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Fast food jobs are entry level jobs. They are not meant to sustain families. And the harsh reality is that the work does not demand $15 an hour. One can not just use the magic wand of government and make it so. If we raise the minimum wage, jobs disappear. That's just the way it is.
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The Health and Safety Executive has commissioned research on potential links between breast cancer and night shifts.
The move comes as a Danish study published in the journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine, shows night shift work was linked to a 40% increase in the risk of women developing breast cancer.
The research found women who had worked nights at least three times a week for six years or more were more than twice as likely to have breast cancer as those who had not.
Cancer research groups in the UK say the issue of night working and cancer risk is complex and have expressed caution about the latest research findings, saying diet and physical exercise were not taken into account.
The HSE has asked the cancer epidemiology unit at Oxford University to research links between cancer and changes to people's body clocks due to work shifts.
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These were fantastic, and I will absolutely make them again (maybe tomorrow, and the next day). Very simple and quick, however if you want to make them even more quickly use parchment paper (they slide right off) and don't bother with the plastic wrap, just use the back of a spoon; spreading it out in circular motions from the center to the edges. Next time I make them I think I would use slightly less vanilla and almond extract because they really over power the chocolate. I would also chop up dark chocolate to sprinkle on top with the pistachios.flag if inappropriate
Very tasty and delicate. Had to triple to make enough for a ballet school event -- where they were very popular.flag if inappropriate
great for relatively simple recipe! I pressed my down very very thin(with plastic wrap) and baked for a few extra minutes and they came out crispy and fine. it helps to put only small spoonfuls of batter per cookie and make sure they are the recommended 2 1/2 inches wide before baking.flag if inappropriate
Tasty... but i cooked these an extra 2 minutes and they were still gooey inside. I also think I'd halve the almond extract or do away with it altogether as it ended up being too potent in my brownie thins.flag if inappropriate
I thought these were excellent. I am hearing people saying they are disappointed that they didn't come out crispy. Mine didn't either, they were soft with a sort of crispy edge. I thought that tasted more like a brownie than a crispy cooke would have. I'm not sure they need to be any crispier, at any rate. I didn't find them greasy or hard to make. I left out the nuts, because I don't like nuts with chocolate. I used the unsweetened chocolate, and thought they were great, but I LOVE dark chocolate. If you're not really really into dark chocolate, use some other kind for sure. I actually wanted to try making them with white chocolate, which I also love, for kicks and giggles. As far as the plastic wrap drama, it's not necessary. They flatten on their own. Finally, I did not get anywhere near to 24 cookies, which was good, because we are only two people, so it makes no sense to make more than that, but if you are baking for a crowd, you might want to double the recipe.flag if inappropriate
I really enjoyed these brownie thins. I did make a few changes. I ommitted the almond extract and went with 1/8 tsp of peppermint instead. I also added candy cane bits to the top. Also, I lined the cookie sheet with non-stick alum foil. I also used waxed paper to press down the scoops of batter. It seemed to work the best, as long as you slowly lifted up the wax paper.flag if inappropriate
these didn't even make it to the rack to cool down. We ate them all in 5 minutes flat! Very quick and easy to make. Don't bother with the plastic film, just stick to the spoon. Yumm!flag if inappropriate
I followed the recipe and prep instructions precisely. I feared these would be mushy and greasy but no, they baked fine in 7-8 minutes.These cookies were lovely, crisp, rich, and held up days later. Don't fix what isn't broken? They are now, along with Viennese crescents, cinnamon sables, Gourmet's 1995 butter cookie recipe, and mini black and whites my holiday staples.flag if inappropriate
I served these at my annual Christmas party. They were most popular. The recipe is very easy to make.flag if inappropriate
forgot to mention a basic, never buttered a pan because it burns, to 'butter' means to grease and use Crisco always. What fun!flag if inappropriate