Stanley drinkware gives masterclass on how to make the most of an unfortunate viral video
Drinkware brand Stanley is getting a boost of attention online for being the Thanos of insulation cups. A woman on TikTok went viral after her car caught on fire, and a day later, she found that her Stanley Tumbler cup, which was sitting in a cup holder inside of her car, survived the flames as it was fully intact and still had ice remaining inside of it. “It was in a fire yesterday, and it still has ice in it,” said the woman in the video while shaking the cup. @danimarielettering Thirsty after you catch on fire? @Stanley 1913 is like no problem i gotchu #fyp #carfire #accident #stanleycup ♬ original sound - Danielle The woman on TikTok named Danielle, who posted the video under her account @danimarielettering, has managed to garner over 30 million views within 24 hours as the incident shocked many viewers. “Now this is good marketing for Stanley,” wrote one user in the comments under the video. “This video has officially convinced me to buy a Stanley
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Drinkware brand Stanley is getting a boost of attention online for being the Thanos of insulation cups. A woman on TikTok went viral after her car caught on fire, and a day later, she found that her Stanley Tumbler cup, which was sitting in a cup holder inside of her car, survived the flames as it was fully intact and still had ice remaining inside of it. “It was in a fire yesterday, and it still has ice in it,” said the woman in the video while shaking the cup. @danimarielettering Thirsty after you catch on fire? @Stanley 1913 is like no problem i gotchu #fyp #carfire #accident #stanleycup ♬ original sound - Danielle The woman on TikTok named Danielle, who posted the video under her account @danimarielettering, has managed to garner over 30 million views within 24 hours as the incident shocked many viewers. “Now this is good marketing for Stanley,” wrote one user in the comments under the video. “This video has officially convinced me to buy a Stanley
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Stanley drinkware gives masterclass on how to make the most of an unfortunate viral video
One lone survivor of a woman's car fire has garnered millions of views on TikTok.
*AI will create more jobs than it destroys: think tank director*
Fear runs rampant among many that artificial intelligence will automate away many of our jobs. But fret not, says Michael Strain, director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute. “At least for the next several decades, the odds of AI causing a jobs apocalypse are vanishingly small,” he wrote in a commentary for Project Syndicate. Concern that technology will destroy jobs runs back at least to the English Luddites of the early 19th century. “Yet even though technology has leapt forward in the two centuries since then, businesses continue to employ workers,” Strain notes. Much of the fear is “rooted in a zero-sum mentality that fundamentally misunderstands how economies evolve,” he said. Creative destruction “Yes, new technologies will be able to perform some tasks better and at lower cost than humans. Yes, this will lead businesses to use technology, not workers, for those tasks. But the process of creative destruction creates as well as destroys.” The good side: “New technology will make many workers more productive and thus of greater value to firms,” Strain said. So firms will “compete more aggressively for workers, driving up their wages and incomes,” he said. “Higher incomes will increase overall demand for goods and services in the economy, which in turn will increase the need for workers.” In addition, “new technology creates novel goods and services, which also increases demand for workers.”Disruptive, but not harmful Technology advances over the past five decades have reduced the employment share of manufacturing and clerical jobs. “But it has not become more difficult for workers to find jobs,” Strain said. “There has not been an upward trend in the unemployment rate.” For the next several decades, “my main concern is not too many workers, but too few,” Strain said. “Falling fertility rates and rapid population aging will reduce the rate of workforce growth.” Of course AI will be disruptive. “But not by substantially reducing the need for workers,” Strain said. “Instead, AI will change what many workers do.”
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Fear runs rampant among many that artificial intelligence will automate away many of our jobs. But fret not, says Michael Strain, director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute. “At least for the next several decades, the odds of AI causing a jobs apocalypse are vanishingly small,” he wrote in a commentary for Project Syndicate. Concern that technology will destroy jobs runs back at least to the English Luddites of the early 19th century. “Yet even though technology has leapt forward in the two centuries since then, businesses continue to employ workers,” Strain notes. Much of the fear is “rooted in a zero-sum mentality that fundamentally misunderstands how economies evolve,” he said. Creative destruction “Yes, new technologies will be able to perform some tasks better and at lower cost than humans. Yes, this will lead businesses to use technology, not workers, for those tasks. But the process of creative destruction creates as well as destroys.” The good side: “New technology will make many workers more productive and thus of greater value to firms,” Strain said. So firms will “compete more aggressively for workers, driving up their wages and incomes,” he said. “Higher incomes will increase overall demand for goods and services in the economy, which in turn will increase the need for workers.” In addition, “new technology creates novel goods and services, which also increases demand for workers.”Disruptive, but not harmful Technology advances over the past five decades have reduced the employment share of manufacturing and clerical jobs. “But it has not become more difficult for workers to find jobs,” Strain said. “There has not been an upward trend in the unemployment rate.” For the next several decades, “my main concern is not too many workers, but too few,” Strain said. “Falling fertility rates and rapid population aging will reduce the rate of workforce growth.” Of course AI will be disruptive. “But not by substantially reducing the need for workers,” Strain said. “Instead, AI will change what many workers do.”
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Why workers shouldn't fear the AI revolution
The media is full of prognostications that artificial intelligence will erase many of our jobs through automation.
AI will create more jobs than it destroys: think tank director
Fear runs rampant among many that artificial intelligence will automate away many of our jobs. But fret not, says Michael Strain, director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute. “At least for the next several decades, the odds of AI causing a jobs apocalypse are vanishingly small,” he wrote in a commentary for Project Syndicate. Concern that technology will destroy jobs runs back at least to the English Luddites of the early 19th century. “Yet even though technology has leapt forward in the two centuries since then, businesses continue to employ workers,” Strain notes. Much of the fear is “rooted in a zero-sum mentality that fundamentally misunderstands how economies evolve,” he said. Creative destruction “Yes, new technologies will be able to perform some tasks better and at lower cost than humans. Yes, this will lead businesses to use technology, not workers, for those tasks. But the process of creative destruction creates as well as destroys.” The good side: “New technology will make many workers more productive and thus of greater value to firms,” Strain said. So firms will “compete more aggressively for workers, driving up their wages and incomes,” he said. “Higher incomes will increase overall demand for goods and services in the economy, which in turn will increase the need for workers.” In addition, “new technology creates novel goods and services, which also increases demand for workers.”Disruptive, but not harmful Technology advances over the past five decades have reduced the employment share of manufacturing and clerical jobs. “But it has not become more difficult for workers to find jobs,” Strain said. “There has not been an upward trend in the unemployment rate.” For the next several decades, “my main concern is not too many workers, but too few,” Strain said. “Falling fertility rates and rapid population aging will reduce the rate of workforce growth.” Of course AI will be disruptive. “But not by substantially reducing the need for workers,” Strain said. “Instead, AI will change what many workers do.”
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Fear runs rampant among many that artificial intelligence will automate away many of our jobs. But fret not, says Michael Strain, director of economic policy studies at the American Enterprise Institute. “At least for the next several decades, the odds of AI causing a jobs apocalypse are vanishingly small,” he wrote in a commentary for Project Syndicate. Concern that technology will destroy jobs runs back at least to the English Luddites of the early 19th century. “Yet even though technology has leapt forward in the two centuries since then, businesses continue to employ workers,” Strain notes. Much of the fear is “rooted in a zero-sum mentality that fundamentally misunderstands how economies evolve,” he said. Creative destruction “Yes, new technologies will be able to perform some tasks better and at lower cost than humans. Yes, this will lead businesses to use technology, not workers, for those tasks. But the process of creative destruction creates as well as destroys.” The good side: “New technology will make many workers more productive and thus of greater value to firms,” Strain said. So firms will “compete more aggressively for workers, driving up their wages and incomes,” he said. “Higher incomes will increase overall demand for goods and services in the economy, which in turn will increase the need for workers.” In addition, “new technology creates novel goods and services, which also increases demand for workers.”Disruptive, but not harmful Technology advances over the past five decades have reduced the employment share of manufacturing and clerical jobs. “But it has not become more difficult for workers to find jobs,” Strain said. “There has not been an upward trend in the unemployment rate.” For the next several decades, “my main concern is not too many workers, but too few,” Strain said. “Falling fertility rates and rapid population aging will reduce the rate of workforce growth.” Of course AI will be disruptive. “But not by substantially reducing the need for workers,” Strain said. “Instead, AI will change what many workers do.”
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Why workers shouldn't fear the AI revolution
The media is full of prognostications that artificial intelligence will erase many of our jobs through automation.
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*Workday CEO warns that an alarming trend will change your yearly work review*
Some of the fears surrounding widespread adoption of artificial intelligence revolve around what impact the technology will have on the global workforce. But while most people worry about how many jobs AI will potentially take from humans and make obsolete, at least some Wall Street firms are using the technology to evaluate their employees right now. Related: Leaked document reveals Amazon's return-to-office mandate just got nastier Wall Street banks have indicated that they want to start using AI for their annual review of employees, according to Workday (WDAY) - Get Free Report, the HR systems software company that started rolling out AI products in September just for this purpose. Those products include programs that will generate job descriptions, analyze contracts, and pull from its own "rich database of insight such as performance reviews, employee feedback, contribution goals, skills, and more" to evaluate employees. Banking companies are warming to the idea of utilizing AI in talent retention and evaluation, according to Bloomberg, with JPMorgan Chase JPM CEO Jamie Dimon recently saying the technology could allow employers to cut the work week down to 3.5 days a week in the future. “You have 100 employees and it takes seven hours to write a job description, so 700 hours. Now it takes two minutes," Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach told Bloomberg this week. "You can do the math, you just saved all that. So that’s a productivity gain. There’s quantifiable impact you can have through the use of AI.” While the AI inflection point is expected to create a potentially limitless number of new jobs, it will also inevitably eliminate an untold number of jobs as well, similar to the way the digital revolution eliminated many of the jobs the industrial revolution created — about 1.7 million of them since 2000. About 1 in 5 workers are exposed to having their jobs eliminated by AI, according to a Pew Research report based on government data, with workers with Bachelor's degrees or higher being the most exposed. “You’re not going to need nearly as many heads if certain pieces of your code can be written 80% by AI,” Eschenbach said. “The promise of AI is to drive productivity gains. If you’re getting productivity gains out of your existing workforce, you will need less workers.” Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Some of the fears surrounding widespread adoption of artificial intelligence revolve around what impact the technology will have on the global workforce. But while most people worry about how many jobs AI will potentially take from humans and make obsolete, at least some Wall Street firms are using the technology to evaluate their employees right now. Related: Leaked document reveals Amazon's return-to-office mandate just got nastier Wall Street banks have indicated that they want to start using AI for their annual review of employees, according to Workday (WDAY) - Get Free Report, the HR systems software company that started rolling out AI products in September just for this purpose. Those products include programs that will generate job descriptions, analyze contracts, and pull from its own "rich database of insight such as performance reviews, employee feedback, contribution goals, skills, and more" to evaluate employees. Banking companies are warming to the idea of utilizing AI in talent retention and evaluation, according to Bloomberg, with JPMorgan Chase JPM CEO Jamie Dimon recently saying the technology could allow employers to cut the work week down to 3.5 days a week in the future. “You have 100 employees and it takes seven hours to write a job description, so 700 hours. Now it takes two minutes," Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach told Bloomberg this week. "You can do the math, you just saved all that. So that’s a productivity gain. There’s quantifiable impact you can have through the use of AI.” While the AI inflection point is expected to create a potentially limitless number of new jobs, it will also inevitably eliminate an untold number of jobs as well, similar to the way the digital revolution eliminated many of the jobs the industrial revolution created — about 1.7 million of them since 2000. About 1 in 5 workers are exposed to having their jobs eliminated by AI, according to a Pew Research report based on government data, with workers with Bachelor's degrees or higher being the most exposed. “You’re not going to need nearly as many heads if certain pieces of your code can be written 80% by AI,” Eschenbach said. “The promise of AI is to drive productivity gains. If you’re getting productivity gains out of your existing workforce, you will need less workers.” Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Workday CEO warns that an alarming trend will change your yearly work review
About 1 in 5 Americans have jobs that are highly exposed to being replaced by artificial intelligence.
Workday CEO warns that an alarming trend will change your yearly work review
Some of the fears surrounding widespread adoption of artificial intelligence revolve around what impact the technology will have on the global workforce. But while most people worry about how many jobs AI will potentially take from humans and make obsolete, at least some Wall Street firms are using the technology to evaluate their employees right now. Related: Leaked document reveals Amazon's return-to-office mandate just got nastier Wall Street banks have indicated that they want to start using AI for their annual review of employees, according to Workday (WDAY) - Get Free Report, the HR systems software company that started rolling out AI products in September just for this purpose. Those products include programs that will generate job descriptions, analyze contracts, and pull from its own "rich database of insight such as performance reviews, employee feedback, contribution goals, skills, and more" to evaluate employees. Banking companies are warming to the idea of utilizing AI in talent retention and evaluation, according to Bloomberg, with JPMorgan Chase JPM CEO Jamie Dimon recently saying the technology could allow employers to cut the work week down to 3.5 days a week in the future. “You have 100 employees and it takes seven hours to write a job description, so 700 hours. Now it takes two minutes," Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach told Bloomberg this week. "You can do the math, you just saved all that. So that’s a productivity gain. There’s quantifiable impact you can have through the use of AI.” While the AI inflection point is expected to create a potentially limitless number of new jobs, it will also inevitably eliminate an untold number of jobs as well, similar to the way the digital revolution eliminated many of the jobs the industrial revolution created — about 1.7 million of them since 2000. About 1 in 5 workers are exposed to having their jobs eliminated by AI, according to a Pew Research report based on government data, with workers with Bachelor's degrees or higher being the most exposed. “You’re not going to need nearly as many heads if certain pieces of your code can be written 80% by AI,” Eschenbach said. “The promise of AI is to drive productivity gains. If you’re getting productivity gains out of your existing workforce, you will need less workers.” Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Some of the fears surrounding widespread adoption of artificial intelligence revolve around what impact the technology will have on the global workforce. But while most people worry about how many jobs AI will potentially take from humans and make obsolete, at least some Wall Street firms are using the technology to evaluate their employees right now. Related: Leaked document reveals Amazon's return-to-office mandate just got nastier Wall Street banks have indicated that they want to start using AI for their annual review of employees, according to Workday (WDAY) - Get Free Report, the HR systems software company that started rolling out AI products in September just for this purpose. Those products include programs that will generate job descriptions, analyze contracts, and pull from its own "rich database of insight such as performance reviews, employee feedback, contribution goals, skills, and more" to evaluate employees. Banking companies are warming to the idea of utilizing AI in talent retention and evaluation, according to Bloomberg, with JPMorgan Chase JPM CEO Jamie Dimon recently saying the technology could allow employers to cut the work week down to 3.5 days a week in the future. “You have 100 employees and it takes seven hours to write a job description, so 700 hours. Now it takes two minutes," Workday CEO Carl Eschenbach told Bloomberg this week. "You can do the math, you just saved all that. So that’s a productivity gain. There’s quantifiable impact you can have through the use of AI.” While the AI inflection point is expected to create a potentially limitless number of new jobs, it will also inevitably eliminate an untold number of jobs as well, similar to the way the digital revolution eliminated many of the jobs the industrial revolution created — about 1.7 million of them since 2000. About 1 in 5 workers are exposed to having their jobs eliminated by AI, according to a Pew Research report based on government data, with workers with Bachelor's degrees or higher being the most exposed. “You’re not going to need nearly as many heads if certain pieces of your code can be written 80% by AI,” Eschenbach said. “The promise of AI is to drive productivity gains. If you’re getting productivity gains out of your existing workforce, you will need less workers.” Action Alerts PLUS offers expert portfolio guidance to help you make informed investing decisions. Sign up now.
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Workday CEO warns that an alarming trend will change your yearly work review
About 1 in 5 Americans have jobs that are highly exposed to being replaced by artificial intelligence.
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Нарукавный знак Особого отряда специального назначения 5 отдельной бригады специального назначения Вооруженных сил Республики Беларусь. Нарукавный знак Особого отряда...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/GOWEyZn Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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Форма одежды и знаки
Органы и Внутренние войска НКВД 1935-1937г. Напомню, что Внутренние войска за годы своего существования претерпевали многочисленные реорганизации, переименования, и т.д. С созданием сразу после октябрьского переворота ...via forma full 5 https://ift.tt/uYKcme5 Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.IFTTT Manage on IFTTT: https://ifttt.com/myrecipes/personal/114580525
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*The versatile Ninja coffee maker shoppers say puts all other models 'to shame' just dropped by $80 at Amazon*
TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. In a world of people often on the go, one simple morning ritual is a necessity to kickstart the day ahead: a cup of coffee. Whether you prefer an iced coffee, cappuccino, or a plain cup of joe, finding the right machine to meet your household’s daily coffee cravings is important. If you’re in search of a coffee maker that can benefit everyone without having to take a trip to the coffee shop and break the bank on your order, we found a solution for you. The Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System, one of Amazon’s top-selling coffee machines, is as versatile as they come. This product has sold over 8,000 times in the past month, and the price just dropped by an eye-catching $80 as Amazon’s official Black Friday deals start rolling out. This coffee maker offers four different brew settings instead of three like its predecessor. In addition to the classic, rich, and over-ice settings, you can now select the specialty option, which will give you a concentrated 4-oz brew resembling an espresso shot. Another new feature is the built-in frother that creates a silky-smooth foam to top your coffee. This easy-to-use machine also comes with a glass carafe, pod adapter, removable 60-oz water reservoir, coffee grind scoop, and a paper filter kit.Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty 12-Cup Coffee Maker, $150 (was $230) at Amazon Amazon From a small 4-oz brew to filling a full carafe, this Ninja coffee system uses its thermal flavor extraction duo to deliver delicious coffee from grounds or pods with “even saturation and precise temperature control,” according to the brand. One reviewer vouched for the quality of the coffee this machine produces, saying it’s “better than Dunkin’ and Starbucks.” As if this coffee maker couldn’t get any more functional, it has a hot water dispenser that is separate from the coffee dispenser, ensuring you’re not left with a residual coffee taste. With two temperature settings—hot and boiling—you can use this feature to make a cup of tea, hot cocoa, or even a bowl of oatmeal. Several shoppers have left reviews mentioning it’s a “breeze” to clean given that it’s equipped with a cleaning function and has dishwasher-safe parts. Additionally, the removable pod adapter no longer makes deep cleaning a dreaded task, and doing so once a week can help prevent buildup. This innovative coffee maker has nearly 8,000 perfect ratings, and one recent buyer said this product “puts all other coffee makers to shame.” “If you’re on the fence about this product, please just go ahead and get it; this truly is the best coffee maker I have ever used,” one reviewer wrote. “I make legit Starbucks-quality iced coffee almost every single day. It’s amazing and saves me so much money!” As the holiday season is quickly approaching, the Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System will make the perfect gift for your caffeine-loving friend, or keep it for yourself to become a savvy barista from the comfort of your own home. Either way, we suggest jumping on the 35% discount now before it’s gone, and it can arrive in just two days if you are an Amazon Prime member.
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TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. In a world of people often on the go, one simple morning ritual is a necessity to kickstart the day ahead: a cup of coffee. Whether you prefer an iced coffee, cappuccino, or a plain cup of joe, finding the right machine to meet your household’s daily coffee cravings is important. If you’re in search of a coffee maker that can benefit everyone without having to take a trip to the coffee shop and break the bank on your order, we found a solution for you. The Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System, one of Amazon’s top-selling coffee machines, is as versatile as they come. This product has sold over 8,000 times in the past month, and the price just dropped by an eye-catching $80 as Amazon’s official Black Friday deals start rolling out. This coffee maker offers four different brew settings instead of three like its predecessor. In addition to the classic, rich, and over-ice settings, you can now select the specialty option, which will give you a concentrated 4-oz brew resembling an espresso shot. Another new feature is the built-in frother that creates a silky-smooth foam to top your coffee. This easy-to-use machine also comes with a glass carafe, pod adapter, removable 60-oz water reservoir, coffee grind scoop, and a paper filter kit.Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty 12-Cup Coffee Maker, $150 (was $230) at Amazon Amazon From a small 4-oz brew to filling a full carafe, this Ninja coffee system uses its thermal flavor extraction duo to deliver delicious coffee from grounds or pods with “even saturation and precise temperature control,” according to the brand. One reviewer vouched for the quality of the coffee this machine produces, saying it’s “better than Dunkin’ and Starbucks.” As if this coffee maker couldn’t get any more functional, it has a hot water dispenser that is separate from the coffee dispenser, ensuring you’re not left with a residual coffee taste. With two temperature settings—hot and boiling—you can use this feature to make a cup of tea, hot cocoa, or even a bowl of oatmeal. Several shoppers have left reviews mentioning it’s a “breeze” to clean given that it’s equipped with a cleaning function and has dishwasher-safe parts. Additionally, the removable pod adapter no longer makes deep cleaning a dreaded task, and doing so once a week can help prevent buildup. This innovative coffee maker has nearly 8,000 perfect ratings, and one recent buyer said this product “puts all other coffee makers to shame.” “If you’re on the fence about this product, please just go ahead and get it; this truly is the best coffee maker I have ever used,” one reviewer wrote. “I make legit Starbucks-quality iced coffee almost every single day. It’s amazing and saves me so much money!” As the holiday season is quickly approaching, the Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System will make the perfect gift for your caffeine-loving friend, or keep it for yourself to become a savvy barista from the comfort of your own home. Either way, we suggest jumping on the 35% discount now before it’s gone, and it can arrive in just two days if you are an Amazon Prime member.
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The versatile Ninja coffee maker shoppers say puts all other models 'to shame' just dropped by $80 at Amazon
It’s “better than Dunkin’ and Starbucks” coffee, one person says.
The versatile Ninja coffee maker shoppers say puts all other models 'to shame' just dropped by $80 at Amazon
TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. In a world of people often on the go, one simple morning ritual is a necessity to kickstart the day ahead: a cup of coffee. Whether you prefer an iced coffee, cappuccino, or a plain cup of joe, finding the right machine to meet your household’s daily coffee cravings is important. If you’re in search of a coffee maker that can benefit everyone without having to take a trip to the coffee shop and break the bank on your order, we found a solution for you. The Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System, one of Amazon’s top-selling coffee machines, is as versatile as they come. This product has sold over 8,000 times in the past month, and the price just dropped by an eye-catching $80 as Amazon’s official Black Friday deals start rolling out. This coffee maker offers four different brew settings instead of three like its predecessor. In addition to the classic, rich, and over-ice settings, you can now select the specialty option, which will give you a concentrated 4-oz brew resembling an espresso shot. Another new feature is the built-in frother that creates a silky-smooth foam to top your coffee. This easy-to-use machine also comes with a glass carafe, pod adapter, removable 60-oz water reservoir, coffee grind scoop, and a paper filter kit.Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty 12-Cup Coffee Maker, $150 (was $230) at Amazon Amazon From a small 4-oz brew to filling a full carafe, this Ninja coffee system uses its thermal flavor extraction duo to deliver delicious coffee from grounds or pods with “even saturation and precise temperature control,” according to the brand. One reviewer vouched for the quality of the coffee this machine produces, saying it’s “better than Dunkin’ and Starbucks.” As if this coffee maker couldn’t get any more functional, it has a hot water dispenser that is separate from the coffee dispenser, ensuring you’re not left with a residual coffee taste. With two temperature settings—hot and boiling—you can use this feature to make a cup of tea, hot cocoa, or even a bowl of oatmeal. Several shoppers have left reviews mentioning it’s a “breeze” to clean given that it’s equipped with a cleaning function and has dishwasher-safe parts. Additionally, the removable pod adapter no longer makes deep cleaning a dreaded task, and doing so once a week can help prevent buildup. This innovative coffee maker has nearly 8,000 perfect ratings, and one recent buyer said this product “puts all other coffee makers to shame.” “If you’re on the fence about this product, please just go ahead and get it; this truly is the best coffee maker I have ever used,” one reviewer wrote. “I make legit Starbucks-quality iced coffee almost every single day. It’s amazing and saves me so much money!” As the holiday season is quickly approaching, the Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System will make the perfect gift for your caffeine-loving friend, or keep it for yourself to become a savvy barista from the comfort of your own home. Either way, we suggest jumping on the 35% discount now before it’s gone, and it can arrive in just two days if you are an Amazon Prime member.
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TheStreet aims to feature only the best products and services. If you buy something via one of our links, we may earn a commission. In a world of people often on the go, one simple morning ritual is a necessity to kickstart the day ahead: a cup of coffee. Whether you prefer an iced coffee, cappuccino, or a plain cup of joe, finding the right machine to meet your household’s daily coffee cravings is important. If you’re in search of a coffee maker that can benefit everyone without having to take a trip to the coffee shop and break the bank on your order, we found a solution for you. The Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System, one of Amazon’s top-selling coffee machines, is as versatile as they come. This product has sold over 8,000 times in the past month, and the price just dropped by an eye-catching $80 as Amazon’s official Black Friday deals start rolling out. This coffee maker offers four different brew settings instead of three like its predecessor. In addition to the classic, rich, and over-ice settings, you can now select the specialty option, which will give you a concentrated 4-oz brew resembling an espresso shot. Another new feature is the built-in frother that creates a silky-smooth foam to top your coffee. This easy-to-use machine also comes with a glass carafe, pod adapter, removable 60-oz water reservoir, coffee grind scoop, and a paper filter kit.Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty 12-Cup Coffee Maker, $150 (was $230) at Amazon Amazon From a small 4-oz brew to filling a full carafe, this Ninja coffee system uses its thermal flavor extraction duo to deliver delicious coffee from grounds or pods with “even saturation and precise temperature control,” according to the brand. One reviewer vouched for the quality of the coffee this machine produces, saying it’s “better than Dunkin’ and Starbucks.” As if this coffee maker couldn’t get any more functional, it has a hot water dispenser that is separate from the coffee dispenser, ensuring you’re not left with a residual coffee taste. With two temperature settings—hot and boiling—you can use this feature to make a cup of tea, hot cocoa, or even a bowl of oatmeal. Several shoppers have left reviews mentioning it’s a “breeze” to clean given that it’s equipped with a cleaning function and has dishwasher-safe parts. Additionally, the removable pod adapter no longer makes deep cleaning a dreaded task, and doing so once a week can help prevent buildup. This innovative coffee maker has nearly 8,000 perfect ratings, and one recent buyer said this product “puts all other coffee makers to shame.” “If you’re on the fence about this product, please just go ahead and get it; this truly is the best coffee maker I have ever used,” one reviewer wrote. “I make legit Starbucks-quality iced coffee almost every single day. It’s amazing and saves me so much money!” As the holiday season is quickly approaching, the Ninja DualBrew Pro Specialty Coffee System will make the perfect gift for your caffeine-loving friend, or keep it for yourself to become a savvy barista from the comfort of your own home. Either way, we suggest jumping on the 35% discount now before it’s gone, and it can arrive in just two days if you are an Amazon Prime member.
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The versatile Ninja coffee maker shoppers say puts all other models 'to shame' just dropped by $80 at Amazon
It’s “better than Dunkin’ and Starbucks” coffee, one person says.