Wear-Ever Half Size Natural Finish Aluminum Sheet Pan, 17-3/4x12-7/8x1 on Amazon™

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Wear-Ever Half Size Natural Finish Aluminum Sheet Pan, 17-3/4x12-7/8x1

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NSF Approved with open bead for easy cleaning
"Highly Recommended" by Cooks Illustrated Magazine
Hard matte finish for easy clean-up
Fits most standard size ovens
Heavy duty 13 gauge aluminum construction

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All you need to know - Cook's Illustrated WINNING PAN * * *
After looking through customer reviews on Amazon for the "Lincoln Foodservice Half-Size Heavy Duty Sheet Pan," I came away with more questions than answers. I wanted the sheet pan that Cook's Illustrated/America's Test Kitchen named their winner, but there were so many conflicting reviews about whether this pan was/was not the winning model. So I set out on a quest, and this is what I learned:------------------------------------------------------------------In 2007 Cook's Illustrated/America's Test Kitchen published the results of their baking sheet (jelly roll pan) equipment review. The winning sheet pan rated "highly recommended" was the 13-gauge aluminum Lincoln Foodservice Half-Size Heavy Duty sheet pan. Cook's listed Superior Products as a source for this pan, and MISTAKENLY listed the model number as 806188, and this is where the confusion starts.806188 is Superior Product's ITEM number for this sheet pan sold on their website. If you visit the site...
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April 9, 2010 (Out West) | Helpful Votes: 592 | Rating: 5

Excellent pan!!
I also chose this pan because of the recommendation on America's Test Kitchen. I preheated this pan at 475 and baked honey drizzled sweet potatoes on it. It didn't stick, was easy to clean..and most definitely didn't warp. I noticed the picture someone posted of their pan that warped. The bottom of mine looks different. It says No. 5303, Lincoln-Wearever. Fort Wayne, In. Made in USA 2007-4. I wondered if maybe they had received a different pan. This pan was everything America's Test Kitchen said it would be. I have no regrets at all..it's as close to perfect as a 1/2 sheet pan can be!
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February 18, 2008 (Lumberton, NC United States) | Helpful Votes: 57 | Rating: 5

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Redco wear-ever open bead half-size sheet pan, 12-7/8" durable, warp resistant half-size sheet pans from wear-ever are perfect cooking and baking equipment. accommodating storage, these half size pans are made of the same materials as the full size, only with smaller dimensions. height: 1" width: 12-7/8" depth: 17-3/4" 13 gauge and open bead rust resistant nsf listed made in the usa 117701 Top to learn more

The item description is currently wrong...
The item description states that the product is "Constructed from 3003 and 3004 aluminum alloys for durability". This is not the case. It can't be both. If it is the 13-gauge (the items states that it is) it is 3004 aluminum alloy. The 3003 is the thinner 18-gauge aluminum alloy. This is directly from Lincolns website (lincolnsmallwares (dot) com/Prod_Detail2.cfm?id=74)The product number for the 3004 aluminum alloy is 5314. The 5314 is the only one that is NSF certified and is the one that Cooks Illustrated tested. If you do not receive the 5314 from this seller you should return and demand a full refund.(I gave this item 4 stars as that was what it was rated when I posted).
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January 16, 2009 (Melbourne, AU) | Helpful Votes: 29 | Rating: 4

CIA 23304 Masters Collection 12 Inch x 17 Inch Wire Cooling Rack, Chrome Plate Steel

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Sturdy construction
Top honors from national cooking magazine in 2008
Chrome over steel construction
Closely spaced wires prevent 'sagging'
Fits 1/2 sheet pan

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multitasker
We bought this along with the Lincoln Food Service Sheet Pan Half size, which it fits exactly. They make a great pair for cooking bacon in the oven and the rack cleans up easily in the dishwasher. We're completely satisfied.
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April 27, 2008 (Richmond, VA USA) | Helpful Votes: 33 | Rating: 5

Very pleased
Looked everywhere for a rack of this size to fit my baking pans, and could not find the right size anywhere. Have used it now for several months and love the fit and quality.
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March 8, 2007 (Houston, Tx) | Helpful Votes: 25 | Rating: 5

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The Culinary Institute of America has come together with their Master Chef's to develop a line of exceptional kitchenware for the home chef. This 12"x17" coolign rack is a perfect example of the thoughtful details they have put into their product development, and because of that this piece won "Top Honors" in December of 2008 from one of the most well regarded kitchen magazines in the U.S. Sturdy construction, closely spaced wires, and the fact that this piece fits perfectly in a 1/2 sheet pan make this a must have for any kitchen. Top to learn more

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The Broken Window: A Lincoln Rhyme Novel (Lincoln Rhyme Novels)

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A 'Learning' Experience
In the newest of the Lincoln Rhyme novels, Jeffery Deaver explores the world of identity fraud and the fact that there are people out there learning things about us that we are unlikely to want them to know. At the same time, he shows the ways in which they are doing this--the security issues which they face, the volume of computer memory required for the task and the precise sorts of information which they seek. Needless to say, this is as creepy as it is contemporary.There are two villains at work--one at the periphery of the story, a man faced by Rhyme in the past, and one at the center, known to Rhyme and the members of his team as 522 (who recently struck on 5/22). Since he refers to all of them by number as well, this is appropriate.The focus here is on forensics and computers, with a dash of abnormal psychology. The villain is plausible, nasty, and in for a major confrontation, though not quite the confrontation he might have expected. Amelia is in...
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June 18, 2008 (Columbia, Missouri USA) | Helpful Votes: 35 | Rating: 5

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Bestselling master of suspense Jeffery Deaver is back with a brand-new Lincoln Rhyme thriller.

Lincoln Rhyme and partner/paramour Amelia Sachs return to face a criminal whose ingenious staging of crimes is enabled by a terrifying access to information....

When Lincoln's estranged cousin Arthur Rhyme is arrested on murder charges, the case is perfect -- too perfect. Forensic evidence from Arthur's home is found all over the scene of the crime, and it looks like the fate of Lincoln's relative is sealed.

At the behest of Arthur's wife, Judy, Lincoln grudgingly agrees to investigate the case. Soon Lincoln and Amelia uncover a string of similar murders and rapes with perpetrators claiming innocence and ignorance -- despite ironclad evidence at the scenes of the crime. Rhyme's team realizes this "perfect" evidence may actually be the result of masterful identity theft and manipulation.

An information service company -- the huge data miner Strategic Systems Datacorp -- seems to have all the answers but is reluctant to help the police. Still, Rhyme and Sachs and their assembled team begin uncovering a chilling pattern of vicious crimes and coverups, and their investigation points to one master criminal, whom they dub "522."

When "522" learns the identities of the crime-fighting team, the hunters become the hunted. Full of Deaver's trademark plot twists, The Broken Window will put the partnership of Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs to the ultimate test. Top to learn more

Feints, old villians and new discoveries
I have been a fan of the Lincoln Rhyme books from day one. The brilliant Detective, who suffered the same type of injury as the late Christopher Reeve, has now gone through some experimental work that has more feeling in his fingers, and body, but is still dependant on his electric wheelchair. His lady, cop Amelia Sachs, is his feet and body as she searches for clues by 'working the grid' of crime scenes and their love for each other transcends a man who cannot walk and a young lady who can try to be part of helping and learning as well as loving this man.The Broken Window deals with Identity Theft. If you've never been touched by Identity Theft, count yourself lucky - it is a terrible violation and you have to spend a lot of time getting your life back in order. A brilliant villian, slowly takes over the lives of respectible men and women and he plays with them like a spider with a fly in her web. He can take their identities, ruin their credit, discredit professionals so they...
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June 13, 2008 (Atlanta, Georgia USA) | Helpful Votes: 81 | Rating: 4

Started out great, good subject, but got tedious about halfway through
The author tackles a very important contemporary issue in this book, and it was a real page-turner until about halfway through when nothing really new was happening. For one thing, Rhyme is a rather boring character. He's got one emotion: cranky. I can see nothing to attract a beautiful woman like his current partner. He doesn't have an ounce of charm, and we all know a strong woman won't be with a man who is devoid of it. So there's no "chemistry" there whatsoever. The story was fun when it was a true "who-dunnit" but when the author started using clever little ploys to fool us into thinking we had the guy, then it turned out to be someone else, I felt a little cheated and it felt very blah-blah-blah, gimme a break. And then, when the person it really was turned out to be sort of a deus ex machina - from out of nowhere and a dull nowhere at that...I guess I just lost interest and wished the book would end. Also, two side stories could have been really juicy, but they fell short:...
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September 19, 2008 (santa fe, new mexico) | Helpful Votes: 20 | Rating: 3

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The Empty Chair (Lincoln Rhyme Novels)

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Another winner by Deaver
Lincoln goes to North Carolina for experimental surgery to hopefully give him more mobility. In a way he is a fish out of water in this new area not his familiar NYC but he soon learns his way around. As he did in The Bone Collector, Deaver picks a character's quirk, and in this one it is Bugs Boy fasination with insects, and makes it a intregal part of the story. As his usual, Deaver grabs your interest in the first chapter and doesn't leave you go till the end. Has Deaver's usual plot twists and turns. Enjoyed the developement of Lincoln's and Amelia's relationship even though most of the story they were apart. The action at the beginning isn't fast but the next 2/3 of the book makes up for it. Read it in 24hrs. and will reread as soon as all my friends get a chance to read it.
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May 9, 2000 | Helpful Votes: 30 | Rating: 5

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Renowned criminalist Lincoln Rhyme faces his ultimate opponent: a kidnapper and murderer dubbed the Insect Boy. But Rhyme is in for a surprise when he learns that catching a criminal is one thing...and keeping him is another. Now Rhyme, in North Carolina to undergo risky spinal cord surgery, finds himself hunting a ruthless killer in the heart of a southern swampland -- and going head-to-head with his protégé, Amelia Sachs, in a rivalry that tests the limits of both their expertise and their love. Top to learn more

It's not easy being NYPD detective Lincoln Rhyme, the world's foremost criminalist. First of all, he's a quadriplegic. Secondly, he's forever being second-guessed and mother-henned by his ex-model-turned-cop protégé, Amelia Sachs, and his personal aide, Thom. And thirdly, it seems that he can't motor his wheelchair around a corner without bumping into one crazed psycho-killer after another.

In The Empty Chair, Jeffery Deaver's third Rhyme outing--after 1997's The Bone Collector and 1998's The Coffin Dancer--Rhyme travels to North Carolina to undergo an experimental surgical procedure and is, a jot too coincidentally, met at the door by a local sheriff, the cousin of an NYPD colleague, bearing one murder, two kidnappings, and a timely plea for help. It seems that 16-year-old Garrett Hanlon, a bug-obsessed orphan known locally as the Insect Boy, has kidnapped and probably raped two women, and bludgeoned to death a would-be hero who tried to stop one of the abductions.

Rhyme sets up shop, Amelia leads the local constabulary (easily recognized by their out-of-joint noses) into the field, and, after some Holmesian brain work and a good deal of exciting cat-and-mousing, the duo leads the cops to their prey. And just as you're idly wondering why the case is coming to an end in the middle of the book, Amelia breaks the boy out of jail and goes on the lam. Equally convinced of the boy's guilt and the danger he poses to Amelia, Rhyme has no choice but to aid the police in apprehending the woman he loves--no easy task, as she's the one human being who truly knows the methods of Lincoln Rhyme.

Rhyme's specialty combines the minute scientific analysis of physical evidence gathered from crime scenes and his arcane knowledge of, it would seem, every organic and inorganic substance on earth. Deaver combines engaging narration, believable characters, and his trademark ability to repeatedly pull the rug out from under the reader's feet. Lincoln Rhyme's back all right, and the smart money's betting that his run has just begun. --Michael Hudson Top to learn more

Deaver does it again
Deaver has managed to do something remarkable in modern literature: create a unique "crime-solving" team with interesting, complex characters and detailed forensic information. Whenever you read a Deaver novel be prepared for intense scene and character descriptions; Deaver definitely does his research and it shows throughout all his novels.In EMPTY CHAIR, Lincoln Rhyme and Amelia Sachs are back, and they get pulled into a North Carolina murder/kidnapping investigation. Out of their element in this strange land, Rhyme and Sachs nevertheless persevere to help local authorities track the Insect Boy who is thought responsible for some creative and vicious murders as well as the recent kidnappings of two young women. Will they track down the Insect Boy in time to save his victims? What is great about this novel is that the plot is multi-layered; don't settle in thinking this mystery is going to be neatly wrapped up in 100 pages! There are several twists and...
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May 29, 2000 (Michigan, USA) | Helpful Votes: 51 | Rating: 4

A GREAT READ !
If you are picking up a Lincoln Rhyme novel for the first time; rest assured you are in very good hands. Jeffrey deaver has developed his character extrememly well over the three books and though some people crib about the ploy of using a quadraplegic detective; trust me, it works and how ! . In the Empty Chair; Rhyme is not only a fish out of water(out of his familar NY surroundings) but he also has to grapple with trying to convince Amelia sachs that he has to undergo a complicated operation which could leave him worse off but which could also give him some additional mobility if things go well but before that he has the local Police department asking for his help in locating 2 kidnapped girls and from here on, you are in classic Deaver territory; he piles on the chills and the thrills without ever sacrificing the characters in favour of the plot, the ending is a virtuouso tour de force and it was virtually impossible to second guess the outcome of the book. Garnett's...
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June 7, 2000 (Maryland, USA) | Helpful Votes: 38 | Rating: 4

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The Stone Monkey (A Lincoln Rhyme Novel)

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As Fine a Suspense Novelist as you will find!
Simply put, Jeffery Deaver is one of the best suspense novelist writing today. No other author can match his plot twists or attention to intricate detail. Best of all, he seems to be improving with each novel he writes, particularly with his Lincoln Rhyme series of books. The Stone Monkey is no exception.The Stone Monkey is the fourth book in the Lincoln Rhyme - Amelia Sachs series (the others are, in order, The Bone Collector, The Coffin Dancer, and the Empty Chair). Rhyme is a quadriplegic and a famous forensic scientist. His partner, Sachs, is a redhead who acts as Rhyme's legs, 'walking the grid' at crime scenes. Together, they make a formidable crime fighting team.The Stone Monkey picks up with the Coast Guard closing in on a ship filled with illegal immigrants trying to enter the US. Rhyme has found the ship and the police are trying to apprehend the notorious human smuggler known as the ghost. After blowing up the ship and killing most of the passengers, the Ghost...
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March 13, 2002 (Philadelphia, PA United States) | Helpful Votes: 66 | Rating: 5

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The page-turning New York Times bestseller from Jeffery Deaver’s “simply outstanding” (San Jose Mercury News) Lincoln Rhyme series!

The FBI has recruited forensics expert Lincoln Rhyme and his protégée, Amelia Sachs, to capture “the Ghost,” a homicidal immigrant smuggler. But when they corner him aboard a cargo ship, the bust goes disastrously wrong and the Ghost escapes. Now the killer must eliminate two families who witnessed his flight before they jumped ship and vanished. . . . Searching New York City’s Chinatown, can Rhyme and Sachs find the Ghost’s targets before he does? Top to learn more

When a vicious smuggler known as the Ghost scuttles a ship filled with undocumented Chinese immigrants less than a mile from New York harbor, only a handful of survivors--and the Ghost himself--manage to escape the burning vessel. Lincoln Rhyme, the quadriplegic NYPD forensic detective first introduced in 1997's The Bone Collector, and Amelia Sachs, his partner and lover, must stop the Ghost before he murders the two families who made it to shore. The families have gone to ground in the all but impenetrable world of Manhattan's Chinatown, a fact that makes the pair's two allies--Sonny Li, a Chinese cop, and Dr. John Sung-- invaluable partners.

The group's race against time showcases Jeffery Deaver's many talents, particularly intricate plotting, plenty of surprising twists, and breakneck pacing. This is a real standout from a writer whose previous thrillers have earned him a solid following among mystery fans. --Jane Adams Top to learn more

Better than THE BONE COLLECTOR
THE STONE MONKEY is by far the best in Deaver's Lincoln Rhymes series. The main plot line revolves around Lincoln's effort to stop THE Ghost, a notorious Chinese "snakehead" (human smuggler) from killing what's left of two dozen illegal Chinese immigrants. When the coast guard zeroed in on the ship carrying the "undocumenteds," The Ghost had dynamited the ship, killing most everyone on board, except for two families and an undercover cop who manage to make it to shore. This is the best of the series because of the research Deaver did on Chinese culture, specifically smuggling of human cargo. The book is generously sprinkled with such terms as "ju-jia" or piglets, the derogatory term for the people in the hold of the ship; "Meiguo," Chinese for Beautiful County or America, and "bangshou," the lieutenant who helps The Ghost accomplish his task. The book is also replete with solid characterization, the best of which is Sonny Li, a Chinese detective disguised as one of the...
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November 19, 2002 (Little Falls, Minnesota USA) | Helpful Votes: 14 | Rating: 4

Lincoln Rhyme with a twist.
After I read the Bone Collector a few summers ago, I tore into everything else that Jeffery Deaver had produced. If you are just getting to know Deaver through the Lincoln Rhyme novels, some of his best fiction still awaits you. Praying for Sleep, A Maiden's Grave, The Devil's Teardrop, and many other equally devious books are in your future if you so desire. The Stone Monkey is an excellent detective story filled with intriguing forensic details and engaging characters. It also contains the Jeffery Deaver trademark twists and turns in the plot that will keep you guessing. If there is any weakness to Deaver's style it is that ALL his books have a major plot twist in them and so his fans are no longer surprised when the big knockout punch comes. Even knowing that about Deaver, as I read this book, I made my predictions and smugly assumed that I knew how this one was going to turn out...and while I did see one major event coming, I was certainly fooled by the big twist. If you...
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March 25, 2002 | Helpful Votes: 10 | Rating: 4

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Lincoln Electric V275-S Rack Model Stick/TIG Power Supply, 208/230/460/575 Volt, 1 Or 3 Phase 50/60 Hertz

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LINK2269-2 Features: -Price Is For One Each -Minimum Order Of 1.-UNSPC CODE: 23271400.-Multi-Process Welders Multi Process Welders accessories accessory multi process welder.-INVERTEC V275-S RACK MODEL. Construction: -The V275-S power source is ideal for the rigors of the construction site. IP23S rated and equipped with weather resistant features, this Stick and TIG power source is designed for outdoor use. Up to 275 amps of output gives you access to a greater number of stick electrodes, and outstanding 6010 performance. The V275-S is available as a single unit or mounted in 4-pack or 8-pack racks for convenience on the construction site. Standard features such as selectable Hot Start and adjustable Arc Force provide a level of arc control you wont find anywhere else in this class of machine..-Truly outstanding E6010 and E7018 performance using up to 7/32'''' diameter electrodes that enables both whip or drag techniques for a variety of construction and fabrication applications Touch-Start TIG design permits the DC TIG welding arc to be established without high frequency starting Air Carbon Arc cutting and gouging with up to 3/16'''' diameter carbon electrode Adjustable Arc Force and a two-position Hot Start switch provide a level or arc control you wont find in comparable machines. 25 more amps than competitor models prvodes access to a greater number of stick electrode types, diameters, and applications. No de-rating on single phase as with competitive modesl - get the same performance using single or three phase input. Only power source in its class that meets IP23s environmental rating. Aluminum chasis, protective boots on switches and potted and trayed PC boards for extreme environmental protection.. Top to learn more

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All classes at National Tours are the same, standard Solo classes that you’ll find at Solo Nationals and as defined by the SCCA in the Solo Rulebook. The first day, competitors each get three runs or chances to drive one of the courses and on the second day they get three runs on the other course. The second half of the Spring Nationals weekend, The Lincoln Tour is the perfect opportunity to get geared up for Nationals. The competition at a National Tour takes place over two days on two separate courses, like Solo Nationals.

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It's a lot tougher to say that these days, as the Bearcats have continued to beef up their schedule to play more Lincoln and Omaha teams. It came with some extra effort for Kearney this season, which twice made the three-hour trip to Omaha.
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Close Competition Highlights SCCA Tire Rack Atlanta National Tour

The pair swapped their finishing order from the Dixie National Tour. The Tire Rack Solo National Tour previews the 2011 Tire Rack SCCA Solo National Championship with a Memorial Day Lincoln National Tour on the same site as the National Championship,