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Andrew D. Pelto, 26, Duluth, driving after revocation, fined $200; texting/use of electronic device while driving, fined $50.

Lazy Sundays (or any other day, for that matter), are always improved by hot, crispy waffles. It gets even better if you can make them at home, and this ThinkGeek product has the added benefit of producing waffles in the shape of your favorite moon-sized superweapon. The waffles aren’t quite as big as the movie Death Star, but they do feature trenches and laser emitters accurate to the film’s design. In addition, it equips non-stick cooking surfaces to keep everything intact.

The VaporLux 5000 Pro steam/vapor machine from VaporLux, Roseville, Mich., includes a cart, tool tray and tools, and runs on 110V electricity. The UL-listed machine has a boiler capacity of 3.7L and vapor pressure of 72 psi. The boiler is made of 304 stainless steel and the cart is powder-coated steel.

The first time I experienced scrubbing cheese dip from the bottom of the Ace, I thought to myself “I hate this thing.” But then, when taco and nacho night came around again, I ran right to the Ace Blender to make cheese dip. What does that mean? I suppose it means the Ace’s ability to easily make great food outweighs my frustration with the cleaning process. Or, maybe I just love cheese dip.

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"We did well that summer. Dad said, ‘It looks like you’re serious.’ And the rest is history," said Barry. "We had our 70th anniversary this year and my goal is to get to the 100th anniversary and then get the hell out of here," he jokes. "I’ll be 87, then."

She is also known for her charity work, completing the London Marathon in April 2011, and raising £2,000 for children’s charity Variety GB. From Cancer Research, Help for Heroes and the Naked Heart foundation, Charlotte has selflessly raised money for many worthwhile causes. More recently she participated in a cycling expedition around Sri Lanka for the Genesis Research Trust, cycling 390km over five days.

The big-group era of hip-hop began in the 1970s, before its music was ever recorded. Inner city black and Latinx youths threw block parties in the South Bronx, where large crowds would congregate in clubs or on streets. Back then, there was strength in numbers.

With big ice, “that drink temperature and dilution are going to stay consistent for a pretty extended period of time,” Castro explains. “If you have a really nice whiskey or a really nice bourbon, you want to serve it over a big rock, because then you have a long time to finish it before it turns into a swamp.” Castro calls large ice your “insurance policy” against ice melting quickly and turning your drink watery.

A few weeks ago, at Una Pizza Napoletana, a restaurant on the Lower East Side, I ate a spectacular vanilla ice cream made by Fabian von Hauske Valtierra, one of the chefs there. It was dense, smooth, and relatively soft; the flavor was fresh and milky, with a hint of vanilla and a potent undercurrent of salt. The other day, on Instagram, when von Hauske Valtierra posted a photo of a spoonful of it and suggested, in the caption, that he doesn’t cook his base before churning it, I wondered if his recipe might be a good candidate for making in a bag.

Just down the road from Plymouth, Miranda Hart was born in Torquay, Devon. She is one of the most well known female comedians of the century. She began her career with drama training at the Academy of Live and and Recorded arts before moving on to write material for the Edinburgh fringe festival and making appearances in various British sitcoms.

One of the biggest challenges of making Straight Outta Compton, it turned out, was cramming three decades’ worth of N.W.A’s struggles, triumphs, infighting and eventual breakup, as well as Eazy-E’s death, into a two-hour, 22-minute film. Initial cuts clocked in at more than three hours. A scene referencing Cube’s sister, who was killed by her police-officer boyfriend in 1981 — a fact that adds some con­text to his anti-police lyrics — ended up on the editing-room floor. "We had to make sure we wasn’t going off into those nooks and crannies," says Cube with a shrug.