space to store kitchen equipment, and I don't imagine you will be cooking for large numbers of people. Less is more.
I would suggest a plugg in griddle. I have one and its amazing, you can make more then just breakfast, you can do homemade burgers etc, and they are pretty cheap.
This may sound a little batty, but I can guarantee that you know someone with an electric fondue pot that never actually uses it and would be happy to donate it to you.
Though i have never made actual fondue in mine, it has been a life saver on big cooking occasions when my stove was already at max capacity, and i just needed to simmer one more thing. It cooks fast and hotter than a crockpot, and is easy to make soups and pasta dishes in, has a temperature control built in and can also be used as a warming dish. much like an electric skillet or wok, you can get hotter, more even temps than you would on a hotplate with a normal pot.
How bout "Slow Cooker"? I think it'll help :-)
Don't forget the sink! You can use anything from a large dishpan (http://www.amazon.com/Rubbermaid-2951-AR-BISQUE-11-4-Bisque/dp/B0000DINAX) or camp double basin(http://www.campingcomfortably.com/camping-sink-folding-double-wash-basin.html) to a portable sink (http://www.campingcomfortably.com/gsi-camp-gourmet-kitchen-table.html) (http://specialty-manf.com/Nellie1.html), depending on your budget.


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I have a lamp that sits on my back screened-in porch. The shade had seen better days. I wanted to have a fun fall decorating project, and changing out the lamp shade was a cheap decorating idea, that added some fun and whimsy.
This project cost me under $10! My kind of decorating!
I purchased this shade from the craft store. It was tall and lean, something I wish I was.
The outside cover of the lamp shade is the pattern you will use to cut your fabric.
I chose a fun gray and white chevron pattern. Lay the paper over your fabric, and outline it with a pen or pencil.
After I cut out the fabric, I trimmed 1/4 of an inch off the top and bottom to allow the lamp shade to show a little. More on that in a minute.
When you peel the darker paper from the lamp shade, this is the adhesive part. I recommend not peeling all of the paper off at once, but rather a section at a time.
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When you have covered all the way around the shade, you can either line the edges of the fabric together, or fold under like is pictured above. Either way works great.
Because I am decorating for fall with the shade, orange trim seemed perfect.
Add the trim with hot glue. Just make the glue lines very thin so they don't spill out past the trim.
I left some shade showing in order to paint a darker color under the trim. The color is called "soft black".
Once you have finished painting around the trim, carefully paint the inside seam of both the top and bottom of the shade.
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