... cocoa powder was and where it was located. I also partially learned how to illustrate whipped cream rosettes, through trial and error. It seemed to me that this was a sort of pan or instrument, but it is simply the way you decorate with fillings or creams. While I was preparing this dish everyone in the house almost devoured the oreos before I could even ... mixed the oreos first after I put all of my ingredients and utensils on the counter. According to the cookbook they should be ¼-inch pieces, but I didn't measure them. Spraying the pan with non-stick spray and using parchment paper...

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... using an equatorial route. On July 2, 1937, the airplane and crew were missing after three-quarters of the 29,000 mile journey had been completed. Regular airline services were extended. Pan-American Airways inaugurated a trans-Pacific service in 1935 and a trans-Atlantic service in 1939. "It was passenger liners, however, that still carried most people across the oceans, and the launching ... ...

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... break dancing movie reflected the dancing as a means to avoid a physical conflict. The director would give his cameraman a cue, letting him know to start rolling the film. The camera would pan the dance floor, showing two B-boys, in the typical B-boy stance, staring at each other. ROLL MUSIC PLEASE!!! The music would come in, as they approach one another. Are they ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School

... there were 31,000 incidents - with 70,000 people killed. There's a long list of terrorist actions, but some caught our attention in a very big way. Like the 1988 bombing of Pan Am flight 103 over Lockerbie, Scotland where 270 people lost their lives (December 21). And the 1995 bombing of the Federal Building in Oklahoma City, which left 168 people dead ... ...

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... finger for a crisper sound. The steel drum was electrified in 1935 in Texas. Rickenbacker was the first to market the electric steel guitar. This electric steel guitar was called "Frying Pan" or "Pancake" because of the shape. New models like the National, Gibson, and Martin were shaped like a "Biscuit Box" and stool on four legs. The addition of pedals and knee ... ...

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... sport has attained great heights in its short history with World Championships held bi-annually since 1981, the addition of five International Olympic Committee approved events and its debut as a Pan American Games Sport in 1995. The racquetball population is dominated by a younger generation of participants, with 59.4% of players falling in the 12-34 age category. Racquetball is a popular activity ... ...

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... . The student at the beauty school had messed her hair up so much that she had to cut her hair short and people teased her because she looked like Peter Pan. Next she wanted her daughter to be remembered as an amazing child from the book "Ripley's Believe It or Not". Than it was the piano lessons, her mother exchanged cleaning ... ...

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... people. Ebonics is a variation of English. For centuries, researchers have debated what to call Black speech: Black English, Ebonics, Black Language, Black Dialect, Black Vernacular, African-American Language System, or Pan-African American Communication Behaviors. Professor Williams, a psychologist, named Ebonics in 1973 to describe a black dialect (Lamb 1E). Williams created the word from "ebony" and "phonics," which means black sounds. Williams ... ...

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• Grade Level: High School