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2 1/2 cups
all-purpose flour
1 teaspoon
baking soda
1 teaspoon
baking powder
1/2 teaspoon
1/2 teaspoon
ground cinnamon
1 pinch
ground nutmeg
1 1/4 cups
diced rhubarb
1/3 cup
1 cup
1 cup
lightly packed brown sugar
1/4 cup
butter, melted
large egg
Excellent muffins..delicious taste, great texture, nice & crunchy on top, and moist on the inside. The only changes I made were to replace the raisins with pecans, and used the large size muffin tins.
This muffin has great texture and was a little different so it was nice to try.
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* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.
Tuxedoville's Rhubarb Muffins
Serving Size: 1/12 of a recipe
Servings Per Recipe: 12
Amount Per Serving
Calories: 230
Calories from Fat: 43
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Owenton Mayor David "Milkweed" Wotier and Owenton Police Chief Terry Gentry stayed true to their word when they told several concerned East Perry residents that they would clean up their street.
During the Oct. 6 Owenton City Council meeting, several East Perry residents approached the council with concerns of drugs, vicious dogs and other nuisances.
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With record-setting home-heating prices anticipated this autumn and winter, efficiency is at the forefront this year. Many homeowners address their financial concerns by turning to solid fuel appliances, like wood or pellet stoves.
Rick Morgan, Owen County EMS director, reminds the public that these heating patterns increase the risk of carbon monoxide poisoning and chimney fires.
With the Owen County primary election only months away, Owen County Clerk Joan Kincaid is looking toward the future of voters and candidates.
Two county offices up for election require a test to be taken and passed before filing to run for the position.
The property valuation administrator's test will be held at 9 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 5, at the Eagle Lake Convention Center, 1000 Eagle Lake Drive in Lawrenceburg.
Trick-or-treaters and their parents lined up around several Owen County churches Saturday for a night of fellowship and fun.
EPOCH Fellowship and New Columbus Baptist Church were among those that decorated vehicles and passed out candy for trunk-or-treats.
EPOCH Pastor Trent Holbert said their trunk-or-treat was held at Full Service Automotive.
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For the third year in a row, Owen County High School will host a Veterans Day lunch and assembly. The event will give students the chance to connect with and learn from Owen County veterans.
The yearly assembly began when the state passed legislation for an hour-long program commemorating veterans in the schools.
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The Owen County Chamber of Commerce will hold its 10th annual dinner meeting Thursday at the Owen County Extension Building.
This year's speaker is former WHAS announcer Wayne Perkey.
President of the Owen County Chamber of Commerce Pam Chappell said a speaker is chosen each year by submitting names and seeing who's available.
Perkey led the WHAS morning team for 30 years. Perkey, along with the morning team, ranked as high as No. 5 in the top-rated morning news shows in America.
Three Owen County High School students were injured Thursday morning after a crash on Cull Road outside of Owenton.
According to Kentucky State Police, Justin Chappell, 17, of Owenton, Brandon and Justin Stevens, both 17 of Owenton, were traveling in a Ford Ranger pick-up truck on Cull Road Thursday morning when another pick-up driven by Denver Stafford, 18, of Owenton, tried to pass.
The Stafford vehicle failed to clear the front of the truck driven by Chappell. The impact forced Chappell's truck off the road and it struck a tree.
Hundreds of Owen countians eager to protect themselves from the H1N1 virus lined the area around the Owen County Health Center for the first mass vaccination clinic Thursday.
Three Rivers District Health Department Director of Public Health Georgia Heise said that all of the vaccination available was given out at the clinic.
"We had more people than we had vaccine," Heise said. "District wide, we've given out 1,800 vaccines and 350 of those were given out in Owen County Thursday."
An Owen County man was hospitalized following a police pursuit that ended when he crashed into the home of Norma Mae Poe early Thursday morning.
Roy Austerman, 20, of Old Sweet Owen Road was traveling north on U.S. 127 when Owenton Police Officer Gary Alcorn attempted to pull him over for speeding.
Austerman tried to elude the police. After a half-mile chase, the pursuit ended at 430 East Adair St.
After winning the CANAM National Cheerleading Championship in 2004 at Myrtle Beach, S.C., Maurice Bowling Middle School Cheerleader Coach Jenna Gray will take a new group of cheerleaders to the 2010 celebration cheer and dance nationals in Indianapolis, Ind.
Gray, an instructional technology teacher at MBMS, said this is the first time she has taken a group of cheerleaders to a national competition since 2005.
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COLUMBUS, OH - NOVEMBER 13: Justin Brown of the Penn State Nittany Lions is tackled after making a pass reception against the Ohio State Buckeyes at Ohio Stadium on November 13, 2010 in Columbus, Ohio. (Photo by Jamie Sabau/Getty Images)
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I've purchased two copies of FFXIV. Original copy back in 2010 and I preordered a PS3 copy this week. I have been watching and reading every article pertaining to this game for the past 15 months. There isn't another game that I have more excitement for and I have been an ardent defender of the producer, company and the game they are developing.
However recently after spending a good 15-20 hours in beta 3, I have one big concern. What makes the jobs in ARR individually special?
After playing FFXI for 5 years I can tell you what set Red Mage apart from every other class. Phalanx, Stoneskin, Blinks and Ninja sub along with Refresh and Cure 3, made it head and shoulders above any other class for soloing in a game that no one soloed in.
Thief had Sneak Attack/ Trick Attack which gave it great burst damage and helped the tank control hate in a party. If things got hot, Flee could save your life.
Dark Knight was the melee damage king. Guillotine was the most vicious weapons skill in all the game. I could go on and on, but the point is each job brought something unique to the table and people had their favorites.
Now I could be completely wrong and if I am someone help me out, but I don't get the same feeling from ARR. Whats the difference between Dragoon and Monk? One attacks faster and strings combos together, but it doesn't have a higher dps.
Paladin vs. Warrior? They both can tank. One has better hate control vs multiple mobs, but does that make it special? Fact is if you want to play melee you only have two real options, one of two tanks, or one of two DDs.
Yes I understand most games don't have a lot of classes at release, and ARR has more than any other, but can you really get excited about the jobs and classes you have to chose from?
When I chose to play FFXI I first read through all the available classes and I knew Dark Knight was the one for me, even before creating a character. After 5 years of play it still was my favorite job.
Same with WoW I first read the gamers guide and decided Warlock was what I wanted to play. I later switched to Death Knight, because it fit my playstyle better, but I still loved the class.
I have decided to play Bard in FFXIV ARR, probably because so far it is the most unique job, but I doesn't excite me like other jobs and classes from other mmos have in the past.
Granted Ive not played any of the jobs in FFXIV and I am only going off what I have read from SE's official website and videos I have seen on youtube of people who have transferred lvl 50 jobs to beta. So I could be completely mistaken. But so far this is my biggest concern with otherwise a marvelous game.
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Monk has a different DPS mechanic than Dragoon. Dragoon is a little more traditional in a sense and doesn't rely on directional attacks as much as a Monk. Dragoon is more burst DPS with 4 different jumps that can be used strategicially in between the global cool down.
Monk requires far more movement, is much faster gameplay, and requires a balancing act of maintaining buffs on yourself while debuffing the boss/mob. They just play differently. IT may be as simple as the difference between Monk and Dragoon in FFXI, although, Dragoonin FFXIV does not have a pet.
With respect to PLD and WAR. PLD is your stereotypical mmo tank with very high mitigation and plenty of threat tools. There is not destinct mechanic involved. IT's your meat and potatoes tank of the mmo world. Warrior has less mitigation, but higher HP. It's the "sponge tank" that can with stand big hits. Warrior also has HP regeneration and HP absorption mechanics similar to a Dark Knight in FFXI. The biggest difference between PLD and Warrior is that Warrior gets a separate mechanic at lvl 30 called Defiance. IT's a passive buff that adds stacks of Wrath everytime you use an ability that can give wrath. Wrath, passively adds 2% chance ot crit for a total of 10% at 5 stacks. When you get 5 stacks of wrath, you're in an infuriated state, which allows you to use one of two class defining weapon skills, Inner Beast (single target massive DPS that ignores the damage penalty while you're in your tanking stance "Defiance") or Steel Cyclone, an aoe weapon skill that ignores the damage penalty of defiance stance but also heals a percentage of your HP from each mob you damage.
I prefer warrior because it isn't cut and dry. There is a balancing and thinking involved in how to use your Wrath stacks. What abilities to use to gain stacks... whether to keep the 10% crit buff, or use Inner Beast/Steel Cyclone.
Once you play the classes, you'll see their uniqueness just like FFXI. Thaumaturge/Black Mage is also very unique and I heard very fun... I didn't try it much though during beta.
Hope that helps.
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Thank you. This is very well written good news.
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They've also been mentioning their desire to add in many of the classes missing from FFXI, which you can find in many of the interviews floating around. Samurai was a key class mentioned due to how loved it was in XI. SE has a ton of classes to draw from thanks to the long history of the series (and really, FF Tactics alone) so with any luck we'll get them before too long.
That being said, I am content with what is in for now.
Originally posted by Arcticnoon
A lot of this info is already in my combat thread but, there are two tanks currently. They are BOTH balanced to be suitable defensively and in terms of aggro generation to be main tanks. This is their balance, but they are not identical.
Paladin has a unique set of defensive capabilities and plays as the "protector" of your group. You are built to last and endure and your potential comes from your ability to stand up to anything.
Warrior is your typical RPG "rage fueled" job. You can literally burn through all your potential power in a very short period if you want to. You can also deal damage through taking damage, you can lock yourself and the mob in place in a kind of death hold, and you heal yourself through doing damage. You can play much more "recklessly" compared to a Paladin, but with that recklessness you unlock your potential.
Dragoon is a burst DD capable of delivering devastating damage in short periods of time. Classic dragoon abilities like the jumps give the job a very unique feel (imo).
Monk is nothing like Dragoon. It is nothing like Bard, or Warrior, or anything else. The forms you have are so much more than just combos, first you cannot even use most of your weaponskills until you are in their "form", it has heavy positional requirements, and buffs spread out across the forms (which all have multipl attacks you need to use to play effectively). it is a very rhythmic job where you build power as the fight goes on , and you execute your abilities properly through stacking Couerl form's Greased Lightning, as well as applying Raptor Form's Twin Snakes buff, and Opo-Opo's debuff to blunt. It does a pretty good job imo of capturing the martial feel of the class because of this. The play reminds me of Bruce Lee or IP man training on the Mook Yan Jong.
You need a real feel for it and the rhythm in order to get the most out of the job. It isn't really an easy "play by the numbers of some guide you read" kind of job.
Bard Is more than throwing your songs up. The songs are not meant to be set and forgotten, but it is more active and situational. So in addition to doing damage individually, you need to be paying attention to people's needs and weighing whether it is worth it for you to sing TP paeon, or MP ballad to replenish them (or elemental weakness down during periods of short burst damage for the group).
White Mage most powerful heals, most powerful damage shield, only combat raise outside of Tier 3 Limit Break, etc it is the traditional "I'll save you" healer.
Black Mage: Elemental balance. Thunderstorm, Astral Fire, and Umbral Ice. Proc'ing, raw power burn, and MP regeneration. Has to use them all wisely, but if they do capable of impressing results
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Jobs are not at all like classes. Jobs are most defintely UNIQUE in their playstyle and roles in a group. They have set out an ambitious plan to add a lot of jobs, I only hope the new ones are as uniquely flavored as the current ones.
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Originally posted by Arcticnoon
You and I must have been playing different FFXI's, because that 'distinctness' for classes seemed more like "some classes are better (or at least more desired) than others" - people would only group with certain classes, and if you wanted to roll certain others, you were just about SOL for groups, short of getting lucky.
XIV is a little closer to the WoW paradigm in that every DPS class should be (roughly) equally viable in their DPS role, and so on for healers and tanks. They still each have unique mechanics, bring unique utility, have unique playstyles; one raid boss fight might favor one job, the next fight, another, in subtle ways.
A monk can interrupt/silence often (even chain AoE interrupt over a 10 second period with a cooldown - which to my knowledge no other class can do) and they are the only class that can strip buffs from enemy targets. Their DPS is dependent on keeping up their buffs and rapidly switching their position relative to the enemy target, so they will thrive in boss fights where they are free to do so, but potentially suffer in fights where they are forced to keep their distance from the boss from an extended period of time (it takes them time to build up their DPS, but they do a large amount if they can keep their combos going properly). They have to use abilities based on the 'form' they are in, which changes depending on the abilities they use (which creates an effect almost like the death knight rune system from WoW, or perhaps a constantly stance-dancing warrior), so they follow a rhythm of combos, weaving in different abilities at each step of those combos as called for (to keep up buffs or what not).
The Dragoon has that advantage over the Monk, that it takes less time for him to ramp up his DPS, and his jumps give him increased control over his positioning and damage (he can back out instantly and, unlike the monk, attack from range with Jump). Dragoon also brings the best version of the slow debuff to the raid, being able to slow the bosses attack speed considerably without harming his DPS too much. He doesn't have to reposition as much as the monk to maximize dps. The trade off is that he can't interrupt enemy abilities as often, lacks the special utility of the monk I mentioned, and does less burst damage than a fully self-buffed monk, but more sustained damage over the course of a fight (also with the help of a cooldown that grants him a lot of TP, which would otherwise have to be carefully managed by other classes).
I won't go into the tanking differences since those were already discussed.
I can't compare healing classes since only one of the 2 is out right now, but I'm confident there will be notable differences between the two (off the top of my head, Conjurer gets a battle rez by combining one of their own traits with an ability they borrow from Thamaturge - Scholar is unlikely to get anything equivalent and will therefore have to make up for it with different utility).
Monk and Dragoon are probably the two most similar jobs in the game, but even they have notable enough differences, and a different enough feel that they still offer a real choice to the player.
Originally posted by twrule
I think monk is the most unique playstyle in the entire game personally. Also a monk can stack all of his bonuses in 10 seconds with Perfect Balance (temporarily removes form requriements) and then just has to maintain them throughout the fight. Monk also doesn't have as much potential for burst damage other than through Limit Breaks and Impulse Drive from Lancer and Blood for Blood also from Lancer. It does have some non-GCD attacks which can provide some burst damage, but they are also utility (stun and frontal "straight line" attack). Whereas dragoon has a number of timed very high potency attacks making it really more the burst job of the two. In my opinion.
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I can honestly say Pugilist is the best hand to hand class that I have ever played in an mmo. Disciple from Vanguard is a far second. Pugilist is really in a class by itself and is absolutely amazing! I can't wait to see Monk!
Originally posted by Maquiame
Monk >>>>>>>> Pugilist. One Lim Punch, Dragon Kick are awesome weapon skills and Fists of Flame makes it a much more respectable DD.
My biggest complaint is that Shoulder Tackle needs it recast removed completely. You don't need a timer for a melee job that requires you to be at a distance. No one is going to be jousting out to shoulder tackle. I'd even be fine if they removed the stun if that is what they are concerned about.
If we had a no cooldown shoulder tackle that would really balance us much better for AOE's since we don't have a ranged attack and all other jobs do.
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Originally posted by Murugan
You're right, I forgot about the ability to use Perfect Balance to restack buffs - though there could be times where the cooldown on that is not up in theory, and so what I said holds, albeit to a lesser extent.
You may be right about which one is more bursty - that was admittedly a bit of a guess on my part; the underlying point I suppose is that they have different patterns of damage peaks and troughs, etc.
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Originally posted by Arcticnoon
Shouldn't refer back to ffXI to be fair, FFXI was out a year before EU/NA players got to it, so there was more classes/ jobs and content added which gave you more choices.
As to jobs vs classes, job are specialised and suited more for party content ie dungeons, classes are meant to be suited more for soloing with the ability to add more skills from other classes as jobs are more restricted to the number and which skills are available. Some skills are only available to jobs and not available to the class equivalent.
Warriors and Paladins are both good job tanks, War are great for farming multiple mobs and mutli mob situations in group content, Paladins are better on 1 on 1 situations, though both are subject to how the player uses them.
Class tanks Gladiator and Marauder also do a fine job used correctly but not as good as the war and pally imo.


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It's like a mini-hostel. Three private rooms in a clean quiet house 100m from the Gold Line Mariachi subway stop in up-and-coming, eclectic Boyle Heights. The rooms are large and clean with comfy queen sized beds, all the necessary furnishings and beddings. Two large, clean bathrooms (shared with two other guests) large fully stocked kitchen, living room and wifi, backyard with BBQ and area to relax in sun or shade. There will be the option to interact with other guests or myself, but yo...
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Share Your Barbra Streisand Memories
Tell us your favorite personal story about Babs for a chance to win a pair of tickets to Monday's 40th Anniversary Chaplin Award Gala!
Cannes Unveils Roster for 66th Festival
In Paris today, the full lineup for the 66th Cannes Film Festival was unveiled.
"The Bling Ring" to Open Cannes' Un Certain Regard
Sofia Coppola's latest will hit Cannes. Also in today's digest: Baz Luhrmann talks The Great Gatsby; David O. Russell's latest gets a title; and Sundance fave C.O.G. heads to theaters.
From Fanny to Fockers: Barbra Streisand Movie Posters
Relive the storied career of 40th Chaplin Award honoree Barbra Streisand, star of stage, song and screen, through posters of some of her most memorable film roles.
Trailers: "Upstream Color," Audrey Hepburn and Cambodia
Peer into the week ahead with trailers for Shane Carruth's ND/NF hit Upstream Color, family film Robin and Marian starring Sean Connery and Audrey Hepburn, fascinating doc Lost and Sound, and two standouts from our upcoming Cambodia series.
Edinburgh Festival to Close with "Not Another Happy Ending"
The World Premiere of the Scottish comedy will close the 67th Edinburgh International Film Festival in late June; Tribeca unveils its $25K Nora Ephron Prize; MPAA is tweaking its ratings system; Sundance title A.C.O.D. is headed to theaters; and Noah Baumbach's NYFF hit Frances Ha set for summer Rooftop Films series.
Columbia University Film Festival Unveils Details for 26th Event
Columbia University School of the Arts' Film Program and Film Society of Lincoln Center will once again co-present the 26th Annual Columbia University Film Festival (CUFF), a week-long program of screenings, dramatic readings and special events in New York.
66th Cannes Shorts and Cinéfondation Selections Revealed
The 66th Cannes Film Festival is just a few weeks away and the Cinéfondation and Short Film Jury, headed by Jane Campion, have announced their official selections. The full lineup is due Thursday morning.
"Laurence Anyways" and "After Tiller" Win at SFF
Xavier Dolan's latest won the top narrative prize at the Sarasota Film Festival, while the Sundance doc about late-term abortion took the nonfiction jury prize. Plus: Django Unchained returns to China; The Place Beyond the Pines expands solidly; and Vulture's 20 essential docs of the 21st century.
Saluting Hollywood Heavyweight Burt Lancaster
Film Society of Lincoln Center is pumped to weigh in on the film career of a legend in our latest retrospective, Man of Steel: Burt Lancaster at 100, May 17 – 23. Mr. Muscles, himself, would turn 100 this year.


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Barbra: The Concert (Box Set)
Released: Sep 1994
Label: Columbia
Barbra out-divas herself on this 1994 release. She delves into everything from politics (loves Bill Clinton) to psychoanalysis (some issues with her parents). Backed by Marvin Hamlisch and an impressive orchestra, she hits most of her career highlights and peppers the concert with cozy fireside chats. Hot stuff for Babs fans.


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TICONDEROGA - St. Mary's School seventh and eighth grade students will hold a bottle drive Saturday, April 2, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. to raise money for a whale watch trip. Bottles can be dropped off at the school garage.
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