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From Loyal Subjects to Traitorous Rebels — A Royal Proclamation
In 1761, fifteen years before the United States of America burst onto the world stage with the Declaration of Independence, the American colonists were loyal British subjects who celebrated the coronation of their new King, George III. The colonies that stretched from present-day Maine to Georgia were distinctly English in character although they had been settled by Scots, Welsh, Irish, Dutch, Swedes, Finns, Africans, French, Germans, and Swiss, as well as English.
As English men and women, the American colonists were heirs to the thirteenth-century English document, the Magna Carta, which established the principles that no one is above the law (not even the King), and that no one can take away certain rights. So in 1763, when the King began to assert his authority over the colonies to make them share the cost of the Seven Years' War England had just fought and won, the English colonists protested by invoking their rights as free men and loyal subjects. It was only after a decade of repeated efforts on the part of the colonists to defend their rights that they resorted to armed conflict and, eventually, to the unthinkable — separation from the motherland.
By the spring of 1775, peaceful protest gave way to armed conflict at Lexington and Concord. Ignoring one last, futile plea for peace in a message known as the Olive Branch Petition, the King proclaimed in this document that the colonies stood in open rebellion to his authority and were subject to severe penalty, as was any British subject who failed to report the knowledge of rebellion or conspiracy.
The Proclamation by the King for Suppressing Rebellion and Sedition, August 23, 1775. This document literally transformed loyal subjects into traitorous rebels.
The Agreement of Secrecy, November 9,1775
"When the last dutiful & humble petition from Congress received no other Answer than declaring us Rebels, and out of the King's protection, I from that Moment look'd forward to a Revolution & Independence, as the only means of Salvation; and will risque the last Penny of my Fortune, & the last Drop of my Blood upon the Issue." — George Mason, October 2, 1778
Three months after the King declared every rebel a traitor, and with a reward posted for the capture of certain prominent rebel leaders, the delegates to Congress adopted these strict rules of secrecy to protect the cause of American liberty and their own lives.
National Archives collection: Image of the Agreement of Secrecy document and signatures. The document bears the signatures of eighty-seven delegates.
Courage of the Founders — The Perilous Road to Independence
"Perhaps our Congress will be Exalted on a high Gallows." — Abraham Clark, August 6, 1776
The sole governing authority presiding over the tumultuous events of the American Revolution between 1774 and 1789 was a body known as Congress. With no power to regulate commerce or lay taxes, and with little ability to enforce any of its decisions, this group, representing the thirteen colonies, declared independence, conducted a war that defeated one of the greatest military powers of its day, and invented a new political entity that became a sovereign independent nation. Its members pondered everything from the rightness of independence to the number of flints needed by the armies — sometimes with the enemy not far from their doorstep. Asserting their rights, they found themselves labeled as, "traitors."
In the Old Raleigh Tavern, a correspondence committee at work. A hand-colored engraving (reproduction) after illustration by Howard Pyle, ca. 1896
The fifty-four men who composed the First Continental Congress represented different interests, religions, and regions; they held conflicting opinions as to how best restore their rights. Most did not know each other; some did not like each other. With no history of successful cooperation, they struggled to overcome their differences and, without any way of knowing if the future held success or nooses for them all, they started down a long and perilous road toward independence.
While none of the members of the Continental Congress was actually tried for treason, fifteen who signed the Declaration of Independence had their homes destroyed, four were taken captive, and one spent the winter of 1776 in the woods, pursued by British soldiers who had burned his home. Before the end of the Revolutionary War, many of those who served in the Continental Congress suffered direct, personal consequences for their support of American liberty and independence.
The Spirit of the Revolution — The Declaration of Independence
"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness." — Declaration of Independence
In June 1776, as Thomas Jefferson composed a draft of the Declaration of Independence from a second floor parlor of a bricklayer's house in Philadelphia, the largest invasion force in British military history was headed for New York Harbor. By the time the last of the fifty-six signers had affixed their names to the final, edited document months later, an invading force of British soldiers had landed at Staten Island, the British had taken New York City, and the American patriots had committed themselves to a long and bloody struggle for liberty and independence.
Barry Faulkner's Declaration Founders and Framers mural (1936; restored). At the Rotunda for the Carters of Freedom.
The Declaration announced to the world the separation of the thirteen colonies from Great Britain and the establishment of the United States of America. It explained the causes of this radical move with a long list of charges against the King. In justifying the Revolution, it asserted a universal truth about human rights in words that have inspired downtrodden people through the ages and throughout the world to rise up against their oppressors.
Jefferson summarized this philosophy in "self-evident truths" and set forth a list of grievances against the King in order to justify before the world the breaking of ties between the colonies and the mother country. In exalted and unforgettable phrases, Jefferson expressed the convictions in the minds and hearts of the American people. The Declaration articulates the highest ideals of the Revolution, beliefs in liberty, equality, the right to self-determination. For Americans embraced a view of the world in which a person's position was determined, not by birth, rank, or title, but by talent, ability, and enterprise.
On July 4, 1776, Congress completed its editing of the document that reduced the text by 25 percent ("mutilations" is what Jefferson called it) and formally adopted the Declaration; on July 19, Congress ordered that a formal copy of the Declaration be prepared for members to sign; and on August 2, the final parchment – the one presently displayed in the nearby case – was presented to Congress and the signing began.
The Declaration of Independence at once became the nation's most cherished symbol of liberty and Jefferson's most enduring monument.
An image of the Declaration taken from the engraving made by printer William J. Stone in 1823 — the most frequently reproduced version of the document. This print suggests what the original parchment looked like when it was presented to Congress for the delegates to sign on August 2, 1776.
John Hancock, the President of Congress, was the first to sign; his signature is larger than any other on the page and directly centered below the text. The signatures of the other delegates are arranged from right to left, according to the geographic locations of their states, beginning with New Hampshire, the northernmost, on the right, and ending with Georgia, the southernmost, on the left. Eventually, fifty-six delegates signed, although not all of them were present on August 2; some who were present for the vote on July 4 never signed.
The original, signed Declaration shows signs of fading, handling, and aging. As a symbol of the Revolution's highest ideals, it has been lovingly handled and proudly displayed over many years. Its present condition is evidence, not of indifference or neglect—but of extreme devotion. To preserve it for future generations, today it is on display, sealed in the most scientifically advanced housing that preservation technology can provide.
After hearing the news about independence on July 9, 1776, people in New York City celebrated by pulling down a statue of King George III at Bowling Green in Lower Manhattan. Oil painting by Willam Walcutt, 1857 (reproduction).
The First Constitution — The Articles of the Confederation
Throwing off the British monarchy on July 4, 1776, left the United States with no central government. It had to design and install a new government — and quickly. As early as May 1776, Congress advised each of the colonies to draw up plans for state governments; by 1780, all thirteen states had adopted written constitutions. In June 1776, the Continental Congress began to work on a plan for a central government. It took five years for it to be approved, first by members of Congress and then by the states. The first attempt at a constitution for the United States was called the Articles of Confederation.
"We have it in our power to begin the world over again. A situation, similar to the present, hath not happened since the days of Noah until now. The birthday of a new world is at hand." — Thomas Paine, February 14, 1776
Articles of Confederation, ratified March 1, 1781
This first constitution was composed by a body that directed most of its attention to fighting and winning the War for Independence. It came into being at a time when Americans had a deep-seated fear of a central authority and long-standing loyalty to the state in which they lived and often called their "country." Ultimately, the Articles of Confederation proved unwieldy and inadequate to resolve the issues that faced the United States in its earliest years; but in granting any Federal powers to a central authority – the Confederation Congress – this document marked a crucial step toward nationhood. The Articles of Confederation were in force from March 1, 1781, until March 4, 1789, when the present Constitution went into effect.
During the more than five thousand days that the Articles were in effect, the United States fought and won the War for Independence, negotiated a brilliant peace settlement, and created a functioning bureaucracy. The crowning achievement of the government under the Articles of Confederation was the 1787 Northwest Ordinance, which provided for the orderly expansion of a republican form of government into the western territories.
The Constitutional Convention — Creating the Constitution
The Federal Convention convened in the State House (Independence Hall) in Philadelphia on May 14, 1787, to revise the Articles of Confederation. Because the delegations from only two states were at first present, the members adjourned from day to day until a quorum of seven states was obtained on May 25. Through discussion and debate it became clear by mid-June that, rather than amend the existing Articles, the Convention would draft an entirely new frame of government.
This was George Washington's own working copy and shows his annotations. Here, the preamble began "We, the people of the States, . . ."
All through the summer, in closed sessions, the delegates debated, and redrafted the articles of the new Constitution. Among the chief points at issue were how much power to allow the central government, how many representatives in Congress to allow each state, and how these representatives should be elected–directly by the people or by the state legislators. The work of many minds, the Constitution stands as a model of cooperative statesmanship and the art of compromise.
"The Constitution of the United States was not, like the fabled Goddess of Wisdom, the offspring of a single brain. It ought to be regarded as the work of many heads and many hands." — James Madison, March 10, 1834
The Constitution of the United States
Eleven years after the Declaration of Independence announced the birth of the United States, the survival of the young country seemed in doubt. The War for Independence had been won, but economic depression, social unrest, interstate rivalries, and foreign intrigue appeared to be unraveling the fragile confederation. In early 1787, Congress called for a special convention of all the states to revise the Articles of Confederation. On September 17, 1787, after four months of secret meetings, the delegates to the Constitutional Convention emerged from their Philadelphia meeting room with an entirely new plan of government – the U.S. Constitution – that they hoped would ensure the survival of the experiment they had launched in 1776.
They proposed a strong central government made up of three branches: legislative, executive, and judicial; each would be perpetually restrained by a sophisticated set of checks and balances. They reached compromises on the issue of slavery that left its final resolution to future generations. As for ratification, they devised a procedure that maximized the odds: the Constitution would be enacted when it was ratified by nine, not thirteen, states. The Framers knew they had not created a perfect plan, but it could be revised. The Constitution has been amended twenty-seven times and stands today as the longest-lasting written constitution in the world.
Page one (of four) of the Constitution of the United States
In drafting the Constitution, the delegates consulted the wisdom of the ages, sifting through the contemporary political tracts of their own day, as well as the histories of ancient civilizations. They understood power to be corrupting and humans to be subject to their worst instincts.
The Scene at the Signing of the Constitution, Oil painting (reproduction), Howard Chandler Christy, 1940
The debates inside the meeting room were heated and contentious. The delegates examined every phrase of the constitution through the prism of the conflicting interests they represented: large states and small states, states with commercially based economies versus states with slave-based agricultural economies. History, political theory, their own interests, and devotion to the American experiment, all informed their thinking, as they hammered out a practical scheme of government
On September 17, 1787, two days after the final vote, the delegates signed the engrossed parchment shown in the Rotunda's centerpiece case.
The Bill of Rights — The First Ten Amendments to the Constitution
Freedom of speech, freedom of the press, freedom of assembly, the right to a fair and speedy trial – the ringing phrases that inventory some of Americans' most treasured personal freedoms – were not initially part of the U.S. Constitution. At the Constitutional Convention, the proposal to include a bill of rights was considered and defeated.
The fact that the Constitution did not include a bill of rights to specifically protect Americans' hard-won rights, sparked the most heated debates during the ratification process. To the Federalists, those who favored the Constitution, a bill of rights was unnecessary because the Federal Government was limited in its powers and could not interfere with the rights of the people or the states; also, most states had bills of rights. To the Anti-Federalists, those who opposed the Constitution, the prospect of establishing a strong central government without an explicit list of rights guaranteed to the people was unthinkable.
During the debates on the adoption of the Constitution, its opponents repeatedly charged that the Constitution as drafted would open the way to tyranny by the central government. Fresh in their minds was the memory of the British violation of civil rights before and during the Revolution. They demanded a "bill of rights" that would spell out the immunities of individual citizens. Several state conventions in their formal ratification of the Constitution asked for such amendments; others ratified the Constitution with the understanding that the amendments would be offered.
Throughout the ratification process, individuals and state ratification conventions called for the adoption of a bill of rights. The First Federal Congress took up the question of a bill of rights almost immediately.
On September 25, 1789, the First Congress of the United States therefore proposed to the state legislatures 12 amendments to the Constitution that met arguments most frequently advanced against it. The first two proposed amendments, which concerned the number of constituents for each Representative and the compensation of Congressmen, were not ratified. Articles 3 to 12, however, ratified by three-fourths of the state legislatures, constitute the first 10 amendments of the Constitution, known as the Bill of Rights.
The Bill of Rights — added to the Constitution as the first ten amendments on December 15, 1791.
"The sacred rights of mankind are not to be rummaged for, among old parchments, or musty records. They are written, as with a sun beam in the whole volume of human nature, by the hand of the divinity itself; and can never be erased or obscured by mortal power." — Alexander Hamilton, 1775


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Flowing from the Mission of the College of Saint Elizabeth, the Mission of the College of Saint Elizabeth's Political Science Program is to provide a curriculum that fosters students' understanding of political science, in the expectation that this knowledge will enhance their comprehension of present and future political events, conditions, and trends in the United States and elsewhere in the world.
Students who minor in Political Science obtain excellent preparation for careers in law, government service and public policy involvement, and business. Some students choose to enter graduate programs in Political Science or related fields.
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This course explores the origins, objectives, institutions, and evolution of U.S. politics and the American system of government. Politics in America will be studied and evaluated from both historical and contemporary perspectives. The increasing involvement of women, African-Americans, Latinas/Latinos, and other formerly marginalized groups in U.S. society will be explored. Current political campaigns and issues will receive significant attention.
This course reviews and analyzes a range of contemporary legal issues that impact the American people. Course readings will concern personal liberties and governmental regulation, crime and punishment, issues of life and death, individual and group rights and responsibilities, issues involving race and gender, and other legal-based personal and societal concerns in today's America.
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Scott Walter of Philanthropy Daily writes about how New York's "sticky fingered class" — that would be the politicians running state government — may inflict a substantial blow on charities with a plan to lower the deduction that people making more than $10 million a year can take for charitable contributions. The plan would cut […] [Read More]
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Amy Goldman Koss writes in the Los Angeles Times about struggling to dress her middle-aged body to compete with the young and thin. She finds that "being a frumpy middle-aged woman at whom no one looks twice" gives her the delicious license to wear whatever she wants. "Yes, the invisibility cloak is mine!" she says. [Read More]
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Ethan Bronner writes in The New York Times that in Gaza "daily life, while troubled, often has the staggering quality of the very ordinary." His article is accompanied by Katie Orlinsky's photos, which show Gazans shopping and enjoying the beach. [Read More]
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Make a statement with this stunning large polychrome ginger jar from Holland. Dating to 1940 this vintage Majolica ginger jar signed Velsen will make a colorful addition to your Delftware collection. Highly detailed hand-painted flowers and birds will add delight to your décor in any room. This vintage Majolica ginger jar from Holland deserves place-of-pride in your china cabinet!
Kunstaardewerkfabriek Velsen (1920 – 2002)
In a city called Velsen just outside Haarlem an art pottery factory (Kunstaardewerkfabriek) was founded in 1920. At first the factory was called the Kennemer Pottenbakkerij but the name was changed to Velsen in 1936 after the company went through bankruptcy. In 1942 two former Zuid-Holland painters Leendert Hendrikus de Vrind and Johannes Gerardus van Vliet bought Velsen and moved it to Sassenheim between Haarlem and Leiden.
Velsen is recognized for production of good quality hand-painted Delftware both in blue & white and polychrome. Velsen's polychrome has the largest palette of colors in the business including light and dark blue light and dark green olive-green brownish purple yellow yellow-orange and brick-red as well as blue brown or black accents. Velsen primarily made decorative pottery such as plates and vases but also made tiles. The Velsen mark which is the intertwined letters VLS was hand-painted until a printed mark began to be used in the mid- to late-1980s. In 1995 a former De Porceleyne Fles employee Wim van Baarle bought Velsen and produced decaled Delftware. Velsen ceased operations in 2002.
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Our homes reflect our most basic values and shape our lives. In this course we will think about four centuries of American homes as shelters, "machines for living in" and reflections and transmitters of core beliefs. What do houses tell us about the place of individuals in our society and the meaning of family, neighborhood, and nation?
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Template Builder is an extension to MS Word (2003 or later) that simplifies RTF template creation for Oracle BI Publisher reports.
Rich Text Format (RTF) is a specification used by common word processing applications, such as MS Word. Template Builder provides easy-to-use wizards for inserting fields, tables, forms, charts, and cross-tabs. Also, Template Builder provides translation features and enables you to preview reports by using the template in supported formats.
This tutorial provides step-by-step procedures to use Template Builder to create RTF templates for Oracle BI Publisher reports. The examples will cover complex formatting and processing of reports by using these RTF templates. You will also learn how to work in both Online and Offline modes. Translating the RTF templates is covered in detail in the other tutorial -: Exploring Advanced Features of BI Publisher 11g, and also in the Instructor Led Training (ILT) for BI Publisher 11g.
To complete this tutorial, you should:
- Download the My Templates and Files zip file, and unzip in a folder with the same name.
- Create a Learn folder on your hard drive.
- Have access to the Samples files available in the Publisher Desktop Program menu.
- You will be using some of the reports that are similar to the ones you created in the OBE ' Getting Started with Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher'. These reports are provided to you in the My Templates and Files zip file.
- Complete the Getting Started with Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher OBE mentioned above.
- Install the required software.
The assumption throughout this course is that you are familiar with the basic user interface and navigation of the Oracle BI Publisher.
Software Requirements
The following is a list of software requirements:
- Microsoft Word (2003 or 2007)
- Java SE Development Kit (JDK) 5 or later (This also includes Java Runtime Environment [JRE]. JRE 1.6 or later is required.)
- MS .NET Framework 3.5 with SP1 or later.
- Oracle BI EE 11g installed on a machine that Template Builder can connect to by using HTTP.
- Oracle BI EE 11g should be able to connect to a supported data source.
Installing Template Builder and Exploring the Template Builder User Interface
In this topic, you will see how to download the Template Builder add-in, and install it. Then you will explore the the Template Builder user interface.
Installing Template Builder
Template Builder can be downloaded from the Get Started region of the Oracle BI Publisher Home page or Oracle BIEE Home page. In this topic, you will download the Template Builder add-in and install it.
Perform the following steps to download and install Template Builder:
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|Log in to Oracle BI Publisher.
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|In the Get Started section of the Home page, click the Download BI Publisher Tools menu, and select Template Builder for Word.
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|The Opening BIPublisherDesktop.exe dialog box opens. Click Save File. Save the file to a suitable location on your hard drive.
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|Navigate to the location where you have downloaded the BIPublisherDesktop.exe file and double-click the executable file to begin the installation.
|5 .
|a. After the Install Shield wizard starts, follow the on-screen instructions to complete the installation.
b. Click Finish.
|6 .
|If Template Builder is installed correctly, you will see the BI Publisher ribbon in Word 2007:
Note: If you are using Microsoft Word 2007 you may need to modify your Add-In settings: To do so, click the Office button, click Word Options, and then click Add-Ins.
Exploring the Template Builder User Interface
In this topic, you will review Template Builder UI components. You will open the existing Balanceletter.rtf file.
(This file is made available to you in the My Templates and Files zip file, as well as in Sample after you install the Template Builder.)
|1 .
|The BI Publisher ribbon has the following options:
Building an RTF Template in Offline Mode
Rich Text Format (RTF) is a specification used by common word processing applications, such as Microsoft Word. When you save a template in Template Builder, the file type should be RTF. You can build and upload your template via a direct connection with the BI Publisher Server, called Online mode, or you can build and upload your template in a disconnected mode, and is called Offline mode.
Note: To work in disconnected mode, you must have a sample data file available in your local work environment. In this example, the sample data file is Balance.XML.
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|a. Select Start >Programs >Oracle BIP Desktop >Samples >RTF Templates.
b. Open the Balance Letter folder and load the file Balance Letter Start.rtf. This is a sample template file.
|2 .
|The RTF template file opens in MS Word.
|3 .
|To build a report and view the report with data, you must load sample XML data. When working in disconnected or Offline mode, you must have sample data stored locally.
a. Click Sample XML in the Load Data group.
b. Select the Balance.xml sample data file located under your local drive(C):\Program Files\Oracle\BI Publisher\BI Publisher Desktop\samples\RTF templates\Balance Letter.Click Open.
You will see a confirmation message that the data is loaded successfully.
|4 .
|a. Now insert the various fields in the Balance Letter by replacing the placeholders. Select the <INSERT ADDRESS HERE> placeholder, and click ab | Field, in the Insert group.
b. In the Field dialog box, select the Customer Name field and click Insert.
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|The Customer_Name field appears in the Balance Letter. Click the space following the CUSTOMER_NAME field and press Enter. This adds a line break.
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|Repeat this process, adding Address Line1. Also, add City, State, and Zip, each of them separated by a comma and space. The letter should look like this:
|7 .
|a. Insert the following fields into the letter, in the appropriate placeholders:
b. Close the Field Dialog box.
|8 .
|Include the table of invoices by using the Table Wizard. The Table Wizard allows you to add tables, forms, charts, and other objects.
a. Select the <INSERT TABLE OF INVOICE HERE> placeholder in the form letter. Click Table Wizard in the Insert group.
The Table Wizard opens.
b. Accept the default (Table) and click Next.
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|The Table Wizard intuitively selects the correct data set for you. In this example, it is/ARXCOBLX/G_CUSTOMER/G_CURRENCY/G_INVOICES. Accept the default and click Next.
You can change this, however, by clicking the drop-down list.
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|a. Select the following columns:
Use the resequence icons to move the columns up and down.
b. Click Next.
|11 .
|You can group your data. You use the Break option to insert either a page break or section break after each occurrence of a group. In this example you will not select any options. Click Next.
|12 .
|a. Select a sort sequence and indicate the type of data that is being sorted. Select Transaction Date, indicate that this field is a number, and sort the column in descending order.
b. Click Finish.
|13 .
|The table opens in the template. Observe the codes F (for "Grouping") and E (for "Each") in the table.
|14 .
|Preview this template in PDF format. In the Preview group, click PDF.
The report is displayed with the XML file data that you loaded earlier.
|15 .
|You can view the Word properties of any table field that you have added to your template. Double-click TRANS_AMOUNT in the table.
The BI Publisher Properties dialog box is displayed.
Click the Word Properties button to edit the inserted fields.
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|a. In the Text Form Field Options dialog box, select Number from the Type drop-down list.
b. Set the default number and number format. Enter $1,000.00 in the Default number text box and select$#,##0.00 from the Number format drop-down list.
c. Click OK. The template is displayed with the applied formatting.
d. Right-justify this Trans Amount field by using MS Word Paragraph menu.
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|You can format the other fields as per your requirement. However, because the date is a text field in this example, you will not be able to format it.
You can also format the column names of the table to a meaningful display using the MS Word menu. Change the column names as given below and then keep the formatting as Bold.
|18 .
|Save the template as My Balance Letter in the Learn folder on your local drive.
|19 .
|When you preview this template, the report is displayed with the applied formatting.
|20 .
|Close the preview and the template file.
|21 .
|Log in to BI Publisher Enterprise Edition.
|22 .
|On the Catalog page, navigate to the Balance Letter report and click Edit.
This Balance Letter report is part of the Samples files.
|23 .
|The Report Editor opens. Click Add New Layout.
|24 .
|Click Upload.
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|a. Enter Balance Letter as the layout name.
b. Click Browse. Navigate to and select My Balance Letter.rtf from the Learn folder, and click Open.
c. Select RTF Template as the type and English (United States) as the locale.
d. Click Upload.
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|The uploaded layout is displayed in the layout editor. Click Save.
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|Click View Report.
In the displayed report, click the Balance Report tab. The report based on the template that you have designed in Template Builder is displayed.
This concludes the topic on creating a RTF template using Template Builder in Offline mode.
Building an RTF Template in Online Mode
This topic demonstrates how to design an RTF template while logged into BI Publisher.
You will log in to BI Publisher through Template Builder, define an RTF template, add a table with a running total, add grouping and sorting, add a page break, add a chart, preview data in the report by using the template, upload the RTF template to BI Publisher Enterprise Server, and view the report on BI Publisher Enterprise Server.
You will log in to BI Publisher through Template Builder, define an RTF template, add a table with a running total, add grouping and sorting, add a page break, add a chart, preview data in the report by using the template, upload the RTF template to BI Publisher Enterprise Server, and view the report on BI Publisher Enterprise Server.
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|a. Open a new blank word document.
b. Log in to BI Publisher by clicking Log On in the Online group.
c. Enter the Report Server URL as the BI Publisher Server installed on your machine. For example, http://<host>:<port>/xmlpserver
d. Click Login.
|2 .
|The Open Template dialog box opens. Select the Salary Reports – No Parameters report. (Navigate to\Shared Folders\Sample Lite\Published Reporting\Reports\)
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|When the report opens, you will not see any data in the blank MS Word document. However, XML data definitions are loaded from the report to facilitate the definition of a template. Notice that the report name appears in the title bar of MS Word beside the document name.
|4 .
|Now start building the template.
Insert a word table with two rows. Insert the chart in the first row, followed by the table in the second.
|5 .
|Now you will add a chart for this template. Position your cursor in the first row of the word table. In the Insert group, click Chart.
|6 .
|The Chart window opens. Select Row in the Data pane.
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|a. Drag Annual Salary to Values in the Layout pane.
b. Drag Department Name to the Labels text box.
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|In the Layout pane, select the following information:
Click OK.
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|The chart appears in the template.
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|Now use the Table wizard to insert the table in your template. You did this in the previous topic, but in Offline mode. Take your curser to the next row of the MS Word table, and then insert the table.
a. Select Department Name,Manager, Name, Job Title, Annual Salary, and Fed Withheld (in that order). Your selections should be listed in the right pane of the wizard page.
b. Click Next.
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|In the How would you like to group your report? section, select the following options:
Click Next.
|12 .
|Sort by Annual Salary in the Which fields would you like to use to sort the data? section. Click Finish.
|13 .
|This table appears in the document, below the chart. Right-justify the cell for ANNUAL_SALARY.
|14 .
|Save the file as Manager Financials Report.rtf in your Learn folder.
|15 .
|Select the PDF preview option from the Preview group. The PDF is displayed. Observe that because you used the "Group above" option while inserting the table, a department name appears above each table.
|16 .
|Close the PDF.
|17 .
|Now, upload the template to the BI Publisher Server.
Click Upload Template As in the Online group.
|18 .
|Upload as new dialog box opens. Enter Manager Financials Report as the Template Name.
|19 .
|A confirmation message is displayed. Click OK.
|20 .
|Navigate to the Salary Report - No Parameters report in the BI Publisher Enterprise Server and click Edit.
|21 .
|The uploaded layout is displayed in the layout editor. Save and then click View Report.
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|In the displayed report, click the Manager Financials Report tab. The report based on the template you have designed in Template Builder is displayed.
This concludes "Building an RTF Template in Online Mode" topic.
Working with a Pivot Table in an Existing RTF Template
This topic covers adding a pivot table to an existing RTF template. You will open an existing RTF template to preview a chart, and add a pivot table to the template. The RTF template Retail Sales.rtf is stored in the My Templates and Files zip file.
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|Open the Retail Sales.rtf file in MS Word. The file looks like this:
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|In the BI Publisher ribbon, click Sample XML in the Load Data group.
|3 .
|Navigate to and select RetailSales.xml (located in the same folder as the Retail Sales RTF template), and click Open. This file contains retail sales data from different industries.
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|Click OK in the message dialog box. The data is loaded.
|5 .
|Click Enter twice to enter a line break after the PIE Chart.
|6 .
|Click Pivot Table in the Insert group. The Pivot Table dialog box opens.
You drag data columns from the Data pane to the blank Layout pane to build a pivot table.
|7 .
|a. Drag Year to Columnb. Drag Month to Column
c. Drag Industry to Row
d. Drag Sales to the Please drop data here area.
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|a. Select Sales in the row.
b. Select the cell to the right of Format in the Properties pane to select SUM.
c. Select #,##0 in the properties drop-down list.
d. Click OK.
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|The pivot table appears in the template.
|10 .
|Save the template, and then click PDF in the Preview group to view your pivot table.
This concludes the "Working with a Pivot Table in an Existing RTF Template" topic.
Using Template Builder Utilities: Field Browser, Validate Template, and Check Accessibility
This topic will demonstrate how to use the Field Browser, Check Accessibility, and Validate Template utilities available in Template Builder.
You will use the Retail Sales.rtf file, which is made available to you at My Templates and Files zip file.
You will use the Retail Sales.rtf file, which is made available to you at My Templates and Files zip file.
Using Validate Template
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|a. Open the RTF file Retail Sales.rtf.
b. In the BI Publisher tab, in the Tools group, click Validate Template.
|2 .
|If there are no validation errors, No Error found is returned.
If an error is found, the error will be displayed.
Note: You can also use Field Browser to help locate the error.
Using Field Browser
The Field Browser utility provides a fast way to review and update the BI Publisher instructions hidden in the Microsoft Word form fields. This is particularly useful for understanding and modifying existing templates.
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|In the BI Publisher tab, in the Tools group, click Field Browser to open the Field Browser dialog box.
|2 .
|The Field Browser dialog box shows the default text of the form field in the Text column, and the instructions (from the help and status text of the form field) in the Code column.
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|You can update processing instructions directly from the Field Browser dialog box.
a. Select INDUSTRY in the Text column..
The Edit field shows the processing instructions.
b. Change all but the first of the capital letters of the word INDUSTRY to lowercase. In other words, changeINDUSTRY to Industry.
c. Select Update.
Observe that the code is changed as per your edit.
Note: Recall from the previous topic that you can use Field Browser to find out validation errors in the template. Use the Find option in the Field Browser to search for the errors.
Using Check Accessibility
Template Builder provides an accessibility checker to check the template for features to enhance the accessibility of the report for report consumers who may need assisting technologies to view the report. For more information about developing accessible reports, see "Designing Accessible Reports" in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Report Designer's Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher.
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|In the BI Publisher tab, in the Tools group, click Check Accessibility.
|2 .
|The tool generates a report indicating areas of your template that do not include the accessibility features.
This template does not have accessibility compatibility for a row header of a table.
For more information about developing accessible reports, see Designing Accessible Reports" in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Report Designer's Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher.
Setting Configuration Options for Template Builder
In this topic, you will see how to set the various UI options and configuration options for Template Builder. The important settings covered are:
- The UI Options tab allows you to change some options that influence the look and feel of Template Builder.
- The Preview Options tab allows you to specify options that influence the Preview functionality of Template Builder.
- The Build Options tab allows you to specify options that influence how Template Builder generates tables and forms.
Setting UI Options
|The tree view showing the data source can show either the correct XML tag names of the data source or a slightly modified version that is easier to read.
Select the Element Names for Reports XML option to show the modified labels. These labels contain no <> characters, use title case capitalization and use spaces instead of underscores.
Setting Preview Options
|The Preview tab allows you to specify options that influence the Preview functionality of Template Builder.
The various options that you can set using this dialog are:
Style TemplateIf you have a BI Publisher style template available locally you can specify it here. The style information in the style template is applied to RTF layouts at runtime to achieve a consistent look and feel for your enterprise reports. In this example no style template is defined.
For more information, see "Creating and Implementing Style Templates" in the Oracle Fusion Middleware Report Designer's Guide for Oracle Business Intelligence Publisher.
LocaleYou can choose the language and territory used for previewing your template. While this change will not automatically translate any files, it is important to set the correct locale for the preview to use the correct direction of the text (left-to-right or right-to-left), and to correctly set locale-specific date, number, and currency formats. In this example the Locale is set to English - United States [en-US]
Java HomeThe Preview (and export functionality) requires Java code. You can change the path to your JAVA HOME directory. If this option is not specified, Template Builder assumes that the Java virtual machine (java.exe) is accessible in the PATH specified in your environment variables of Windows. In this example it is set as C:\Program Files\Java\jre6
Java OptionSpecify the memory to reserve for Template Builder to process the template. The default value is -Xmx256M. The example shows the same.
Setting Build Options
|Use the Build tab to specify options that influence how Template Builder generates tables and forms.
The various Build options that you can set here are:
For-each form fieldUse this to choose how the Template Builder creates the form fields for processing instructions in the Insert Table/Form dialog box. The Descriptive option (for example: for-each Invoice) renders a descriptive form field for the processing instructions. This option makes the layout template easier to understand. However, the longer fields may distract from the visual layout of the template. The Abbreviated option (for example: F) provides a one letter abbreviation for each instruction.
Select the Hidden option to generate the processing instruction form fields using Microsoft Word's hidden font effect. Hidden text is hidden in the print preview. You can display or hide the hidden text by selecting or deselecting the "Hidden text" option in the Display options of Microsoft Word Options.
Form field sizeThe Large option inserts the BI Publisher code in a document variable. The document variable field can accommodate approximately 48 kilobytes of code line.
Note that this setting affects only fields that are created or edited while this option is set.
Table Header ColorWhen you insert a table by using the Table Wizard or the Insert Table/Form dialog box, the Template Builder applies the table header color specified here to the table header background. Use this feature to customize the default color for your templates.
Generate XSLT 2.0 compliant codeBI Publisher uses the XSLT processor provided by Oracle XDK 18.104.22.168.0, which supports the W3C XSL Transformations 1.0 recommendation. The processor also implements the current working drafts of the XSLT and XPath 2.0 standards. For more information about Oracle XDK see Oracle XML Developer's Kit Programmer's Guide 11g.
By default, BI Publisher is compatible with XSLT 1.0. If you wish to use XSLT and XPath 2.0 features in your template enable this option. This configuration is performed at the template level. The template-level setting will override the server setting.
This concludes the "Setting Configuration Options for Template Builder" topic.
In this tutorial, you have learned how to:
|Install Template Builder successfully
|Create an RTF template in the Offline mode
|Create an RTF template in the Online mode
|Create a chart and a pivot table in an existing template
|Configure Template Builder settings


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Peyton's early modeling successes included television commercials for Kraft Macaroni and Cheese and Little Monkey Lost. At the age of 12, she was invited to attend the School of American Ballet's summer program. Under the tutelage of Ford Kids, Peyton did major campaigns with Limited Too (she appears on the inside cover of Limited Two's IPO), Polo Ralph Lauren, and other advertisers seeking to reach the young teen market. Soon, List was leaving school two or three times a week for modeling assignments. At the age of 15, she signed a three-year contract with As the World Turns playing Lucy Montgomery.
Aaron Yoo … Russell
Aaron Yoo (born May 12, 1979) was born in East Brunswick Township, New Jersey, to Korean parents. He has an older sister.He played the cello for the East Brunswick High School orchestra and ran track. He graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2001, where he was a member of Sigma Nu fraternity. He starred in the 2007 films Disturbia and American Pastime, the 2008 film 21 (with Jim Sturgess), Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist, The Wackness, and Labor Pains, and had a role in the 2009 reboot of Friday the 13th.
He co-starred in HBO's Rocket Science, as the protagonist's best friend, Heston. Critic Rory Liston described Heston as "one of the best characters of the decade" and "an awe inspiring display of emotion that reflected the asian community in America", in 2009, writer and director Jeffrey Blitz was quoted in saying that Heston was based on the critic Liston.
His stage credits include the premiere of Christopher Shinn's Where Do We Live, the anthology production Savage Acts (both 2004), Mac Wellman's Cellophane (2003) and a 2002 revival of Lope de Vega' Fuente Ovejuna.
Luke Mitchell … John Young
Luke Mitchell (born 17 April 1985) is an Australian actor and model. Mitchell aimed to be a professional tennis player, but gave the sport up when he realised that it was the only thing in his life. He then attended the Film and Television Studio International and won the role of Chris Knight in Neighbours. Mitchell appeared in the third season of H2O: Just Add Water as Will, before starring as Romeo Smith in Home and Away. The role saw Mitchell win the Most Popular New Male Talent Logie Award in 2010
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By Karen ParrishAmerican Forces Press Service
ROME, Jan. 16, 2013 Defense Secretary Leon E. Panetta and Italian government officials discussed a range of issues here today, from conflict in Africa to security transition in Afghanistan to Sicilian concerns about a proposed U.S. communications facility there.
The secretary met with government officials including President Giorgio Napolitano, Prime Minister Mario Monti, Foreign Affairs minister Giulio Terzi di Sant' Agata and Defense Minister Giampaolo Di Paola.
Panetta and Di Paolo, the secretary said during a joint conference, "had a very productive session covering a host of bilateral issues -- Afghanistan, our shared concerns about the situation in Mali, and how to strengthen our defense trade and cooperation for the future."
The secretary noted as the son of Italian immigrants to America, he has always felt a strong connection to Italy. "But as secretary of defense, I have gained a profound new respect for Italy's significant contributions to regional and global security," he added.
Italy is a key member of the NATO alliance and the lead nation for NATO's International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan's Regional Command West, Panetta said.
"In our session, Minister di Paola and I updated each other on the significant progress our forces are making in building an Afghanistan that can govern and secure itself," he said. "That progress will enable us to reach a key milestone this spring, when Afghan forces shift into the lead for security throughout the country."
The United States is very grateful to Italy for its "steadfast support" in the ISAF effort, he said.
"We will never forget the more than 50 Italians who have died carrying out the mission in Afghanistan," Panetta told the audience.
America is also grateful for Italy's "extraordinary hospitality" in hosting more than 30,000 U.S. service members, civilians and family members on U.S bases in Italy.
Panetta said Aviano Air Base, in northeast Italy; Caserme Ederle, near Vicenza; Naval Air Station Sigonella, in Sicily; and Camp Darby, in the province of Pisa, "enhance the collective security of the alliance."
The U.S. presence in Italy, he said, is "critical to our military's ability to respond to crisis, and to meet challenges in the region and beyond."
The secretary noted he will travel to Vicenza tomorrow, "to personally thank U.S. military personnel who are stationed there."
Together with their Italian military counterparts, he said, young American service members are helping to write a new chapter in the long history of friendship between the two nations.
"I know they are inspired by the same goal my Italian father always told me: we must work hard and protect those we love to build a better life for our children," Panetta said.
During a discussion today with Italian reporters and press traveling with him, the secretary responded to questions on the F-35 joint strike fighter, and on the previously mentioned communications complex in Sicily.
Panetta said the U.S. is fully committed to the fifth-generation F-35, which he called "the future in fighter aircraft."
Italy has partnered with the United States on the fighter since 1998, when the program was in its concept and development phase. Other international partners include the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Australia, Canada, Denmark, Norway, Turkey, Israel and Singapore.
"We have made very good progress in the development of that plane," the secretary said.
"We believe it's a very good investment … and we appreciate Italy's commitment and willingness to participate," he said. "We believe the F-35 is the plane of the future."
The planned communications facility in Sicily, Panetta said, is intended to provide U.S. forces with advanced defense communications capabilities. He noted Sicilian residents have expressed concerns about possible health hazards the installation may present.
"I understand the concerns of the people there," he said.
The secretary said he and Di Paola are working to address those concerns, and that studies performed to date indicate no risks to health will result from the installation.
"But I want to make sure that we do everything possible to address the concerns of those residents," he said. "They, too, have to be convinced that this is something that can be done without impacting their health or well-being."
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CHAPMANVILLE — The Chapmanville Regional High School golf team began the season on Aug. 9 with a decisive victory over Tug Valley at the Logan Country Club in Chapmanville.
The Tigers shot a 113 for the day, beating Tug Valley by 56 strokes. The Panthers finished with a 169.
Jacob Workman fired a 2-0ver 37 to lead Chapmanville. William Copley and Forrest Roberts each shot a 38 for the day. Jacob Blevins had a 47, Dakota Saunders a 51, Austin Evans a 57 and Casey Vance a 58.
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WASHINGTON -- As the nation's top law enforcement official, Eric Holder is privy to all kinds of sensitive information. But he seems to be proud of how little he knows.
Why didn't his Justice Department inform The Associated Press, as the law requires, before pawing through reporters' phone records?
"I do not know," the attorney general told the House Judiciary Committee on Wednesday afternoon, "why that was or was not done. I simply don't have a factual basis to answer that question."
Why didn't the DOJ seek the AP's cooperation, as the law also requires, before issuing subpoenas?
"I don't know what happened there," Holder replied. "I was recused from the case."
Why, asked the committee's chairman, Rep. Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.), was the whole matter handled in a manner that appears "contrary to the law and standard procedure?"
"I don't have a factual basis to answer the questions that you have asked, because I was recused," the attorney general said.
Holder seemed to regard this ignorance as a shield protecting him and the Justice Department from all criticism of the Obama administration's assault on press freedoms. But his claim that his "recusal" from the case exempted him from all discussion of the matter didn't fly with Republicans or Democrats on the committee, who justifiably saw his recusal as more of an abdication.
"There doesn't seem to be any acceptance of responsibility in the Justice Department for things that have gone wrong," said Rep. James Sensenbrenner (R-Wis.), after Holder placed the AP matter in the lap of his deputy.
The best Holder could do was offer an "after-action analysis" of the matter and pledge the administration's renewed support for a media shield law (the same proposed law the Obama administration undermined three years ago). But that does nothing to reverse the damage the administration has already done with its wholesale snooping into reporters' phone records and its unprecedented number of leak prosecutions.
"I realize there are exceptions and that you have recused yourself, but it seems to me clear that the actions of the department have, in fact, impaired the First Amendment," Rep. Zoe Lofgren (D-Calif.) told Holder. "Reporters who might have previously believed that a confidential source would speak to them would no longer have that level of confidence, because those confidential sources are now going to be chilled in their relationship with the press."
In a sense, the two topics that dogged Holder most on Wednesday -- the AP phone records and the IRS' targeting of conservative groups -- were one and the same. In both cases, Americans are being punished and intimidated for exercising their right of free expression -- by the taxing authorities, in the conservatives' case, and by federal prosecutors, in the reporters' case.
But Holder cared so little about those two issues that he said not a peep about either the IRS or the AP in his opening statement. When he was questioned about the AP case, his first response was to suggest the criticism of him was political. "I mean, there's been a lot of criticism," Holder said. "In fact, the head of the RNC called for my resignation, in spite of the fact that I was not the person involved in that decision."
Republicans on the House committee had voted previously to hold Holder in contempt of Congress, and Holder made clear the feeling was mutual; he informed Rep. Darrell Issa (R-Calif.) that his line of questioning was "too consistent with the way in which you conduct yourself as a member of Congress. It's unacceptable, and it's shameful." Some of the Republicans provided Holder justification for his disdain. Rep. Louie Gohmert (R-Tex.), defying the chairman's gavel, shouted a stream of exotic accusations at Holder, closing with the complaint that Holder was casting "aspersions on my asparagus."
But there would be more sympathy, and support, for Holder if he took seriously the lawmakers' legitimate questions about his department's abuse of power in the AP case. He may have recused himself from the leak probe that led to the searches of reporters' phone records (a decision he took so lightly that he didn't put it in writing), but he isn't recused from defending the First Amendment.
Didn't the deputy attorney general who approved the subpoenas have the same potential conflict of interest that Holder claimed?
"I don't know."
When did Holder recuse himself?
"I'm not sure."
How much time was spent exploring alternatives to the subpoenas?
"I don't know, because, as I said, I recused myself."
But when the Justice Department undermines the Constitution, recusal is no excuse.
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JV 2 years, 2 months ago
Someone will surely post that this is Bush's fault.
jack 2 years, 2 months ago
It's Bush's fault.
jack 2 years, 2 months ago
No, wait, it's Nixon's fault.
SuxBeanU 2 years, 2 months ago
what happened to ignorance of the law does not excuse? That's what we would be told if we tried to pull this BS
Haughton 2 years, 2 months ago
BHO is the epitome of (not) leading by example. Why do we expect anything different from those that work under him? Ironically all of these BHO scandals are proving that the federal government is in fact too big. Out of the 1000s of people that are protecting BHO, all it takes is ONE top level renegade to do the right thing and get the snowball rolling.
BHO is creating a monster of a disaster for himself. He'll probably blame GWB for that too.
kevin 2 years, 2 months ago
How can the Obama administration know what to do to run a government? He never ran anything before in his life. Holder, speaking under oath, should be charged with criminal activity. He was under oath and he still says he doesn't know anything! What kind of agency head can get away with saying he doesn't know anything when all hell breaks lose. How convenient a statement, and the GOP and Demos are letting him walk all over them. Why no one has asked for his resignation? Why Congress doesn't get a judge to issue him an order for 100% of the records? We all know that the buck stops at the head of the agency, period. And these folks work for us! What a joke. Remember, Obama had no experience running anything so how was he to know who was best to run all our agencies? He had appointed nothing but folks with a bad past.


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mine doesn't look as pretty as the picture (may need to refrigerate longer, or fridge the pudding layer a while before adding the final peanut butter layer to keep them from smearing together). i used 3 small-ish bananas. also, this is very rich... PB is the main flavor, accented with chocolate, banana and pretzel. will probably halve the recipe if i make again.
and finally, i almost went down to 4 stars bc this recipe is very labor intensive. seems like there's lots of chocolate-peanut butter-banana options out there that you just throw together without dirtying every dish and spoon in the house.... but it is worth the effort!
Soo. The taste is amazing. I give it four stars because the crust falls apart and cutting this into bars is a messy eating experience. Next time I will make this into a pie instead and serve on a plate. Was more time consuming than I thought too the pudding mix is vey thick to spread but I do love the pretzel taste!
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COLUMBUS GROVE — Columbus Grove High School's choral department will present the musical "Annie" at 7 p.m. today and Saturday in the school auditorium.
In addition to the 23 high school students participating, the cast also includes Columbus Grove third- and fifth-graders.
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