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  2. Wolfgang Puck - Wikipedia

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    Wolfgang Johannes Puck (born July 8, 1949) is an Austrian chef and restaurateur. Early life. Puck in 1988. Puck was born in Sankt Veit an der Glan, Austria. [1]

  3. Wolfgang Puck cooks up a turkey in no time and shares quick ...

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    When time is up, carefully turn the pressure valve to vent and wait for steam to escape. Slowly raise the sealing lever and press the door release button. Remove from the oven and carefully slide ...

  4. Wolfgang Puck's edible epiphany

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    The chef to the stars tells AOL.com changing the way he eats changed his life. He's the man behind the 15,000 dishes served at the Oscars every year. Now, at 64, famed chef Wolfgang Puck is making ...

  5. 9 Things You Didn't Know About Wolfgang Puck

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  6. Baker valve gear - Wikipedia

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    The Baker mechanism consisted of the following parts: A frame which replaced the mounting for the expansion link. It came in two basic forms, depending upon whether it was attached to the locomotive frame at both ends or only at the front. In either case it had two pivots: one forward and at the top of the frame, and one below and to the rear.

  7. Smoke deflectors - Wikipedia

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    Smoke deflectors became increasingly common on later steam locomotives because the velocity of the smoke exiting the chimney had been reduced as a result of efficiency gains obtained by improved smokebox design, such as the Kylchap exhaust and Giesl ejector, [1] and as boilers became larger the size of the chimneys had to be reduced to maintain loading gauge.