Pen input is a great feature, but the complete package is better on paper than in person.
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Bake Soft, Perfectly Sized Cookies in a Muffin Pan
If you prefer your cookies soft and round, rather than spread out into one giant layer, just bake the cookies in a muffin pan.
This is just one of a huge collection of food hacks over at MyFridgeFood, and the photo above kind of says it all. If you have a mini muffin pan, you can also easily make mini cookies.
If you prefer cookies with a crunch, you could also turn over a muffin pan and make cookie bowls instead.
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Bake Soft, Perfectly Sized Cookies in a Muffin Pan
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How To Opt Out Of Google’s Weird New Ads That Use Your Face And Name
Angry that Google is planning on using your face and name for the sake of advertisements? Here’s how to make them not.
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Nationwide Children’s spinoff starts approval process for gene therapy for rare fatal syndrome
Nationwide Children’s Hospital has licensed an experimental gene therapy for a fatal syndrome to a Cleveland biotech startup that’s aiming to start clinical trials next year.
Abeona Therapeutics LLC said in a release it is raising funds this month toward starting Phase 1 and 2 trials, which test safety and get preliminary data on effectiveness of a drug on the way toward U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval. (Actually they buried the lead in a release about an award.)
Such efforts take…
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Nationwide Children’s spinoff starts approval process for gene therapy for rare fatal syndrome
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Peanut butter sniff test confirms Alzheimer’s
A dollop of peanut butter and a ruler might be a way to confirm a diagnosis of early-stage Alzheimer’s disease. … Continued
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