Team challenge: Before the challenge was introduced, Chef Ramsay decided to have a little fun with the teams by showing pictures of himself and the other chefs when they were teenagers. After that, the chefs were told that the next service will be Hell's Kitchen's first quinceañera service, and each team will be making five course tasting menu, based on the suggestions of Breanna, the girl celebrating her quinceañera, along with her mother Jennifer and Godmother Josette. The women won the challenge 3–2: their seventh out of eight this season.

Award / punishment: The women spent the day at the Knott's Berry Farm theme park. The men, facing yet another punishment, prepared the dining area for Breanna's quinceañera, under the watchful eye and control of the party planner, Breanna's Godmother.

Service: The quinceañera service was structured differently, with timing being the most crucial element. Chef Ramsay stated that after appetizers, Breanna would do a traditional waltz, so appetizers needed to be finished on both teams together. Both kitchens worked together to serve Breanna's 13-guest table first, and they managed to do this despite a brief slip-up by Amanda. The men's appetizer stage went almost flawlessly, thanks to Jon and Anthony, and they finished well ahead of the women, who once again were held up by Amanda, as well as Nedra who was attempting to help; at one point, Amanda claimed that Nedra had served a badly-seared piece of tuna, even though it was unclear who actually made it. After Nedra proceeded to drop a piece of tuna on the floor, Breanna's godmother and Jean-Philippe came into the kitchen and told the chefs that they couldn't wait anymore, and began the waltz before appetizers were finished in the red kitchen, much to Ramsay's anger. The entrée stage went a little better for the women, despite Nedra and Cyndi serving undercooked portions of meat. The men, however, suffered many setbacks, including Zach repeatedly serving less potatoes than were needed , and Barret struggling with making pasta as well as leaving a splinter in a burnt kebab. In the post-mortem, and despite not kicking anybody out, Ramsay declared both teams losers, calling the women a "disaster" and the men "embarrassing".

Nominees for elimination: Ray announced that the men easily nominated Barret and Zach , while the women nominated Amanda and Cyndi , with Ja'Nel admitting that it was a tough decision .

Elimination – part 1: Amanda's elimination: Chef Ramsay eliminated Amanda, for getting overwhelmed too easily. There was no reason for Amanda's elimination.

Elimination cliffhanger: After Amanda left, Chef Ramsay said that the service was so bad, that he wasn't finished, ending this episode with Season 11's fifth "To be continued" cliffhanger, leaving the fates of Cyndi, Zach, and Barret uncertain until the next episode.

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Surprise immunity challenge – part 2: Chef Ramsay decided that Jon won the surprise immunity, ensuring him safe from elimination.

Service: Chef Ramsay increased the pressure by inviting Extras Maria Menounos to the men's kitchen and Suburgatorys Jeremy Sisto to the women's kitchen. Anthony was criticized for not understanding Chef Ramsay's "out in one" order, but did well at getting the VIP's order of scallops to the table perfectly. Jon screwed up with a bland risotto off the start. Cyndi was called out for several incidents including producing too much risotto, having a messy station and not calling out orders to the other chefs, but still produced good food. Anthony, however, gave the wrong number of lobster tails for Jon's risotto and then made overcooked tails. Anthony and Zach suffered communication issues when Anthony took his fish up before Zach was done his meat. Susan was the standout performer on the red team; first she finally got redemption by finally cooking the lamb perfectly, and later sent up perfect wellingtons. A bump happened when Ja'Nel cut herself badly and had to leave the kitchen to have it seen to. She briefly struggled to get in sync with the rest of the team after coming back, but soon got back up to speed. Anthony produced raw halibut and Ramsay took him to the back room asking why he kept producing inconsistent results. Zach then cooked raw wellingtons and realized he had no prepped wellingtons as backup, resulting in Chef Ramsay taking Susan's perfectly cooked wellingtons to use in place of Zach's. Zach showed confusion in the final orders of the night and overcooked the lamb. Chef Ramsay then did the work for Zach because he hadn't responded to his orders fast enough. The women, however, finished their service before the men, resulting in yet another lost dinner service for the men. Susan was singled out as the Best of the Best for bouncing back after her previous poor performances. Chef Ramsay then told the women to decide who will go to the men's team, while ordering Jon, who was still immune and was named the Best of the Worst for making only one error with the risotto, to decide who should leave . Ja'Nel volunteered to go to the men's team, saying she can get Zach to communicate or Anthony to wake up.

Nominees for elimination: Jon nominated Anthony for elimination. However, Chef Ramsay personally nominated Zach for elimination. In their explanation on why they should stay, Anthony said that he believed he needed to just kickstart his confidence, but Chef Ramsay doubted his ability to keep his confidence high. Chef Ramsay told Zach that he hit a wall; Zach then explained that he still had fight left in him, and he loves what he does.

Eliminated: In a psych-out, Chef Ramsay decided to eliminate Anthony from the competition, leaving the women and Jon visibly surprised. Chef Ramsay felt that Anthony lacked the fightback and confidence that Zach had but encouraged him to keep looking for what he wants out of the industry. Despite being nominated by him, Anthony encouraged Jon to win as he left the building.

Team switch: Ramsay then asked the women who they had chosen to join the two remaining men, and Susan revealed that they had selected Ja'Nel; Ramsay agreed that this was the correct choice, and handed Ja'Nel a blue jacket. However, he warned Ja'Nel not to follow in Nedra's footsteps.

Chef Ramsay's reason: Anthony hobbled through Hell's Kitchen, and even though his leg eventually got better, his cooking didn't.

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Wake-up call: Shortly before 7AM, the contestants received a wake-up call from a team of soldiers, who ordered the contestants outside for their next challenge.

Early withdrawal: Prior to the challenge, perhaps due to the constant fighting among her teammates, Gina tendered her resignation from the competition, saying she had a personal issue to attend to. Following her resignation, she returned to the dorm to pack her bags and left Hell's Kitchen through the delivery entrance. This was the first time since Season 7 that a contestant withdrew from Hell's Kitchen of their own accord, and the first time that a contestant withdrew before a challenge; Jeff's and Andrew's withdrawals were both in the middle of dinner service and were the result of arguing with Chef Ramsay.

Team challenge: Following a wall-climbing demonstration from the soldiers, each team had five minutes to climb a wall, then fetch as many lobsters as they could. The men caught the most lobsters, 37 to the women's 31, where Chef Ramsay announced that this wasn't the real challenge. During the challenge, Anthony sprained his ankle, but opted to keep going in the game. This led to the second part of the challenge, where each team had ten minutes to remove the meat from as many lobsters as they could, to Chef Ramsay's specification – the women won the challenge, 11–8.

Award / punishment: The ladies spend the day on a yacht, enjoying sushi and a massage. The men must take in a delivery of fish, then prepare them for cooking, as well as dine on fish head soup for lunch.

Service: The service endured constant mishaps, including Mary and Danielle failing to make risotto on, Christian overcooking the scallops and Jeremy struggling with the table-side lobster, to a point where Chef Ramsay forced Jeremy and Christian to eat their mistakes. In the end, the service ended on both teams when Chef Ramsay found undercooked lamb being served to him at the pass in both instances by Susan and Jon, forcing him to shut the service down.

Nominees for elimination: As both teams did very poorly on the service, Chef Ramsay declared no winning team, and ordered them to pick two nominees for elimination. Jon revealed that the men chose Jeremy and Christian, while Ja'Nel revealed that the women chose Danielle and Mary.

Eliminated: Chef Ramsay told Christian that he must leave Hell's Kitchen as he was the main reason behind the men's collapse. Dan curses about Christian being eliminated.

Cliffhanger: After Chef Ramsay dismissed the contestants, he told Jeremy to stay behind. This episode ends with Season 11's second "To be continued..." cliffhanger for the next episode.

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Pre-service continued: Chef Ramsay welcomed the chefs who will compete in the opposing kitchen against the final five contestants: all winners of past seasons of Hell's Kitchen. The chefs were: Rahman "Rock" Harper , Christina Machamer , Dave Levey , Nona Sivley , and Paul Niedermann .

Service: The chefs of both teams had to come up with signature dishes to add to the Hell's Kitchen menu. Ramsay also left it up to the teams to decide who would be on each station. Each team had difficulty in deciding on food, with Susan wanting the menu to be simple, and Nona wanting an exclusively southern-themed menu despite none of the other four being especially familiar with southern cuisine . On the current contestants' team, Susan was made to float, Cyndi took the meat station, Jon on fish, Mary on garnish and Ja'Nel on hot appetizers. Susan put up an argument but eventually agreed to be a floater and help the other chefs. The returning team had few issues preparing their dishes while the current chefs are having issue with their duck confit and have to serve their dish without the confit. Ramsay felt that their Steak Tartar was underseasoned and that failing to serve the confit was completely unacceptable, and ordered the team to recook both dishes from scratch. On presenting again however, Ramsay approved the dishes. The returning chefs presented a rendered duck breast with toasted pistachios and veal lamb chop with collard greens and ham-hock for their entree. The service started strong with Jon and Mary cooking perfect scallops, though Jon got annoyed at what he saw as Mary taking all the credit. Nona started off forgetting Ramsay's recipe for risotto and also underportioned them. Dave jumped in to help her, and while Nona initially refused the help, the two quickly started getting the appetizers out. Rock seemed very confused and unsure of what to do as the other chefs were bringing dishes up. Susan and Ja'Nel generally did a good job on the appetizers, but Susan got overwhelmed at one point and underdressed the salads, forcing Ja'Nel to bail her out. Christina and Paul both generally did well on the entrees , though Paul was twice called out for serving undercooked meat. Cyndi had issues with timing on the lamb, and although the black team almost finishes first, a returned lamb stalled finishing the service until after the returning winners had finished theirs. The winner is decided by comment cards filled out by the diners and the returning winners receive a score of 95% customer satisfaction, while the final five narrowly lost out, scoring 93%.

Nominees for elimination: Despite the service almost being perfect, Chef Ramsay still ordered the contestants to choose two people that should leave. Susan is nominated for her issues on appetizers and Cyndi for putting out raw meat. Cyndi tried to put Ja'Nel on the block saying Susan ran the appetizers station, but none of the other competitors agreed with her. When the actual nominees were being given to Chef Ramsay, both Susan and Cyndi protested their nominations and said that Mary should be up for elimination for being the weakest cook overall, but Ramsay ignored them and had them both step up.

Non-elimination: Chef Ramsay decided not to eliminate either of the nominated chefs saying because the five almost matched the five returning winners, no one deserved to go home. However, he warned the contestants that next time one, two or even three could go home.

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Episode 5 elimination – Jeremy's elimination: Continuing from last episode, Chef Ramsay went off the board and told Jeremy to leave Hell's Kitchen. Ramsay cited that Jeremy was "in way over [his] head", and considered his attempt to serve up a sampler dish instead of the actual cooked dish to be unforgivable. This made Jeremy the fourth contestant ever to be eliminated from the winning team and the fifth to leave Hell's Kitchen this season.

Team challenge: This day includes a breakfast and dinner service; as dinner service begins in a few hours and prep time is needed, there is no team challenge in this episode, a first for this series.

Service: Prior to the start of service, Jean-Philippe and the wait staff talk about their horror stories about working with the diners. This motivated Chef Ramsay to nominate Barret and Jessica to be waiters for this service; however, their first tickets required several rewrites as Chef Ramsay tore up the errant tickets. In addition, Mary, during prep work, had herself tested for pregnancy, as she missed her period and urinated frequently; the results came up negative. During the service, both teams endured numerous mistakes, including Ray overcooking the halibut and scallops on the blue team, and refusing to accept Dan's help , which infuriated Ramsay because Anthony's perfectly cooked meat couldn't be served. Meanwhile on the red team, Amanda had trouble getting answers from Susan, leading to their appetizers usually reaching the pass over a minute apart, and Mary and Nedra served dangerous raw pork. After Ray sent raw halibut and Nedra sent raw pork, Chef Ramsay threw both teams out of their kitchens and had the sous chefs finish service. Furthermore, Sous Chef James came into the blue team's dorm with a plate of halibut, berating the contestants for their mistakes and threatening to quit. In addition, Chef Ramsay called both teams downstairs, only to stop them in the stairwell and order them to get back upstairs and nominate two from each team that should leave Hell's Kitchen. To that effect, both teams were declared losers.

Nominees for elimination: Susan revealed that the women nominated Mary and Nedra, both for raw pork. Anthony announced that the men nominated Dan, for his mistakes, and Ray, for being largely unresponsive in that night's service. This leads to Dan getting into a fight with Ray, stating that he 'couldn't cook anything because Ray wouldn't let him'. Dan later flipped off his teammates when he was nominated.

Cliffhanger: After stating their cases, Chef Ramsay called all four contestants to the front one at a time, telling each of them to take off their jackets. He then said that he is about to do something that was never done before on Hell's Kitchen, ending this episode with a consecutive "To be continued" cliffhanger – the fourth in six episodes, the most ever over a course of so few episodes.

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Service – part 2: The service continued where the last episode ended. Gina was not feeling well at the start of the service, leading her to relax and calm down before joining the service late. As Chef Ramsay was telling them this, Jean-Phillipe returned to Hell's Kitchen by the front door, causing Ramsay to humorously ask him where he had been when he was asked to be here yesterday. Guests in attendance for the opening night of Hell's Kitchen include Deborah Ann Woll and Owain Yeoman. The service ended up being a typical first service rife with errors. 8 men were thrown out of the service, Sebastian was first to be thrown out for his flippant attitude and attempted to return two more times. Michael and Barret were the next to be thrown out for sending raw lamb and overcooked wellington, just as Sebastian unexpectedly returned to the kitchen for the third time, causing Ramsay to warn him that he would be instantly eliminated if he returned a fourth time before sending him out of the kitchen again with Michael and Barret. Jeremy blew up at Zach when he attempted to give him assistance, then was thrown out for not being able to repeat the orders. Jon sent a risotto to the pass and it was raw, and Dan served up undercooked garnishes at the same time, causing both to be ejected; Ray then tasted Jon's risotto with his bare hands, leading to him being ejected also. Finally, Anthony was thrown out for sending a risotto that was bland and underseasoned. 4 women were also removed from the kitchen; Gina was first for serving raw scallops on the second table, then Susan for sending undercooked potatoes, quickly followed by Danielle who got her orders mixed up and couldn't understand how to work in a brigade, and then Jacqueline, who ignored Chef Ramsay's order for her to help Mary and just stood around drinking water. Despite this, Jessica and Cyndi held the team together with their strong performance on the meat station . In the men's kitchen, Zach almost bailed out near the end, having vomited after leaving the kitchen briefly for relief, but rebounded successfully with only him and Christian . In the end, Chef Ramsay's guarantee was successfully fulfilled, as both teams completed service.

Winners: For having the most contestants remaining and for having been generally more consistent in the service, the women were named the winners. Zach was singled out as "Best of the Worst" for the men for holding on in the competition. The women's victory marked the 3rd season in a row in which the women were the winners of the opening night dinner service.

Nominees for elimination: The men had to nominate two chefs to leave Hell's Kitchen. They initially considered nominating Michael, but ultimately Zach chose Jeremy and Sebastian.

Eliminated: Chef Ramsay decided that Sebastian, for his comical attitude during the service, must leave Hell's Kitchen.

Chef Ramsay's reason: Sebastian tried to be funny, but it was his cooking that was the joke.

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Lars Edlund (6 November 1922 – 21 December 2013) was a Swedish composer, organist and music teacher.Edlund was born in Karlstad, Värmland County. He studied music at the Schola Cantorum Basiliensis in Basel, Switzerland, with Ina Lohr. He was inspired by Gregorian music, and converted to Catholicism later in life.Edlund started working as a church musician in the early 1940s, and was also a teacher at the Swedish Royal College of Music in Stockholm. From 1971 onwards he worked solely as a composer. The majority of his compositions were vocal music, many of them with texts on religious or existentialist themes. Several of his compositions can be found in the 1986 hymnal for the Church of Sweden. He also set poems by Gunnar Ekelöf and Tomas Tranströmer to music.He was elected a member of the Royal Swedish Academy of Music in 1975.Lars Edlund lived in Uppsala from 1980 until his death.

Team challenge / service prep: There was not a team challenge this episode. Chef Ramsay asked the teams to spend the day creating their own menus for that night's service, which he will examine before the service. The men had an easy time of creating their menu, despite Zach barely participating at first. The women, however, had trouble as Nedra kept making suggestions that the other women looked down on, but they finally let her put a gumbo on the menu . In the examination, Chef Ramsay liked the men's menu as it stood, but he thought the women's menu was a disaster , requiring numerous changes before the start of service several minutes later.

Service: The women had only a few minor problems during service and won the service, while Michael in the Blue Kitchen had problems with the fish station and Chef Ramsay sent him for a time-out. Zach also brought up dangerous raw pork . While the men were nominating two people for elimination, Chef Ramsay called the women to his office and told them to nominate one member that should go to the men's team, in order to even out the playing field. In the meeting that followed, they decided that they all should join the men, but as only one could be transferred over, they decided to draw names, in which Cyndi was the "lucky winner".

Nominees for elimination: Anthony announced that the men failed to reach a consensus in deciding which two persons should be nominated, leading to Chef Ramsay taking a vote at elimination. Two votes each went to Michael and Zach, nominating them for elimination.

Eliminated: Chef Ramsay saved Zach for a third consecutive time, while Michael was the third consecutive man to leave. There was no reason given for his elimination.

Team switch – part 1: Chef Ramsay then asked the women if they had chosen one member to go to the men as a replacement, but when Ja'Nel told him that they all wanted to go, resulting in drawing names instead, Chef Ramsay got angry, as only deliberation amongst contestants should decide who to go, not a lottery, ending this episode with Season 11's sixth "To be continued" cliffhanger. After 10 straight dinner services, this marked the longest time a season has gone on without any chefs switching teams.

Pre-service continued: Despite an initial intention to talk to Mary, Ja'Nel decides to keep her team and just tells her team she wants the menu to represent her. Eventually her team agrees to respect Ja'Nel's wishes and cook the menu she has prepared. During prep, Dan takes a long time to prepare butter for Mary's dishes and so Jon takes over. Dan briefly leaves the kitchen over frustration, saying "You're not the boss of me," then returns, causing Mary to decide to watch Dan when needed. In presenting the dishes to Chef Ramsay, he gives his approval to all of Ja'Nel's and Mary's dishes. Chef Ramsay then informs the contestants that, for the first time in Hell's Kitchen history, the final service will include two Chef's Tables: actor Anthony Anderson and his son will be at Ja'Nel's table, while actress Kat Graham and skateboarding legend Tony Hawk dine at Mary's table. Also among the diners that night are talk show host Leeza Gibbons, actor John Schneider and former Olympic diver Greg Louganis.

Service: Although she has an initial stumble, Mary commands her team. With Cyndi's support for respect, Ja'Nel gets her service running strong. Starting with appetizers, Nedra fumbles on appetizers, by not tasting her hot apps to start. She also deals with many issues of amount of seasoning, being slow to get orders to the pass and not cooking the food properly. With the mistakes hampering the performance, Mary shows her leadership by telling her team she's not opposed to throwing someone out of the kitchen, which causes Nedra to bounce back. On Ja'Nel's side, Ray misses the amount of dressing on the salad towards the beginning of appetizers and then towards the end of apps, he has issues with how the salad is prepared. There was some confusion on Mary's last table of apps, as she unknowingly called out for only one portion of scallops when two were required, but Michael caught her mistake and ensured that Jon had enough time to cook a second portion, successfully completing the appetizer stage. Susan has issues with bread to go with Cyndi's mussels, but thanks to Amanda, Ja'Nel finishes her appetizers. Dan has issues on meat and not only cooked rare meat, he brought it up twice in a row for the same ticket. Mary shows her leadership and lectures Dan on the meat; however, he once again cooks rare meat, forcing Mary to make good on her promise and kick Dan out of the kitchen, which had never been done before by a Hell's Kitchen finalist. Nedra takes over the meat station and after discovering Dan overcooked almost all the steaks, she finally finds one that was properly cooked. On Ja'Nel's side, Susan cooks cold potatoes but after the initial stumbles, comes back. Zach then causes issues for Amanda's fish station when his meat slows down the kitchen. Mary shows some confusion when she asks for dishes that are in front of her but eventually keeps entrees going out, while Ja'Nel's kitchen has slowed considerably. Taking control, Ja'Nel gets her team to rally back which causes entrees to fly out of the kitchen and to the Chef's Table. Mary finally completes her service strong, with Ja'Nel finishing shortly after.

Winner: After looking at both diners' comment cards and evaluating both chefs work in the entire competition, Chef Ramsay brings both contestants to his office and commends both of them for their excellent work in the competition. In traditional Hell's Kitchen fashion, he places both chefs in front of a door each. He then asks both to place their hands on their doorknobs and turn the handle on a count of three. Ja'Nel's door opens, making her the eleventh winner of Hell's Kitchen. During the celebration, Ja'Nel hung her portrait on the Wall of Fame, joining the other ten winners of the competition, while Dan finally apologizes and reconciles with Mary.

Chef Ramsay's reason: In all my years in Hell's Kitchen, I have never seen a more composed individual than Ja'Nel. And that is why I am so happy to have this ambitious, creative and talented woman as my Head Chef.

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Team challenge: The chefs were each given a cut of steak, and were challenged to cook it to medium rare and serve it with a spice rub and/or sauce of their own making. Since the women were up an extra member, Nedra and Susan were told to work as a team. Cyndi and Jon faced off first with their porterhouse steaks, and despite enjoying them both, Chef Ramsay felt that Jon's had the edge. Despite feeling that they were respectively a little sweet and a little too spicy for his liking, Chef Ramsay awarded both Zach and the duo of Nedra and Susan a point for their filet steaks. Neither Amanda nor Michael earned a point for their New York strips, as Amanda's was bland and underseasoned, and Michael's was medium instead of medium rare. Both Anthony and Jacqueline earned points for their ribcaps, for making risky ideas work well. In the battle of the hanger steaks, Ja'Nel's was beautifully cooked and seasoned, while Barret severely overcooked his steak, earning Ja'Nel a point and tying the scores; on top of that, Chef Ramsay named her dish as the best in the challenge for the second week in a row. Finally, Mary and Ray faced off against each other with their ribeyes, and despite her dish being a little too sweet for Chef Ramsay's liking, Mary took the winning point by default, since Ray's ribeye was medium instead of medium rare. Chef Ramsay took the men to task for their sloppiness, telling them that while their steaks generally tasted better, three of them were overcooked, which had cost them the challenge.

Award / punishment: The women were treated to an afternoon of pampering by a swimming pool, while the men were tasked with cutting steak for the next service, along with fully prepping both kitchens.

Service: For the steakhouse night, Zach and Susan were assigned to serve prime rib tableside. The men got off to a solid start, though Barret had trouble with the sides, cooking fishcakes which weren't on order and not supplying the salad for a table of appetizers. Ray then severely undercooked the team's first order of steaks, resulting in Michael deciding to take over the task of cooking the steaks. Things ran much smoother after that, and the men completed their service with few issues. The women meanwhile had a decidedly rocky service, getting off to a bad start when Mary first didn't realise that an order of sliders had been called for their first table, and then left a hair in the order that she eventually served. After that, the team managed to complete their appetizers, but quickly stalled again on the entrees, as Jacqueline and Amanda inexplicably thought that since one of the guests at their first table had ordered prime rib, it meant no other steaks were required. The next few tables went out smoothly, but they got stalled again on an order of filet mignons, as Jacqueline and Amanda repeatedly served up raw filets, and Nedra's attempt to help them didn't make things go any smoother. This resulted in Ramsay ejecting the trio, plus Cyndi , after which he called Susan back into the kitchen and had her help Ja'Nel and Mary complete the service. Chef Ramsay named the men as the winning team, for not having anyone ejected and making fewer mistakes overall , and told the women to nominate two for elimination.

Nominees for elimination: Amanda agreed that she should be put up for elimination due to her mistakes on the meat station, and Jacqueline attempted to persuade the other women to nominate Mary for her mistakes on the sliders . However, Cyndi announced the nominees as Amanda and Jacqueline.

Eliminated: Chef Ramsay told Amanda step forward, only to order her back in line, leading to Chef Ramsay telling Jacqueline to leave Hell's Kitchen, feeling that she had a lackadaisical attitude and had been a consistently mediocre performer.

Chef Ramsay's reason: Jacqueline talked a good game, but unfortunately for her, I need someone who can deliver.

Season 11 of the American competitive reality television series Hell's Kitchen premiered on March 12, 2013, on Fox. The winner received a head chef position at Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill in Caesars Palace at Las Vegas. On July 25, 2013, Ja'Nel Witt won the competition, making her the 11th and sixth female winner of Hell's Kitchen.

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Henry Ernest Sigerist (1891–1957) was born in Paris and died in Switzerland. He graduated M.D. at the University of Zurich in 1917.He devoted himself to the study of history of medicine. Socialized Medicine in the Soviet Union (1937), and History of Medicine were among his most important works. He emerged as a major spokesman for "compulsory health insurance". From 1932 to 1947 was director at Johns Hopkins University institute of history of medicine. He received financial aid from the Rockefeller Institute. He attacked the American Medical Association because of his conflicting views on socialized medicine.Sigerist died in 1957, and his passing was mourned among many in the medical community, although his views on socialized medicine were often glossed over in obituaries in national newspapers. Although Sigerist's influence waned during the mid 1900's, he has slowly become an important figure again in medical history. An organization of medical historians have named themselves the Sigerist Circle, and books such as Making Medical History: The Life and Times of Henry E. Sigerist by Theodore M. Brown and Elizabeth Fee have begun to reintroduce Sigerist's legacy to the world.

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Individual challenge: The contestants must create ten gourmet burgers of their own, which will be judged by Chef Ramsay and Jean-Phillippe along with people associated with some of the finest restaurants in the country; some of these pointed out in this episode included Darren Kim of Nobu, and David Rosoff and Joseph Bastianich of Osteria Mozza. Susan was named the worst of the burgers while almost 40 percent of the diners chose Jon's burger, his "Roman Burger", as the best of the five, despite being the last to complete his cooking and despite his concerns that the hamburger patty was bigger than the bun.

Award / punishment: Jon and the contestant of his choice, Cyndi, spend the day at a local day spa. The remaining three chefs had to do a litany of chores listed by Jean-Phillippe, including steam linens, polish the silverware, and wash Jean-Phillippe's car. They also had to prep the kitchen for that night's dinner service.

Service: Actor Antonio Sabàto, Jr., and his friend, came in on late notice, but was given a position at the chef's table, at the request of Chef Ramsay, thus giving a service an air of seriousness and urgency. Ja'Nel gave out properly cooked risotto to the chef's table, as did Cyndi with her lobster for the risotto and Mary on sliders. However, after a short time, Ja'Nel had issues with the risotto, slowing service down, but she quickly recovered. Then, Mary forgot a patty for one of the sliders and, while trying to fix the issue, overcooked the burgers. Thankfully, with Susan's help, the sliders made their way out along with the rest of the appetizers. Susan then produced burnt garnish while Mary overcooked one side of the sole, but both corrected themselves. Susan also tried preparing entrees for a ticket even though appetizers hadn't left. As a result, Ramsay left the kitchen with sous chef Andi, leaving Susan to run the kitchen. After a short time, Ramsay returned to the kitchen, after Susan worked the pass, and the chefs eventually complete service. However, despite that, Chef Ramsay called the service "dreadful" and said they "had better services than that weeks ago."

Nominees for elimination: The team must nominate two contestants that must leave Hell's Kitchen. Mary was nominated for her communication issues and trouble on the fish station. Susan then tells Ramsay that the team is split on the second nominee between Susan and Ja'Nel, so Ramsay decided to call down both of them.

Eliminated: After ordering Mary back in line, Chef Ramsay decided to eliminate Susan from the competition for struggling three straight dinner services. However, he asked her not to stop trying as he may have a job for her in the future.

Chef Ramsay's reason: Susan had little experience but she came a long way. She's not ready to lead my kitchen in Vegas, but I'm happy to say that she'll be leaving Hell's Kitchen as a real chef.

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Habilitation (from Latin habilis "fit, proper, skillfull") is the highest academic qualification a scholar can achieve by his own pursuit in many countries in Europe, Central Asia, and the Caucasus. Earned after obtaining a research doctorate, such as a PhD, habilitation requires that the candidate write a professorial thesis (or habilitation thesis) based on independent scholarship, reviewed by and defended before an academic committee in a process similar to that of the doctoral dissertation.

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Finalists continued / Jon's elimination: Chef Ramsay announces the second chef to move on to the final with Mary is Ja'Nel, leaving Jon as the one to leave Hell's Kitchen. Chef Ramsay told him that he would be leaving as his lone shining star from this year's men's team , and tells him to stay in touch because he may have a job for him in the future. He also allows Jon to keep his jacket as a token of his success up to that point. In doing so, Jon became the first male contestant in the show's history to be allowed to keep his jacket upon departure. This is the first time since Season 2 that both finalists were women, capping what Chef Ramsay called "the year of the ladies".

Pre-challenge: The chefs flew a private jet to Las Vegas where they received their own suite at Caesar's Palace. They then used the time in their hotel to plan out four appetizers, four entrees and two desserts with help from James and Andi for their service. The chefs then met the President of Caesar's Palace Gary Selesner before heading off to Gordon Ramsay Steak, the restaurant Season Ten winner Christina Wilson manages for winning. At the end of their meal they were given their chef's jackets for the upcoming service.

Final challenge:A brief time after arriving back in Los Angeles, Ja'Nel and Mary then received a call from Ramsay to join him at Union Station, on the belief that they would be travelling for their last challenge. But upon arrival, they met up with Chef Ramsay—and the finalists' families. The contestants then walk through a curtain, thinking that they were going to catch a train, only to find themselves in front of a large audience, where they then had to prepare two appetizers and three entrees to present to a panel of esteemed judges. For the first round, Ja'Nel gave a "Deconstructed BLT" and Mary presented an ahi tuna tartare for Sang Yoon of Lukshon, who gave the round win to Ja'Nel. In the second round, Ja'Nel presented mussels while Mary gave a sweet potato gnocchi for Chef Homaru Cantu of Moto, giving Mary the win. The following round had David Lefevre of M.B. Post giving the win to Ja'Nel for her pan-seared rainbow trout, over Mary's chilean sea bass. In the fourth round, Douglas Keane of Cyrus gave the tying round to Mary for her seared chicken breast, over Ja'Nel's oven-roasted chicken breast with parmesan polenta. For the final round, judged by Jeffrey Frederick, the Vice-President of Food and Beverage for Caesars Entertainment Corporation, Ja'Nel presented a red-wine braised beef cheek , while Mary cooked a seared New York Strip; Frederick gave the final point and challenge win to Ja'Nel .

Pre-service: For the first time in Hell's Kitchen history, Ja'Nel and Mary selected their teammates in front of a live audience. Also for the first time ever, 10 previously eliminated contestants returned . Ja'Nel chose Cyndi, Susan, Zach, Amanda and Ray; while Mary chose Jon, Anthony, Nedra, Michael and was left with Dan when Ja'Nel picked Ray. Before heading back to Hell's Kitchen, both Ja'Nel and Mary were given envelopes with instructions not to open them until they returned to Hell's Kitchen. Upon opening the envelopes, Ja'Nel and Mary are given the opportunity to trade a team member before the start of service, but Ja'Nel tells Mary she's happy with her team when Mary says she wants to trade Dan. While there is conflict amongst Dan and Jon on Mary's team, the team otherwise likes her menu. On the other hand, Ja'Nel's team are much more vocal in their concerns over Ja'Nel's menu, feeling that the dishes will be very complex to make and may not appeal to the diners, with Susan in particular heavily dissenting. Annoyed by this, Ja'Nel tells the team that she's going to speak with Mary, and heavily implies that she may be willing to trade away Susan for Dan after all.

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Mike Sillinger (born June 29, 1971) is the current Director of Player Development for the Edmonton Oilers, and a retired Canadian ice hockey player who played in the National Hockey League (NHL) for 17 seasons. Sillinger was known as a "journeyman", having played for 12 different teams, as well as been traded nine times during his NHL career, both of which stand as league records (he is tied with Brent Ashton for the latter record).Originally drafted 11th overall in 1990 out of the Western Hockey League (WHL) by the Detroit Red Wings, Sillinger began his NHL career in Detroit before continuing on to play for the Mighty Ducks of Anaheim, Vancouver Canucks, Philadelphia Flyers, Tampa Bay Lightning, Florida Panthers, Ottawa Senators, Columbus Blue Jackets, Phoenix Coyotes, St. Louis Blues, Nashville Predators and New York Islanders. Of these 12 teams, Sillinger has played full seasons with only Detroit, Vancouver, Columbus and New York. The rest of the teams, he was traded to or from during a season. During his tenure with Detroit, he captured a Calder Cup championship in 1992 with the Adirondack Red Wings, while leading the playoffs in scoring as an American Hockey League (AHL) rookie.Internationally, Sillinger represented Team Canada on two occasions, winning a gold medal at the 1991 World Junior Championships and captaining his country at the 2000 World Championships.After retirement, Sillinger was appointed Director of Player Development for the Edmonton Oilers.

Habilitation (from Latin habilis "fit, proper, skillfull") is the highest academic qualification a scholar can achieve by his own pursuit in many countries in Europe, Central Asia, and the Caucasus. Earned after obtaining a research doctorate, such as a PhD, habilitation requires that the candidate write a professorial thesis (or habilitation thesis) based on independent scholarship, reviewed by and defended before an academic committee in a process similar to that of the doctoral dissertation. However, the level of scholarship has to be considerably higher than that required for a research doctoral (PhD) thesis in terms of quality and quantity, and must be accomplished independently, in contrast with a PhD dissertation typically directed or guided by a faculty supervisor.In the sciences, publication of numerous (frequently ten or more) research articles is required during the habilitation period of about four to ten years. In the humanities, a major book publication may be a prerequisite for defense. The teaching ability of the habilitation candidate is usually also evaluated.Whereas the PhD is sufficient qualification for a full university faculty position in many other countries, where in use, only the habilitation qualifies the holder to independently supervise doctoral candidates.Habilitation qualifications exist in France (Habilitation à diriger des recherches, "accreditation to supervise research", abbreviated HDR), Switzerland, Germany (Priv.-Doz. and/or Dr. habil.), Italy (Abilitazione scientifica nazionale, abbreviated ASN), Poland (dr hab., doktor habilitowany), Austria (formerly Univ.-Doz., now Priv.-Doz.), Denmark, Bulgaria, Portugal (Agregação), Romania (abilitare), the Czech Republic, Finland, Slovakia, Sweden (Docent), Hungary, Latvia (Dr. habil.), Slovenia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Lithuania (Habil. dr.), Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia (Doktor nauk). A similar concept known as Livre-docência exists in some private universities in Brazil, and in the three state universities of the state of São Paulo, where it is a pre-requisite of full professorship. In Spain it is called "acreditación" and it is a requirement for access to some kinds of posts in state-owned universities. However, the Spain "acreditación" is equivalent to the French "qualification", which entails a similar process, and not to the habilitation in other countries, including France. Similarly, the so-called Libera docenza existed in Italy until 1970. The habilitation, derived from the Medieval Latin habilitare—"make suitable, fit"—developed in the eighteenth century.The word habilitation can be used to describe the qualification or the process of earning it. It is sometimes incorrectly used to refer to the thesis written as part of that process.

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Season 11 of the American competitive reality television series Hell's Kitchen premiered on March 12, 2013, on Fox. The winner received a head chef position at Gordon Ramsay Pub & Grill in Caesars Palace at Las Vegas. On July 25, 2013, Ja'Nel Witt won the competition, making her the 11th and sixth female winner of Hell's Kitchen. The runner up was Mary Poehnelt.On August 23, 2013, it was announced that Witt was denied the position at the restaurant because she had failed a drug test, but retained her salary and her title as the winner of season 11.Gordon Ramsay returned as head chef as well as Andi Van Willigan as the red team's sous chef. Long-time maître d' Jean-Philippe Susilovic returned for the first time since season seven due to his work commitments at Ramsay's London restaurant, Pétrus. However, previous blue team sous chef Scott Leibfried did not return due to his work obligation at Fleetwood's restaurant in Maui and was replaced by newcomer James Avery from Wall, New Jersey. This is the first season of Hell's Kitchen to feature 20 contestants. Unlike previous seasons, this was also the first season to open up in Las Vegas, where the chefs presented their signature dishes to Chef Ramsay in front of a live audience of 2,500 at The Colosseum at Caesars Palace. This season was also the first season season where there wasn't always a challenge per dinner service (with some occasions there being dinner services without there being challenges or vice-versa). This was also the second season to feature two female finalists.

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Picking up where the last episode left off, Ramsay told Jeremy to be more vocal and to step up his game, and Jeremy promised his team that he'll speak up more, much to their approval.

Team challenge: A volunteer from each team raced with the runners in a special "HK3K" mini-marathon for obesity awareness with special runners Maurice Greene Natalie Coughlin And Danell Leyva, while their teammates prep the kitchen for the lunch service that would follow; the first person to return to the kitchen will join their teammates in the prepping, with the service starting when the runners, and the last contestant, arrive. The first team to complete their service wins. Chef Ramsay chooses Dan and Mary to join him in the race while the others prepare lunch, with Dan and Mary stopping at checkpoints along the route to inform their teammates, via webcam, of their location. While Dan gets through the race at a reasonable speed, Mary is significantly slower, causing the women to fall behind. However, when the lunch service began, the women managed to catch up, thanks to Zach using previously disapproved fish and lying to Ramsay about it, insisting that it wasn't the same. As a result, the women caught up and not only won their third challenge in a row, they finished so far ahead of the men that Ramsay sent them into the blue kitchen to finish up their service. This marked the second season in a row where the men lost the first three challenges as well as the first two services.

Award / punishment: The women flew on a private jet to Napa Valley's Wine Country, where they spend the day enjoying wine and making their own. The men must clean up and restore the marathon route, as well as prep the kitchens for that night's service.

Service: Chef Ramsay announced that each dining room would serve tableside Greek salad, and he assigned Cyndi and Jeremy to the task for their teams. Both kitchens had shaky starts on appetizers, with Ray serving a crunchy risotto in the blue kitchen and Jessica serving too many portions of a risotto in the red; however, both recovered quickly. Tension mounted in the blue kitchen between Michael, who was attempting to become a leader, and Dan, who wouldn't take him seriously, culminating in the two nearly coming to blows. Ramsay ordered both men into the storeroom, and demanded that they put aside their differences and work together; they did, albeit with Dan still being resentful. Meanwhile, Danielle and Jacqueline, both working the meat station, made numerous mistakes, with Danielle serving several unacceptable portions of Beef Wellingtons, while Jacqueline served raw chicken, earning Ramsay's anger. In spite of everything, both teams completed service without anyone being kicked out. Ramsay was disappointed by both teams, but Ramsay declared the men the winners because they showed improvement, while deeming the women's service as their worst yet. This victory ended the longest losing streak in Hell's Kitchen history, as the blue team won for the first time in 11 services, the last being the third service of the previous season.

Nominees for elimination: The losing women must choose two contestants that they feel must leave Hell's Kitchen. The team easily agreed on Danielle as their first nominee, and initially looked as if they would choose her partner on the meat station, Jacqueline as the second nominee. However, Nedra strongly defended Jacqueline and persuaded her teammates that Jessica should instead be the second nominee for her mistakes on the appetizers; Jessica felt betrayed by her team because of this. Upon being given the nominees by Amanda, Chef Ramsay called Danielle and Jessica forward, but also called out Jacqueline for serving the raw chicken.

Eliminated: When the women failed to come up with an explanation on why Jessica should be nominated, Chef Ramsay ordered her back in line. Then in determining the eliminated contestant, he had Jacqueline step forward, but ordered her back in line, despite Ramsay stating he should have thrown her out mid service. This made Danielle being the one to leave Hell's Kitchen, as Chef Ramsay thought she had failed to improve in 3 straight services.

Chef Ramsay's reason: Every dinner service Danielle looked like a deer in the headlights, and that's why she ended up as dead meat.

The Vikings is a 1958 adventure film directed by Richard Fleischer and filmed in Technicolor. It was produced by and stars Kirk Douglas. It and based on the novel The Viking by Edison Marshall, which is based on material from the sagas of Ragnar Lodbrok and his sons. Other starring roles were taken by Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh and Ernest Borgnine. The film made notable use of natural locations in Norway. It was mostly filmed in Maurangerfjorden and Maurangsnes, captured on film by cinematographer Jack Cardiff although Aella's castle was the real Fort de la Latte in north-east Brittany.Despite being derisively called a "Norse Opera" by New York Times critic Bosley Crowther, the film proved a major box office success and spawned the television series ''Tales of the Vikings'', directed by the film's editor, Elmo Williams, which included none of the original cast or characters.

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