You will need the following ingredients: 1/4 cup of leftover pie crust 1 tablespoon of soft butter 1 tablespoon sugar 1/4 teaspoon cinnamon Flour for dusting An oven safe dish This is the temperature you will use to bake your small cinnamon rolls. This is commonly the temperature used for pie. You can bake your cinnamon rolls and your pie at the same time. A hotter oven will result in a dry or burnt pie crust. This will prevent your pie crust from sticking when you roll it out. Roll out your pie crust into a rectangle. Your rectangle should be around 6 x 12 inches in dimension at a thickness of 1/8 inch. Any thicker or thinner, the pie crust won't bake right for the cinnamon rolls. You can do this with a butter knife. Make sure the butter is spread evenly on the surface of the dough. Sprinkle the sugar and cinnamon on top of the butter. The topping should be evenly spread on top of the butter. This will make the swirl pattern of cinnamon inside the roll. Cut the log into slices about 1 inch thick. If you cut the rolls thicker they will take longer to bake. Place them in a greased oven safe dish. You can bake them along with your pie if you want. Keep the rolls in the oven for 20-30 minutes. Check the rolls just before the 20 minute mark to see if they are browning. After 20 minutes, check the rolls frequently to see if they aren't done. They can burn quickly.
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One-sentence summary -- Make cinnamon rolls from leftover pie crust. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees. Sprinkle a pastry cloth or wax paper with flour. Brush the butter onto the dough rectangle. Roll the dough rectangle with the filling into a log. Bake the rolls at 350 degrees.

You are entitled to any evidence that the prosecutor has that may prove your innocence. This is called "exculpatory" evidence. Your attorney can ask the prosecutor for this evidence or, more formally, file a motion with the court requesting it. Pay attention during the trial to any reference to exculpatory evidence. Sometimes prosecutors fail to turn over all helpful information to defendants. For example, a witness might blurt out that the alleged victim told her that you were not at fault on the day at issue. If this witness then subsequently spoke to the police, then you can assume that the witness told the police what the victim said. You should question the prosecutor whether this information came up during a police interview and why it wasn't disclosed to you. If the prosecutor withheld exculpatory evidence, then you need to bring that fact to the judge's attention. If you want witnesses to testify on your behalf at trial, then you will need to subpoena them. A subpoena commands a witness to attend the trial. It also informs the witness of the day, time, and location of the trial. Generally, you can get subpoenas from the court clerk and have them served on witnesses either using the sheriff or a private process server. If you represent yourself at trialwhich is not recommendedthen you will need to read up on your state's rules of evidence. These rules limit the kinds of evidence that can be used in trials. To find your state's rules, search the Internet. One rule to pay attention to in particular is the rule against "hearsay." Hearsay is any out-of-court statement used to prove the matter asserted. For example, if your son said, "My Dad beats me every week" and a cop repeats this claim in court, then it is hearsay to use that claim as proof that you do, in fact, beat your son every week. There are many exceptions to the rule against hearsay, so you can't get all hearsay statements excluded. Nevertheless, if you find hearsay statements offered in court, you need to stand up and object.
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One-sentence summary -- Request exculpatory evidence from the prosecution. Subpoena witnesses. Read the rules of evidence.

If you have children to prevent them from treating the treadmill as if it were a toy. Position the television on stable furniture far enough away where you cannot fall into it and where it is not affected by any bouncing caused by the treadmill.
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One-sentence summary -- Place your treadmill in a safe location away from walls, windows, or mirrors that can cause extreme injuries if you fall down or off the treadmill. Remove any existing sharp objects or household goods from around the treadmill, such as pointy sculptures or furniture with sharp corners. Place power cords or cables away from foot traffic surrounding the treadmill so you do not trip or fall as you step on and off the treadmill. Store your treadmill in a locked room. Place a television straight across the room in front of your treadmill so you can see it easily while you exercise.

If your stress balls do not diminish in a day or two, it might be time to seek professional help. Make an appointment with a massage therapist. Many spas, gyms, and yoga studios have massage therapists on staff, so ask the staff at those locations for some information, or get a referral from your doctor. Look for a massage therapist who is certified, licensed, or registered. Before booking your appointment, ask about her training, methods, and costs. The massage therapist will apply pressure to the stressed muscles in order to work out any knots. Make sure to let her know if the pressure is appropriate for your body. Seeing a physical therapist can help to eliminate stress balls and prevent them from recurring. Physical therapy is a great option when any part of your body is under high levels of stress. Physical therapy involves working with your body to create an optimal outcome. Your physical therapist may use a mixture of both active and passive therapy. Active Therapy: This is all about taking action and restoring balance. This may include: stretching, strengthening your muscles through exercise, using pain relief exercises, and doing aerobic conditioning (low-impact of course). Passive Therapy: This therapy does not require you to move your muscles at all. With passive therapy, the therapist may make use of heating pads, ice packs, electrical stimulation, and ultrasounds. Ask your doctor to recommend a reputable, effective physical therapist. Acupuncture is a type of alternative medicine that uses small needles to puncture the skin at specific pressure points around the body, relieving pressure and pain. This method has long been used in Eastern medicines and is becoming more popular in Western culture. Many people rely on acupuncture to relieve different types of pain. Needles can be scary for some, but your acupuncturist can talk you through the process. The needles are very thin, with a rounded tip. When they're inserted, they do not puncture any blood vessels or nerves, so there should be no bleeding or pain. The needle will create a tiny pinch, followed by pressure, and then you will feel relief. Speak to your doctor to find the name of a licensed acupuncturist in your local area.
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Visit a massage therapist. Try physical therapy. Consider acupuncture.