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I think modern Mesa drivers basically work, it's just the older ones that were problematic. The problem that occurred here was Intel changing the driver string which caused it to fall off the list of good drivers being detected.
I don't know for intel or radeon, but clearly, nouveau is not even polished-enough to accept crashes report (only mis-rendering bug reports are accepted).
People can't expect things to work flawlessly when a driver is experimental.
I think modern Mesa drivers basically work, it's just the older ones that were problematic. The problem that occurred here was Intel changing the driver string which caused it to fall off the list of good drivers being detected.
I found Martin's mail quiet informative and I do believe they did what they did with Kwin in KDE 4.5 with the best intension for us the users.
Submitting bug reports is always good but with something like Mesa it means it might be a long long time before the fix ever reaches your DE, so they opted for the blacklist to gives users here and now the best experience they can get.
If something breaks and the users see's Kwin he will blame Kwin and not the fact that some drivers say they can do stuff but in reality they can't.
None the less distributions ship with these (in previous post mentioned) experimental drivers installed by default and users expect a working good looking DE.
What I did find a bit sad in the reply's to Martin is that one person mentioned "Also as said half a year ago, blacklisting features in kwin based on some renderer string is a _very_ bad idea. " to me means they at least knew about it ? So they also knew that changing that string would cause problems ? They could have contacted Kwin dev about the upcoming change ?
Did not really like the cold replies from Mesa people about it at all, but that is just a personal perception from their answers.
Indeed, it seems like a consensus is attainable:
Mesa devs: Keep doing what you're doing, but run some piglit tests for KDE now and then to make sure you aren't inadvertently breaking something they rely upon (assuming that they rely upon features that are within scope of the OpenGL standard they're targeting).
Kwin devs: Take out the whitelisting/blacklisting stuff, and check for extension availability using the standard GL calls. You can also parse the first few characters of the version string because they are required by the standard to report the core GL version there; it's an easy out if it's not >= what you need. But don't rely on the rest of the version string. Instead, just make your best effort to use features that work with reasonably modern versions of Mesa on most drivers, and report bugs when you find that something advertised doesn't work.
Distributions that ship KDE4: Before you release, do a fresh install of your distro, using your distro's version of Mesa, and boot up KDE. Do not install the binary drivers. (If you don't have a card that works with Mesa, buy one, or find a reliable community member who has one and can test on your behalf.) Assuming that you have a working, hardware-accelerated mesa stack: Do you get compositing? No? Then: either figure out whether to upgrade or downgrade either KDE or Mesa to make it work, or post on the ML that you need to make Mesa version XYZ work with KDE version XYZ, and ask for an approach or a patch. The fact that distros don't want to provide or request workarounds is irrelevant: the fact remains that it's their software distribution and the responsibility for getting it working is ultimately on them, at the end of the day.
So KDE and Mesa devs will make their best effort to be compatible, but due to the lack of manpower neither side can afford to manually test the software. They must both operate under the assumption that >90% of users will never compile their own version of the software manually, and those who do so are accepting the onus of either reporting bugs or fixing things. Then the distribution must realize that they need to test their software as much as possible, because it's hardly a foregone conclusion that slapping a bunch of packages together will "just work" -- that's why distributions exist!
The upstreams here are doing things mostly right, and users who expect all upstream code from all projects to integrate flawlessly with no hacks are living a pipe dream. Here I say "users" to mean both individuals compiling stuff from source, as well as distributions. The difference is that, we assume, distributions contribute quite a lot of testing, integration and hacking to the equation, to smooth out any wrinkles encountered from upstream. This might raise the bar relative to what some distributions provide, but clearly if you look at RHEL or Debian or SUSE, this kind of rigorous testing is known to happen with some existing distros. And when it doesn't happen, the frequency of bug encounters is much higher across the board, not just in Mesa and KDE.
If we want to improve the out of the box experience for non-technical end-users (and I think everyone agrees this is a good thing), the main responsibility is on distros. Distros fill an essential, indispensable role in converting "raw" free/open source software into a polished product. We should all recognize what a great contribution they make, and encourage the distros that don't live up to the quality bar to improve.
The Mesa developers said that they don't consider KDE to be one of its most important targets. That makes me wonder: if the first or second most-used X11 window manager isn't one of their most important targets, then who is? They don't say.
They simply can't check the driver for extension support because the open-source drivers frequently lie about what is implemented.
Honestly, I don't get how this is the responsibility of anyone but Intel/Mesa. If you look at the change to the renderer line, it wasn't done for any purpose. It didn't change vocabulary to convey a different feature-set. All they did was remove "GEM" from the renderer line. Why Intel? It doesn't make any sense. It was a careless change that served no useful purpose.
Martin goes on to talk about how NVIDIA doesn't change their renderer line. Why is this such a difficult concept to grasp?
Open-source developers, stop changing stuff just to change it. It breaks other code.


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Memorial Day ushers in the summer season of Decoration Days observed at many rural cemeteries throughout the southern Appalachian region, the Upland South, and Midwest.
While Decoration Day may coincide with Memorial Day in some locations, it is a different observance with a unique purpose. Memorial Day began following the Civil War as an occasion to honor the Civil War dead, and today has broadened to remember those who died in all wars.
Decoration Day was observed long before the Civil War, and honors all who are buried in a specific cemetery, typically associated with a family group, a country church, or rural community. It involves cleaning up the cemetery, clearing it of winter debris, weeds and encroaching forest, decorating the graves with flowers and mementos, holding a religious service, singing or listening to music, and sharing dinner on the ground. Decoration Day is not the same as a church homecoming or family reunion, although it may share elements of those occasions.
The special time is observed between Memorial Day and late summer, typically late spring, and is often scheduled in a staggered fashion to allow people to attend multiple events in a region.
Alan and Karen Singer Jabbour describe and photograph the varying traditions of this custom in Decoration Day in the Mountains: traditions of cemetery decoration in the Southern Appalachians. The custom may have originated on the coast, but moved to the piedmont and into the mountains and, from there, dispersed throughout the Midwest. Decoration Day occurs in Virginia, North Carolina, Tennessee, Kentucky, West Virginia, Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma and Missouri. The custom was taken back to Africa by former slaves who settled Liberia between the 1820s and 1850s.
The Jabbours describe interesting circumstances of decorations in western North Carolina. Many cemeteries in this region were rendered inaccessible by car when Fontana Lake was created in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park in the 1940s. Although the federal government promised to build a road to reach these remote locations on the North Shore of the lake, the promise has not been fulfilled. Consequently, cemetery visitors must ride a boat across the lake and hike up to the ridges, carrying their tools, supplies and food.
These cemeteries are located on ridgetops. Often, the graves are mounded. Once they are cleared of weeds, they must be remounded, and then are covered with sand or white gravel. The photographs of these mounded graves are quite striking; the images might remind one of sleeping bodies in a hospital ward or dormitory setting, or perhaps Ludwig Bemelmans' classic picture book "Madeline": "In an old house in Paris that was covered with vines lived twelve little girls in two straight lines."
After cleaning and recovering the graves, people decorate them with flowers. The old custom was to make paper flowers during the winter months for spring decorating, but today, people tend to choose silk flowers. The stems are inserted into the ground in varying patterns. Some look like a row of buttons on a dress, others are random, still others are covered with a blanket of blooms. Some graves have additional baskets, urns, or saddles of flowers. All graves in a cemetery are decorated with something, whether the caretakers are related or not. They are amazing displays of care and devotion to departed souls.
Those tending the graves maintain connections to remaining living souls as they enjoy a meal together on the ground. The Jabbours emphasize the significance of this word "ground". People originally spread their food on the ground of the cemeteries and ate in communion with each other and the dead they were remembering. There were no picnic tables, pavilions, or other facilities for their comfort. In time, those things were built; the book includes photos of benches and other structures people have added for the convenience especially of older grave caretakers. Today, in this area at least, we say "dinner on the grounds", meaning the church property broadly.
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 48,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
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"Perfect combination of performance and luxury. The power is breathtaking and the options and features just make this car such a pleasure to drive. It blows your socks off, then, neatly folds them and puts them away in your sock drawer."
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By jet1 on Sunday, August 17, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 80,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
Pros: "Style, luxury performance vale for money"
Cons: "none so far....."
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"This is my 3rd AMG and my 7th Mercedes. It is by far the best of the batch so far. Uncompromising, intoxicating performance is the only way to describe it. If you want performance this is it. The key to any super car purchase is to get ANY used car inspected by a Mercedes dealer before purchase, it is money well spent. I paid out about $1000.00 to various dealers before purchasing my CL. All used cars have issues but if one is properly maintained and serviced it should give years of satisfaction. I have heard the complainers stories about the ABC system for example and in most cases they have not followed factory service and maintenance (IE the reservoir on the system has a low and high mark, the low mark is the fluid level WITH THE ENGINE OFF the high mark IS WITH THE ENGINE ON. Over fill this system and it will fail!) just take it to Mercedes and have it serviced as needed! It is probably wise to avoid "boy racer" or modified cars as this car needs NO additions (except maybe paddle shifters instead of buttons)"
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By DJ on Tuesday, May 27, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 101,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Smoothest, quietest ride I've ever had"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"Have had GM camaro, Ford trucks, Datsun/Nissan 240/280, and none compare to the quality, comfort, and reliability of this car. Pricey Yes, but will last 2 generations if well taken care of. Oil changes every 13,000 miles under warranty by MB with Mobil 1 oil and Mobil 1 filter"
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I own this car - My approximate mileage is 27,000overall rating 10 of 10rating details
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"This was first 2000 delivered west of the Mississippi and it has been in the rain twice with only 27,000 miles. Just fixed the ABC ride and it is perfect once again with new Michelins. NEVER driven a finer car and I have owned 117. Always garaged and in perfect shape."
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By Eastbaygeo on Friday, December 20, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 116,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Design, engine, fit and finish, classic look, fast"
Cons: "Technology issues, gas mileage, Dixie cup holders"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"This car is a perfect cross between luxury and sports car. The engine is powerful and responsive and when using manual shift the automatic transmission performs like a real standard, holding the car back on steep hills and allowing for an almost brake less stop when coming to stop sigh or a traffic light. It has seven gears to shift through. In sports mode it really enhances the driving experience, using manual. My car has all of the options, distronic cruise control, park assist, navigation, voice command, integrated phone, heated steering wheel, heated and ventilated seats with massage functions,q the AMG appearance package, heated and cooled center storage console and the list goes on. The phone option requires a bluetooth module that inserts into the phone cradle to work with today's phones. I was surprised by the distronic, it functions very well. I was nervous about 2004 technology, but it is great so far. I have a problem with the tire monitor system. The warning light comes on each time the car is started and then changes to a malfunction warning. After some research is discovered that the sensors for the tires are wireless and attached to the tire side inside the rim and run on batteries, when the battery dies the system reports a low tire then a malfunctions. I have not been able to determine if the batteries can be replaced or if a new unit is required. I do know the tire has to be removed and since all tires are new I don't have any immediate plans to have them removed. I have opted to have my Mechanic turn the system off until I have a reason to have the tires removed from the rim. Not a very good design. Another design problem is the buttons on the door handles that allow the car to be locked widen the key is in your pocket. Both are missing and after Moore research I found out that they have the habit of continually falling off and then do not function. Besides looking a little rough where the button was it has not been an issue because the buttons to lock the car on the outside of the trunk and the inside are a different design and work with no problems. The only other thing that happened, well two things. One night driving home the display failed and had a message of total system failure, drive to nearest Mercedes Service Center. I kept driving to my destination and when I started the car to leave everything was fine and I have not seen the message again. Another time I got a message that a light was burned out on the front of the car and upon inspection I found it not working. I bought two replacement bulbs for $20 at my local auto parts store - not Mercedes and was thankful it was not the expensive main headlight that cost around $160 each and have to be installed by a mechanic (so says the manual). However, the light came back on at some point and has been functioning since. Now I have back up bulbs. Even though I love driving the car the technology interface makes me nervous. There is a lot that can go wrong. Also a technological glitch can trick you into believing a mechanical repair is needed and so far that hasn't been the case. In their rush to keep up with the Japanese auto makers they over extended themselves in the technology area. German vacuum cleaners are very reliable, but I have not heard of a German computer so it stands to reason they are importing the technology and are making poor decisions or being sold second tier items. So for now I love the car and my nervousness goes away little by little as I learn more about the car and it's quirks. Even though my car is a 2004 that I paid a fraction of the original $119,000 sticker price, it still has the look and feel of that expensive new car. It is one of the more rare Mercedes and the body style has not changed so much. Easiest way to get an idea of the age is by the number on the badge that denotes the engine size. At least you can figure out a range. People not familiar with the Mercedes id process only see a beautiful expensive looking car. Oh, I also love the low growl of the engine on the way to its cruising speed."
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By Showbiz on Wednesday, November 13, 2013
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 68,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Ultra-luxury @ one sixth the original price."
Cons: "Loves super-unleaded petrol and I mean loves!"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 10
"This is one of the most elegant and well crafted super luxury cars ever made. Yes the car is fast and the coupe body is one of the sexiest on the road, but the interior of the vehicle is a sumptuous cavern of ultra high end leather, wood, alcantara, and other luxurious materials. Everything just looks good, smells good, and feels good in the cockpit of this super Mercedes V12 Bi-turbo rocket. Only buy one that has verifiable maintenance documentation."
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Oz Chronicle Overview
Oz Chronicle is a 3D Fantasy MMORPG that looks lot like Fiesta Online and plays a lot like Wind Slayer. With a nicely animated game world and a hands on fun combat system Oz Chronicle is yet another worthy player in the side scrolling MMORPG market. Gameplay wise, the game is very similar to Dragonica Online, as both games are 3D and side scrolling. The game has four playable starting classes and they are :
Knight – Knights are the generic 'melee' oriented class in Oz Chronicle. They have the most hit points and armor in the game but only mediocre offensive ability.
Thief – Thieves are excellent at dealing large amounts of damage quickly in melee combat but they aren't nearly as capable as the Knight in absorbing damage.
Gunner – As the name implies, Gunners are proficient at using gun weapons in combat. They're remarkably capable in combat as they can kite their opponents with relative ease. Like the thief though, they are fairly vulnerable in melee combat.
Magician - Like in most MMORPGs, magicians are powerful spell casters who can deal devestating amounts of damage with their attacks, but they have low hitpoints and armor which makes them vulnerable in melee combat.
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|$H^p$-Maximal Regularity and Operator Valued Multipliers on Hardy Spaces
We consider maximal regularity in the $H^p$ sense for the Cauchy problem $u'(t) + Au(t) = f(t)\ (t\in \R)$, where $A$ is a closed operator on a Banach space $X$ and $f$ is an $X$-valued function defined on $\R$. We prove that if $X$ is an AUMD Banach space, then $A$ satisfies $H^p$-maximal regularity if and only if $A$ is Rademacher sectorial of type $<\frac{\pi}{2}$. Moreover we find an operator $A$ with $H^p$-maximal regularity that does not have the classical $L^p$-maximal regularity. We prove a related Mikhlin type theorem for operator valued Fourier multipliers on Hardy spaces $H^p(\R;X)$, in the case when $X$ is an AUMD Banach space.
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This water filter is easy to install and works well for about 6 months. Although it is expensive considering it needs to be replaced twice a year, but it filters the water and makes it pure and safe for my family to drink. We have owned this refrigerator for 11 years and it still works well. Replacing the water filter 22 times has been costly, but it is cheaper than buying bottled water for that many years and better for the environment too!
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Timbren SES (Suspension Enhancement Systems) Kits for the front end are ideal for vehicles equipped with snow plows, heavy duty bumper, grille guards, etc. By replacing the factory bump stops with the SES kit you will increase your vehicles suspension performance by reducing suspension sag and vehicle sway. Custom fit kits means most applications bolt on using factory holes in a matter of minutes. Timbren SES kits are made of Aeon Hollow Rubber that absorb shock and eliminate bottoming out on and off road. Backed by a lifetime warranty ensures you can depend on these to help your Dodge Ram 2500 perform when you need them the most.
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- Timbren SES kit #DF25002 is custom fit for the Dodge Ram 2500
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USB Password Management.
RoboForm2Go gives you the freedom and flexibility to carry all your passwords, contacts, and bookmarks, with you for use on any computer - anywhere in the world. Since RoboForm2Go runs directly from the USB drive, you can use it on any computer without leaving any personal data behind. You can enjoy RoboForm2Go worry free knowing that it encrypts your information with military level AES encryption to achieve complete security.
No, RoboForm2Go supports fewer Browsers than installed RoboForm.
The reason for that is that attaching to browser dynamically from outside is much harder than from installed software.
RoboForm2Go ver 7 works in these Browsers:
- Internet Explorer.
- Firefox.
RoboForm2Go ver 7 does not work in these Browsers:
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When you start RoboForm2Go, it will piggyback onto installed RoboForm,
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This happened because U3 standard has been abandoned and U3 consortium is not operational. The last version that supports U3 is: RoboForm2Go for U3 ver 7.4.0.How to migrate.
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1. Default Browser on the computer where you plugged in RoboForm2Go is not supported by RoboForm. RoboForm2Go works in Internet Explorer, IE-based Browsers and Firefox. RoboForm2Go does not yet attach to Chrome or Opera.
2. You closed RoboForm2Go taskbar icon. RoboForm2Go taskbar icon must be present for RoboForm2Go to work.
3. You may be using an old or buggy version of RoboForm2Go. Check your current RoboForm version in "Help -> About" dialog. The first thing to do is to upgrade to the latest official version by selecting RoboForm -> Help -> New Version Check.
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A: You can get a clean start by doing this sequence:
- Delete folder "RoboForm" from your USB disk, it contains RoboForm2Go program files.
- Delete folder "My RoboForm Data" from your USB disk. Remember to back up this folder before deletion, as it stores your RoboForm2Go Passcards and other user files.
- Delete strings that mention "RoboForm" or "RoboForm2Go" from "autorun.inf" file.
- Optional: Reformat your USB drive if you experienced input-output errors.
- Reinstall RoboForm2Go and restore My RoboForm Data folder.
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Also you have to change it in file "autorun.inf" on your USB key, in "label=" line.
To change the icon of the USB drive, edit "icon=" line of the file "autorun.inf" that appears in the root folder of your USB disk.
Q: RF2Go: How do I make my USB key not lose files when I pull it out?
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* Click "Safely Remove Hardware" USB icon in Taskbar.
* Check "Display Device Components" in dialog that comes up.
* Click the "USB Flash Disk Device", the middle one in the 3-level tree.
* Click Properties.
* Select Policies tab.
* Select "Optimize for Quick Removal" and click OK.
Q: RF2Go: How do I fix broken AutoPlay (AutoRun) function on USB disk?
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A2: If you are using OS other than Windows 7:
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* Make sure that you can manually start PortableRoboForm.exe from the USB key.
Microsoft offers the "AutoPlay Repair Wizard" from
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* Save it to your desktop and unplug your USB drive.
* Run the program you downloaded and insert your USB drive when prompted
* This should correct AutoPlay problem.
Q: RF2Go: My USB disk is not recognized by Windows when inserted? How to fix this?
A: If your USB key is still physically "healthy", this can be fixed by reloading USB driver:
* Double-click USB icon in Windows Taskbar.
* Select "USB Storage Device", click "Properties".
* Select "Driver" tab, click "Uninstall" button, wait for driver to uninstall.
* Replug your USB drive, and Windows will reinstall the driver automatically.
* Uninstalling the 2nd level in the driver tree ("USB 2.0 Flash Disk Device") may be needed too.
If USB icon in Windows Taskbar does not appear:
* Right click My Computer on desktop
* go to Hardware
* click Device Manager
* Drill into USB controllers
* go into Properties of USB Mass Storage Device.
* Or in Device Manager do View -> Devices by Connection and Drill down to your USB disk,
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In this session you will have the opportunity to create Discussions, Assignments, and Tests in a pre-set course shell, and explore how these can establish student motivation to learn, encourage course participation, provide frequent feedback, and allow for checks for understanding. You will apply at least one of these features in either your own Bb Learn course or in the pre-set shell.
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Cedar Breaks National Monument
Hiking in Cedar Breaks National Monument is the only way to truly appreciate its grandeur. Be advised, Cedar Breaks is at a relatively high elevation with many of the easily accessible areas of the park at or above 10,000 feet above sea level. Listed below are several short hikes that showcase the park's features.
Spectra Point/Ramparts Overlook Trail
This is a four-mile round-trip along the rim, with spectacular views in all directions. The bristlecone pines, one of the longest-living species of trees, are found along this trail. The oldest known tree in the monument is over 1,600 years old. At 10,500 feet, this hike is moderately strenuous and is not recommended for persons with cardiac or pulmonary health problems. Bring adequate footwear for hiking, a hat and sunscreen, something to protect you from the cool winds, and lots of water to drink. If you just hike to Spectra Point Overlook, the trip is only a two-mile round-trip.
Alpine Pond Nature Trail
This trail is a two-mile double-loop trail through forest and meadows. The lower trail offers excellent views of the "breaks." The upper trail takes you past meadows of native wildflowers, through spruce-fir-aspen forest, and past ancient deposits of volcanic materials. Located half-way through the loop is the Alpine pond. This natural, spring-fed pond offers visitors a quiet location to enjoy and relax. A small strand of bristlecone pines can also be viewed from this trail. The Alpine Pond is easy to moderate in difficulty. There is a self-guided trail brochure available at the trailhead and Visitor Center for $1.00. For a shorter trail, take the cut-off at the pond to make the hike a one-mile loop trail.
Campground Trail
This trail is a one-mile round trip that offers a nice, short walk with views of the amphitheater along half of the trail. This trail starts at the Visitor Center and ends in the Campground. This trail provides an excellent opportunity to get out with your pet in the park. This is the ONLY trail that pets are allowed to go on, but must be leashed at all times.


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By clifford
from Homestead, Fl
About Me Avid Cook
Comments about Easy Release Cake Pan Set of 2:
they do rust in the dishwasher, so wash by hand. I use the dishwasher and just put a little oil on them when they come out. These are a little larger than they say BUT I have tried mine on several recipes and they work perfectly despite the larger size, it is about 1/2 " bigger but this has caused no problems. I am here to buy more. I love these.
Bottom LineYes, I would recommend this to a friend
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not 8" pans
By Sue
from Seattle WA
If you're looking for 8" (not 9") pans, these aren't it. I already have 9" ones and they look to be better quality than these.
Bottom LineNo, I would not recommend this to a friend
good concept
By katz
from gresham,or
About Me Casual Cook
not dishwasher safe , it rusted at the rivit
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By Rainbow Chaser
from Troy, Ohio
I have been looking for a new set of these that didn't break the bank. These work great!
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I am so glade i received a catalog
By Sputnik
from Vida, La.
This product was available years ago, my mother used this product. It was no longer available in the quality and strenght of previous years. Thank goodness for Walter Drake catalog. Would do it all over again, and still checking out catalog for other items.
Great Pans
By Jenny
from Jacksonville, FL
My Grandmother had pans like these when I was growing up, so they have been around from many years. When she passed away, they were used by my Mom. I was excited to find them again, I orderd a set and LOVE THEM.. Best cake pans ever!!! AND they are good for making cornbread also.
Too Slanted for Cake Pans
By Miss Pris
from Bonaire, GA
I enjoy doing a lot of cake baking and was looking forward to using these pans. However, they're way too slanted...more like a pie pan than a cake pan. Layer cakes don't stack well for icing. If you're wanting a single layer cake, then these pans are fine. Othewise, keep looking for a cake pan with straight sides.
Have not used them yet.
By Steve
from Pittsburg CA
Haven't used them yet, but have used similar pans in the past. Guarentees release w/o ruining cake.
I use nothing but the easy release cake
By Paula
from Springfield, Ma.
Your cakes will come out of the pans whole and not in pieces.
easy release works great
By scooth
from orange park fl
works great makes perfect layers for tall cakes. just what i wanted and works just as advertised


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