Actually I found out by comparison that a microwave vent hood does do something if it is vented to the outside. My original apartment had a 1960s range hood that was a little fan in the center under the duct and a bare light bulb. The apartment stunk like fried food when I bought it, but I moved in in the summer and there was still Christmas tree needles and a piece of candy the realtor's son had stomped under his foot at least 6 months earlier still on the floor when I moved in. So I don't think the smell was from actually Using an ineffective hood. The previous tenant cleaned by shoving the visible debris under the furniture. We reconfigured the kitchen slightly and determined there was another duct to the exterior, and we used that one. What we found out was it also connected to the powder room downstairs from the kitchen and when we fired up the MW hood you got a powerful blast of hot air from the kitchen when you opened the powder room door. So not only did it exhaust, it exhausted vertically Down, which the range hood experts in the Kitchen Forum says does not happen at all. I don't think the MW range hood is adequate for every situation, and I don't think down drafts are effective at getting the vapors Into the duct, but the "0" or "100" scale that they use to rate what you should have as a range hood (It should suck a tennis ball through a gardenhose to be acceptable at all), is kind of ridiculous.

Agree, maybe D. stramonium. Pics to compare: https://garden.org/plants/view/86721/Jimson-Weed-Datura-stramonium/

I was also going to say Inukshuk. It's an Inuit term and was originally used to describe stacked rocks used as directional signs across the Canadian north.

I think she is a fine woman, and Arizona would be fortunate to have her as Governor. I remember Gail Storm. She was one of my favorites back in the day. Chloebud, I can see the resemblance to Jessica Walter.