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I'm looking to replace my PTFE (i.e. Teflon) non-stick fry/sautee pan and my abused (by houseguests) fry/sautee pans with an inexpensive set on non-sticks. My requirements are: Non-PFTE non-stick OK to put in oven and broiler (up to 450 degrees or so) Less that $100 for 2. I'm willing to go over $100 if you can convince me. Here are some examples of what I'm looking at: All-Clad B3 2 Piece Fry set Calphalon Contemporary Non-Stick 10" and 12" Omelette Pans Calphalon Unison Non-Stick 10" and 12" Omelette Pans I've found all of these at Bed, Bath and Beyond. I like shopping there as I have a -20% coupon. I'm not tied to BBB. I'm leaning to the All-Clad as I know that Jacob really likes All-Clad products. But I am still undecided and would love to hear your recommendations.

and asleep so it goes fast.

Probably differential equations and tensors. Nothing too tough.

Happy Birthday, Knucks! :prettyprincess:

Congrats, Jacob. Don't worry about math. I'm sure that you could trade cooking for tutoring with either Shelly or CJ.

Sorry about the work situation, Peter.

Happy Birthday! :prettyprincess:

Happy Birthday, Jacob! Enjoy your first "domestic" birthday. :prettyprincess:

Happy Birthday! :prettyprincess: Hope it was great.

Happy Birthday, Steve! :prettyprincess: Have a great one. Greg, how about a birthday lunch for Steve soon?

Thanks everybody. I had a quiet day yesterday home with my animals. It was nice.

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all.

Happy Holiday Birthday, guys! :prettyprincess:

Very belated Happy Birthday, guys! :prettyprincess:

Very belated Happy Birthday! :prettyprincess:

Right now they are having a Christmas sale of 60% off.

Everything I've read indicates that his mother was doing exactly as you suggest. Now what?

Gene, you forgot to mention how much they also like shovels. Good luck Jacob. I think that the only luck you'll need is getting the letters of recommendation in on time.

I'll let Dusty answer for himself, Steve. But my reading of what he wrote is that he is using the imposition of no gay marriage as one of those things he doesn't like. So I think that you two are in agreement here.

^This. Have a great Christmas in the Pacific, Raffy. Everybody else have a great holiday season or just great days, as appropriate.

Me too. I'd much rather have a Seamaster than a similar Rolex.

@Ryan - Of course we don't want to arm teachers and other private citizens in the hope that it will reduce or end these kinds of shootings. I shudder to think how untrained (or poorly trained) armed people would react in such a situation. Take for example the "Batman" movie theater shooting. If everybody in the theater would have been armed, I suspect that many more people would have died due to the panicked movie goers wildly shooting in an attempt to defend themselves. IMO, one of the biggest, if not the biggest reasons we have more gun violence than other first and second world countries is that we have a "gun culture". It's culturally drummed into our heads from an early age that using guns are a good way to solve problems. Our movies reflect it. Our computer games reflect it. Our literature reflect it. Our foreign policy often reflects it. Unfortunately the reality of using guns to solve problems rarely matches our cultural beliefs. Until we can change this gun culture, we will continue have gun violence incidents.

One victim, the shooter's mother, was armed. The shooter used guns she owned to shoot her and the others. Being armed not only didn't help her, it helped lead to her death. When it comes to guns and gun ownership, you're a paranoid idiot. Now I can go back to ignoring the nonsense you post.

Belated Happy Birthday. :prettyprincess: