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Washington, D.C. – On Friday, March 4, 2011, Dr. Janice Shaw Crouse, Senior Fellow of Concerned Women for America's Beverly LaHaye Institute, will be the concluding plenary speaker for Liberty University's Third Annual Abolishing Slavery Conference held at the Helms School of Government in Lynchburg, Virginia. Dr. Crouse's topic, "Two Anti-Trafficking Challenges: Demand and Decriminalization," addresses two central and controversial public policy issues facing modern-day abolitionists.
Dr. Crouse said, "There are more people in slavery NOW than at any other point in human history. Around the world, the very poor, uneducated, low caste, or minorities are among the world's most vulnerable children and women. Here in the United States, the most vulnerable are society's "throwaway" children and runaway teens." Human trafficking is the second largest crime in the world, right behind drug trafficking, and an estimated 30 million people live in slavery, including forced labor, sexual slavery, debt bondage, and child soldiering.
"Our nation must address the fact that pornography fuels prostitution and recognize that our cultural glorification of the 'pimp and ho' lifestyle through music, video games, and movies increases the exploitation of girls and women," said Dr. Crouse. "In fact, demand is at the center of the swirling vortex of violence, slavery, and misogyny that is prostitution, sex trafficking, and pornography."


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It's the weekend again! (Well, technically it's almost over.) But we actually got out of the house quite a bit. I will be recapping that during the week. So first off, I'd like to tell you about the Culver City Fiesta La Ballona which was held at Veteran's Park in Culver City (duh!). Fiesta La Ballona is essentially a carnival/fair in the middle of the city.
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Dunagan once again weaves a colorful tapestry depicting the lives and times of a segregated Alabama in the late 1940's. Miss Lucretia might be Dunagen's most vibrant character to date. Plenty of research was done to ensure that although she is a fictional character, her story has a basis in fact. He masterfully rolls a history lesson into a bewitching adventure. We get to enjoy young Ted and Poudlum's continued maturity and growth as two "good boys" as Uncle Curvin would say. I am happy to report that author Ted Dunagan is wrapping up a fifth book in this beloved series.Learn More


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Charlotte Moore; Ciarán O'Reilly; Charlie Corcoran; Martha Hally; Jason Lyons; Zachary Williamson; Rick Sordelet; Janice M Brandine; Elis C Arroyo; Craig Baldwin; Orlagh Cassidy; Malachy Cleary; Paddy Croft; Karen Lynn Gorney; George C Heslin; Ken Jennings; Marty Maguire; Michael Mellamphy; Paul Nugent; John O'Creagh; Tim Ruddy; Patrick Hoffman; Irish Repertory Theatre (New York, N.Y.); Parker/Hodges Productions.; Ford Foundation.; New York Public Library, Billy Rose Theatre Collection, Theatre on Film and Tape Archive.
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Georgia's 18,000 truckers could be allowed to haul more cargo if a proposal in Congress goes through. Some business groups and shippers are pushing a measure to let states raise truck weight limits from 80,000 to 100,000 lbs. Safety advocates says, Georgia had more than 3,500 truck-related fatalities from 1994 to 2009 and increasing truck weight limits wouldn't reduce those numbers.
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I have a poll or survey that I need to send to 60-70 users asking which version of a particular manual they have. But I need to track what users have answered the poll, and which ones haven't. This needs to be on our Sharepoint site as well.
I was debating some sort of workflow or task that would kick off to all the users in question. But wasn't sure of the best method for tracking the results.
For Example:
Which version of MS Office do you have? Office 2003, Office 2007.
All users of my Unit Managers group in AD are required to answer this question. Regional Managers are responsible for making sure the users in their areas complete the poll. The the Operations Manager will need to see the final results.
So I would need to be able to show the results of 40 users using Office 2007, and 25 users still using Office 2003. But I then need to drill down to see what users answered the poll with Office 2003.
I would also need some sort of workflow reminder to kick off if the user doesn't repond in a day or two.
Any suggestions on the best way to approach this? I'm not a developer. Just an IT guy trying to gather some info.
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I figured this out by creating a Survey using the Sharepont Lists. Then I assigned a workflow to this Survey for the members assigned to answer the survey.
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I figured this out by creating a Survey using the Sharepont Lists. Then I assigned a workflow to this Survey for the members assigned to answer the survey.
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Out of curiousity, are these users remote users, like a sales staff that doesn't come in and connect to the office network? If not, then why not just get the answer from Spiceworks?
I had to complete our annual MS licensing compliance review, and I would have been an exceptionally unhappy Pointdexter if I had to crawl around all 114 boxes to figure out what they had. I work for a label manufacturer, and half my users can barely remember their user names, let alone figure out what version of Office they're running.
I tweaked Applications by Computer to include Last Logon User, exported it to Excel, and there was my list of who had what, complete with the license key info, so I knew if it was an OEM installation, or one from our volume licensing set.
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Lily Allen's new song and video "Air Balloon" is a huge hit in our house where it's been requested by my two and three quarters year old daughter 100 times. Takko and I like it too. I know she's got kind of a MIA thing happening right now but it's all working. Lily proves to be a master of trashy [But wait, there's more!]
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It's every parent's worst nightmare. A Columbine-style massacre in a crowded high school hall has left the community shocked to the core. Two students are identified as the killers. Both are dead, believed to have committed a mutual suicide. But in the aftermath, as LA Special Trials prosecutor Rachel Knight and Detective Bailey Keller dig deeper, they realise that the pieces don't add up. Did the shooters really kill themselves? Or are they still on the loose? When someone starts dropping clues that another horrific crime is in the works, Rachel and Bailey scramble desperately to identify their suspects. The question now isn't whether they plan to kill again. It's whether they can be stopped...
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text: Politics 27 November 1998 Sweet soul music Being a Person: Where Faith and Science Meet John Habgood <em>Hodder & Stoughton, 307pp, £8.99</em Sign up for our weekly email * It belongs to human nature to seek and to ascribe meaning. Art makes land into landscape; history converts events into episodes; music turns noises into notes; and then there is the interpretation of human kind itself: animals understood as persons. Sometimes interpretations "see" what is not there; sometimes they see what is there through enlarging or distorting lenses; and sometimes they see it exactly as it is. The aim of philosophy is to describe reality in the most general yet informative terms. Christian theology shares something of this responsibility but it also seeks to engage the particularities of human experience so far as these bear upon sin and sanctification. It is no easy task to be a serious theologian nowadays and few seem qualified for the undertaking. In general, interpretative fields of study are attractive to second- and third-rate minds: for knowing little, and understanding less, they may yet have much to say. This condition bedevils the social sciences, art and literary theory, non-analytic branches of philosophy and religious and theological studies. I once attended a conference on Catholic education at which a participant (a Jesuit academic) objected to my making a distinction between Christian and non-Christian theology on the grounds that this was unhelpfully divisive. I could only assume that he had confused the roles of community relations officer and intellectual inquirer. More recently, I found myself quoted alongside a prominent Episcopalian churchman who was reported as saying: "There is nothing that should exclude people from the full life of the church." No doubt he had good pastoral intentions but as a piece of Christian moral theology it is ill-informed. Christ forgave sinners who sought repentance telling them to sin no more; he did not say "come all ye whatever your ongoing practices and lifestyles and be accommodated herein". And I doubt that the bishop really thinks that active racists, child abusers and "queer bashers" have a place in "the full life of the church". Against this background of undisciplined thought it is cheering to read a work by a prominent churchman that combines significant knowledge, intellectual rigour and moral seriousness in the effort to address a central question for faith and reason: that of the essential nature of persons. John Habgood was Archbishop of York from 1983-95, having moved there from being Bishop of Durham since 1973. He approaches his topic via Kafka-inspired worries about cultural threats to the possibility of finding personal meaning in human existence, and the mundane reality of the Tony Bland case. Two questions are pressed with increasing discomfort: in what does our existence as persons consist? And when does our personhood begin and end? Tony Bland - or should we say that which was Tony Bland? - persisted in a vegetative state for two or three years following the Hillsborough disaster. Towards the end of this period his parents, with the support of his doctor, requested that he be allowed to die. But the procedure eventually followed was one of active withholding of food, not one of letting die. Whatever the act/omission distinction comes to, the Tony Bland case was generally recognised to be significant: with the approval of High Court judges a human life was intentionally brought to an end by starvation. Habgood was and remains troubled by this issue, as he does by that of abortion; and this book is an attempt to address those moral problems by providing a scientific-cum-philosophical-cum-theological account of personhood and its limits. He finds it necessary to discuss brains, persons and souls. He clearly has no doubts about the importance of the first, is enthusiastic about the second and is fashionably unsure about the third. While resisting materialist reductionism he appears to regard the existence of a functioning brain and central nervous system as necessary and sufficient for consciousness. He thinks, however, that personhood is a condition attained through interaction with others. Some chapters are readily intelligible by virtue of drawing on familiar ideas: personal meaning as created and sustained by relationships with others; holistic features as emergent in complex systems; language as a creative medium of self-understanding. By contrast, few readers will be able to make much of the exposition of trinitarian theology. Later he discusses aspects of evolutionary theory with greater assurance, but I found him too ready to accept the adequacy of naturalistic explanations of thought and language. The role of God is taken to be that of creator and sustainer of the whole cosmic show, but having placed divine creation in the background Habgood does not then try to show the need for it. The book proceeds in the direction of abstraction; starting with threats to personal being, Habgood draws back to consider the meaning of such existence. Towards the end he returns to the Bland case and other similar problems, but the journey from and back to the familiar is too long by about a third, and if readers feel that throughout they have maintained a clear idea of the regions through which they have travelled then that is almost certainly an illusion. For my own part I would have welcomed an index. Since significant meaning is very relevant to the author's theme it would have been good had he drawn on spiritual theology to the same extent that he does on science and philosophy. If the human condition is one of seeking and ascribing meaning, then among the highest accomplishments of humanity are the hard-won insights of the spiritual masters. Mother Julian of Norwich reports Christ as saying: "And all shall be well and all manner of things shall be well." I do not know what the implication of these words might be for the Tony Bland case, but I would look to a Christian bishop to help me understand them. Perhaps John Habgood may considering writing a sequel: Being a Person: where spirituality and experience meet. Professor John Haldane is head of the School of Philosophical and Anthropological Studies and director, Centre for Philosophy and Public Affairs, University of St Andrews Subscribe from just £1 per issue This article first appeared in the 27 November 1998 issue of the New Statesman, How the left hijacked the family More


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If you're not able to be at NYCC for The X-Files revival, you can catch the panel following the screening online starting today at 1:15 pm ET. The episode itself WILL NOT be live streamed. But the Q&A panel with Chris Carter, David Duchovny, Mitch Pileggi hosted by Kumail Nanjiani will be available.
If you're watching from an iPad or iPhone you'll need to download the Twitch App from the App Store.
This week's chosen artist is Genevieve Santos, from San Jose, CA. Genevieve has a store on Etsy where you can purchase some of her work. You can connect with her and find all of her work on website, Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
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1. When did you become an X-Phile?
I started watching when it first aired in 1993. I was in the 3rd grade and though my parents were wary, I successfully persuaded them to let me. I was even Scully for Halloween.
Everyone ready? These are some of the impressions from the critics out of the Oct. 6th premiere at MIPCOM. It may contain some slight spoilers.
The X-Files gave us some of the greatest, most memorable villains in TV history. It also gave us some real doozies. Martian face ghosts, teenage vampires, and aliigators, – some of the villains Mulder and Scully investigated were more farcical than frightening. Read after the jump for our top ten least scary antagonists.
You heard right! Fan favorite, writer/producer [highlight class="green"]Frank Spotnitz[/highlight] will be joining us at the NYCC Comedy Party on October 9th, 2015 at the Broadway Comedy Club in New York City.
You don't need to have New York Comic Con tickets to attend, but should probably bring all of your excitement. Besides a very cool and laid back Q&A with Frank, we will be enjoying an Improv Comedy show with Walt Frasier and LMAO. XFN will also run a trivia contest with GREAT giveaway prizes for attendees. This will be a great time to share your fandom with other peeps just like us! Co-produced with Duchovniacs, we're ready to have a blast.
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There's a one-drinkminimum, of any kind. A small selection of snacks are available at the bar. Other ticketing details for general and VIP seating can be found here.
If you can't make it to New York for NYCC, you can get your X-Files fix with fans at another con that same weekend. Geek Girl Con in Seattle celebrates the female geek, so who better to be represented than Special Agent Dana Scully?
A panel called X-Files: Don't Stop Believing will be held Saturday, October 10th, at 2:00 pm PT. The panel will include Erica Fraga, author of The LAX-Files and Jo Jo Stiletto, creator of amazing nerd burlesque like The Burl-X-Files, as well as Sarah Mirk, Raychelle Burks, Pepper, and Jennifer K. Stuller.
Discussion will include the influence The X-Files had on development of fan culture in the digital age. And of course plenty of speculation about the upcoming revival.
Tickets are still available here and the festivities run Saturday and Sunday.
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A Post-Apocalyptic sun.misc.Unsafe World
The removal of sun.misc.Unsafe and other private APIs in Java 9 has in recent weeks divided the Java community perhaps as never before in its 20 year history. Even though a resolution has now been proposed and a migration path presented, the big question remains: What will a post sun.misc.Unsafe world look like?
Java Bytecode: Bending the Rules
Throwing checked exceptions without declaration, changing final fields; these kinds of antics would never be tolerated by the Java language. But using Java bytecode these can be done readily. Few developers ever work with Java bytecode directly, but bytecode format is not difficult to understand. In this article Rafael Winterhalter takes us on a tour of Java bytecode & some of its capabilities
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The Java language is defined by the Java Language Specification. But the executable bytecode of the Java Virtual Machine is defined by a completely separate standard, the Java Virtual Specification, and the two are often at odds. In this article we take a look at the structure of a class file and how to create class files directly without starting from Java source, using the ASM library.
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The Flash Memory Summit is proud to announce this year's Lifetime Achievement Award honoree.
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CANBERRA, Australia – John Howard, the Australian prime minister who sent troops to support U.S. and British forces in the Iraq invasion a decade ago, has criticized U.S. handling of the bloody aftermath of dictator Saddam Hussein's overthrow.
In a speech in Sydney to mark the 10th anniversary of the fall of Baghdad on April 14, Howard on Tuesday said that disbanding the Iraqi Army "was a mistake" and that efforts to remove Hussein's Baath Party from civil service "went too far."
He says in a speech, released by his office, that the American interim administration that replaced Hussein "held sway for too long" and the U.S. cut troop levels too soon.
A staunch ally of U.S. President George W. Bush, Howard angered many Australians by sending 2,000 troops to invade Iraq.


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Re: Samuel SEIPLE: 1844-1931
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See previous query; it appears the Christian Seiple you are researching is a son of Anthony Siple of York Cty.The LDS web site has a family listing for Christian Seiple with possibly a second wife; there is no mention of a son Samuel.
For further information on the cemetery try the Montgomery Historical Society; the Montgomery County, PA web site should have their address.
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Johannesburg: Opening batsman Craig Wishart hit a career-best 172 as Zimbabwe piled up 340 for two against Namibia in the World Cup match on Monday on a day dominated by the release of a dramatic statement by two of the home players criticising the regime of President Robert Mugabe. Andy Flower and Henry Olonga wore black armbands and hit out at the worsening conditions in the violence and famine hit country and mourned what they called the "death of Democracy." Flower's efforts with the bat, as he made 39, were overshadowed by Wishart, who put on 107 for the first wicket with Mark Vermeulen. Wishart completed his second career One-day hundred in as many balls. His previous best of 102 came against India at the same venue three years ago. Namibia was outclassed on it debut but at least Lennie Louw, the oldest player in the World Cup at 43, had the consolation of dismissing Vermeulen, who made 39. Wishart found two able allies in the Flower brothers with Andy hitting 39 and Grant 78 not out. Wishart hit three sixes and 18 fours but just missed out on Gary Kirsten's highest World Cup score by 16 runs. Kirsten made 188 against Holland at Rawalpindi in 1996.
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Building, Sale, Trenčín, Slovakia
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Building, Sale, Trenčín, Num. ZR-JH-4
We sell a renovated historic building in the heart of Trencin, Fire ul. The building has one underground and three above-ground floors plus an attic. For sale is the left half of the building is divided into a common staircase. Suitable for offices, surgeries, shops, currently unused attic suitable for apartments, the underground floor pub was located. Currently the office, respectively. Business premises Rent (permanent, one temporary) 7 tenants, 3 rooms available, all tenants have individual meters. Total floor area is 707 m2 (136 m2 basement, ground floor 70 m2, 160 m2 on 1st floor, 160 m2 on 2nd floor, 181 m2 on 3rd floor) plus attic area of 76 m2. Land under the building with an area of 192.7 square meters (about the size of co-ownership 707/1563 on a plot area of 426 m2). Parking available in front of the building, if necessary. behind the building is a large public parking lot. A good investment at a great price!
The buyer pays no commission Office! The company CREDITORS sro - legal and auction company will provide free comprehensive legal services: execution of all necessary contracts, application for deposit, payment of notarial and land registry fees (transfer of ownership in the land registry, verification of signatures selling on the purchase agreement), payment of administrative fees for the original title deed and cadastral maps of the purchased property, and of course also provides you with complete legal advice on the whole process of purchasing property.
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Plus, with an AAU tournament this weekend and a big camp (Pangos All-American Camp) next weekend, UCLA should get a good number of unofficial visitors to campus. The following prospects have indicated their intent to visit the UCLA campus unofficially today following their participation in the Compton Magic Memorial Day Festival in Corona, California, if at all possible:
Jacob Hammond (2014; center; recently rescinded oral commitment to Oklahoma)
Chase Jeter (2015; power forward)
Cameron Walker (2015; power forward)
Stephen Zimmerman, the elite 2015 center who is in Corona this weekend, will not visit UCLA this weekend, but is planning a visit in June.
The following prospects have indicated their intent to visit the UCLA campus unofficially next weekend while competing in the Pangos All-American Camp at Cabrillo High School in Long Beach, if at all possible:
Leron Black (2014; power forward)
Brekkott Chapman (2014; power forward)
Josh Perkins (2014; point guard)
Myles Turner (2014; center)
Rashad Vaughn (2014; shooting guard)
Reid Travis (2014; power forward).
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The Royal Treatment
A blast of Coltrane, a flagon of Fat Tire ale, a flatiron steak with roasted cauliflower and a Sichuan peppercorn sauce — Royal Claytons, a tavern just a whiskey bottle's toss from the Los Angeles River, is home to all kinds of amenities not usually associated with the way-downtown fringes of the loft district, along with poured-concrete floors, high ceilings and cheese plates. Royal Claytons is one of those restaurants where it is always easier to flag down the DJ than an actual waitress, but in a way that resembles the artists' hangouts that popped up in Soho and Williamsburg long before all the lofts were snapped up by developers but not before the artists in the neighborhood learned to appreciate steamed mussels with andouille and the more unassuming kinds of Bordeaux. And of course, spring rolls stuffed with the makings of a Philly cheesesteak, and pizzas, like every place in California circa 1985, topped with wild mushrooms and fontina or goat cheese and multicolored peppers. Sometimes there can be an upside to a little gentrification. 1855 Industrial St., dwntwn., (213) 622-0512 or www.royalclaytonspub.com.
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21 February 2016
The Amazing Battlefield Balladeers
Posted by Richard G. Williams, Jr. at 4:00 PM
4 comments:
- Jubilo said...
Dear Old Dom.,
How you do carry on some ! Thanks for the plug and Happy George Washington's Birthday to you sir !
I am attired in the uniform of the 1st Virginia Cavalry for those who need to know.
- 22 February, 2016 07:46
- Richard G. Williams, Jr. said...
Thank you Sir! Is that Jeb's (not Bush) hat?
- 22 February, 2016 08:00
- Jorge Maspons said...
I enjoyed these old songs. Some years ago I became interested in American history and learned to appreciate and love the South in particular. I came from Cuba originally and then I have learned that some Cubans fought in the Confederate army. Thanks for this and other messages from your Cuban friend of the South
Jorge Maspons in New Orleans
- 22 February, 2016 14:32
- Richard G. Williams, Jr. said...
Hello Jorge - Good to hear from you again! Cuba is the "deep South". ;-)
Thanks for commenting my friend.
- 22 February, 2016 14:35
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Athena was a Sphinxian treecat of the Bright Water Clan.
She was one of the first adult treecats ever to leave Sphinx to live elsewhere as a group. Honor Harrington named her in an attempt of match personality with name, even though she remained unbonded.[1] (HH7)
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I don't know how I made it this many years without using parchment paper! It's a game changer! Love this product! I use it in sweet and savory baking! Cookies, roasted veggie, meatballs, etc! Nothing sticks, cooks evenly and the pans are so easy to clean afterwards!
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Before moving to America from the UK 7 years ago I had not heard of parchment paper. I used to bake my cookies on thin metal cookie sheets (where were admittedly somewhat old) and I would always get a little disappointed when they burnt on the bottom. Then I discovered Reynolds Parchment Paper - a God send for all bakers, chefs and for that matter those of us that hand wash our pots and pans. I was astonished that just by placing what looks like some burn-less tracing paper onto a pan that cookies didn't burn, they didn't stick and the pans didn't get dirty. You don't even have to add cooking spray. I have also used Reynolds Parchment for cooking Salmon en papillote, little parcels wrapped up in order that the food steams which is apparently a more healthy way of cooking. The only criticism I can think of is that the rolls of parchment are usually taped with starter tape when you first open them and I nearly always cerate my fingers trying to get the tape off. The box of parchment is made from 100% recycled paperboard which is always a good thing.
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I bought a roll of Reynolds Parchment Paper after I received a new cookie cookbook as a Christmas gift and made some cookies that the book said were "slightly sticky." Well, that was an understatement. Bene wafers are more than slightly sticky--they absolutely fight to keep their hold on the pan. I threw away the pan and my first batch of cookies, and invested in a roll of parchment paper. What a fabulous thing for cookies! My cookies are beautiful, not burned on the bottom, and I don't tear them all up trying to pry them off the pan anymore. I recommend this stuff to anyone who bakes.
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I just started using Reynolds Parchment Paper about a year ago, and I wish that I had found it sooner. It is simply fantastic! It works well on cookie sheets, as well as when it is necessary to line a cake pan. Years ago, many recipes called up lining a cake pan with waxed paper --now tell me -- who wants melted wax on the bottom of a delicate layer cake or any other pastry. Not me, and I am sure not you. Reynolds Parchment Paper gives me much better cookie and baking results. My cookies never stick and come easily off the parchment paper. I make some treats that are a cross between a cookie and candy and I always had messy, melted chocolate on my cookie sheets to clean up. No longer. If I am frosting my cookies, I slide the cooled cookies on the parchment paper on my kitchen counter and frost them while they are still on the parchment paper. Again, no messy clean up. Reynolds Parchment paper is a real time saver and makes baking so much more enjoyable. I always have an extra roll in my pantry so that I never run out.
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I hate cleaning pans. And more importantly, I hate baking cakes and brownies and having parts of them stuck in the pan once they're cool enough to remove. Although cooking spray is great, something it adds too much of an oily feeling. Greasing and flouring the pan can also leave unsightly white streaks or make the cake bottoms a bit dry. That's why Reynolds Parchment Paper is a terrific tool for any baker.
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If you love eating freshly baked cookies that are baked perfectly, then I highly recommend lining your cookie baking sheet pan with Reynolds Parchment Paper. In the past, I was always frustrated with baking cookies, until I was advised to use parchment paper. Now I bake the perfect cookie every time. Moreover, cleaning my cookie baking sheet pan became even easier. Granted, some may not want to purchase parchment paper, because it is sometimes expensive. However, Reynolds Parchment Paper is available in most supermarkets and is often affordable when it is purchased with a coupon and on sale. Just cut the parchment paper from the box and place it on top of the cookie sheet. Place the cookie dough on top of the parchment paper. Bake cookies per recipe or store package.
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Reynolds Parchment Paper is my helper in all things baking! I make a lot of cookies and brownies, but my specialty is a family recipe for Czech kolaches! As a yeast-risen dough filled with fruit jam, the kolaches tend to stick to my baking sheets. I don't remember exactly when I discovered Reynolds Parchment Paper, but....it's a miracle! No sticking, no burning. And the best part is that you can slide the parchement paper right off the baking sheet WITH the goods still on it onto a cooling rack. No mess, no spills. If you're like me, without enough baking sheets for the next batch of goodies to go in the oven, you can then cool the now empty pan, tear off another parchment sheet and continue with baking. The only draw-back I have with this product is that the parchment does not always tear cleanly and straight. I then need to trim the uneven edge with scissors (or it will burn in the oven!) All in All, a good product I can't bake without.
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I absolutely love this product. The Reynolds Parchment paper has saved my cookie sheets and then some. For me there is now no other way to bake things like cookies, crescent rolls, biscuits and more. Just lay a sheet of the parchment paper across your baking sheet (pan, whatever you happen to be using) and put the dough down and into the oven. Cookies come off in a snap, no crumbly mess or sticky-stuck bottoms. No chocolate chips melting into the pan and needing to be scraped off with a spatula. This paper is a fantastic product, and when you tear off a sheet for use they are actually re-usable! I've saved them in a ziplock bag and used them again for the next batch, and the baked goods stay just as fresh, and are just as easy to remove as from the first time I used the parchment paper! This is a must for anyone who likes to dabble in a little baking now and then!
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I remember the days when Martha Stewart would mention parchment paper, and I would kind of snicker under my breath. I thought parchment paper was for haute cuisine and was a waste of money. I am sort of what you would call a tightwad and I figured that if I made my cookies right I would get them off the cookie sheet one way or another. And so for years I struggled along.
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- "Gene T" wrote:
> 5 years ago meetings of the Holy Synod were truly nobody's business,JRS: I'm afraid you're mistaken.
>besides the proceedings were later printed in in Orthodox Life anyway.
*Some* of the decisions may *sometimes* have appeared in "Orthodox
Life" -- but not the whole proceedings.
For decades, only the most telescoped records of the Synod's
proceedings were kept.
However, once there is something concrete to announce about these
negotiations, "the proceedings" will definitely be made public.
In Christ
Fr. John R. Shaw
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