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This Is kinda TOO FAR!!! It's one thing to watch the words students say in class, or somewhere on School grounds, But watching their Twitters, even if they shouldn't be swearing, maybe the school should alert the parent that they've seen the kids twitter with curse words on it, but to go as far as to expel them because of something they did off school grounds is completely and utterly ridiculous, and someone should be let go behind it(at least I think So). Hit the Jump to see whats going on.
Ok a High school Senior(practically a grown man), Austin Carroll, used the F word, I man come on, he didn't threaten anyone, or want death for anyone, and they Expelled him, really?? Apparently this idiotic Indiana 'Garrett High' tracks students tweets, once the student has used a school computer to login to their account, the computer then keeps a record of what goes on in that account, So when a student does something from home, the computer reads it as it happened on school grounds, BUT that is NOT cool, because students need to grow and be there own people, So come on with the Big brother Shit.(I would have gotten expelled if I were a student at this school, I would purposefully tweet all kinds of Crazy Shit, short of threats). ALL of the Students from this school should Tweets profanity at the same time, jam that computer up, I mean
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CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) — The State Police say more officers will be at Oregon State University as a result of an online threat "directed at the campus."
In a statement, the police didn't describe the nature of the threat. They said it appeared to have originated outside the Northwest and didn't mention a person or campus location.
The police said officers from state and local agencies, in uniform and in plainclothes, will be on campus to monitor activities as new students arrive for orientation. Classes begin next week.
An alert went out to students Thursday after authorities learned of the threat.
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Cincinnati Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy
11525 Snider Rd
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CincinnatiPrimrose School Of Symmes
9175 Governors Way
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11737 Seven Gables Road
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Hangar Steak
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SteakhousePrice: $31 to $50
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- Website: http://www.hangarsteaksfo.com/
- Phone: (650) 552-3505
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Daily: Breakfast: 6:00am - 11:00am; Lunch: 11:00am - 2:00pm; Dinner: 5:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: American, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Dion Hawkins & Specialty Chef: Robert Ortiz
- Dress Code: Smart Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Bar/Lounge, Beer, Counter Seating, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Personal wines welcome, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Smoking Area, Smoking Area (patio only), Takeout, View, Wheelchair Access, Wine
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Located inside of the San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront, this restaurant has an exquisite view of the bay. Planes taking off and landing over the water is the perfect backdrop for your special evening.
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Located inside of the San Francisco Airport Marriott Waterfront, this restaurant has an exquisite view of the bay. Planes taking off and landing over the water is the perfect backdrop for your special evening.
Come enjoy our new 2011 menu selections, from fantastic steaks to fresh Pacific seabass, or create a surf and turf by adding a lobster tail to your entrée. Bacon wrapped California dates stuffed with goat cheese and a sample of gourmet cheeses are two examples of our wonderful appetizers. And the warm molten lava chocolate cake is the perfect finish to a wonderful meal.
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43 reviews since July 27, 2014
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- Ambiance4.1Noise LevelModerate
scenic view (32)special occasion (23)romantic (20)good for groups (17)fit for foodies (16)great for brunch (10)kid-friendly (10)neighborhood gem (10)great for lunch (8)vibrant bar scene (5)hot spot (4)notable wine list (4)late-night find (2)great for outdoor dining (1)Show More
- The Hanger Steak is superOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 3/6/2009The Hanger Steak is super and it comes with a choice of 4 different steak sauce. We read about their Early Bird Special for a 3-courses dinner for $19.98. Boy oh boy, that's totally under priced and over our expectations. Service is attentive. The restaurant is a little behind on bringing our dessert and they came over to apologize profusely. We actually don't mind the wait because we were full from the complete dinner. My husband had a big green salad and I had the Cream of Mushroom Soup that is thick and creamy. The New York Cheesecake tastes like it just flew from NY (that explains why it took a bit longer to wait, lol). The warm Apple Turnover is served in a covered soup cup filled with vanilla ice cream that tastes heavenly!Special Features:
- Really good service. FoodOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 2/21/2009Really good service. Food was better than average for a hotel restaurant. I wish that the description had said this was in a hotel. It would have made finding it much easier! The major downside was that the restaurant connects the main lobby to the hotel rooms and ballrooms. There were people constantly coming through the restaurant in shorts or with their luggage. I would have recommended Hangar as a romantic spot or special occasion restaurant if it weren't for the bothersome people coming in and out.Special Features:
- The over all night was a greatOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 2/14/2009The over all night was a great time but it took almost an hour for us to receive the apetizer salad. Once the salad came our night actually started. The ambiance was quiet and a great feel to each room. The waitress was scarce at times but always had a smile. When our main course came, its presentation was beautiful and it was absolutely delicious. Even the dessert was prepared as if were meant for a picture.
- Hangar Steak is located inOpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 2/14/2009Hangar Steak is located in the Marriott Hotel, Burlingame. It's a big, modern and beautiful upscale restaurant right next to the lobby. Since it was Valentine's Day, they offered Australian Lobster Tail which is not on their regular menu. The lobster was delicious! I tried my hubby's steak (aged 21-28 day) and it was great! I'll definitely come back.Special Features:
- Came to the restaurant forfoodesquireVIPDined on 2/14/2009Came to the restaurant for special occasion. Liked the wide spacing tables and relaxing atmosphere. The menu was a special occasion menu only. The food was good, but didn't provide enough vegetables. We asked for more vegetables which were provided without charge. The special menu was pricey, but the wine price was reasonable.Special Features:
- Very average experience. FoodPatrickVIPDined on 2/14/2009Very average experience. Food good, wine list average (additional note below), service good, seated in the "inner/back" part of restaurant, so no scenic view.
- I will NEVER EVER go hereBMackDined on 2/14/2009I will NEVER EVER go here again unless the restaurant has a major RE-DESIGN and walls installed separating the restaurant from the lobby. The food was very good, but VERY OVERPRICED and the ambiance was terrible! And it was Valentine's Day. An early reservation was made, hoping to get a decent seating. I arrived before my reservation time and was seated immediately at a time when they were not yet busy AT ALL. Looking at the restaurant's web site, one feels that you will have a great view of the Bay, etc. WRONG! It seems most seats do not have a view, unless you like stretching your neck! I could not recommend this restaurant to my worst enemy! Location is in the Marriott Hotel on Old Bayshore south of SFO
- I asked for Medium and cameOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 2/13/2009I asked for Medium and came well done, asked for more butter for the bread and waited for 20 minutes after asking the server twice. Our server checked on us only one time. We couldnt get out of there soon enough. Food was good, but nothing spectacular. If the service was better I wouldn't have cared about having to send the steak back, but it wasnt.
- We had the prime time dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 2/13/2009We had the prime time dinner which was a great bargain for $20. The steak was small which was to be expected, but there were no veggies or potatos included. They promote views of the bay and airplanes landing but this was a TV screen, not a window as expected.
- the food was good. serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 1/28/2009the food was good. service a little clingy, great view of the airplane landing. The early bird dinner was a great value. great salad, steak little small, big desssert.Special Features:
- Our food was wonderfully cooked.OpenTable Diner Since 2001Dined on 1/23/2009Our food was wonderfully cooked. The delivery was perfect, and the staff pampered us. We never felt rushed. It was fairly expensive, but good for a special occasion.Special Features:
- The ambiance was particularlyOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 1/16/2009The ambiance was particularly unique portraying what their signature statement for this restaurant is. The tables were spaced apart quite nicely, lending an atmosphere of intimacy and privacy which was appreciated due to the fact it gets harder and harder to find nowdays. Too many establishments attempt to maximize the number of customers that can serve in one evening by employing an almost " picnic table" configuration" This restaurant did not. The steak I had was cooked properly and was genuine Angus. The server hovered around the table a bit too much, ready to swoop in and clear glasses/plates/etc. which I had obviously finished/ and was in a hurry to process my credit card At the end (only negative of the evening)Special Features:
- The food was the best. TheOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 1/11/2009The food was the best. The location was quiet or moderate at times. Great view of the airplanes coming in and the lights at night are great.Special Features:
- very professional service,OpenTable Diner Since 2006VIPDined on 1/4/2009very professional service, nice well-designed menu--even though a steak place my pasta dishj was excellent---the only negative was the WAY over-battered/fried asparagus appetizer; I should have had the salad.Special Features:
- We arrived for New's Eve Dinner.ExcellentDined on 12/31/2008We arrived for New's Eve Dinner. They offered a special 4 course menu for the evening, which was ok by us. To start off, the chef provided a special Panko Crusted Scallop, which was very good. Appetizer consisted of a soup (which I can not remember the name of) and a firecraker shrimp. The soup was awesome, the shrimp, you received 3 shrimp that were breaded and very spicy. You could not taste the shrimp because they were so spicy. The main meal, you could select from 4 items. We both chose the Filet Mignon Florentine medium rare. We had to send the first order back for over cooked steak, but they go it right the second time. The desert was awesome. My only complaint was the noise and the serve was terrible. Very SSLLOOWWSpecial Features:
- My wife and I wanted to haveOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 12/29/2008My wife and I wanted to have a late dinner and decided to try Hangar Steak. I ordered a ceasar salad, the Hangar Steak with their signature spice rub (medium-rare), and a baked potato side. My wife had the mushroom brie soup, filet mignon (medium to medium-rare), and sauteed mushroom caps. Overall, the meals were enjoyable (we did share our meals a bit), but mine was better, as the filet mignon lacked flavor and the sauteed mushroom caps had a bit too much wine or sherry. The ambience and the service was excellent. My only gripe would be that it was a bit over-priced when compared to similar restaurants in the area; though it may be comparable to other hotel restaurants.Special Features:
- In a scale of 1 - 10 withDolcevita415VIPDined on 12/2/2008In a scale of 1 - 10 with 10 being the best I give this hotel a 10 across the board. The customer service was fantastic, the food was delicious, the presentation of the food was great and the price was perfect! To our surprise they have a primetime dinner menu from 5 - 6:30 p.m. and you can select a starter such as a salad or soup, entree and dessert. I ordered the mushroom brie soup, Hanger steak and hot apple crisp dessert w/ a scoop of vanilla ice cream all of $19.99. The Hangar steak is their signature steak and it's very flavorful! We also order 2 sides to go with the entree: baked potato and the golden asparagus - which were amazing! I would do w/o the potato next time because it was too much food. This is not your typical hotel rest.Special Features:
- My wife and I went for dinnerOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 11/15/2008My wife and I went for dinner on a Saturday night to take advantage of their "Prime Time Dinners" which are offered (according to the menu on the website) "5:30 to 6:30 PM excluding holidays." When we got to the restaurant, the menu said that the Prime Time Dinners were NOT offered on Saturday or Sunday. While we were clearly mislead by the restaurant's website, we decided to have dinner anyway. Although the portions were relatively generous, the quality and taste of food was fair to good. Our server came by the table infrequently during the early part of our meal, leaving us without water for a time. We had previously liked to go to the restaurant in its previous incarnation as JW's Steakhouse when the service was much more attentive.Special Features:
- This is a great place to takeOpenTable Diner Since 2013Dined on 11/12/2008This is a great place to take people for any reason. It is also great to have a high quality resturant on the penninsula, which is limited. This resturant and menu would feel at home in the City. Great views of the planes landing and the bay in general. We all loved the menu options, and that they were not overwelming. The quality of the food was very high. And my cocktails were very good. However the signature cocktails are a little dated. The Mojito was great but Apple Martini is very 5 years ago. The manager came by our table to ask about everyting and that is always nice. He asked for suggestion and seamed to really care. I think this is worth a try for everyone in the area to try if they like food and want to try something new!!Special Features:
- The steak was great!!! ItPleasedDined on 11/6/2008The steak was great!!! It wasn't medium as I ordered (too done). But it was so good that it didn't matter as much as it could have. Great rub!! View was great!!! But the restaurant itself could have added to the ambiance greatly with furnishings and table settings to match the view. I will still eat there again, and have that steak. This time I will order it medium rare.:-)
- The steak was sub-par. $30.00OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 11/5/2008The steak was sub-par. $30.00 for a New York steak with no potato or veggies should get you pretty good steak, especially in a steakhouse. What I got was a piece of meat that was full of grissle. Ironically--since this is a steakhouse--my lady's salmon was very good. The service was good. The Ceasar salad was good. This place is in a hotel and had hotel-quality (i.e., poor quality) food.Special Features:
- The food was good but notOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 10/22/2008The food was good but not great. What you would expect from a hotel restaurant, although I did not know it was a hotel restaurant when I made the restervation. Hangar steak was good but not as good as other hangar steaks I have had in the past. Perhaps my expectations were too high. Breadsticks were limp and not crisp like they should be. Very nice view of the SF airport runways to watch planes take off and land.Special Features:
- Not bad for a "Hotel Restaurant".OpenTable Diner Since 2002Dined on 10/18/2008Not bad for a "Hotel Restaurant". Four in our party and each ordered a steak, each steak was cooked to specification. The smashed bourbon sweet potatoes were divine. Validate your parking ticket for free valet parking. (Valet did not tell us but explained to cashier and recieved free parking for the evening.Special Features:
- While the view is engaging,OpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 10/17/2008While the view is engaging, the sense of being in a second rate hotel never leaves. The din of those Friday evening check-ins, the ever changing message board sign next to the elevator (my main view, unfortunately), and the snail's pace service put Hangar Steak at the very top of NEVER AGAIN dining. This reviewer was so hungry that she ate bread and butter and took the glacially-slow-to-arrive Delmonico steak home when it finally arrived -- too full from the bread and butter. The slow service prompted the reviewer to ask the Maitre D' to please find our server so that we might order. What a very expensive waste of a Friday evening. Living nearby, the restaurant has lost very steady and good-tipping future patrons.Special Features:
- We had attended their GrandOpenTable Diner Since 2004VIPDined on 10/11/2008We had attended their Grand Opening several weeks ago and everything was wide open. Now, it's operating in a normal fashion. With all the restaurant designers that Marriott has at its disposal, I cannot believe their final plans included hotel guests walking thru the restaurant to access their room complete with baggage on wheels. That aspect took away from a very tasty steak dinner. I think Mr Marriott would be appalled!Special Features:
- Great service,food and view.OpenTable Diner Since 2003VIPDined on 9/30/2008Great service,food and view. They were as good as they were before they remodeled and changed from J.W.'s. They have not missed a beat. We will go back often, even when it is not our anniversary ! Note: They also have a great happy and "yappy"* hour. "Yappy" hour is for ones doggy and is only on Fridays. Our dos loved it on a prior visitSpecial Features:
- Hangar Steak portion was awfullyjohnYDined on 9/27/2008Hangar Steak portion was awfully small. Service was slow and seemed disorganized. The appetizers were, contrastingly, very good and delicious.Special Features:


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A parking ticket helped police unravel what they said is a bizarre kidnapping plot in a tony Philadelphia suburb.
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Police Superintendent Bill Colarulo said Felder was arrested after a parking ticket linked his rental car to the flower shop where the flowers were purchased.
Colarulo said Felder had a "hit list" of possible ransom targets and a rental property in the Pocono Mountains where he planned to keep his victims.
Felder, of Miami, was arrested after trying to purchase a gun on Saturday. He's being held on $175,000 bail.
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The proposed restrictions were among the toughest in the nation and gained notoriety when Democratic state Sen. Wendy Davis launched a nearly 13-hour filibuster against them in June. The law also bans abortions at 20 weeks of pregnancy and beginning in October 2014 requires doctors to perform all abortions in surgical facilities.
The filibuster forced Gov. Rick Perry to call a second special legislative session for the Republican-controlled Legislature to pass the law. Davis is now running for governor on a women's rights platform. Since Perry is retiring, Abbott is Davis' likely Republican opponent, adding a political layer to the legal drama.
During the trial, officials for one chain of abortion clinics testified that they've tried to obtain admitting privileges for their doctors at 32 hospitals, but so far only 15 accepted applications and none have announced a decision. Many hospitals with religious affiliations will not allow abortion doctors to work there, while others fear protests if they provide privileges. Many have requirements that doctors live within a certain radius of the facility, or perform a minimum number of surgeries a year that must be performed in a hospital.
Beth Shapiro, chairwoman of board of directors of Lubbock's Planned Parenthood Women's Health Center, said no hospital in Lubbock has granted privileges to the lone doctor from East Texas who flies in to do abortions when there are procedures scheduled. There is not incentive for hospitals to do so, she said.
"I don't see why local hospitals would give privileges to someone who's not going to admit patients," Shapiro said. "I don't see what the business and financial incentive would be. ...it's "more work and not going to increase patient load."
Hospitals are required to do yearly reviews on physicians to keep accreditation up to date, she said.
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Mine doesn't show up, either, Rube. I think it has something to do with the settings I selected when I set up my account. Could probably change it, but meh.
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This a great brush and it's so cheap! I pick up a few of these at Target when I go across the border.
This is one of my favorite powder brush. It's inexpensive and worth the price. The bristles are very soft, way much better than the original line. I would buy it again if my current brush wears out. The only cons of this brush is that after so many washes the glue that holds the bristle into the handle starts to loosed and the bristle will fall out.
This is worth a try and it's perfect for beginners who don't want to spend lots of money for higher ends.
great multipurpose brush! foundation, bronzer, blush, powder...you name it you can do with this brush! at $3 you really honestly cant beat it! This brush really isn't too good to be true!
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There's a reason the M5 diffuser only fits the M5...
Without modification you're not going to fit it. Now that I have my Akrapovic exhaust I might sell my OEM M5 exhaust.
Yes the modification however would be extensive and require body work to the frame...likely cutting/shaving off about 1-2 inches of the rear tire well. I've seen it work for a few but looks like extensive mods were required and none used Eissenman cans for the non-m car. One guy got it to work but used a set of F10 M5 cans he got from an owner and I think Akrapovic tips.
Nice set up but $$$ $1700 for the tips alone!
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Why couldn't a decent exhaust shop add a bend or so to make it work?
Problem is NOT the pipes but the size of the Eissenman cans. As you can see they're pretty big and there is just not enough space on the passenger side to shift the cans so that they alight outward to meet the M5 valance openings. These are 550i Eissenman exhausts cans mind you...I'd expect the passenger side tips are probably more properly aligned on the M5 Eissienman exhaust. On the Eissenman exhaust for the 550i I am assuming they are set up to fit the outlet of the M sport valence which is outboard by about 1-2" on the car. (See pics)
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Same thing I did. Fits perfect now. Will get pics after I get back in town
Would have to see what exhausts you used (some others have much smaller cans and thus more space for the alignment (Meisterschaft and Supersprint) cause looking at it now...I can see there's no way to make it fit AND get the tips aligned properly in the M5 valance. Even if you cut off the tips...there's not enough room between the muffler and the valance to jig and weld an S pipe to get them properly aligned. And once I cut them then IF it doesn't work then there's no going back/returning them.
So will look for an alternative rear diffuser/valence likely and go with my OEM M Sport install.
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USA Today Sports Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman hosted his annual charity softball game today. He also made a move that is probably similar to kicking a Packers fan in the shin. Among other umpires was the 'fail mary', 'shameful', 'Seattle Screwjob' culprit, Lance Easley. He was one of the replacement referees in the 2012-2013 season during the NFL referee lockout. It is noted that the lockout ended shortly after the horrific call that was made in favor of Seattle WR Golden Tate as time expired to rob Green Bay out of a victory. Lawyer Milloy is responsible for posting a picture via Instagram of Easley smiling with Golden Tate while giving the TD sign. He also sported an NFL referee uniform for the softball game. I also hear that good ol' Easley is releasing a book titled "Making the Call." Seems a little harsh that this replacement ref is bringing in bank off of the broken hearts of Packers fans everywhere. I do however, get a kick out of these antics put on by Sherman. Perhaps with the new season not in progress quite yet suggests that this was a bit too soon though Richard. Follow Us On Twitter! @DownandDistance Sports-Kings Down and Distance Contributor Austin Peat @PistolPeat187 The post Sherman Hires "Fail Mary" Replacement Ref appeared first on DOWN & DISTANCE - Presented by Sports-Kings.
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SHARPSBURG, Md. — A Maryland producer is hoping an online campaign will help him create a documentary about annual Antietam National Battlefield Memorial IlluminationMichael Wicklein recently started a campaign to raise $23,110 to help fund the documentary through the website Kickstarter. The Herald-Mail of Hagerstown reports (http://bit.ly/13yIK6e) that "Gods and Generals" author Jeff Shaara announced this week that he plans to match up to $5,000 in contributions to help fund the documentary.Wicklein hopes to finish early next year after filming the 25th annual illumination. During the December event, volunteers place 23,000 luminarias at the battlefield to represent the casualties from the bloodiest single-day battle on American soil....
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Using up Halloween candy in baked goods, or, "brownies with benefits"?
- buttertart Nov 2, 2011 05:33 AM
I've seen some recipes lately incorporating Halloween candy - a candy corn fudge (ehh), a Nerds ice cream sandwich (the horror...) and meringues with peppermint patties in them (sound terrific for the holidays) in "Wonan's Day" mag for example.
They got me thinking, which can be a dangerous thing. I am pondering making brownies with Milk Duds and possibly malt balls in them (the latter having been scorned by our trick or treaters). Should I? If so, should I melt the Duds and use them as a swirl? Can I get some pretels in there somewhere?
What say you? Where does your leftover candy disappear to?
Chopped candy bars this season include (mounds, almond joy, reese's patties and kit kats) so we'll make cupcakes, brownies, cookie dough, fondue and re purposed candy out of all of it. Along with your idea for brownies, variations for 7 layer bar cookies come to mind. Then we head to the senior center and foodbank with the baked goods.
buttertart, I don't see any reason why milkduds and pretzels wouldn't be delicious in a brownie or cookie....in any number of combos or forms. I'm not a fan of maltballs so I can't help there.
I make what I call Halloween cookies every year, but with leftover Snicker fun bars bought now, that I save in the garage til closer to Christmas. It's a peanut butter cookie dough, and then you squeeze it around the candy bar. After it bakes, the caramel and chocolate are all melted inside and you'd never know. It's an old famous recipe, lots of people tell me their Mom's used to make it.
I've made it with other ones like Milky Ways and Reeses, but Snickers is the best. I make all my Christmas cookies small, so I prefer fun size, rather than snack.
re: raygunclan
It's cool how they melt in and no one knows how you did it. My Mom first thing said "How did you get the caramel inside?" I told her of course, hope I didn't ruin it for her.
re: raygunclan
Love the name.
I wonder if you could milk duds like rolos and make milk dud pretzels:
Googling, these look great: peanut butter milk dud pretzel cookies.
Worth trying to figure out. I might get working on that.
BTW, who turns their noses up at malted milk balls? They're one of my favorites!
re: chowser
A little 7-year-old princess. I'm not mad about them myself.
re: chowser
I like the Whoppers, et al, but for some reason they make me cough. A lot.
You can pretty much use any candy (plus pretzels!) for these chocolate candy bar squares. I made them for a super bowl party earlier this year.
I was going to make brownies with a layer of peppermint patties in the middle. I just have to find a bake sale to give them to.
Leftover candy what's that?
Kidding! I'd make bark, the pretzels would play well with all the sweetness.
I have made blondies with left-over Hallowe'en chocolate bars.. think that this is the recipe that I used:
The Food Librarian also has a great recipe for candy bar bundt cake, as part of her glorious "I Like Big Bundts" series..
I adore malt balls and unable to control myself around them. However, I am sure that I have made blondies with both malt balls and malted milk powder.. hmmm.. think that it was the brewer's blondie from Baked?
I often buy caramilk bars with the express purpose of adding them to brownies; the rolos will be great. Just stir them into the batter and there will be little pockets of gooey caramel goodness.
re: CanadaGirl
Caramilk bars in brownies is brill. Love it! They're not as easily found here as in Canada.
re: buttertart
No Caramilk! I have deep sympathy for you! I just assumed they were available pretty much everywhere.
re: CanadaGirl
So did I! The horror! Buttertart, I am heading to NYC next week to visit a friend.. could always pack some caramilk bars....
re: rstuart
:) Thank you rstuart! All I need right now is more candy! Heheh.
They do have "Caramello" bars here but they're not as readily available as up home. Chocolate doesn't taste the same either.
re: buttertart
Very true; I've always found America chocolate bars rather disappointing.. and British chocolate even better than Canadian. I believe that all of the formulations are different.
On the other hand, I can't wait to visit Trader Joe's, which we *don't* have up here!
re: rstuart
Buy the "pound plus" chocolate at TJs, it's Callebaut and cheap as dirt. Even souschef likes it.
re: buttertart
Will do! The last time I was in NYC, I lost patience and walked out of TJs (the line-ups were UNREAL). This time, I will plan a bit better and go there earlier in the day.. not when everyone is just getting off work!
re: rstuart
Oh absolutely! I find the one on the upper west side tolerable at midafternoon even on weekends. Used to be absolutely terrible when there was only the 14th St store. Check locations and plan your attack. I like their chocolate (shelved above frozen goods), nuts, some produce, and the soy chorizo. I don't buy their packaged goods much but their holiday candies are supposed to be good. Saffron is pretty reasonable there too. Lots of info on the Chains board.
re: buttertart
Soy Chorizo... that sounds great. Was going to focus on chocolate..
re: rstuart
It's really good, and it's veg, so should be easily transportable across the border.
I love malt balls too! The brownies sound great. I've also chopped up leftover Halloween candy and used it in place of chocolate chips in toll house cookies. One of my other favorites is to make cupcakes (I usually use a yellow butter cake recipe, but you could use a chocolate cake or other recipe) by filling the cup half way up, putting a Halloween candy on top (anything covered in chocolate) and then filling the cup over the candy. It comes out kind of like having the frosting inside the cupcake. I think I read that suggestion in Martha Stewart Living a few years ago.
re: Kathleen M
You've got me with this idea. I'm making a cake and adding candy in the middle. Hoping it doesn't weigh down the batter but it'll still be good. Thanks for the idea.
re: chowser
Try making the cake as a layer cake. While still warm, put bottom half on serving plate, cover w/ chopped candies, then place still warm other layer on top. Yummy melted goodness. I also make brownies in a mini muffin tin and place a small bite sized candy in batter so the batter covers the candy. Mini snickers, milky ways and baby ruth's are especially good in this application. I call them surprise brownies.
re: sherriberry
Brownies might be a good one to try but I don't like overly sweet things, either. I made the Restaurant Eve yellow cake because it's a denser cake and I thought would hold up to candy. It makes a thick 8" cake. I poured half the batter in, added candy, poured in rest of batter (mostly kitkats, some butterfingers, reese's pb cups). It baked up fine and I cut both layers in half. In between three of them, I put ice cream, frosted and it's in the freezer now. I tried the remaining half layer and it's okay. I had a part w/ a kitkat bar so it adds crunch to the cake. But, the question is do I want crunch in a cake? I'll see what it's like when I get to the reese's pb cup in the ice cream cake. Anyway, if I do it again, I'd cut the sugar in the cake and use only candy that melts completely. I'm thinking caramel chocolate or pb would be a good combinations.
But, as I think about it, since I don't like overly sweet desserts, it's really overkill to put leftover candy in my cakes/brownies. Maybe I just need to get rid of them by giving them away.:-)
we used to heat the mini candy bars (3 musketeers, milky way, etc) in the microwave til they melted and caramelized. mmm. those were the days.
i'd consider doing Milk Duds with Blondies, and perhaps a browned butter pretzel crust....
mini pockets -- make a pate sucree roll out into a large enough shape to house the candy of choice, then wrap dough around and seal. brush with butter and sprinkle with coarse sugar... bake.
melted candy can make a sauce for crepes -- mix with a little softened cream cheese and milk or a little sour cream to cut the sweetness
milk duds are pretty darn good to stuff in the core of baked apples... just sayin'
Another crazy-delicious use for halloween candy is the chocolate covered caramelized matzoh crunch! Tonight we tried a Mounds and Almond Joy version (separately) and it wasn't half bad!
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My friend makes lemon head vodka. Another makes swedish fish martinis, starts w/ melted swedish fish.
re: GraydonCarter
Gummibears infused with vodka - don't they deliquesce?
re: buttertart
all the rage on college campuses everywhere...even the gummy vitamins.
re: buttertart
I don't think so. It's a binge, not in a good way.
re: Caitlin McGrath
Yeah...and after a handful you get rather lazy :)
For our Halloween thing, I made sugar cookie with candy corn on top of them, and I pressed mini m&ms into the top of my oatmeal cookies... both came out great, and I'd be happy to make them again with left-over candy (if I had any!) Sugar cookies are great to put any small candy in - after Easter I use candy-coated chocolate eggs or those malted eggs to make really cute cookies.
Buttertart.. just found another good milk dud specific idea..
Basically a sugar cookie wrapped around a milk dud.
I just got all of a friend's leftovers for the express purpose of making candy bar blondies..
re: rstuart
Yum, I love caramel. I often make cookies wrapped around chocolate (like Hershey's Special Dark Kisses). My dad's favourite cookies are great for that.
Currant Sugar Crinkle Cookies
1 c currants*
1 c soft shortening* half butter or marg
1 1/2 c sugar half brown* firmly packed
1 egg
1 t vanilla
2 1/2 c sifted all-purpose flour
1 t salt
2 t cream of tartar
1 t (baking) soda
Rinse and drain currants
Cream shortening, sugar, egg, and vanilla together.
Sift in flour, salt, soda, and cream of tartar. Mix well. Stir in currants. Shape into balls* about 1" in diameter and roll in sugar. Place on ungreased cookie sheet about 2" apart. Bake at 400 deg F 8-10 min.
Makes about 4 doz.
No currants if filling these, although they're really good with currants too.
Half of the shortening MUST be Crisco, they won't set up right w all butter. My mom usually used margarine in baking except for Christmas stuff and butter tarts.
I use 1 c granulated to 1/2 c light brown if I'm not doing the currant ones.
Form balls around pieces of chocolate or truffle, or push 3 or so choc chips into the balls, or form dough around Hershey's kisses (special dark is nice).
Roll in ground nuts i/o sugar (or part and part). This is good even if you don't "stuff" them. Pistachios are nice for green occasions.
Takes me about 12 mins for these to get done, should be light gold on bottoms. They will be very soft, let cool on cookie sheets for 5 mins or so before moving them to racks
re: buttertart
Yum! Thanks Buttertart...
My girls and I made Halloween candy ice cream yesterday. Just a vanilla base and everyone got to pick some mini chocolate bars to chop up and add. We've got smarties (Canadian ones!), reese pieces, peanut butter cups, o'henry, kitkat, coffee crisp and probably a couple others I have forgotten about. I layered it up in the container, each scoop should have a good variety!
re: cheesymama
That sounds terrific! I even know what you mean by Smarties (like plain M&Ms, you Yanks).
re: buttertart
Smarties are SOOO much better than M&Ms. But I didn't know there was a difference between Canadian and US Smarties. What are Smarties like in the US?
re: CanadaGirl
These are US Smarties - I remember them in Canada too but forget whether they're called that there? http://www.smarties.com/product/smart...
Smarties qua Smarties are only sold here as imports from the UK. Otherwise it's M&Ms only.
re: buttertart
Oooooohh. They are called "Rockets" in Canada. I like them (guilty pleasure) but they are so very different from what Canadians call Smarties! I wonder which candy is older?
re: CanadaGirl
Internet research reveals that (chocolate) Smarties have been made since 1937, originally by Rowntree, now by Nestle; and sugar-wafer Smarties/Rockets have been made by the Ce De company since 1949.
re: CanadaGirl
Right...Rockets! I forgot. They had a line of these here that dissolved into bubble gum as you chewed them. I loved them but they don't make them any more...
re: cheesymama
Wow that's such a good idea, somebody ought to open a chain of frozen yoghert shops where they can add candy to your frozen treats.
re: Kajikit
I bet. Great idea.
Why did I read this thread? Why did I think that a good way to get rid of candy was to surround it with sweet buttery dough?
So I broke up the remaining hershey bars and wrapped them in peanut butter cookie dough. And I have an entire batch! Now if anyone has a healthy recipe for peanut butter/chocolate cookies wrapped in bok choy and turnips, I'd appreciate it.
Seriously though, fun and tasty!


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VCU's 'havoc' defense too much for UMass and Chaz Williams
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NEW YORK — You will never mistake a VCU Rams basketball game. You can't. It's impossible.
Ram Nation isn't a fan base as much as it is a congregation of wild celebration and intimidation.
The band is no ordinary pep band. It's a rowdy accompaniment of brass, belting out paeans and rallying cries.
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On Saturday afternoon the perfect storm of organized chaos, both on and off the court, overwhelmed UMass and their diminutive yet explosive guard Chaz Williams, defeating the Minutemen 71-62 in the Atlantic 10 semifinals at The Barclays Center.
Williams is one of, if not the most explosive guards in the country. But even he, a Brooklyn-native playing in front of his family and friends could not withstand the constant onslaught of pressure, physicality and well, havoc. The Rams forced 24 Minutemen turnovers, with eight players recording at least one steal.
Troy Daniels finished with 20 points and made six 3-pointers. Juvonte Reddic finished with 18 points and 12 rebounds.
UMass actually got out to an early lead. For the first 10 minutes of the game, the havoc defense didn't seem to have an effect on UMass as they got up by as many as nine. But as VCU continued to apply maximum pressure, the Minutemen begin to crack. VCU led by one at the half and never trailed in the final 20 minutes.
UMass didn't want to go away, but VCU made sure the Minutemen didn't get too close.
Chaz Williams finished with 18 points and four assists, but also five turnovers. He finished the three-game run with 64 points, 17 assists and 7 steals.
The Rams will attempt to inflict havoc on Saint Louis in the Atlantic 10 tournament finals. The two teams met once during the regular season, with the Rams falling on the road, 76-62. But Troy Daniels realizes that their performance in St. Louis was not the type of play they expect of themselves and that they are playing at a much higher level.
"When guys go out there on the court and they have VCU across their chest, they feel like they can do anything."
Havoc is just that. Being able to do anything you want. It's loud, it's aggressive, and when it's working, it's very difficult to stop.
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