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As an Electronic Systems Technology (EST) E-Degree student, you’ll complete online courses through LATI’s eLearning system. You will also spend time doing lab and project work on the Lake Area Tech campus.
Be a technician in a high-demand field! Computers, test equipment, robots, circuit boards, displays and medical machines—all these and more form the working system of electronic technology that powers our daily lives.
The industry is seeking skilled technicians to design, manufacture and support this technology. Our online program begins by teaching electronics at the component level. Next, expect to move beyond the basics learning surface mount soldering, microprocessors, motor controls, programmable logic controllers, circuit board design, troubleshooting, robotics and more!
This program has high job placement. We prepare our students by providing active, hands-on training in our modern Electronic Systems labs.
At Lake District Hotels we know dog owners love taking their extra member of the family on holiday too. Whether it’s walking your pampered pooch around a lake, or taking your hardy hound up onto one of Wainwright’s 214 fells, it’s certainly a … Continue reading →
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While the Queen’s actual birthday is today (21st April), the celebrations for her 90th will take place on 12th to 15th May on private grounds at Windsor Castle, followed with a huge street party on The Mall to mark her … Continue reading →
Our Cumbrian community spirit is strong and we’ve been working with local businesses and attractions to make our guests stay even more rewarding. We’ve developed our already popular discount vouchers by adding another 21 exclusive discounts just for our guests. … Continue reading →
At the beginning of 2016, we announced our nominated ‘Charity of the Year 2016’. We have various fundraising events planned to run throughout the year to raise funds for our chosen charity; Amy’s Care. Based in Cumbria, Amy’s Care provides social clubs, … Continue reading →
What do you have planned for 2016? At Lake District Hotels we like to have lots to look forward to and this year is packed full of fantastic events and festivals… there is definitely something for everyone. Have a look at the below list of upcoming events!
For those of you looking for a more relaxing break and look forward to walking in the Lakes… you’ll be happy to know that it’s still possible following on from storm Desmond. To keep up to date on what pathways are open visit – http://bit.ly/1ReRvhh
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The Million Dollar Lakes real estate market is a tight inventory marketplace for lake property in Alabama.
A short drive southwest from Birmingham, the subdivisions that surround the lake are sure to please.
Spread out over a vast span of acreage, the lakes of Million Dollar Lakes offer something for everyone.
Nestled between Tuscaloosa and Birmingham, this area has a wide choice of nearby entertainment venues.
Barber Motorsports hosts racing events on their private track, while the Southern Museum of Flight offers imagination and learning for junior pilots.
Restaurants, movie theaters, shopping districts, and of course the widely popular Alabama Crimson Tide all showcase central Alabama&apos;s ability to entertain.
As it requires verified membership (through property ownership) to access the lake, there won&apos;t be the overcrowding problems that can happen on public lakes.
Other lakes in the area are restricted to electric (trolling) motors and no swimming, which means blissful fishing trips on quiet retreats.
Million Dollar Lakes is a collection of 9 lakes in the northern Tuscaloosa, Alabama area. A short drive southwest from Birmingham, the subdivisions that surround the lake are sure to please.
Impounded as a reservoir in the 1950s, Ski Lake is the largest of the 9 lakes in this area. Spread out over a vast span of acreage, the lakes of Million Dollar Lakes offer something for everyone.
Nestled between Tuscaloosa and Birmingham, this area has a wide choice of nearby entertainment venues. Barber Motorsports hosts racing events on their private track, while the Southern Museum of Flight offers imagination and learning for junior pilots.
Restaurants, movie theaters, shopping districts, and of course the widely popular Alabama Crimson Tide all showcase central Alabama's ability to entertain.
As it requires verified membership (through property ownership) to access the lake, there won't be the overcrowding problems that can happen on public lakes.
Ski Lake features boating, fishing, swimming, and stunning views. Other lakes in the area are restricted to electric (trolling) motors and no swimming, which means blissful fishing trips on quiet retreats.
Million Dollar Lakes is a beautifully sculpted area featuring 9 privately owned lakes. With an unmatched serenity, this area is a wonderful spot for lake life!
I bought this on the back of the good reviews. However, I prefer plain omelettes and on the two occasions I have used it (without fillings) I found that although they are fluffy in the microwave and almost burst out whilst cooking,they become as flat as the proverbial pancake when removed. I wish I had not been tempted to waste my money. It is back to the frying pan for me!!
You could try cooking for longer at a lower temperature, thoroughly whisk to incorporate air into the eggs and whisking them straight before they're cooked instead of leaving them for a while first.
Thought this was a great product turning out tasty omelettes but my last couple have stuck to the silicon so I have had to try and scrape it out. Not very appetising or appealing. Any ideas why it’s started to do this pls. Otherwise will be returning.
Thank you for placing your review. We would recommend greasing the omelette maker before use and this should stop it sticking.
After reading reviews I purchased this item. I have tried this a few times and find the omelettes are rubbery and not fluffy. Very disappointed and could not recommend.
Quickest and easiest way of making an omelette, also very tasty and healthy. I love mine and use it at least 3 times a week. When you follow the recipes just make sure you adjust the timing according to your own microwave.
I was in a Lakeland shop and saw the omelette maker on offer. I decided to try since my attempts at dong omelettes although tasty closely resemble a train smash on the plate. This was wonderful with a successful omelette It would have been handy if the instructions had given more microwave details ie the different times for the different power levels in microwaves
Somewhat wary, I bought this after reading mixed reviews and am so glad I did. Made the first one for my 7 yr old son who like myself, was amazed at the end product. We now whip up all sorts of variations: mushroom and cheese, tomato and cheese or plain cheese. The only downside is the other family members have to wait their turn as you can only make one at a time!! Handy tip - use a microwave safe plate underneath as sometimes the egg comes out of the device when you close it shut. Love it!!!
I wanted one of these (lost a smaller one that Lakeland used to sell) because I like omelettes but done in the pan they always turn out disastrously! The first attempt in this, the contents rose and made a bit of a mess; second attempt, less mess but a bit rubbery, third attempt - brilliant. It's worth experimenting with the amount of fillings you put in and the timing, but don't give up!
Bought this yesterday, tried it this evening, complete success in 2'00" cooking time, about 1'00" preparation, mushroom omelette. Followed the pictorial instructions with ease, there is a number of recipe variants shown. Excellently cooked food. Pity it doesn't whistle a merry tune while cooking! Another success from Lakeland, well done, Sirs.
i have tried various lengths of time but cannot get a light fluffy omelette. With 3 eggs the top is pushed open, I am experimenting with times but the result is leathery. I have a Sharp 900 watt Combi any suggestions please? The product is well made and sturdy but I can't seem to get it right!
We're sorry to hear you've experienced this problem. We've checked the information provided and understand cooking for 1 1/2 minutes is suggested before turning the omelette maker over and continuing to cook for a further 30 seconds.It's possible you may have to cook on a lower heat as the leathery appearance would indicate it's over cooked. This may be trial an error to get it exactly right to suit your preference on texture.We would also advise using just two eggs as it sounds like there's too much egg mixture. We hope this helps.
Have tried this three times now. First time resulted in a rubbery texture so adjusted the timings for the second and third tries but still not happy with the results. Two eggs resulted in the omelette rising well over the edge and a bit of a mess. Third try I forgot to grease it and mixture sticking like glue. Not for me I'm afraid.
Thank you for placing your review. We're sorry to hear you've been disappointed with this product and will be in touch soon to help.
Used it twice so far as per instructions- both times rubbery. first time egg mix all over the microwave. Will try just one egg not two also less milk. It was noticed that after two minutes the maker had opened up with the egg mix swelling inside. It looked lovely and fluffy at this point, but turned it over and thirty seconds later just a thin rubber imitation of what it should be. Oven strength as per instructions so will experiment some more before I give in .Perhaps less liquid and less time. third attempt tonight a complete failure again. will ask for refund.
Best thing I have brought for years.I would like to recommend this to all the people that would like to make a quick tasty omelette.Wish I could find a recipe book.
This is a fantastic product - have used it several times with different veggies and cheese and every time it came out perfect and yummy. I am ordering another 2 for my kids as they loved it too :)
Another great item from Lakeland. Wasn't sure whether to get this or not so glad I did. Really quick and easy to do an omelette now. Will not be going back to frying pan. Unfortunately I used it the wrong up the first time and egg all over the worktop.........but second time all ok. I really do recommend this item - so quick and easy. Thank you.
This seemed expensive, but ... it is really quick and convenient, and I am sure I'll get a lot of use out of it. I would definitely recommend it. The omelettes don't quite look as brown as the example photo, but they're well cooked and tasty. Also, pretty low in calories, depending on your chosen filling. My mushroom and spinach one, with slightly less oil (10ml works fine) comes in at under 300 calories ... One tip when using - the design means there is an 'inner' and 'outer' half when folded together. Make sure you fill the inner compartment before cooking!
I always wanted to be able to make omelettes without the faff - here is an easy and quick solution that makes lovely omelettes. I use one egg and one tbsp milk rather than 2 and it works perfectly well. It's difficult to see where you can go wrong I've made lots of different omelettes now and they've all been fab, easy to clean. Great! I managed to make a blue omelette this morning (by cooking with red cabbage and red onion), tasted fine but very BLUE! Could be useful for any blue football team fans that need encouragement to eat their eggs?!!