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Peanut Butter Surprise
John Barricelli prepares soft, brownielike cookies with peanut butter cup centers.
I roll my Moist peanut butter cup cookie recipe into a small ball..then roll them into the granulated sugar, (or you dont have to) then I put them into miniature cupcake tins that hold 28 cookies at a time... I then press the peanut butter cups into the cookie ball then bake 10 minutes at 350; let cool completely till candy inside is dry and it makes the best peanut butter cup cookies around.. people have loved this recipe of mine fo well over 20 years.
Definitely for peanut butter lovers! I'm not a huge fan of peanut butter but these are delicious! I did chill the PB cups a few min before I baked them and they came out just like the pic!
This is a great recipe! everytime I make them people can't beleive how good they are. I don't put the rease peanut butter cup in the center. I just make the cookie. The dough is a little hard to work, but you get used to it after a couple scoops. Yummy brownie like texture!!!
One of my favorite cookies of all time, I share them with my friends and family and everybody loves them!
I always make these for my boyfriends curling league and they all love them!!! i don't put the reeese cup. These cookies have a brownie-ish texture! DEliecious!
these were so so so so good! highly recommended, my man-friend's fraternity demands these on a regular basis now ;)
I just made these cookies in my mini-cupcake pans and actually used
a Tablespoon size ice cream type scoop to just drop the dough into
the pans....it was too soft to roll into balls. They came out just fine
and I call them peanutbutter cup tassies...more suitiible name than
cookies. They were for a special collegiate and she was
very happy...she is a peanutbutter cup nut. Success and a
happy baker too. Mykele
Awesome, I can't wait to try this recipe. love baking regular peanut butter cookies, but this is a guarantee success!
I made 6 dozen for a dinner party and they were all gone! I couldn't believe how fast they were eaten! People were eating them throughout the night and even fighting over who can take the leftovers home..too bad there were no leftovers! =)
I just made these cookies and they are sooo good! Follow the directions as is and make sure to roll dough in sugar and chill the PB cups. Yummy!
Simply click "print" at the top of the page, and it will come up sans any ads.
just do a search for peanut butter surprise cookies on Marthas search site and this cookie recipe will come up without the ad
Agreed, PElaine. I would really like to make these cookies and that ad is totally in the way!
Why is there an ad right over the ingredient list? I can't seem to get rid of it. Darn!
I loved these cookies. They came out very moist and flavorful. I baked them for 7 minutes and then an additional 3 minutes after the peanut butter cups were pushed in them. The chocolate peanut butter cups took a while too cool so they were difficult to store.
I use a mini muffin tin to bake the cookie balls - then when you push in the mini peanut butter cups, it makes for a perfect fit. I also don't roll the balls in sugar - it's not necessary.
The peanut butter you use and rolling in sugar makes a big difference, especially if the peanut butter isn't very sweet. Plus if you over cook, they become rather stone like.
I added these to my Christmas Cookie Box. They have to be tasty to be able to be added the the 500 I make each December
They taste like dog treats!! I'm disappointed. I didn't roll them in sugar (who has room in their diet for sugar-coated stuff?); but I'm not sure if it would have made much of a difference. This is not a good recipe. Seriously, I would feed them to my dog if it weren't for the chocolate in them.
i made them for my sis-in-law's bridal shower (with kisses and hugs, of course). really delish cookie!
I have made a similar cookie which those of us who need Gluten free can enjoy. and toped it with a candy kiss.. I egg, I cup sugar and 1 cup peanut butter mix well spoon out dough roll in palm of hand to make a ball and press in the candy or just press down with a fork. Delish! Eva
I tried a few dark chocolate candies in the center of these cookies and wow were they good!
I made these many times but yesterday I made them with Cowgirl chocolates truffles, spicy cappuccino, instead of the mini peanut butter cups. Way cool and delicious.
I made these in a very small size muffin tin with the liners. They turn out really good like this. As a matter of fact, I think this is the same receipe that is on the small peanut butter cup package.
I've made these cookies for years and my family loves them but I never wait more than 2 minutes to cool the cookies before I remove them from the cookie sheet. Leaving them for 10 minutes would make them stick really bad. Just be gentle when you do remove them from the pan to the rack. They are very soft.
I make cookies like these for Christmas and bake them in mini tart pans--the mini peanut butter cups fit in perfectly. Marmee
Really chewy and easy to make. I did not chill the peanut butter cups and it turned out fine. I would recommend parchment paper to avoid sticking.
I made these today with my 4 1/2 year old and we had a blast. They were really easy to make and they turned out like the photo. I used a pampered chef baking stone so I added 1 minute to the baking time; just an fyi. But I also agree with th first comment to remove them from the baking sheet after about 5 minutes because the sugar makes them stick.
I made these last week and they were really, really good! I followed the recipe to a 'T' and they were perfect; nice and chewy! My recommendation is to transfer to a rack after baking after 5 minutes or so.. I waited the 10 minutes for one sheet and the cookies were a little stuck. The sugar coating had really adhered some of those suckers to the cookie sheet! Also, I did use a tablespoon to measure out the cookie dough, but the recipe yielded 30 cookies for me. I will double next time!
Just made these tonight and they came out perfectly. Just like the photo.
Really no need for the muffin pan thing. They didn't spread much at all and the texture was just as described, moist and brownie like.
These turned out FANTASTIC!! I made them to give as a gift
These are yummy! Made a nice back-to-school treat for my daughter's teacher.
These are yummy! Made a nice back-to-school treat for my daughter's teacher.
My friend has made these cookies twice and both times they tasted delicious. She followed the recipe as is and did not have a problem with them flattening out. The second time, the peanut butter cups were not chilled and never hardened, making storage tricky. Fantastic recipe!
I just made these cookies and they are wonderful! The best ones yet. The only thing I did different is bake them until just about done , took them out, added the peanut butter cup, let them cool on the cookie sheet. Remove, let cool and eat! Share this reciepe with your friends and family.
i have reciently joined this room, i would like it if some one could tell me about using the mini-muffin pan for the cookies. thank you alexjo
To Ranedrop, a BIG thanks for the shortcut info, worked perfectly!
The mini-muffin tin is the best way! The shapes are a little smaller but really perfect for the peanut butter cups. Be sure to use a sharp knife to cut around the inner edges and to let them cool completely! You can also use a pre-made peanut butter cookie dough ... if you're in a hurry! Love these goodies and so do the kids!
Hi I make these cokies all the time for christmas but i put rosebud in the center of them now I will try the peanutbutter cup
I have a simular recipe tha has been in my family for years that is always a big hit. Its a little different, but same idea. Try baking the cookies for just 10 min. then place the candy in them and let cool. That might work better.
I tried these at a party last weekend and found them too crisp (hard) and they were fresh. If you bake them in a mini-muffin tin you'll be much happier...they hold their texture and aren't so enormous. Seriously, they were too big to be pretty, and they looked just like the picture, so it wasn't a mistake on the part of the baker!
I make these but I put the rolled ball into tiny muffin tins and baked them for 12 minutes. I then take them out of the oven and quickly add the peanut butter cup pushing down on each. For those who don't like peanut butter you can add a Hershey's kiss......Yummy!!!!!
HI I made these cookies and the chocolste did just fine my grandchildren help me and they enjoyed them very much
The chocolate will be fine - its like making the cookies with the chocolate kiss on top that holds its form in the hot oven! The cookies will come out exactly as pictured.
Don't think melting chocolate would be a problem; I make Maple Bud Cookies and bake each cookie with a maple bud on top; it does not melt and is in the oven for 10-12 minutes.
I haven't tried this, but it seems like the chocolate would melt over the cookie in 6 minutes. I understand that you chill the peanut butter cups, but wouldn't 6 minutes still be too long and have the chocolate oozing over the cookies?
I haven't tried this, but it seems like the chocolate would melt over the cookie in 6 minutes. I understand that you chill the peanut butter cups, but wouldn't 6 minutes still be too long and have the chocolate oozing over the cookies?
I haven't tried this, but it seems like the chocolate would melt over the cookie in 6 minutes. I understand that you chill the peanut butter cups, but wouldn't 6 minutes still be too long and have the chocolate oozing over the cookies?
I have made these cookies and after i make the balls I bake them in tassie pans until they are brown and remove from oven and add peanut butter cup. I find it works well that way


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"In the race for free agent left-hander Cliff Lee, people familiar with the talks indicate that the New York Yankees have a big advantage over the Texas Rangers in terms of total guaranteed dollars offered and also have one more guaranteed year currently on the table."Heyman also reiterates Lee's apparent love of the Rangers and the proximity to his home in Arkansas. However, the most important nugget in the article is the fact that the Rangers' initial offer was apparently for five years and $100 million -- the first time I've seen an actual dollar figure attached to a Texas offer.
While we don't know the exact dollars being bandied about by the two teams, we do know this: the Yankees have offered seven years and a total package that is believed to be worth in the neighborhood of CC Sabathia's $161 million. The Rangers are at six years and an undisclosed dollar figure. However, if their initial offer to Lee was at $20 million a year, how much further are the Rangers actually willing to go? Six years at the same dollar figure would only get them to $120 million, and there's just no way Lee leaves $40 million on the table, no matter how much he may have enjoyed his time in Texas. Oh, and the idea that Texas' lack of state income tax enables the Rangers to comfortably offer less money? Doesn't matter. Per Heyman:
The only way I'd feel good about missing out on Lee is if the Yankees were willing to give Joba Chamberlain another go in the rotation, but they have adamantly maintained that they will not be doing so. A Yankee rotation of CC Sabathia, Phil Hughes, A.J. Burnett and two mystery pitchers just does not inspire a ton of confidence, and the Yankees would have to trade for a frontline starter and hope that one of the promising trio of Dellin Betances, Manuel Banuelos or Andrew Brackman works out at the Big League level -- while we'd all love to see pitchers from the farm system contribute to the team, there's just too much uncertainty in that plan. Especially since the AL East isn't exactly getting any easier. At the current moment, almost every team in the division has a better rotation than the Yankees do -- I'd take Boston's, Tampa Bay's and Toronto's rotations over the Yankees' incomplete fivesome, and I might even give Baltimore the edge too given their exciting trio of Brian Matusz, Jake Arrieta and Chris Tillman.
Even if Texas does the unexpected and offers Lee a seventh year, at this point I think Brian Cashman has resolved himself to doing whatever it takes to get Lee -- especially since it's sounding more and more like getting Lee also means getting Andy Pettitte back -- and would tack on an eighth year. Quite simply, the Yankees have no choice but to do whatever it takes to get Lee.
And ultimately, it seems highly unlikely that Lee doesn't take the Yankees offer unless he's willing to leave at least $20 million on the table. Would you leave $20 million on the table, even if you were absolutely in love with the most recent place you worked and it was close to your home? Of course not -- you'd take the extra $20 million and buy a private plane so you could go home whenever you wanted and use the remaining $19 million to do whatever you damn pleased. Unless Cliff Lee is the first athlete in the history of the world in which it's not all about the money for him, I can't envision a scenario in which he doesn't sign with the Yankees.
ETA, 1:14pm: Here's a thought-provoking piece from Baseball Prospectus' Kevin Goldstein on the dangers of locking up the 32-year-old Lee long-term.

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POMEROY — The second of three Christmas contests, one where cookies were judged and winners selected, was held Saturday at the Ohio Valley Bank with Wilma Helwig of Reedsville claiming the $50 first prize for her Vanilla Chip Maple Cookies.
The last of the contests sponsored annually by the Pomeroy Merchants Association and hosted by the three Pomeroy Banks is being held this week.
It is for creative crafts of any kind and is being held at Farmers Bank. Entries can be brought into the bank anytime this week for display in the lobby. The judging will take place on Saturday at noon and the first place winner will receive a prize of $50 from the bank. A prize will also go to the second place winner in the contest. Winners will be notified by phone.
At Saturday's cookie contest Charlotte Smith of Pomeroy took second place for her Chocolate Turtle Cookies and was presented a coin set by the bank. OVP bank employees judged the entries.
The recipe for the winning cookies is as follows:
Vanilla Chip Maple Cookies
1 cup shortening
1/2 cup of butter, softened
2 cups of packed brown sugar
2 eggs
1 tsp vanilla extract
1 tsp maple flavoring
3 cups all purpose flour
2 tsp. baking soda
2 cups vanilla or white chips
1/2 cup chopped pecans
In mixing bowl cream the shortening, butter and brown sugar. Add eggs one at a time, beating well after each one. Beat in vanilla and maple flavoring, combine the flour and baking soda, gradually add to creamed mixture. Stir in vanilla chips and pecans.
Drop by rounded tablespoons two inches apart onto ungreased baking sheets. Bake at 3580 degrees for 8 to 10 minutes. Remove to wire racks.
Frosting: 1/4 cup butter or margarine, softened; 4 cups confectioners sugar, 1 tsp. maple flavoring, 4 to 6 tablespoons of milk
3 -1.2 cups of pecan halves.
In mixing bowl, cream butter and confectioners sugar. Beat in maple flavoring and enough milk to achieve spreading consistency. Frost cooled cookies and top each one with a pecan half. Yields seven dozen.


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Detour for 14th Street Viaduct (Hoboken to JC Heights and Union City) during daytime construction
HUDSON COUNTY – As of Aug. 30 and lasting for approximately 10 weeks, traffic on the 14th Street Viaduct between Hoboken and the Union City/Jersey City Heights border is being closed in the west-bound direction from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. East-bound traffic will remain open.
The contract for construction of the viaduct called for the complete closure of the viaduct at night to install 50 beams that average 120 feet long. This work is not noise-free, but was expected to be done at night in August and September to reduce daytime traffic delays. After further consideration, the contractor indicated that they could leave one lane open on the viaduct if they were permitted to work during the day. Thus, the hours of lane closure are now from 9 to 3 to avoid peak period traffic.
Traffic congestion is still expected, but the benefit of the daytime detour is to not disturb area residents at night from the noise. Mayor Dawn Zimmer said she is thankful to Hudson County for working to find an alternative to nighttime construction.
The century-old Viaduct will be completely replaced as part of a $45 million dollar infrastructure upgrade of this section of northwest Hoboken overseen by the county.
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'Cake Boss' shops at Hoboken's farmers market
HOBOKEN - Buddy Valastro of "Cake Boss" reality show fame shopped at the Uptown Hoboken Farmers Market on Hudson Street recently while shooting a segment on farmers' markets for the Rachael Ray Show. Valastro runs Carlo's bakery in downtown Hoboken.
Hoboken has farmers markets on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at different locations. Check http://www.hobokennj.org/departments/environmental-services/farmers-market for more information.
New method announced for reporting sewer-related emergencies
The North Hudson Sewerage Authority (NHSA) announced that customers now have two new ways to report sewer-related emergencies 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The new system also allows customers to track the status of those issues until they are resolved.
Customers in the NHSA service area, which includes Hoboken, Union City, Weehawken and West New York, can now either call an emergency telephone hotline number, (866) 689-3970, or submit an online form available through the Authority's website at www.nhudsonsa.com (click on the "Contact Us/Report A Problem" link on left side of the home page), to report emergency issues such as sewer odors, sewer backups in the home or a business, suspected breaks in a sanitary sewer or storm drain, missing manhole covers or other sewer-related issues.
"We are very pleased to inaugurate this state-of-the-art reporting system, which makes it easier for our customers to report emergency issues," NHSA Chairman Richard J. Wolff said. "We particularly like the tracking feature, which allows customers to get updates on the status of these issues as they are being addressed.
"This Authority has a very long track record of employing best practices in engineering, wastewater management, environmental policy, and financial and operational management," Wolff continued. "This is another example of our commitment to remain the best-managed wastewater authority in the state of New Jersey."
When reporting a problem through either the hotline or online, customers will be asked to provide the location and specific details of the problem. They also will be asked to provide contact information such as their name, phone number and email address so NHSA staff can contact them regarding the status of the problem.
The information is then used to create a work order, and customers will be offered the order number for their records and to track the status of their request.
Once an issue has been identified through the hotline or online form, it is prioritized and assigned to NHSA staff for resolution. After the problem is corrected, the work order is closed, and the customer will be advised of its resolution if they have provided contact information. Using the work order number, customers also can use the hotline to get updates on their issues prior to resolution.
These tools are intended for emergency problems only; customers should call the NHSA's main telephone number, (201) 963-6043, between the regular business hours of 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, or send an email to email@example.com, for routine matters.


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Here, in my opinion, are the 10 best music software products and innovations of 2008, in no particular order:
Music Lab Real Strat: Redefines the concept of the virtual guitarist. A giant leap forward. Tone 2 Gladiator: With Harmonic Content Morphing, FM, Analogue Modelling, vocoding, and a distinctly 'hardware' sound, this (in my opinion) ties for best 'workstation' supersynth of 2008 with Helix. Sonic Charge Synplant: Plant seeds and grow sounds. Watch the sun come up. Keep growing/going. Incredibly simple and addictive take on synthesis that finally embraces the computer age. Audio Damage Automaton: The FX version of Synplant. Watch, and listen, as your sequences go nuts in ways that you could only dream of. Novation Automap Universal 2.0: Brings us even closer in the quest for perfect hardware/software harmony. IK Multimedia ARC: Gimmicky? Overpriced? Genius? Hmmm...still a great innovation in improving the accoustics of your room. IK should cut that price and watch these puppies fly off the shelf. TAL Vocoder/TAL Bassline: Freeware to match the very best commercial offerings. 112db Morgana: A retro inspired sampler with a deliciously crunchy sound. Melodyne Direct Note Access: With just one sample CD and this, the possibilites boggle the mind. Audjoo Helix: Tied with Gladiator for best workhorse monster synth of 2008. Gorgeous sound, with wave table, physical modelling and phase modulation. This (along with Gladiator, Zebra and Sylenth), should finally put to rest the argument that software synths can't take on their hardware couterparts. www.phatsobrown.com Last edited by dj ray on Sun Nov 16, 2008 10:14 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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* SampleModelling 'The Trumpet' - such amazing sounds, great variety of instruments, and a superb price.
* Some more instruments from Ziokiller. These bring us closer to instruments that actually live and breathe like the real thing. I was considering adding a few more things, but they may not be released until 2009, so I'll keep a tight lip. There is a revolutionary guitar/bass synth in the works, and Cognitone have something coming out soon that will totally change the way people think about creating music on a computer. Ben ---- Little Black Dog - 2008-Present |
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It really depends if Alchemy is released b 4 the end of the year or not. I dunno, Camel might just make it this winter. Ben said fall, but the season is passing by quickly.
Alchemy....Has an unbelievable spec. It will be interesting to experience it, when it is out............ + That Sonalksis mastering suite is unreal. And Wasn't max 5.0 released this year? Max 5.0 is awesome. Far easier to use than any other max. Ofcouse, that Vienna Suite for Mixing, looks radical. However, it has just been released. Its dongled, its hard to demo... meh, verdict is out on that I suppose, but it looks promising. I don't know anything about the room correction software. Does ARC really work? |
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You should add a rule where people can't nominate a product unless its been tested by them. |
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I would add:
IK's X-Gear. While I'm not a big fan of the infinite "must have" specialty add-ons to Amplitube 2, I must say that the advent of X-gear really lets you put everything in its place. The mix 'n' match possibilities of all the IK Amplitube components are limitless. IL's Maximus. Finally, a limiter/compressor for the rest of us. Easy to understand graphic interface, very clean and useful sound. Cubase 4.5. The 4.5 release this past summer added a bunch of content and really stepped up this already very powerful package. In addition to the quality that Cubase users expect, this release makes it a truly "right-out-of-the-box" production package. Had I started with this version rather than SX2, I probably wouldn't own as many 3rd party plugs as I now do, simply because they're redundant. -B ---- Berfab So many plugins, so little time... |
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Yes, Alchemy is definitely one to watch out for! |
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Zebra 2.3
still the best. |
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+1 for automaton.. can go crazy or conversely be a handy tool- automate it on a drum loop/machine track to come on at the end of 4,8 or 16 bars for an instant nice fill/pickup... easy! |
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MCnoone wrote: Zebra 2.3
still the best. When was 2.3 released? I still have 2.2. |
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Cubase 4.52
Omnisphere Gladiator UAD Moog Multimode Filter Volcano 2 WarmVerb Crunchessor 2 ------------------- Sonnox Native Plugs |
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Just wanted to add that while Direct Note Access in Melodyne 2 was announced in 08, it hasn't been out yet. But it's a fair bet that it will be amazing! Omnisphere is definitely a contender. I have not had a chance to play with it yet! |
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casiosk1 wrote: MCnoone wrote: Zebra 2.3
still the best. When was 2.3 released? I still have 2.2. The release candidate came out at the beginning of the month: http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=207873&start=0 ew |
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It could be any list, but just make sure and add in your own company's product to hype and pitch it to others under the guise of some kind of "real" effort to identify the named list, as if that was the point. With these, we always get the IK plug, the Zebra plug, etc. Always somebody plugging their product. If there were just some way to strip that kind of thing out of these discussions, but it's impossible. |
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Chris Hein Horns vol.2 |
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Hardcore Harmonics Prizm would definitely be my top pick for best of 2008. Amazing sounds, tons of modulation capabilities and infinitely expandable. Finally, someone took the ultra-flexible Wusik engine and pushed it close to it's limits. Amazing
Artificial Audio Obelisk. This thing is just a blast to use. The usability and sound of this multi effect makes me want to load up my mac. mac only at the moment. An incredibly creative effect. Togu Audio Line (TAL) most. Great sounding free synths & effects. i find myself using the Vocoder the most. |
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Georgians were asked whether "to allow state or local approval of public charter schools upon the request of local communities," and according to unofficial results published by the Georgia Secretary of State, 61.85 percent of Spalding County residents who cast their vote said yes.
A total of 23,056 local voters decided on the issue - with 14,261 approving of the amendment and 8,795 voting against it.
Statewide, the charter school amendment passed with 58.5 percent, or 2,152,091 of those Georgians who voted, being in favor of it - with 158 of 159 counties reporting. Likewise, 41.5 percent, or 1,526,959 Georgians, voted no on the amendment.
"I'm a little bit frustrated, honestly," said Griffin-Spalding Board of Education Chairman James Westbury, adding that due to the ballot language, some voters may not have fully understood what they were voting on.
Westbury said he believes that as a result of the amendment approval, there will be less tax dollars coming to Spalding County to support the local school system.
"There's only so many tax dollars to go around," he said. "We'll feel the impact of it, but it is what it is. We'll be responsive to the will of the voter."
Griffin-Spalding Superintendent Curtis Jones, who had voiced his opposition to the amendment, said he was glad that the vote occurred, though he doesn't agree with the outcome.
"The fact that the amendment passed does not mean that it was the best decision for the children, but it was the decision," Jones said, adding that he felt that instead of an honest discussion on the issue, it was reduced to sound bites.
"I personally believe that we have been providing a better school system," he said. "We are going to have to do a better job in telling our story."
Asked about the likelihood of a new charter school in Spalding County, Jones said that while he believes the board would certainly consider any petition that was submitted, the school system has been in discussions over the creation of a College and Career Academy that would essentially be a charter school.
Such an academy would be a joint effort between the Griffin-Spalding County School System and Southern Crescent Technical College whereby students could see a dual enrollment in both educational institutions.
"That's something that's going to be moving forward in the next year," Jones said.
Meanwhile, not all local stakeholders were displeased with the outcome of the charter school amendment.
"My feeling is that competition don't hurt anything," said state Rep. John Yates, R-Griffin, who had been in favor of the amendment all along. Yates used his many years with the Ford Motor Company as an example to underscore his point, stating that Ford makes better cars today because of the competition it has had.
Responding to concerns over funding and state interference, Yates said charter schools, if created, would be state-funded. And the state would only get involved if a local school board refused a charter school that was created legitimately.
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Some side effects of Bupap may not be reported. Always consult your doctor or healthcare specialist for medical advice. You may also report side effects to the FDA.
For the Consumer
Applies to acetaminophen / butalbital: oral capsule, oral tablet
Get emergency medical help if you have any of these signs of an allergic reaction while taking acetaminophen / butalbital: hives; difficulty breathing; swelling of your face, lips, tongue, or throat.
Call your doctor at once if you have a serious side effect such as:
fast or pounding heart rate, feeling short of breath;
feeling like you might pass out;
confusion, depression;
feeling restless, excited, or agitated;
seizure (convulsions); or
nausea, upper stomach pain, itching, loss of appetite, dark urine, clay-colored stools, jaundice (yellowing of the skin or eyes).
Less serious side effects include:
headache, dizziness, drowsiness, shaky feeling;
drunk feeling;
vomiting, constipation;
heartburn, trouble swallowing;
numbness or tingly feeling;
dry mouth;
sweating or urinating more than usual;
leg pain, tired muscles;
stuffy nose, ear pain, ringing in your ears; or
mild itching.
This is not a complete list of side effects and others may occur. Call your doctor for medical advice about side effects.
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to acetaminophen / butalbital: oral capsule, oral tablet
Nervous system
Nervous system side effects including drowsiness, lightheadedness, dizziness, sedation, and an intoxicated feeling have been reported frequently from the use of butalbital. Headache and seizures have been reported infrequently. Mental confusion, excitement, or depression have also been reported due to either intolerance (primarily in elderly or debilitated patients) or due to an overdose of butalbital.
Hepatic side effects including severe and sometimes fatal dose dependent hepatitis has been reported with the use of acetaminophen in alcoholic patients. Hepatotoxicity has been increased during fasting. Several cases of hepatotoxicity from chronic acetaminophen therapy at therapeutic doses have also been reported despite a lack of risk factors for toxicity.
Alcoholic patients may develop hepatotoxicity after even modest doses of acetaminophen. In healthy patients, approximately 15 grams of acetaminophen is necessary to deplete liver glutathione stores by 70% in a 70 kg person. However, hepatotoxicity has been reported following smaller doses. Glutathione concentrations may be repleted by the antidote N-acetylcysteine. One case report has suggested that hypothermia may also be beneficial in decreasing liver damage during overdose.
In a recent retrospective study of 306 patients admitted for acetaminophen overdose, 6.9% had severe liver injury but all recovered. None of the 306 patients died.
A 19-year-old female developed hepatotoxicity, reactive plasmacytosis and agranulocytosis followed by a leukemoid reaction after acute acetaminophen toxicity.
Gastrointestinal side effects including nausea, vomiting, and abdominal pain have been reported frequently with the use of butalbital. Gastrointestinal side effects are rare with acetaminophen use, except in alcoholics and after overdose. Cases of acute pancreatitis have been reported rarely with the use of acetaminophen.
One study has suggested that acetaminophen may precipitate acute biliary pain and cholestasis. The mechanism of this effect may be related to inhibition of prostaglandin and alterations in the regulation of the sphincter of Oddi.
Renal side effects have been rare with acetaminophen and have included acute tubular necrosis and interstitial nephritis. Adverse renal effects have been most often observed after overdose, after chronic abuse (often with multiple analgesics), or in association with acetaminophen-related hepatotoxicity.
Acute tubular necrosis usually occurs in conjunction with liver failure, but has been observed as an isolated finding in rare cases. A possible increase in the risk of renal cell carcinoma has been associated with chronic acetaminophen use as well.
A recent case-control study of patients with end-stage renal disease suggested that long term consumption of acetaminophen may significantly increase the risk of end-stage renal disease particularly in patients taking more than two pills per day.
Hypersensitivity side effects including anaphylaxis and fixed drug eruptions have been reported rarely in association with acetaminophen use.
Hematologic side effects including rare cases of thrombocytopenia associated with acetaminophen have been reported. Acute thrombocytopenia has also been reported as having been caused by sensitivity to acetaminophen glucuronide, the major metabolite of acetaminophen. Methemoglobinemia with resulting cyanosis has also been observed in the setting of acute overdose.
Dermatologic side effects including acetaminophen associated bullous erythema and purpura fulminans have been reported. Erythematous skin rashes associated with acetaminophen have been reported rarely.
Respiratory side effects including dyspnea have been reported frequently with the use of butalbital. A case of acetaminophen-induced eosinophilic pneumonia has been reported.
Cardiovascular side effects including several cases of hypotension have been reported following the administration of acetaminophen.
Two cases hypotension have been reported following the administration of acetaminophen. Both patients experienced significant decreases in blood pressure. One of the two patients required pressor agents to maintain adequate mean arterial pressures. Neither episode was associated with symptoms of anaphylaxis. Neither patient was rechallenged after resolution of the initial episode.
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- Bupap Concise Consumer Information (Cerner Multum)
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# investigation - Tuesday 21 May, 2013
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# investigation - Friday 10 May, 2013
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# investigation - Wednesday 8 May, 2013
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# investigation - Friday 3 May, 2013
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Body found at back of Tipperary house
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# investigation - Saturday 20 April, 2013
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# investigation - Thursday 18 April, 2013
Man arrested over theft of €9,000 from Balbriggan garda station
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Suspect arrested after 'ricin' poison letter sent to Obama
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# investigation - Tuesday 16 April, 2013
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Common guys, you should know me better than that. A Matt Millen joke, soaking wet with a bowling ball AND the classic "have a nice day" all in the same post! I thought it was comedy gold!
Tsk. Tsk. Relax, Jammer. Take deep breaths. Here, I got you something... Maybe you should consider taking another vacation. Remember your last one???
I saw Jammer's humor right away. I've never seen Ozark get riled up like that. That's what a football strike does to some of us come draft time...
How could I forget it? I still have that image of you in the pool burned into my mind's eye. It has taken years of therapy for me to even be able to say the word pool again, and now you go and post that picture online.
I would recommend additional therapy. Your recent posts suggest that you are a very angry person who is prone to emotional outbursts...
---------------------------- Since you need to go Caveman on some one, I'll clarify. In a 3-4 you can put a NT in front of a tackle too. He's still the NT. A matchup thing. The Under Tackle usually plays the Center/Guard gap in a slightly cocked position.
Listen, UT is a 4/3 DT ONLY! NT in a 4/3 is the big boy that takes on a double team, that was Dan Wilkerson years ago here, now it's Cory Williams/Sammie Lee Hill. Suh is the UT with Fluellen at times. I don't pretend to know roundball, but I know positions enough in football to know that. This is the real problem facing the Texans, Browns and Bronco's. The Browns especially since they were a 3/4 D for the last few years. They now HAVE to get new personnel up front and some of the players have to learn one-gap penetration which they never have done. Add that the Lockout is there, when are they going to learn? As a Lions fan, we don't have that problem, thank goodness! One-gap penetrators are not adept at 2 gapping. Dorsey in KC had a difficult time changing. Texans have a different problem, Mario has ALWAYS been a hand in the dirt rusher. Now he's got to stand up and drop back. Lions picked up Turk McBride because he couldn't be effective as a OLB in a 3/4. Sorry for the fireworks.
I don't think I ever heard of a UT til Marinate got here. So I know it can't be that good/special. ------------ As for the Browns as long as they have SRogers 4-3 should be fine. As for Mario he can't do it all himself. And I don't see him dropping back much. Maybe to the sideline.
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You beat me to it! I was just about to post that. All I can say is IT'S ABOUT TIME! I can't even watch a game that Millen is working. The sound of his voice causes a physical reaction in me. It's not pretty.
The under tackle is the three technique in a Tampa two style 4-3. We still have a three technique in Schwartz's system. It's just not as pronounced. Schwartz runs an unusual 4-3; with the DEs lined up wide, in what's usually referred to as the 7, or even 8, technique. You almost have to think of it as a 2-5, with the outside linebackers with their hands in the dirt; rushing 90% of the time; occasionally dropping into the flat or the seam. Sometimes they drop Suh off of the line and it starts to look like a 1-6. It's kind of an amorphous defense. Still, football is football. You'll see the same guy playing different techniques depending on the call. He could be playing over the nose (0 technique), or cocked off of center (1 technique), right over the guard (2 technique), whatever. Still, schemes are becoming so ridiculously specialized now a days. I remember when you could draft a great college guy and plug him into just about any defense; not anymore. I'm really not liking this #13 spot. Does this spot make anyone else nervous, or is it just me? I would much rather get down into the late teens, and pick up an early second rounder. I like Amukamara, but not at #13. He feels like a #17-#20 type of guy. Truth be told, and I know that they have some red flags, but I would rather take Jimmy Smith or Ras-I Dowling at the top of the second. A suprise guy that I could see the Lions targeting in the second is Dontay Moch. It's seems a little counter-intuitive, because he doesn't have the background in pass coverage that you would think that the Lions are looking for, and from what I've read, he projects more as a 3-4 end. But from the little film that I've seen on him, he reminds me more than a bit of Koa Misi, and the Lions loved him last year. I'll tell this about Moch; he gets down hill and really thumps guys. Who knows? I like Mason Foster, and I've seen him play quite a bit (I spent most of the Fall in Seattle), but I like him as a 3rd/4th round guy. As for Bruce Carter, you can't deny his physical talent, but something about him makes me nervous. It should be an interesting draft.
Yeah these radio guys try to be quite with their numbering systems. 11 personell 12 personell. Single back or [fullback and halfback]. ------------ PS there are no 13th floors in high-risers. So our pick could be 14th with no 13th pick. Whatever works for you.


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10:12am Wednesday 19th September 2012 in Sport By Suzanne Geldard, Burnley FC reporter
JUNIOR Stanislas expects Burnley to put their early season blip behind them and keep climbing the Championship table.
The Clarets recovered from three straight league defeats and moved out of the bottom three thanks to Saturday's 5-2 win over Peterborough United.
And Stanislas, who completed the scoring with his second of the season, believes the only way is up for Burnley now.
Eddie Howe's men face an identical run to the start of their season, with back-to-back away games – beginning with Leicester City tonight (kick-off 7.45pm) – coming after a home fixture.
But after following up the opening day win over Bolton at Turf Moor with consecutive defeats at Middlesbrough and Huddersfield, Stanislas is hoping for more success on their travels this time.
"We're still quite a young squad and still learning," said the winger.
"But after suffering those defeats we felt how good it was to get a win on Saturday and hopefully we can take that into the next couple of games and throughout the season to put us in good stead.
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Burnley were one short of equalling a club record of 11 league away wins last season.
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We all know that digital image file backup is important. How do you currently back up your image files?
Please comment briefly on your backup strategy.
I have them on the hard drive and will back them up some day.
29% (155 votes)
CDs and DVDs
20% (108 votes)
External hard drive
49% (261 votes)
3% (14 votes)
Total votes: 538
If a good, family oriented digital camera were made here in the US would you try your best to buy one?
Please comment briefly on this topic.
) Yes I would and I think that we should encourage manufacturing here in the US.
71% (234 votes)
Not necessarily; I would buy based on other considerations.
29% (94 votes)
Total votes: 328
Kodak's new Ektar 100 color negative film offers what they claim is the finest grain and best and most accurate color of any color print film ever made. Is Kodak whistling in the wind, or do you think that having the "best film ever" will get you to return to film, or dust off the old film camera to give it a try?
Please comment briefly on whether or not you have exposed a roll of film in the last six months...and whether or not you might plan to in the coming months!
No thanks, I've made the switch and won't look back.
41% (208 votes)
Yes, it might be worth a look.
16% (82 votes)
Yes, I never abandoned film and am glad that Kodak is still developing new products.
42% (212 votes)
Total votes: 502
Kodak recently announced a new 100 speed color negative film, Ektar 100, said to have the finest grain of any film yet. This brings up a question we all would like answered: Do you still shoot film at all? And if not, when was the last time you exposed film?
Briefly comment on your reaction to Kodak's announcement of a new color negative film.
I never stopped shooting film.
47% (291 votes)
I do not work with film anymore.
30% (187 votes)
I shoot film rarely, but still have my film cameras and sometimes shoot a roll or two.
23% (145 votes)
Total votes: 623
With digital SLRs now offering 20+ megapixels for each frame, what do you believe are your realistic needs in terms of file size for your images. Is 20+ MP (resulting in 60MB+ opened files) overkill, or do you feel that the more MP the better?
Please comment briefly on the megapixel horserace as you see it.
I don't see the need for such large file sizes.
65% (251 votes)
The more MP the better.
24% (93 votes)
I am not sure how many MP would be right for the work I want to do.
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Total votes: 384
Now that Sony has released the Alpha 900 with a 24 megapixel sensor, image file sizes will be near 70MB when opened. Do you think that your work would benefit from such a large file size?
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Yes, the bigger the better.
67% (224 votes)
Yes, the bigger the better.
4% (13 votes)
It's not for me now, and I will await further testing and developments.
29% (97 votes)
Total votes: 334
Tamron has recently announced the development of an 18-270mm zoom for digital cameras with APS-C sensors. This is an amazing 15X range. In the past, this type of zoom ratio was considered quite high. As zoom design and construction has improved, have you found yourself using high ratios zooms, or do you still consider 3X the maximum for your work?
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79% (308 votes)
b) My experience is that zoom quality is such these days that I am comfortable working with quite high focal length ratios.
9% (37 votes)
c) I like an "all-in-one" lens and believe that having one lens that covers all the focal length ranges I might use is the best
12% (45 votes)
Total votes: 390
Noise reduction can be useful at high ISO settings or with long exposure times. But there is some debate as to whether this should be applied in camera when the exposure is made (in fact some cameras automatically apply NR at ISO 400 and above unless you turn it off) or later using Photoshop or some third-party software. Do you:
Please comment briefly on an NR workflow you have found effective.
Let the camera handle NR at its default setting.
88% (602 votes)
Keep the NR setting OFF, and handle NR later.
8% (55 votes)
Always use NR at HIGH or LOW setting, depending on the subject, scene and lighting conditions.
4% (30 votes)
Total votes: 687
The newest DSLRs coming to market seem to be split into two camps--those with LiveView and those without. Does LiveView functionality make that much of a difference that it might sway you to purchase one DSLR ove another similar model lacking that feature?
Please comment briefly on your experience, if any, with LiveView, or give your opinion on its potential benefit in your work.
Yes, I think LiveView is an important new feature that would help me choose one model over another.
69% (452 votes)
No, LiveView is not something that would sway my decision.
27% (176 votes)
I am not sure, as I have not seen it demonstrated and am not sure how it would aid my work.
4% (25 votes)
Total votes: 653
Memory card technology has grown considerably in the past two years with new architecture allowing for greater capacity and speed. Yet, some photographers are a bit leery about using, for example, 16GB cards and entrust their entire shoot to one card. Do you have similar qualms, or do you feel the convenience of one card far outweighs any such concerns?
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Yes, I generally shoot with a number of smaller capacity cards to "spread the risk."
87% (408 votes)
No, I think those concerns are overblown and shoot with the highest capacity card my system can handle.
12% (56 votes)
My camera is a bit older and cannot handle the higher capacity cards, so this does not apply to me.
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Total votes: 469
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State Rep. Bill Dunn, R-Knoxville, and state Sen. Brian Kelsey, R-Germantown, sponsored school voucher legislation this year, but it failed to pass. That led Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam to appoint a nine-member task force to study the issue and put forth school voucher options for consideration. One thing is certain, task force input from lawmakers, educators and the public was as varied as the wide range of people who participated.
One new twist in the task force's report is to allow vouchers to be used to transfer to public schools as well as to private schools, and to allow transfers across school district and county lines. One advocate even suggested allowing transfers across state lines. Keep in mind Tennessee shares its border with eight states.
Most of the state's failing schools are in poor communities. How many students might be able to take advantage of a school voucher to attend school in a different school district or even a different county? Probably not very many.
The idea of school vouchers appeals to our sense of wanting to afford every child the best educational opportunity possible. But, as a practical matter, school vouchers only offer that opportunity to a relatively small number of students.
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EMISSARIES are obviously the best choice here. OBVIOUSLY.
Sunglasses: Be glitchy; don't always show up, even though equipped! (Special occasion eyewear xD)
EMISSARIES are obviously the best choice here. OBVIOUSLY.
Sunglasses: Be glitchy; don't always show up, even though equipped! (Special occasion eyewear xD)
Some of those groups sound a bit... shady. I'd definitely ask Ava for clarification on what each of the local branches of those groups are like. Make sure they follow New Testament Saint Howitzer instead of Old, that kinda thing.
This will not be forgotten!
Can't draw. Can't plot. Can bullshiz a little.
Tvtropes Migrant. be advised.
I am forced to use the greatest surgical instrument of all: insanity!
Remedy Squad!
Gwiddy: Do something RELEVANT.
Hey look, it's a wild Signature!
Grab some candies. Small, edible, if they're hard candies they'll last awhile - you might be able to Alchemy them into healing/antidote/buff pill type thingies. Then ya just gotta pop a couple Antivenom and Antibacterial candies and you'll be fine for the fight with that encroaching Big Bad.
Seb> make terrible pun as you equip sunglasses (if I have to explain this joke to anyone, I will reach through the Internet and slap you.) then go check out the Howitzers.
Gwyddi>". . . Wat?"
Ava> know a few things about anti-poison spells, and offer to help!
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Yeah, my feelings are being trampled on here
This calls for vengeance
And I'm talking awesome vengeance here
Not that vengeance where your eyes go all cold and you seriously wanna kill some sunovabitch
Then again
Alright ladies you said you have some FRIENDS around here
Want me to procure some cotton candy for them
By DROPKICKING THE COTTON CANDY BOOTH
The guards are watching in silence. They dutifully note down all damages caused by an exorcist on duty, ensuring that Hieronymus Slick will soon have to PAY MANY GENERIC COLLECTIBLES FOR COMPENSATION, such as for a damages to cranes and houses, theft of little childrens' candy and defacing of several artistic pieces of the VIDEGOTTO CITY COMMUNITY.
Chances are, Gwydian DOESN'T CARE.
The guards do not pay attention to the weird lady sniffing about. And why would they?
Ignoring the coffee's VILE AND CURSED ANTICS, you set out to seek the help of one healer faction.
Looks like healing support will have to be... PROCURE - oh dammit coffee, this was totally a thing you were gonna do... Whatever, keep the shades.
HOWITZER kinda sounds like ridiculously huge guns, so you decide to clarify what kind of GUN HUGENESS we're talking here. Ava explains that the followers of Saint Howitzer, one fairly recent prophet of the Grand Dragon, play a big part in the merging of THE MAGICKS AND MACHINERY: by combining technology and the arcane arts of healing, they hope to achieve immortality help the general populace.
Sounds like just what you need: MACHINERY THAT COULD LAUNCH GWYDIAN-SHAPED PROJECTILES, and a means of POWERING IT WITH MAGIC. Perfect!
Ava mentions that, while the Remedy Squad possesses great healing power, they probably won't do much good against the poison that the demon is said to have. You take that as an incentive to read a bit in your new book ALCHEMY FOR DUMMIES. Maybe you can create some awesome antidotes from that candy...?
...well, that bit about candy and something containing life force might be worth looking into.
You jokingly ask Ava how those Remedy Squad guys combine healing magic and machines. Do they, like, LAUNCH POTIONS OUT OF GUNS or something?
Ava says no.
Means 258 in total healed!
Death has been averted once again!
They LAUNCH HEALING MAGES OUT OF CANNONS.
Gwiddy: Do something stupid.
Hey look, it's a wild Signature!
Ok, let's get to finding out more about these guys.
Can they raise the dead? How many of these Rejuvenator cannons do they have, and how easy are they to move around? How do they interact with other types of magic?
Do they offer any other services, such as aerial delivery, or messaging?
Will they object to giving your brother sufficient training so he can be launched out of this thing?
>Seb: Ask if they're going to find a way to heal people and minimize the damage they cause by throwing mages at people. Though it seems to be an extremely effective method of healing. You wonder if they could do with more soft padding rather than using something like a suit of armor when being launched at their patient.
Seb> ask these guys what would happen if you shot someone out with the power of your banishing punch rather than healing magics.
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Woah, there! The HIGH PRIEST OF ST. HOWITZER'S REMEDY SQUAD is surprised by the sudden amount of questions - but pleasantly surprised. He's happy to answer any questions an exorcist acting on great King Skal's request might have.
The whole idea of the Remedy Squad is very, very simple: to destroy is easy; to mend, heal and cure is difficult. What if there was a way to NEGATE DESTRUCTION?
And indeed, there was! Though it required thorough research, creative appliance of magic and lots and lots of TRIAL AND ERROR.
The high priest is proud to say that here, they have the LEAST DEADLY WEAPONS IN THE WHOLE WORLD.
Uh, to power a magical cannon with a punch? Well, it would surely be a possibility, the high priest replies - but whatever is inside of the cannon would suffer the brunt of the force! Using fire magic, for instance, downright MELTS PROJECTILES IN THE BARREL, and while flinging molten metal at your enemies might sound promising, never being able to reuse the cannon does not. So whatever you want to put in there, it should better be able to resist a FULL-ON BANISHING PUNCH.
You reply that this is not going to be an issue.
As for your questions: all healing weaponry causes destruction, as it is a prerequisite for the healing to work. But although converting destruction to regeneration is the most powerful way of healing, reviving seems impossible. They tried for a while unsuccessfully to return people to life.
So while reviving is out of the question, long-distance healing and ENVIRONMENTAL DAMAGE no longer have to be separate things! It would be entirely possible to launch someone like your brother out of one of these cannons. Even other things, whatever you can imagine! But they're pretty specialized weapons, so someone or something without protective magic might incur NOT-SO-INSIGNIFICANT DAMAGES ALONG THE RIDE.
You say, again, that's not gonna be an issue.
Hahaha that's silly. You're silly. These are priests of Saint Howitzer. These are men and women who punch things so hard they are obliterated and go all the way around to being healthy again. A deadly armor can only INCREASE the capacity of their healing. DESTRUCTION FUELS THEIR HEAVENLY POWERS.
Also, padding is for pansies.
A very good idea! Such a powerful artifact should not go to waste, and while you'd miss its SUPREME STOPPING POWER, having a giant destructive healing gun would be the closest you'd get to BEING A DOCTOR.
But your PORTFOLIO OF POSSESSIONS does not hold the two halves of the Ten-Fold Perforator Relic! You just didn't take it along with you. The guards must have put it in Father Lamard's temple together with all the other loot exorcist tools rescued from the dungeon. Hopefully, you'll still have time to give the artifact to the Remedy Squad before the demon arrives - it would surely make them even more ZEALOUS FOR YOUR CAUSE!
Seb: Well drat. How about the coffee?
Gwidian: Maybe now would be a good time to tell your brother about that sniffing girl?
Hey look, it's a wild Signature!
There be Adventures in Dem dar Spoilers!
Oooh, this actually makes a surprising amount of sense! It's like overcompensation; when you exercises you actually *break down* your muscles, but when you rest afterwards they grow back stronger than before. Or an access problem; you have to break again a bone that has healed wrong, or cut your way to an organ that needs surgery. Or like cutting a cancer or appendix away.
Seb> what is that thing in your inventory next to the coffee?


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CHITTENANGO — Jenna Didio's 13 points led Oneida's girls basketball team to a 41-31 win at Chittenango on Saturday. Didio added eight rebounds and three assists and steals.
Nichole Shene had eight points, six rebounds and four steals and Jennifer Brodock added six points and seven rebounds to help coach Katie Nestler's team improve to 5-4.
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Tue, Feb 07, 2012 | 21:11 GMT
Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy will have four player co-op
According to Siliconera, Square Enix's celebratory rhythm action RPG Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy will have co-operative multiplayer. You can invite up to three friends to the Chaos Temple to take on legendary bosses from the series, including Ultima Weapon, Omega Weapon and Shinryu. You'll gain experience for your party and snaffle rare items while tapping along to Song of Darkness. The 3DS exclusive pulls together characters, enemies and settings from acorss the Final Fantasy franchise's catalogue, and hits Japan on February 16. No western release has been confirmed. It will be one of the first to utilise the Nintendo Network with premium DLC offerings.
Sat, Jan 21, 2012 | 20:48 GMT
Theatrhythm to have paid DLC through "Nintendo Network"
Some leaked boxart for Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy shows that the game will contain paid download content, as well as support something called "Nintendo Network". The dummy art, which first popped up on NeoGAF, shows that the game, as promised, will have DLC released for it but it looks like it will cost you according to the fine print. The game launches on 3DS in Japan on February 16, which would make it the first game to have paid DLC on the system. Likely, Nintendo will announce something pertaining to "Nintendo Network" sometime between now and then, still, we'll send a mail. Thanks, Andriasang.
Mon, Dec 19, 2011 | 20:19 GMT
Square Enix releases new Theatrhythm trailer
While Square Enix fans are still marveling over the fact that Squeenix was able to come up with a more bizarre title than Kingdom Hearts 358/2 Days, the company is forging ahead with Theatrhythm Final Fantasy. Bizarre even by Final Fantasy standards, this Theatrhythm trailer shows off more of those sweet chibi versions of all your favorite FF characters battling with the power of music. More »
Tue, Nov 15, 2011 | 09:59 GMT
Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy gets February release in Japan
Final Fantasy rhythm spin-off Theatrhythm is releasing on February 16 in Japan, according to the game's official website. The 3DS title is priced at ¥6,090. No western release has yet been confirmed by Square Enix.
Thanks, Andriasang.
Mon, Nov 14, 2011 | 05:32 GMT
Snow, Vivi, Aerith and more confirmed for Theatrhythm Final Fantasy
A number of favourite characters have been revealed for Square Enix's upcoming RPG rhythm hybrid, Theatrhythm Final Fantasy.
Mon, Sep 12, 2011 | 14:46 BST
Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy gets first gameplay trailer
Square Enix has released the first trailer of Theatrhythm Final Fantasy ahead of TGS this week. The game – a rhythm-based title in the series based on music from past FF installments -is set to make its first public debut at the show later this week. There's a taste of FFXIII as well if you're spotting for anything recent.
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Although a minority of Republicans approve of President Barack Obama's job performance, some remain optimistic about the country's direction. Here are opinions from five Republicans who voted for Sen. John McCain in the presidential election but still believe the country is headed in the right direction, even under Obama's watch:___William Bialozor, 46, of Walla Walla, Wash., teaches Junior ROTC at a high school.—Why do you think the country is headed in the right direction?"I think based on the last election we've got more of an openness of the two country's parties working together out ...
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