I've linked below a thread about consolidating the cooking appliances. It gradually leads to a consensus that there ARE many good reasons to have one small or medium-small oven built in like the speed oven you are considering. Most people who enter a forum like this one or the kitchens forum are afraid of their own shadow and need a lot of handling. It's a compliment to you amphibious, to mention this and add that your ability to think for yourself is so well developed that you won't need more than a nudge to confirm to you what you have already figured out. ( I'll bet you are able to pick investments that you hold for years without concern for the latest news about the investment or the sector. ) A 24" oven has a lot of useable space. One GW member has posted often that her large cookie pans fit her 24" Miele perfectly without waste space on the sides, and that these same pans would go into any larger oven with more space on the sides but no advantage in terms of "fitting more things in". My cookie pans are 16.75" by 14" and they fit into my 24" oven. I have a turkey roaster, an enameled oval thing. It's 17.75" by 12.5" with handles not on the ends. It fits my 24" oven. Even though it's longest dimension is greater than the long side of the rectangular cookie sheet, it fits. One day, at resale, I can leave the turkey roaster in the oven so that buyers can see that it fits. Perception problem solved, if they have the willingness to believe what their eyes show them. Hth Here is a link that might be useful: Future of Counter Top Cooker Appliances

From what I understand, no matter whose name the debt was in, if they were married, he is 50% responsible for the repayment of that debt. There was an article in the paper the other night about a women who had been divorced several years, her ex was killed in an accident and she was contacted by one of his creditors about a $3000 credit card bill he had. She explained that they had been divorced for several years and they said that he had never removed her name from the account, so she was liable for his debt. Talk about a blow. His relatives refuse to pay the card off with the proceeds from his estate as well. I agree with landmarker, she needs to start with a good lawyer and fast.

I am extremely security conscious obviously, I use hard nonsense passwords and rarely ever use the same password for anything , for security sensitive sites I never use the same and always use hardened password. I have one notebook I keep everything written down in, I keep it in a secure locked location, I do NOT put them on my pc and NEVER in my email account if your email is hacked they have access to every single one of your accounts and passwords that is the biggest no no of them all because email accounts are so easily hacked these days. For those doing that I urge you to reconsider!!! If someone manages to break into my house past me and my husband and dogs and our weapons and manage to steal my computers and also find the locked location of my password book and break into that and find that particular notebook then they can have it because I will be cold and dead by then. And I would imagine they will be shedding a little blood too. The only other location is in a lock drawer in a completely separate location, not in my home, in case of a fire or catastrophe here. I never allow the browser to remember passwords and never ever keep any type of password or registration info in my email since email is so insecure.

Thank you Tamara. I still can't find this actual thread (I lost it, haha), but I found this in my profile. That's good to know about search; hopefully I'll get used to it and it will be more useful than annoying. I'm not one who takes change well, and I admit I lost my temper a little yesterday, but I will try to be more patient. I found a thread that mentioned the "first name" trick, which is how I have Rosecandy displayed. Am I correct in believing that other users can see all the recent threads I looked at? If so is there a way to stop that? I like my privacy. ...and now I found the thread, *whew!*