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from Chandler Az
Comments about Whirlpool 27" Black Combination Microwave Electric Wall Oven:
I bought this about 4 months ago, strictly because I like what it looked like. As many have said before, the noise is horrible. The fan runs for almost an hour after the oven is turned off, and is extremely loud, and annoying. The oven takes much longer than any of my other ovens i've had to preheat. The controls are not very intuitive, all could be overlooked, except that noisy fan, its really bad
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Very easy to use
By mlp
from Carrollton TX
Love it. So glade I purchased it.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By Cfcue1
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The oven heats food just like its suppose to. What more do you need? Well it does look nice and is easy to use. The racks are well built and have a nice grip handle. Drawbacks: The fan does run a long time and can be difficult to hear the timer sound with the fan running constantly. I guess the fans are on all new ovens. My big complaint is that the touch panel control shows EVERY fingerprint. I mean it looks like a crime scene by the end of the day.
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Whirlpool appliances came standard with my new home build. We did not have options for any other manufacturer. Have never owned Whirlpool... and will not buy them in the future. I have the model WOC54E built in microwave and combination lower oven. Oven is loud (fan runs to keep the exterior of door cool to touch while operating oven). Fan runs for 30-45 min after you turn the oven off. You almost get used to the noise.My real problem is with the microwave oven which has now stopped working after only 3 years. It is going to take 7-10 for delivery guy to get replacement parts -- and will cost me $600-800 to repair it. That seems pretty exorbitant given the appliance is only 3 years old (and cost to repair it is more than 25% the cost of the combo unit brand new).Very disappointed.
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By Big Jim
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We previously had a white-faced combination microwave and oven. We have replaced it with the stainless steel model (WOC54EC7AS) which looks really classy - and performs very well - particularly as it is fairly near the stainless steel cook-top range we have. Great products; dependable name and function.
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Its been about a month since we have been using it. The oven heats up quickly and cools quickly also. So far everything I have cooked in it has came out perfect. No issues at all. There is a nice amount of space inside of the oven and microwave. I can fit a large turkey pan inside !! Very happy about that. I just have to get used to the sound of the air blowing while the oven is heating or cooling. Very clean looking set up, it gives my kitchen the new touch that it needed.
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Microwave has required fixes twice now - Motivator replacement and also now replacing the turntable motor. Oven cooks unevenly unless you give it an extra 30-40 minutes to heat to temp.
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Product was delivered as promised and installed without any problems
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Have been using a 40 year old double oven for 13 years and it was finally time for a change. Very attractive so it updates kitchen instantly. So far it's very user friendly and cooks well. Looking forward to trying out the steam clean.
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Pro: I really like this oven. It's beautiful. It gives me more internal space than my old 27" oven. I especially like the lighted display. It make it easy to use.Con: The microwave is a little light at 900 watts and the oven fan is a little whistlely (noisy).
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Last Wednesday, the day after this year's US presidential election, I posted a statement here I called An open letter to the Republican Party in which I outlined my dismay and disappointment with my own political party, the republicans.
My goal, as much as anything, was simply to get off my chest the things I've been feeling for some time now. Things that make me less and less supportive of both my own party's actions and the actions of politicians in general.
I posted a link to it on Facebook mostly because I hoped a few of my friends might at least take a look. Really, I expected it to end right there.
I couldn't have been much more wrong.
In the five days it's been up, my blog post has been viewed almost nine thousand times. My Facebook link to the post has been re-shared well over 100 times. And, I've been engaged in long and mostly-thoughtful discussions on the topic here in the blog, in Facebook, and via that old standby, e-mail.
I couldn't be more surprised nor, if I had to admit, more pleased.
Because, what I've learned is that I am not alone in my disappointment. Maybe misery really does love company, but with regard to what I perceive to be a problem like this, the only chance of getting it to change is to have a lot of people determined to change it.
And, from what little I can see from here on the second floor in Columbus, Ohio, there is a lot of support out there for a change. Not an Obama change, a real change. A change in the way our government works or, more to the point, doesn't.
I have been heartened by the passion and the support I've seen for my meager words. Minus a few respondents from the far right fringe, there has been an amazingly supportive stream of responses from people on both sides of the aisle.
What this has done for me is confirm what I believe to be the passion in our country for a real change of dialog. A return to a more civil level of discourse and to people with differing ideas working together to find the best possible compromise for our country.
People have been asking me how to make it happen and the real answer is, I'm not sure.
Having said that, I think our country is at the point of almost begging for a revolution of thought. Not a revolution of arms--nothing so radical as that--but a change in the workings of the political system and the way all of us deal with it.
As a practical matter, it would be incredibly difficult to try to create another political party. Look at the Libertarians or, for that matter, the Tea Party. It might actually be that the Libertarians are what we're all looking for in a political party but it's pretty hard to know. With Joe Lieberman as your headline guy, I think it's pretty hard to get a lot of passion going among the millions of people it would take to make a real difference.
More to the point, if the way you win elections is with billions of dollars of support, I don't see anybody other than the two major parties--including the Libertarians--getting that in the short term. But I could be wrong.
Unfortunately, I think it's probably almost as hard to imagine making a substantial change in the Republican party, although I have to say I think they are closer to being willing to consider new ideas than they've been in a long while. But they have a lot of baggage, so I'm less enthusiastic than I'd like to be. Still, it might be possible.
What we need in any workable scenario is a groundswell of support from the people. At the end of the day, that's the only thing that can heavily influence change. Corporations and the wealthy on both sides can pour their multiple millions into the support of whatever they like, but at the end of the day we still have voting, and it's the tally from that which is the final determinant.
I think the timing for something like this is pretty good. If the response to my little blog post is any indication of the pent-up passion out there, and I think it is, it seems like there are a LOT of people ready for some kind of substantive change.
I've been thinking more and more that if there is a solution to this, it may lie in some combination of technology and media. If you look at the power literally sitting in all our hands to communicate widely and immediately through things like Facebook and Twitter and all the rest of it, there is the possibility of the basis for a solution.
Maybe, just maybe, there's a way to leverage the power of these technologies, the masses of people, and the determination that there has to be a better way to work to build an effective and influential base without spending the billions of dollars it took Mitt Romney to lose.
And, I think we need a Rush Limbaugh / Bill Mahr type of media person for sensible government. The problem is, sensible thought and reasonable discourse are not likely to be nearly so entertaining as the ranting and raving of those guys. But it seems like we need someone able to call a spade a spade and to help reinforce the imagination and the will of those who want to see substantive change.
I'm a great believer that every problem has a solution if you can just figure it out, including this one. I'm not sure how one begins such a thing.
I'd sure love to hear your ideas.
1. Carol Sanders03/04/2016 02:48:07 PM
I don't have any wonderful ideas. I think the change HAS to come from inside the Republican party, but I don't know how to start to engineer that. I'm not a Republican; I'm registered with no party affiliation, so I'm not a Democrat either. But I am interested in any path to sanity, because I believe we're not currently on that path. I'll go out on a limb that might offend conservatives out there, but I believe Fox News is a big part of the problem. Just my opinion, but there it is. I firmly believe that in a world of 24 hour news networks, the conservative agenda needs a platform, but I don't believe Fox News is it. Your examples of Bill Maher and Rush Limbaugh are apt, but I have to say that I can name so many more at Fox News that are too extreme. The left has more as plenty of proponents as well, but through my lens they aren't as extreme. There's my take. Hopefully something will happen soon to start to turn this around.
2. Luke03/04/2016 02:48:07 PM
" It might actually be that the Libertarians are what we're all looking for in a political party but it's pretty hard to know. With Joe Lieberman as your headline guy..."
3. Nathan T. Freeman03/04/2016 02:48:07 PM
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@2 Yeah, I was confused by that as well. What does Joe Lieberman have to do with Libertarians?
Gary Johnson was the 2012 Libertarian candidate for President.
4. Scott Good03/04/2016 02:48:07 PM
Homepage: http://www.scottgood.com
Hah! My bad. Lieberman is an Independent. If you'd asked me to name a Libertarian, Lieberman was the only name I could come up with. Therefore, he was my first impression. Wrong, but first. Apologies around.
5. Tim Tripcony03/04/2016 02:48:07 PM
There are over 300 million Americans. If you want a billion dollars, just convince every citizen to donate $3.
6. Rob McDonagh03/04/2016 02:48:07 PM
Wow, no wonder almost nobody voted Libertarian, if people thought Joe Lieberman was the party's standard bearer. heh...
Seriously, Scott, did you ever see John Rogers' "I Miss Republicans" post from a few years back? If not, Google it - it's all about how Republicans used to be the grownups in the country, the "science guys" in suits who actually DID the math and figured out what would or wouldn't work. It's worth a look.
7. Scott Good03/04/2016 02:48:07 PM
Homepage: http://www.scottgood.com
Thanks Rob. I'll look it up!
8. Michael G. Smith03/04/2016 02:48:07 PM
I think one of the big problems is the truly bright people that want to get into politics to make a difference may be turned off by the constant scrutiny of the 24 hour news cycles and the micro analyzing of every word that comes out of your mouth. Why subject yourself and your family to that when you can just as easily be successful in the private sector? What you're left with is the idealogues on both sides who are in politics only to push an agenda - not to work towards sensible solutions.
9. Scott Good03/04/2016 02:48:07 PM
Homepage: http://www.scottgood.com
OK, here's the "I miss Republicans" link and, despite being 8 years old, pretty much right on the mark: http://kfmonkey.blogspot.com/2004/12/i-miss-republicans.html "Terrorists don't have missiles. Terrorists have VANS.
10. Gary Harkey03/04/2016 02:48:07 PM
I think it's ironic that mathematically 10% of the vote (the independents) elects the President. Both parties are polar opposites of each other taking 45% of the vote each. I vote Republican because I believe in 60% of what the party stands for. I'm sure Democrats do the same. I think the only third party that has a chance would be a Moderate party that attracts both Democrats and Republicans but also independents. Both parties need to kick the socialist and Tea Party to the side and find the middle ground.


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While I was in New York for Fashion Week, Megan over at Clinique made sure I had a sample of Clinique's Almost Powder, a new foundation, that also comes with build-in SPF 15. This product utilizes new technology in pressing and processing that ends up making production take twice as long as a normal powder would. It's even produced exclusively in Japan!
I've been wearing Almost Powder for the past week or so, and I have to say, I do like it. I don't think it is going to replace my holy grail Studio Fix Fluid (liquid), mostly because I like liquid foundation and the coverage. However, there are many days where SFF is just a tad too heavy, or I'm not really needing a foundation of that nature. I find Almost Powder perfect for everyday, incredibly natural-looking skin. The powder is incredibly silky, and it feels lightweight. The compact includes a sponge, but I also tried Clinique's powder brush ($30.00) with it. I found the sponge was better at reducing any "powdery" spots, and it was a lot faster. I'm personally not a fan of sponge technology (just seems like it is a bacterial growth zone!), so I tend to opt for the brush method. The brush was SO soft, and I liked it for initial application and buffing later with a buffer brush.
The coverage you get is lightweight to light-medium coverage. It basically gave me natural coverage, so I didn't look cakey or really like I was wearing any foundation–which is always a plus. I would definitely need to look into concealers if I wanted to wear this on more acne-prone days, though, since it covers, but not quite enough (though not many lightweight foundations do this, so it's not really a negative).
What sells this foundation is how soft it is and how nicely it settles into the skin. If you're looking for a more polished look, without looking like you're wearing makeup, this is right up your alley. This is perfect for those on-the-go, and anyone who wants to keep foundation light, minimal, but something that works and really evens out skin tone.
Availability: March 2008 at counters and www.clinique.com, but currently available for preview at QVC.
Per-fekt Beauty – Per-fekt Skin Perfection Gel & Body Perfection Gel
per-fekt skin perfection gel & body perfection gel
Skin Perfection Gel ($57.50) is designed to act as a "second skin" with enough color to give an "airbrushed finish." The product should improve skin tones, even and smooth complextion, and disguise minor imperfections. There are also some anti-aging and moisturizing benefits wrapped up in this dynamic pseudo-foundation. It is available in five shades: translucent, luminous, radiant, rich ideal, and decadent. It applies easily, and the company recommends using fingertips to pat and smooth onto skin.
I like that the product is free of oil, parabens, talc, and fragrances. I loved how smooth my skin felt after application. It also felt weightless — I really couldn't tell I was wearing anything on my ace; it felt more like I had just put on a thin layer of moisturizer than a product meant to help even out skin and give the appearance of smoothness while covering a few skin flaws. In terms of coverage, I could have used more, but I tend to like light to medium coverage. However, this is such an ideal way to get a flawless skin look with less product. For those who hate the way foundation feels (cakey and whatnot), Skin Perfection Gel is the solution! It's also a great product for summer or lazy days when you want something light, not at all heavy, and something that's practically grab-and-go.


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Snowmass celebrates 34 years of Fat Tuesday revelry with the biggest Mardi Gras bash in the mountains. From a midafternoon madcap parade to a fireworks show on Fanny Hill, this authentic fete offers Cajun fun for every age. Don't miss the 24th Annual Mother of All Ascensions Race that morning!
Face Painters & Performers: 2:00pm-3:45pm
Bead Toss: 3:00pm-4:00pm
Parade: 4:00pm-4:30pm
Fireworks: 7:30pm
Keep your eyes peeled for KSNO the Mammoth's Elizabeth Drolet, doing live broadcasts from the Mall all afternoon! And tune in to 103.9 for Mardi Gras themed music all day!
Interested in participating in the Mardi Gras Parade?
Download and submit an application:
Snowmass Mardi Gras Float App 2016
Click below to download the 2016 poster:
The New Belgium Ranger Station
Happy Hour from 3:00pm-6:00pm with
$2-off Beer Pints
$1-off Wines by the Glass and Wells
$7 Pretzel Rolls
$9 Bison Chili Nachos
$10 NOLA Hurricanes ALL DAY*
*While supplies last.
Bia Hoi
Food & Drink Specials ALL NIGHT in the bar!
Free beads and giveaways
Zane's Tavern
Crawfish Boil – ALL DAY*
*11:00am until they're gone!
Happy Hour from 3:00pm-5:00pm with 50 cent wings, $2.75 Bud Pints and $10.00 Bud Pitchers.
Venga Venga
ALL DAY Fat Tuesday Specials
$6 Hurricanes, House Margaritas & Sangria
$4 Bottle & Draft Beer
$6 Tequila Shooters & Fireball Shooters
DJ Dylan playing from 2:30pm-8:00pm
3:00pm-7:00pm: Deck Party!
7:00pm-Close: Fat Tuesday Celebration
Gwyn's High Alpine
Mother of All Ascensions Mardi Gras Breakfast
Featuring Bananas Foster Pancackes & Beignets
Serving Stone Crab Po'boys, Dirty Rice, Gumbo & King Cake for lunch
Hurricane specials available at the bar
Come dressed in your carnival finest!
Creole Shrimp Boil w/ andouille, corn, potatoes & edamame
Hot Sausage Po'boys & Fried soft shell crabs!
On Mountain
On Mountain dining is featuring Mardi Gras-themed specials and celebrations at Sam's Smokehouse, Ullrhof, Elk Camp and Lynn Britt Cabin!
Sam's Smokehouse will be offering special Sliders, Crayfish Étouffée and Sazeracs!
– Slider: slow smoked suckling pig on a sweet potato roll with red pepper moustarda and ginger slaw Fresh Water Crayfish Étouffée & Corn Crusted Catfish – served over white rice, Sazerac – Woody Creek Rye Whiskey, Grand Absente Absinthe, Bitters, & Lemon Twist
Ullrhof is serving up fried shrimp po boys and Creole Shrimp & Grits. Enjoy a Bananas Foster waffle for desert!
Elk Camp Restaurant will have muffalettas, blackened gulf snapper on the rotisserie, Chicken, Shrimp & Sausage Gumbo, and Bananas Foster in a Jar.
Lynn Britt Cabin will have a crawfish boil and chicken gumbo. Hurricanes on special at the bar.
The Stew Pot
Mardi Gras specials include Jambalaya, Gumbo & Hurricanes!
The Edge at The Timberline
Come celebrate Fat Tuesday with a 3 course meal at the Edge Restaurant and Bar. $24.95. 4:00pm-9:00pm. Regular menu available.
Base Camp Bar & Grill
Come enjoy New Orleans inspired cocktails and eats.
Featuring drink specials all day and night!
2 DJ's – 2 Parties!
Dance party on the patio with DJ Drave
Drink Specials
Bead Toss
Snowboard Giveaway!
DJ Ronnie upstairs
Drink and Shot Specials
$20 Cover – which includes 1 drink ticket
Mountain Bayou
Serving authentic Gumbo, Red Beans & Rice and BBQ shrimp all day!
Drink specials available from 3pm-6pm.
Date: February 9th, 2016
Time: 4:00 PM - 8:30 PM
Location: Base Village and Snowmass Village Mall
Base Village and Snowmass Village Mall
Snowmass Village , CO 81615


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The ERAs of Ryan Vogelsong and James McDonald are among the NL's five best, but neither pitcher will be taking part in Tuesday's All-Star game.
That could leave them with an extra bit of motivation in their final starts before the break.
The Giants have won 10 of Vogelsong's past 11 starts heading into Saturday's duel with McDonald, who looks to win his fourth straight outing while helping the Pirates avoid rare back-to-back home losses.
An unmitigated disaster while posting a 6.94 ERA in 33 starts spanning four seasons in Pittsburgh, Vogelsong's career has been reborn with San Francisco (46-38). After posting a 2.28 first-half ERA in 2011 to earn an All-Star spot, Vogelsong (7-3, 2.26 ERA) leads the NL in that category so far this season.
He didn't get the call this July despite going at least seven innings while allowing two or fewer runs in 10 of his last 12 starts. That's how long he lasted again Sunday immediately after manager Bruce Bochy told him he was left off the All-Star roster, yielding only a two-run homer and two singles in the Giants' 4-3 walk-off win over Cincinnati.
"He pitches with an edge. That works for him," Bochy told the team's official website. "He had the same focus that I've seen. That's why I talked to him early (about the snub); I didn't want him getting the news late. His focus was on the game today and he pitched another great game."
Vogelsong, who's pitching for the second time as a visitor at PNC Park, is 1-2 with a 4.76 ERA in three starts against the Pirates (46-37).
McDonald (8-3, 2.45) hasn't been quite as consistent as Vogelsong, but he's won his last three starts behind an astounding 26 runs of support. He overcame a rocky first inning that featured three walks and a run to hold Houston to one more run over the next six in Monday's 11-2 win.
"Happy the way I recovered,'' said McDonald, who has the NL's fourth-best ERA. "I think that's the big difference between last year and this year. I would have let things start to spiral. This year, I'm better at recovering and picking myself back up and getting to it.''
Run support hasn't been there when the right-hander has faced San Francisco. McDonald is 1-3 with a 3.97 ERA in four starts against the Giants as his teams have given him a total of one run of support.
The Pirates managed just one hit against Matt Cain on April 13 at AT&T Park as McDonald allowed three runs in 5 2-3 innings.
He'll take the mound trying to help the Pirates avoid their first back-to-back losses at home since May 22-23. Pittsburgh led 3-0 after three innings in Friday's opener before the Giants scored five times off Erik Bedard in the fourth and snapped a three-game skid with a 6-5 win.
"After a tough series in Washington, one of our harder losses that we've had all year last night, flying in here, that's a great way to bounce back,'' Bochy said.
While Vogelsong and McDonald won't be headed to Kansas City, they'll each be pitching to an outfielder who is.
San Francisco's Melky Cabrera homered and singled Friday for his 25th multihit game in his last 50. He's the majors' second-leading hitter behind Pittsburgh's Andrew McCutchen, who tripled and had three hits to raise his average to .360 in his 12th multihit contest in his last 19.
McCutchen and Pedro Alvarez, who rank second and third in the majors in OPS since June 16, are a combined 2 for 15 with eight strikeouts versus Vogelsong.