Comments for research http://research.rolfes.org possibly useful information Sun, 06 Jul 2008 20:32:51 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 Comment on Adjusting the simmer flame on a gas stove by Joe http://research.rolfes.org/home/adjusting-the-simmer-flame-on-a-gas-stove/#comment-38 Joe Sun, 09 Mar 2008 19:30:41 +0000 http://research.rolfes.org/?p=96#comment-38 thank you thank you thank you.... i too had the same experience as above... i put up with it for 4 years. I feel like I just got a brand new stove! AND the pictures are awesome! thanks a million... cheers! thank you thank you thank you…. i too had the same experience as above… i put up with it for 4 years. I feel like I just got a brand new stove! AND the pictures are awesome!
thanks a million… cheers!

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]]> Comment on Adjusting the simmer flame on a gas stove by Jenn http://research.rolfes.org/home/adjusting-the-simmer-flame-on-a-gas-stove/#comment-18 Jenn Mon, 02 Apr 2007 18:35:47 +0000 http://research.rolfes.org/?p=96#comment-18 You officially rock my socks for posting this. My husband and I just purchased a home and had the very same stove installed and converted from natural gas to propane. After a week of burning everything from grilled cheese sandwiches to vegetables to bacon, sausage and pancakes (the last three were all done last night), and thus setting off my smoke alarm and deafening everyone in the house, I went to google to try and find an answer on how to adjust the simmer flame. Your site was the first result. My husband is adjusting our stove right now. :) Thank you so much! You officially rock my socks for posting this. My husband and I just purchased a home and had the very same stove installed and converted from natural gas to propane.

After a week of burning everything from grilled cheese sandwiches to vegetables to bacon, sausage and pancakes (the last three were all done last night), and thus setting off my smoke alarm and deafening everyone in the house, I went to google to try and find an answer on how to adjust the simmer flame. Your site was the first result.

My husband is adjusting our stove right now. :) Thank you so much!

]]> Comment on Roundup of prepaid cell phone plans and USA coverage maps by Baxter1 http://research.rolfes.org/cell-phones/roundup-of-prepaid-cell-phone-plans-and-usa-coverage-maps/#comment-17 Baxter1 Fri, 30 Mar 2007 16:01:29 +0000 http://research.rolfes.org/?p=70#comment-17 ....very good information here on prepaid wireless -- Thanks ! There are always tradeoffs on price & quality of service. The one-year, no hassle plans look good to me... but the coverage area is worrisome, if traveling. I'd like an inexpensive cell phone/service for infrequent use -- a phone I can toss in my car glove-compartment and forget about -- until I need it for an occasional call, or emergency. ….very good information here on prepaid wireless — Thanks !

There are always tradeoffs on price & quality of service.

The one-year, no hassle plans look good to me… but the coverage area is worrisome, if traveling.

I’d like an inexpensive cell phone/service for infrequent use –
a phone I can toss in my car glove-compartment and forget about — until I need it for an occasional call, or emergency.

]]> Comment on Roundup of prepaid cell phone plans and USA coverage maps by orb9220 http://research.rolfes.org/cell-phones/roundup-of-prepaid-cell-phone-plans-and-usa-coverage-maps/#comment-13 orb9220 Mon, 01 Jan 2007 02:29:44 +0000 http://research.rolfes.org/?p=70#comment-13 You did not include net10 which is a flat .10 cents a minute with number of days depended on card. 100 min is good for 60 days for $30 and your excess mins rollover. Which comes to $15 a month and worked great for me here in Portland,Or. For $40 I got a motorola c139 and 100 mins at office depot. You did not include net10 which is a flat .10 cents a minute with number of days depended on card. 100 min is good for 60 days for $30 and your excess mins rollover. Which comes to $15 a month and worked great for me here in Portland,Or.

For $40 I got a motorola c139 and 100 mins at office depot.

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