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A cooking appliance, such as a stove or oven, includes a food-heating unit having a computer-controlled temperature controller and an Internet-accessing appliance computer having a computer program. The program downloads a cooking recipe from the Internet. The recipe includes a food list and pre-coo

A cooking appliance, such as a stove or oven, includes a food-heating unit having a computer-controlled temperature controller and an Internet-accessing appliance computer having a computer program. The program downloads a cooking recipe from the Internet. The recipe includes a food list and pre-cooking directions which are displayed to a user and also includes a cooking temperature schedule which is used by the temperature controller of the food-heating unit. A cooking system includes the cooking appliance and an Internet-accessible host computer containing cooking recipes.

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A cooking appliance, such as a stove or oven, includes a food-heating unit having a computer-controlled temperature controller and an Internet-accessing appliance computer having a computer program. The program downloads a cooking recipe from the Internet. The recipe includes a food list and pre-coo

A cooking appliance, such as a stove or oven, includes a food-heating unit having a computer-controlled temperature controller and an Internet-accessing appliance computer having a computer program. The program downloads a cooking recipe from the Internet. The recipe includes a food list and pre-cooking directions which are displayed to a user and also includes a cooking temperature schedule which is used by the temperature controller of the food-heating unit. A cooking system includes the cooking appliance and an Internet-accessible host computer containing cooking recipes. in the shape of a blade, being flat in one direction and thin in another direction. In another embodiment, side fins extend out from opposing sides of the carrier on which the electrode contacts are carried. The blade electrode array, or electrode array with side fins, is adapted for minimally-invasive insertion into the inner ear. More particularly, the blade or finned electrode is designed to be inserted through a soft cochleostomy so as to reside between the spiral ligament membrane and the cochlear bony tissue along a lateral side of the cochlea, near the basal end of the cochlea. As such, the blade electrode does not penetrate into the scala tympani or other ducts of the cochlea, and the cochlea remains free to perform its normal hearing functions to the extent that such normal hearing functions can be performed.