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Music Evokes Emotion and Influences How We Perceive the World

!: Music Evokes Emotion and Influences How We Perceive the World

Music has an undeniable power to evoke emotion. Music is present at every important social gathering - weddings, funerals, birthdays, inaugurations and more. Every 'normal' human being responds to music's mysterious ability to tap into the boundless ocean that is human emotion. Music even calls into question the long-standing notion that there is one objective reality which can be accurately perceived. Music brings up fundamental questions such as...

Why does music evoke emotion?

How does music affect emotion?

Is music a basic human need like shelter, food and meaningful work?

Such questions cut to the very core of human nature. Answers to these questions would help to clarify the unique role of music in our lives.

Music Impacts Our Emotions

It has been shown in research that different types of music evoke different emotional reactions (in most people). For example, Lewis, Dember, Schefft and Radenhausen determined the effects of music versus videos on several assessments of mood - the Optimism/Pessimism Questionnaire, the Multiple Affect Adjective Check List, and the Wessman-Ricks Elation and Depression Scale (1). Experts rated a number of songs and videos as either positive or negative. The study found that songs had a major impact on the emotional state of the listener, yet the videos did not. Not surprisingly, music that was rated positively increased participants' positive moods. It was exactly the opposite for negative (i.e., sad) music. As you may have guessed, the mood of a piece of music tends to induce similar emotions in the listener.

Chastain, Seibert, and Ferraro (2) backed up these findings and found that certain music narrowed participants' attention. It was found that participants attended to and recalled words that matched the mood of the music. In and of itself, this is not surprising.

Music Influences How We See Inanimate Objects

More surprising are the results reported by Stratton and Zalanowski (3) where the mood of the music influenced how participants perceived paintings. The music influenced participant emotion and emotion influenced perception. In the study, paintings were paired together with music. Each piece of music was either depressing or positive in the emotion it evoked per the experts. Participants rated the emotions evoked by the paintings as well as the songs. Participants categorized the paintings by the type of music to which the listened, but not vice versa. In other words, paintings rated as sad by experts were perceived as sad by participants when paired with sad music. Yet those same paintings were perceived as positive when paired with happy music; the same findings were reported when positive paintings were paired with happy or sad music, respectively.

Amazingly, the way in which we perceive a seemingly static object is not as clear-cut as first thought. The emotions invoked by music influence not only our ears, but our eyes as well. Emotions most likely influence every one of our senses (i.e., smell, touch, taste, and mind).

Music Affects How We Perceive Others

If emotions and music can influence our senses and how we perceive objects around us, do they also influence how we view other people? They do. Music seems to prime our minds to perceive people in a similar emotional light.

In a fascinating study, Bouhuys, Bloem and Groothuis looked at the extent to which music influences how participants read the facial expression of emotions of others (4). Studies have demonstrated that normal people are quite good at correctly identifying the emotion on a person's face (without music). Yet listening to music can lead one to believe that an individual's face looks more happy or sad than it really is. For instance, a slow tempo, melancholy song can influence participants to believe that a person looks sad even when they are expressing no emotion at all. On the other hand, when participants listen to faster tempo, upbeat, elevating music, they believe a neutral face is more or less happy. Music has a significant effect on how we perceive the world.

Although it is not clear why music has such an influence on our emotions, mood and behaviors, it seems clear that music does alter how we perceive the world around us.

Temporary emotions caused by music change what we pay attention to, what we perceive, and how we interact with others. It brings into question the notion that there is one objective reality that can ultimately be accurately perceived.

If you are looking for suggestions of songs to create your own uplifting, upbeat, happy playlist, my entire list of over 600 positive songs may be found at http://www.guidetoself.com/publications.htm

Feel free to add your own suggestions in the Comments box below. Or email suggestions to Info AT GuideToSelf.com. Thanks for your help!

Have a fantastic day!

John Schinnerer, Ph.D.
Positive Psychologist
Guide To Self, Inc.

References

(1) Lewis, L.M., Dember, W. N., Scheff, B. K. and Radenhausen, R. A. (1995) Can experimentally induced mood affect optimism and pessimism scores? Curr. Psychol.: Devel., Learn., Person., Social., 14, 29-41.

(2) Chastain, G., Seibert, P.S., and Ferraro, F. R. (1995) Mood and lexical access of positive, negative, and neutral words. J. General Psychol., 122, 137-157.

(3) Stratton, V.N. and Zalanowski, A.H. (1989) The effects of music and paintings on mood. J. Music Ther., 26, 30-41.

(4) Bouhuys A.L., Bloem G.M., Groothuis T.G. (1995) Induction of depressed and elated mood by music influences the perception of facial emotional expressions in healthy subjects. J Affect Disord. 33:4 215-26

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Someone raised this issue the other day and I know it's been talked about a lot, with most opting for a manual gearbox, but it got me wondering if there is a benefit to having an auto box.

For my Starion, frankly greed got the better of me in choosing a larger motor - Kostov 11 inch - and running it with the only available speed controller at the time, the Curtis 1231C. It's not an ideal match; a larger motor coupled with a smaller controller could yield all sorts of induction field issues. I had always intended to upgrade to a Zilla controller and get a few more batteries on board but Zilla seem to have endless problems and may indeed die out like the dinosaurs.

So what's all this got to do with gearboxes?

Manual gearboxes are more efficient for an EV, particularly if you have refined gear-handling driving experience. End of story. Or is it? Perhaps keeping the clutch disc in a car with a larger motor would have allowed for quicker gear changes under varying circumstances (I am no racing expert who can shift quickly with no clutch). Most EV conversions do away with the disc and pedal and hence become 'semi-automatic' (and save a bit of weight in the process). However, it takes a couple of seconds longer to synchro-engage the gears. You have to 'feel' them meshing together and try not to force it. Smaller vehicles may only use two gears and reverse. Heavier vehicles need to shift more if the pack and controller are modest.

Under demanding situations (e.g., driving up a steep hill with an idiot on your six) a quick gear change is not an option, thus forcing the poor EV to struggle under the wrong gear, sucking more amps. Two or more seconds trying to engage the gear would be enough to have that idiot hit your tail. In heavier cars, poor gear changes could result in using more 'fuel', reducing range and harming the pack if the controller is not up to spec. It takes good practice to shift quickly but not every road circumstance will be friendly enough to allow it.

Reduced Range on Auto?

Most EVers say an auto box will reduce the range since it takes continuing energy to run the hydraulics for auto gear selection. In an EV, for a manual stopped at the lights, nothing happens. The motor is not turning; no energy is used. For an auto you have to up the rpm permanently for smooth stop and go. This is where you lose effective range. Swapping a gearbox would mean you'd also need the wiring loom and computer for the overdrive. Setting the torque conversion revs would be tricky.

But in a simple three speed auto electric vehicle, perhaps the accelerator can be adjusted to a persistent voltage above zero and a revs check done. Haven't seriously looked into this, but if enough revs so the synchros engage correctly from a stop position is all one needs, perhaps 300 revs or so could work. Some EV'ers with autos say they don't need to do this, but that depends on the weight being hauled and type of auto gearbox it is, from a CVT to basic no frills hydromatic (ah, the old days).

With auto transmission it's true; more energy is used. But for a larger car with a modest controller, perhaps an auto transmission is a better option. Correct gear selection every time does preserve the battery pack from excessive current demand (and your bus-bar battery interconnects stay cool) and the controller and pack are happy for it. The loss in range may actually be LESS than using a clunky manual gearbox, depending on the vehicle, gearbox (some autos do shift slower than others) and driving conditions.

Five speed gearboxes are probably not suitable for modest EV spec'd larger vehicles. Many have converted vehicles with auto transmissions and as mentioned above the expected flat spot (where there are no revs from going from zero) seems not to be an issue for most. It just takes a second or so from foot down to go from stop. Upping the revs a little for permanent motor turning at stops is the only way to do it for larger motors (and I believe the new Soliton 1 controller has a facility for fine-tuning with an auto transmission).

Abuse is no Excuse

Since the previous owner of my coupe clearly abused the vehicle (boys will be boys), third gear is a little noisy. I could swap to an identical four speed box. Something to ponder, perhaps. So in summary, when considering a conversion look at all your power options. This is of course dictated by cost, but a modest conversion may indeed benefit from an auto transmission - and it's easier to shift manually if you want.

No gearbox at all

The rate battery technology is improving, commercial electric vehicles will do away with gearboxes altogether. For my vehicle, I could increase the volts (the motor would handle it) and thin 4th gear every time. I'd have to replace the bus-bars of course, and the charger which has a pack voltage limit, so the extra cost could be considerable.

In a perfect world no gearbox at all, wheel-mounted AC induction regen motors, pack inverter and plenty of amps/range would be just the thing, but I'd need more green to go that green:-) so for most home builders on tight budgets, keeping the gearbox will get around numerous cost issues.

As battery and component technology improves and gets cheaper my next conversion may indeed gearbox at all.

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Why a wok?

I'm not a good cook. However my family and I do love Chinese food and we've been inspired by Ken Hom to use woks for oriental recipes.

Although stir frys are the most common use for them, they can also be used for boiling, braising, steaming, and stewing.

Their unique advantage is that they use less oil - a small hot area at the bottom allows food to be seared. The oil remains in a small pool at the very bottom. The rest of the wok is cooler, with curved sides, allowing the food to tumble back to the hottest area when tossed or scraped.

Woks also have a much greater usable cooking area than traditional pans.

Healthy food - and lots of it - great!

Materials

I was given my first wok around 25 years ago as a wedding present (I say "around", but I do know the exact date, honest!)

It is a very large, traditional cast iron one - good looking and probably very expensive. It distributes the heat really evenly. However it is very heavy. And takes a long time to cool so food needs to be taken out once ready, or it will continue to cook. If you're feeling strong the best looking one I've found is here from the Wok Shop at Amazon.

We were finding it too heavy as middle age crept up on us.

So, in the 90's I cast my eye around for a replacement. Non-stick seemed like a good idea. These woks are usually made from steel with a Teflon non-stick coating. A bad move! Although they may be non-stick, they're not non-scratch - and some members of the household (maybe me included, I'm not telling!) damaged the surface fairly soon after we bought it. Not only that, but these woks cannot cook at the high heat necessary for stir frying. Once the temperature gets close to the right temperature the coating can breaks down. Also, the surface doesn't allow the juices to stick to the pan and brown - losing much of the traditional stir-fry taste.

The wok became virtually unusable, so, last year I started looking around for a replacement.

I saw that some woks are now made with the latest non-stick materials including Xylan and Excalibur and I'm told by friends that they work very well.

Joyce Chen endorses this latest 12 inch non-stick wok here. And this smaller (11 inch) one here and larger (14 inch) one here are very good value from money from Amazon.

However non-stick wasn't for me again.

Aluminum seems like a good material - light and an excellent conductor of heat. However it doesn't retain heat well - an important requirement. And, although anodized aluminum alloys can stand up to constant use, plain aluminium woks are too soft and damage easily. Also, they won't work on induction hobs. Good for wok lids, but not for the wok itself, in my opinion. The best looking one I've seen is here

Woks are traditionally made from carbon steel. They are relatively inexpensive and lightweight, have quick heat conduction and reasonable durability. However they need seasoning (see below), which, if not carried out, makes the food stick. Lower quality ones are single ply and can deform and misshape. You need to pay a fair amount more to get one made of two sheets of carbon steel. Carbon steel woks should only be washed in warm water to avoid damaging the seasoning. But they need to then be dried thoroughly as they can rust relatively easily. The best looking 14 inch one I've seen is available here from Amazon.

Which leaves stainless steel. This is the type I bought. Chromium is added to carbon steel to prevent rusting. They have a hard surface which will not chip, flake, peel or break. Some have much improved surfaces that can withstand much higher temperatures. They heat and cool quickly. And can be scoured with steel wool to restore the shine after each use. Here is the one I'd recommend - a great contemporary look to it.

Shape

Traditionally, woks are round-bottomed. This makes food easier to toss, and minimises splatters.

It is slightly more difficult to move the food around in a flat bottomed wok, although most woks are flat as they can be used in more places.

If you have a gas stove, you're lucky - you could go for either a round bottomed or flat bottomed wok. However a wok ring is desirable for a round bottomed one on a gas stove. It will help stabilise it and also directs the heat to the very bottom of the wok, where it's needed.

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For an electric stove you need a flat bottomed wok. These need to be cleaned well after each use to avoid small food particles getting stuck on the pan.

An alternative, if you have an electric stove, is to get an electric wok. These are stand-alone appliances with good heat conductance properties. They are, however difficult to use if you want to flamboyantly toss your creation around, so perhaps lose some of the magic? The best one I saw is here.

Size

Sizes range from 10" that would be large enough for a meal for 3, up to 16", enough for 12 people, or much larger for commercial use.

Accessories
Consider getting a wok lid, spatula and a ladle - all useful for several recipes.

Handles

There are two types of handles - loop and stick.
Loop handles are the most common and are usually made of bare metal, although some have wooden or plastic covers. Cooks need to hold the wok with a thick towel or oven gloves. A fair amount of hand, arm and wrist dexterity is needed for tossing the food.

Stick handles are long and usually made of steel, although, again, sometimes covered. Sometimes called Peking Pans, these are easier to toss if the wok is not too large. Larger woks often have a loop handle as well.

Seasoning

Carbon steel and cast iron woks need to be seasoned before their first use. This involves rubbing the inside of the wok with oil, placing it over a gentle heat so that it begins to smoke, and then removing and allowing to cool. After removing excess oil with kitchen paper, the process needs to be repeated two or three times.

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The second largest state in the U.S., Texas, seems to have almost as many image-conscious people living in it as the largest - California. People go to the gym to workout and they alter their diet in order to look better and feel better. Sometimes their efforts don't go as far as they'd like and they opt to help remove the remaining fat via Liposuction surgery. If they live in Texas, they have a wide range of Liposuction surgeons to choose from.

When looking for Liposuction in Fort Worth, Dr. Raymond Faires, MD, FACS is one of the options that Texas residents have. Dr. Faires is board-certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery as well as a Fellow of American College of Surgeons. Dr. Faires is a member of (including but not limited to) the Texas Surgical Society, the Texas Society of Plastic Surgeons and the American Medical Association. Dr. Faires also served time as the Chief of Plastic Surgery at Harris Methodist Fort Worth.

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Dr. Patronella is board certified by the American Board of Plastic Surgery as well as a Fellow of the American College of Surgeons and a Fellow of the International College of Surgeons. Additionally, he is a member of the American Society for Plastic Surgeons. His work in the field of plastic surgery has been so superb that he was given the honor of his induction into the American Society for Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons.

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Energy Efficient Ranges and Cooktops - Which to Buy - Induction, Gas, Or Electric?

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When you turn on an electric or gas burner, a good deal of the heat does not go to the pan, but into the air. If you open the oven door, the heat rushes out of the oven and into the air and the oven has to reheat. When you turn off an electric burner, even though the the power is off, heat is still given off and is considered to be wasted. So by strict definition of "energy efficiency" one of the most used appliances in your home just doesn't measure up.

Even though cooktops and ranges do not earn the Energy Star rating under today's standards, there are some products that are more efficient than others.

I am in the market for a new kitchen stove and began the research to find the most energy efficient product that fit into my budget. With the tax credits available for Energy Star appliances, I asked if there were any Energy Star rated stoves (ranges if you will). The answer is, no. Why? Very simply, because energy efficiency is measured on how much energy it takes to perform a particular function compared to how much energy is lost or wasted by that same process.

Solar Powered

There are some small solar powered stoves and hybrid solar (solar with electric backup) for those days when the sun doesn't shine on the market today. Most of the specifications indicate a minimal temperature range and have very limited capacity. The largest capacity I found measured 21.25 inches square by 7.78 inches deep. If you are looking to experiment with solar cooking, there are any number of plans on the internet to build your own solar stove using materials found around your home. However, the solar solution may not be the most practical for a busy family. For now, being somewhat of a pragmatist, I've focused my search and the following article on the more practical options for today's busy family.

Induction/Electromagnetic

The new induction cooktops and ranges are the most efficient on the market tody. Induction cooking surface, when turned on and a metal pan is on the cooking element, produce an electrical current in the cooktop which creates a magnetic field that causes the pan to heat and cook your food. It's like magic. Even if the burner is turned on, when the pan is not touching the surface, you could lay your hand on the element. It's instant on and off. I've actually done this and was quite amazed. There is no heat loss when you remove the pan, which makes the induction cooktop more efficient than other cooking surfaces. The pans must have flat bottoms and be made of metal or the electromagnetic heating process won't work.

Most major appliance manufacturers offer an induction cooktop (no oven). If you are trying to replace an all-in-one cooktop and oven, there are several manufactures: Samsung, Kenmore, Viking, GE, and Diva. The oven component is typically electric with a convection option. Like most new technologies, the induction cooking appliances are still expensive. However, over the past year, prices have dropped.

Natural Gas or Propane vs Electric

If an expensive cooktop or range is not in your plan, there are other options. Based on current natural gas prices, natural gas, is still slightly cheaper to operate than an electric cooktop.. So, if you're investigating appliances based on cost of operation, you'll want to investigate average prices of electricity vs natural gas in your area. (Be aware that the proposed energy legislation will affect the cost of any fossil based fuel and prices will go up for both natural gas and electricity. How much they will rise is not yet known.) Overall, the savings of gas over electric has historically been minimal and amounts to less than a year in savings. If you are a cook that prefers gas, there are many options from which to choose. Many of the most popular brands are carried by Lowes, Home Depot and Sears.

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The most energy efficient cooking solution would be an induction cook top with an electric/convection oven, followed by a gas cooktop with an electric/convection oven. Convection ovens are a little more expensive than an electric or gas only oven, but they require less cooking time, so you are using less energy and reducing your time in the kitchen. For the busy family, less time is a real plus. All in one gas or electric units are the cheapest solution, but not the most energy efficient. The differences in operating costs depend greatly on the utility prices in your area. However, the cost difference, based on the national average of gas vs electricity, is only a few cents, with natural gas being the cheaper.

Price Comparison

So, if you're in the market for a new range or cooktop and your primary objective is saving energy, go for an induction cooktop with an electric/convection oven. For that system, budget between 00 for a fully featured system and 00 for a whiz bang designer, professional grade system.

If natural gas or propane is available in your area, the next best combo would be a gas cook top and an electric/convection oven. Prices vary considerably, ranging from under 00 for a basic model to the mid-range of 00 -00 for a full featured stainless steel unit. If you have even a higher budget, there are some magnificent options for the person who really enjoys cooking ranging in price between 00 and ,000.

If the electric option is all you have, don't despair. Remember that the differences in energy consumption and energy cost between the gas or electric options are not that significant. By going the extra step and purchasing an electric cook top with an electric/convection oven, you will be reducing oven cooking time and, thus, energy consumption. Any reduction in energy consumption is a positive and will produce some cost savings. Prices for these units vary from 00 to 00 for fully featured stainless steel units. These are available from most appliance manufacturers. If your budget is less than 00, check out prices on the internet. There are good deals to be found on this type of stove. If I'm still talking above your budget, "all electric" or "all gas" ranges vary in price from 8 to 00. Keep in mind that the very low end products will not typically be self-cleaning, nor will they have the insulation to keep the heat inside the oven when cooking, nor will the temperature control of the oven be very precise.

While cooking units are not energy efficient according to the standards set by Energy Star. Since there are not significant differences in energy cost among the options, it boils down to budget, cooking style, and availability of natural gas/propane. I've given you some things to think about when purchasing that new stove and, hopefully, you found them useful.

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30" Hybrid Induction Range w/6.0 CF Convection Oven

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Post Date : Mar 11, 2011 09:53:06
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Quickly prepare delicious meals with this range that features a 60 cu ft oven capacity with 4 adjustable oven racks to easily accommodate multiple dishes and 4 induction cooktop burners that deliver between 3500-3900 watts of power to meet your cooki...

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DUXTOP 1800-Watt Portable Sensor Touch Induction Cooktop Countertop Burner 8300ST v2011

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The energy produced by the Duxtop Induction Cooktop is directly supplied to the cooking vessel by a magnetic field. Self-adjusting burners detect the size of the cookware base and automatically adjust so that very little energy is wasted. Duxtop Induction Cooktop is fast and safe to use, easy to clean. This versatile cooktop is great for entertaining; use it as a stylish, elegant centerpiece on the table, for outdoor parties and in the kitchen as an extra cooking zone. 1) Duxtop Induction Cooktop uses 120 volts, 15 amps of electricity - standard in all homes. Basically you plug the cooktop into any standard household outlet. This makes it very convenient to move around. 2) Lightweight and compact for easy handling and storage. 3) Built-in count-down digital timer up to 170 minutes. 4) Digital sensor touch control panel 5) 7 power levels from 500-1800Watts. 6) 10 temperature range from 140°F to 464°F. 7) Cord length is 6 ft. 8) Compatible with induction ready cookware such as cast aluminum enameled iron and steel, stainless steel with a magnetic bottom, or cast iron. 9) The auto-pan detection will turn off heating when cookware removed from the cooktop and shut the unit automatically after 60 seconds if no cookware is detected. 10) Child Safety Lock system. 11) Low and high voltage warning system. 12) Equipped with diagnostic error message system. 13) ETL approved.Duxtop Induction Cooktop is easy to install (plug in) and easy to use. The model# 8300ST has an on/off switch and control for the power level and temperature levels. These cooktops are a snap to clean. Simply wipe clean with a damp cloth when the cooktop is cool after cooking. In comparison with the traditional PVC Sticker control panel, the sensor touch control panel is durable for long-term use. Unlike the PVC Sticker or PET sticker control panel, there is nothing to wear out.

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Frigidaire Professional Series FPCS3085LF 30 Slide-In Induction Hybrid Range - Stainless Steel

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Post Date : Feb 23, 2011 12:10:27
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When you select a home appliance from Frigidaire, you've chosen a product of exceptional performance, convenience and style; an appliance that has been designed to work in harmony with the way you live. Frigidaire is one of the leading suppliers of quality home appliances, offering superior products and service to rival many other companies. Through meaningful innovations, Frigidaire has humanized their technology to create appliance designs that are uncluttered, controls that are intuitive, and features that are as useful as they are smart. With this 30 slide-in induction hybrid range, the Pro-Select controls allow you to easily select options with the touch of a button. With induction cooking, heat is transferred directly to the cookware, so the cooktop stays cooler to the touch - making it easier to clean. Get yours today at AJ Madison.

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Frigidaire Professional FPIF3093LF 30" Freestanding Induction Range with 4 Cooking Zones, 6.0 cu. ft. Oven Capacity, True Convection, Pro-Select Touchpad Controls and Warming Drawer

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Post Date : Feb 20, 2011 17:21:45
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Frigidaire introduces the newest member to their family - the freestanding Professional Series Induction Range (FPIF3093LF), with cooking versatility that is gentle enough to melt chocolate and powerful enough to boil water. It's great for entertaining or getting dinner on the table quickly. Cooking with induction is more responsive than gas or electric so you can easily go from simmer to boil. With a 6.0 cu. ft. oven capacity and True Convection, this range ensures more cooking space - plus even cooking. Multi-rack baking is faster and more even with True Convection.

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