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Parchment paper is the best choice for cooking, as most brands can withstand temperatures up to about 420 degrees Fahrenheit. Parchment paper is good for lining cookie sheets when baking, but also when roasting veggies or making sheet pan dinners, because it eliminates the need to grease them (great for those who want to reduce fat or calories, plus it keeps you from having to scrub crusted-on baking pans).
Wax paper is also great for lining your countertop (or a sheet pan) where you plan to cool homemade candy, from chocolate-coated bars like our Copycat Candy Bar recipes to caramels and things like our Honey Butterscotch recipe. Parchment works too.
Both parchment and wax paper come in handy for storage, too. Next time you make pancakes or waffles, make extra and freeze them between layers of parchment or wax paper for quick weekday breakfasts. Get our Gingerbread Waffles with Vanilla Bean-Orange Butter recipe.
"Nothing in life is 100 percent safe, so we do things where we are safety conscious and aware of any risks," she explains. "When it comes to wax play, the main risk is burning yourself, your partner, or your space."
One of the best ways to avoid this is by using kink specific candles that have a lower burning temperature, like this one from Maude(Opens in a new tab) or this one from Knude Society(Opens in a new tab). "A large safety consideration is to not drip wax on the face, in the ears, in open cuts, anywhere inside the body, or in hair, as wax removal in hair can be difficult and sometimes painful."
The great thing about wax play is that it's really easy to adjust to the pain level, temperature level, and amount of related anticipation. Dripping the candle on your thigh is a great way to get used to the sensation and handling of it. Then, experiment with height. As Karsh points out, the further away you drip the wax from, the colder it is when it hits the skin. The closer it is, the hotter it will be. Experiment on your own skin, dripping from different heights, to see what feels the best on you.
Try teasing yourself, too. Drip tiny amounts or wave the candle over yourself before actually dripping. It might actually be the anticipation of knowing the wax is about to hit your skin that brings you pleasure.
If your partner fancies having wax dripped on them, too, ask them to work out their own fantasies in private. The more informed you both are about your bodies and preferences when it comes to candle wax, the better the experience will be.
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Osunlade takes Wonder's hypnotic chorus refrain and dips us deep beneath the surface of aquatic House depths with a duo of complementary Soul/Club retakes and Tucillo shakes up the same vocals and Shabaka Hutchings timeless sax leads into a Loft ready mover. Meanwhile Mala's call to arms remix molds 3D Warrior via the bass Don's unmistakable infrasound flex, doing deadly damage by reducing the track down to the sparsest of elements and flipping wigs with nothing more than a perfectly placed percussion element and twisting and distorting Hutchings reed work into a simmering, bristling loop. Paul Woolford (aka, rave assassin Special Request) moves us into 4x4 anthem territory, with the 7min Garage House mix that would make NYC legends Masters at Work proud. All of these sandwich an extended Nightmares On Wax cut of 3D Warrior in the middle, drawing the track out further into mesmerising full capacity.
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Earwax is a wondrous multitasking substance that serves two main purposes: stopping dust, germs, and small objects from damaging your ear and protecting the skin in your ear canal from irritation if water gets in there, according to the U.S. National Library of Medicine. Also known as cerumen, earwax is made from ceruminous glands that secrete wax and sebaceous glands that pump out oil.
But if your ear just generally feels stuffed up and you suspect an earwax blockage is the reason, you can try taking matters into your own hands. That usually means following three steps, according to the Mayo Clinic:
1. Try to soften the earwax. Take a clean eyedropper filled with baby oil, mineral oil, glycerin, or hydrogen peroxide, and put a few drops into your ear canal. You can lie down with the affected ear up before you put the drops in and hang out for a few minutes to make sure the liquid really gets in there before sitting up, Dr. DeSilva says.
2. Follow that up with a warm water rinse. It will probably take a day or two for the wax to soften. Have patience, dear reader. This is a necessary step for any wax-removal magic to happen.
Your doctor will be able to determine if an earwax blockage is causing your issue by looking in your ear with an instrument called an otoscope, which lights and magnifies your inner ear, the Mayo Clinic says. They can then use a small, curved instrument called a curet to scoop out the wax, use suction to suck it out, or use water-based methods to flush out your ear.
If you get frequent earwax blockages, your doctor may recommend that you use earwax removal kits from your local pharmacy or over-the-counter chemical earwax-removal medications, the Mayo Clinic says. You should only take these steps after getting the OK from your doctor so you know the proper protocol to avoid accidentally irritating your ear canal or eardrum.
An afro blues influenced remixes drenched in the Bluesy Sax vibes of Brandon Moultrie...Written and Remixed by Charles Dockins, Saxophone Performance by Brandon Moultrie, Mastered By Maurice "Mr. Eclectic" Easter - Pasqua Records
We've produced songs for a top artist in France named Jok'Air. We mostly produce Hip Hop, Trap, R&B, Afro and Pop. We are a group that is looking foward to work with various artist. We will bring our A game for anyone that has needs.
I'm a veteran session Piano, Vocal, Sax Player, 40 years on the West Coast, LA, San Francisco, Vancouverwith Major Label recordings, Emmy Nomination, Blues Song of the Year Nomination. Clients include Apple Computer, HBO, ASCAP, Library of Congress, Performed with Bonnie Raitt, Tower of Power, Stevie Wonder, Willie Nelson Jimmy Page, Chuck Berry
Co-founder of globally respected underground electronic music label Darker Than Wax. Specializing in playing instruments live over DJ sets (Sax, EWI, vocoder) for almost 20 years. Comfortable in the studio and out of it, on the stage and off of it!
International Producer and DJ, I released some Remixs and Singles on big labels ( ULTRA MUSIC, Era Istrefi - BONBON )Delivering 100s of mixes and remixes to the world's best-known record labels and DJS POOL.I'd love to work with your vision and ideas, bringing my experience to your music.
Experienced producer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist for hire. Spending the last 15 years in all levels of studios and performance venues, I can assist with every step of your recording process. I'm well-versed in pop, dance, and hip hop production.
In the earliest days of the recording industry, all phases of the recording and mastering process were entirely achieved by mechanical processes. Performers sang and/or played into a large acoustic horn and the master recording was created by the direct transfer of acoustic energy from the diaphragm of the recording horn to the mastering lathe, typically located in an adjoining room. The cutting head, driven by the energy transferred from the horn, inscribed a modulated groove into the surface of a rotating cylinder or disc.[3] These masters were usually made from either a soft metal alloy or from wax; this gave rise to the colloquial term waxing, referring to the cutting of a record.[4]
After the introduction of the microphone and electronic amplifier in the mid-1920s, the mastering process became electro-mechanical, and electrically driven mastering lathes came into use for cutting master discs (the cylinder format by then having been superseded). Until the introduction of tape recording, master recordings were almost always cut direct-to-disc.[3] Only a small minority of recordings were mastered using previously recorded material sourced from other discs.
In the late 1940s, the recording industry was revolutionized by the introduction of magnetic tape. Magnetic tape was invented for recording sound by Fritz Pfleumer in 1928 in Germany, based on the invention of magnetic wire recording by Valdemar Poulsen in 1898. Not until the end of World War II could the technology be found outside Europe. The introduction of magnetic tape recording enabled master discs to be cut separately in time and space from the actual recording process.[3] 2ff7e9595c
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