Michael Sheafe
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New York NY 10021-0060
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Toaster Central was featured on the WHYY radio program A Chef's Table with Jim Coleman Hallowe'en weekend. You can listen to the full hour show and Toaster Central is just less than half way through the show. The first segment is fascinating.
Toaster Central got a nice mention in with a focus on Operations Research. Thank you, Ian Frommer, Asst. Professor of Math at the Coast Guard Academy in New London, Connecticut.
You can see a CAT scan of my Sunbeam egg cooker created by artist Satre Stuelke on his web site Radiology Art. He lives down the street while going to medical school at Cornell. I met him after an article about his work was in the NY Times.
Toaster Central was included in the October 2008 issue of Saveur Magazine, devoted to breakfast. Thanks to Paul Love. Also, Toaster Central got a nice mention in the NY Times on April 1, 2007, in the Style Magazine, no foolin'.
Toaster Central is included in the new book Odder Jobs by Nancy Ricca Schiff with portraits of people with unusual occupations. It is available from Ten Speed Press at your local bookstore.
Toaster Central was inThe New York Times on February 2, 2006 in the House and Home Section, page F4. Also in COUNTRY LIVING magazine in August/September.
The Columbia News Service released a wire story on vintage toasters including Toaster Central. Wire story.
"from house TO HOME" is a Sunday newspaper insert that mentions Toaster Central; it has appeared in several locations in the south including Huntsville, Alabama, The Omaha World-Herald, and Mobile's Register. Thanks to publisher Phil Lewis who I met on an airline flight.
Toaster Central got a nice mention in the New York Times Technology Section July 22, 2004
in Michelle Slatalla's Circuits column.
Search on 'toasters' to find the article.
Toaster Central got a nice write up in the Christian Science Monitor.
Authoritative Book on Waffle Irons
with lots of detailed information about toaster manufacturers.
including a chart to match a vintage waffle iron to its matching toaster by model number.
