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Thursday, September 23, 2010
5 Million Celebration Post #6 - GIVEAWAY!!
1,663 comments:
Puny-licious! Did I spell that right? I think the sayings are cute!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win!
Love Love Love the Punny-licious stamps!!! The reason I like them - simple, you have almost every fun sentiment possible for all occasions in one set!!! Thanks Robyn and again CONGRATS!!ReplyDelete
What a FANTASTIC giveaway!!! So exciting. I love all the stamp sets but the one that I have used the most is Everyday Occasions.ReplyDelete
Thanks for such a great opportunity Robyn.
Cindy A.
Christmas wishes is on my list , It's one of my favorites, hey wait all of them are my favs:)ReplyDelete
I don't own them yet but hopefully i will soon! Awesome give away! You rock!!!
Family & Friends. I love single word stamps so I can create my own phrase. I really enjoy your site. Thanks!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 10:57 PM
I love the halloween ones! They are so cute and original! Would LOVVVVE to win all these stamps, what an awesome giveaway!!!ReplyDelete
Punny-licious! They are just tooo darn cute! I use them a lot! :)ReplyDelete
My favorite pink stamper stamp set is Family and Friends. Thanks for the giveaways.ReplyDelete
I love the Punnylicious sets. They are all adorable.ReplyDelete
Great giveaway. Congrats on all the hits!!!
Ohh my, that's a hard one. I own them all! They are all so fantastic! .....If I have to choose.....mmmmmmm I would sayyyyyy WINTER PUNNIES because I make a lot of christmas cards and I just got this one in the mail and the ideas are flowing just looking at your WINTER PUNNIES stamp set!ReplyDelete
Thanks Robyn.
I like everyday life cause you can use it for so many different thingsReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 10:59 PM
I think my favorite is the punnylicios one...I love the fact that it can be used with any of the cartridges but goes great with the CAC (my favorite cartridge)! I own 8 of your sets...cant wait to get more!!ReplyDelete
rcj0907 at yahoo dot com
I really like my family and friends stamp set. I can use them for anything.... I would love to own the halloween and X-mas wishes though... they are so cute!ReplyDelete
ovni68 at gmail dot com
Oh my! You are too sweet! My favorite set is the Everyday Life set! I can't wait to see what you have for us next!ReplyDelete
I think my favorite set is the one I just got: Winter Punnies!! I just love the sayings for wintery cards!!ReplyDelete
I like Buggy Punnies. Too cute.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:00 PM
Puny licious. i love all the cute sayings.ReplyDelete
What an awesome giveaway! My favorite set is Buggy Punnies. I just love SQUISH!!!ReplyDelete
Oh wow, it's hard to pick! I love the Punny-Licious set, and the Buggy Punnies! Though they are all great, it was hard to choose just one!ReplyDelete
Wow Robyn, I think this is one of the best giveaways you have had!ReplyDelete
I think my favorite stamp set would be Winter Punnies or Everyday Life because I make a lot of cards to sell and they would be perfect for those. I don't own those sets yet. Of the ones I own Family & Friends in my favorite. Keep creating great quality and versitle stamps for us.
Simple Creations
simplecreations @ live. com
Wow, how exciting!! I have your first 2 and love them both. The one's I really look forward to getting are your everyday life and Christmas wishes. So many choices :)ReplyDelete
dilsaverdesigns at yahoo dot com
I do not own any stamps and have been wanting them so bad!! I really like Punny-licious. They are so versatile and go with everything. Im so excited to get a chance to win these. I really hope I win!!!! Thanks Robyn!!ReplyDelete
ScrappinAsh at gmail dot com
My fave is the Christmas set because that's my fave time of year!! Thanks for the chance to win!!ReplyDelete
~Molly (armywifemolly at me dot com)
OK so my fav is Punny-licious although I want them all. I am a southern belle so of course I say everything is soooo stinkin' cute! That is such a Carley thing ha ha! I hope I win fingers crossed!ReplyDelete
Much love
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:02 PM
I don't have any of your sets yet so this is a cool chance to win. I think I like Puny liscous (sp?) for the things I do the most. LolReplyDelete
jorieux at hotmail dot com
I really like your Halloween Spooky Puns stamp set and I also like Family & Friends. Actually I like all your stamp sets but these two are my top favorites.ReplyDelete
coupondenise at live dot com
Simply Sweet Occasions is my favorite, but I am starting to think ahead toward the holidays and Winter Punnies is looking amazingly punny!ReplyDelete
Crossing my fingers!
What an AMAZING giveaway! Who wouldn't LOVE this?! My favorite is the Friends and Family. The are perfect sentiments for so many occasions.ReplyDelete
I love the Punnilicious and More Punnilicious stamps because they complimet the Create a critter carts...one of my favorite...ReplyDelete
Sweet Scrappy Hugs,
Honey B
I love Punnylicious. I use it ALL the time! I would love to win this one!ReplyDelete
- Lanna9/23/2010 11:03 PM
I adore your Punnylicious stamp set! I've only seen you demo a few as I haven't been able to afford my own sets yet! Maybe here soon I'll get them, they are definitely on my wish list.ReplyDelete
Peace, love & crafts!
I love the Punny-licious set! I don't own any yet, I would love to have them all. There are so many cute cartridges that these stamps would work great with. I'm sure I would use them over and over again. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win!
It's Craftini Time!
I'm just gonna start my Christmas cars. They'd would be perfect.Those are my favs...ReplyDelete
Lisa countrychickl at hotmail(dot)com
I truly can't pick one, because I absolutely love them all. Because it gives me the inspiration to create anything I want and that is the BEST feeling in the world. So I say, keep creating and keep the coming.ReplyDelete
Thank you Robyn!
I love this giveaway:) You rock!!!! I love Punny-Licious!!! They are fun to use and make great cards, but then again all your stamps do! Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
~Madison www.funkycards.blogspot.com
I love the Punnylicious stamps! Thanks for everything you do for your fans, you're awesome!ReplyDelete
Oh no, pick just one fav??? No way! I love them all! Punylicious!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win!
Donna S
The Punny-licious set is soo cute. It def goes with CAC but other ones as well. The sayings are versatile and can work with any age group.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the amazing prize opportunity.
Jess M
- email@example.com/23/2010 11:05 PM
punnylicious is my favorite but am going to order the everyday - i just love the simplicity and it fits what I do - thanks so much Robyn - I look forward to your blog everyday - thanks for keeping it interesting - learning to love my imagine because of you!ReplyDelete
I love fruit and veggie puns! I just made a card with a watermelon on it and all I could think of was I needed the "you're one in a melon" stamp. I've yet to find the perfect sentiment for it.ReplyDelete
Punnilisous. Because I live crate a ctitter and it gor sob well. Awesome giveaway!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:06 PM
I really like the family and friends stamp set. I am just getting into staming myself and have very little of them. I like how you can use this set for birthdays or just cards to give someone for any occasion. I love my pink stamper stamps and would love to own them! Thanks for the opportunity to win!ReplyDelete
tammieworthen @ yahoo dot com
I love all your sets:) I love to see what you and your design team make with them! they are awesome. Thanks for all the great giveaways! Youre so sweet.ReplyDelete
Fruit & Veggie Puns, how can you not read all those awesome "sayings" and not smile. Thanks for the chance at the awesome giveaway:)ReplyDelete
Punny-licious is my FAV SET! LOVE LOVE LOVE IT! Thanks for this awesome chance to get more of your stamp sets!!!ReplyDelete
Winter punnies is the one I like.ReplyDelete
Really I like them all.....but I think I make a lot of winter cards.
Someday I hope to have them all.
Thank you for such an awesome giveaway! I hope I win!!! My favorite one is Christmas wishes because it's my favorite time of the year.ReplyDelete
I am dying here, this give-a-way is AWESOME! I love Punny-licious b/c I use it for everyday cards! :o)ReplyDelete
meeshlee at gmail dot com
Punny-licious!!! My Pink Stamper stamps on my wish list :)ReplyDelete
I just bought the Critters cartridge... these would be so fun to add to my cards!
I like Everyday Life. You can use it for almost anything.ReplyDelete
I love Punny-Licious! I own it and LOVE using it with Create-a-Critter!ReplyDelete
punny licious!!!! It fits my personality!!!ReplyDelete
I'm loving the Punny-licious, its so versatile and the captions can be used for all occasions, weather u just saying Hello, Thanks or your're special. Thanks RobynReplyDelete
I like punnylicious (spelling is not my strong point)Although winter punnies is nice as well as i live in Alaska and winter fun is ALWAYS appreciated!ReplyDelete
I am just getting into adding stamps to my cricut projects and am LOVING it. Thanks so much for all your ideas! Your stamp collections are on my wish list for the holiday season for sure! can't wait to see the new ones!
I love the punnylicious stamps! They are SOOOOO adorable and can be used for everything (always a plus). I love them all, but those stamps would have to be my favorite! Keep 'em coming!ReplyDelete
Robyn, they are all so wonderful! I guess my favorite would be Everyday Life or maybe Christmas Wishes or Buggy Punnies. I don't know it could even be Spooky Puns. I just can't decide!ReplyDelete
I like Everyday life because I can see the use for it the most - but I LOVE everything!!!ReplyDelete
wow, great giveaway. Well, I have your first two stamp sets and I love both of them. Also would LOVE Family and Friends. Hope to get a couple of your challenges done.ReplyDelete
Thanks so much!
whichcraft at me dot com
my favorite stamp collection is everyday life. I think that this has a lot of great stamps to use with card making but also just plain scrap booking. the best way to contact me is through email firstname.lastname@example.com
Boy Robyn, you asked a very tough question. I love all of your stamps so much that I haven't bought ANY! I'm ashamed to say! But I can't afford all of them and when I go to pick one I can't. Honestly. I'm overwhelmed. I love them all and can't pick just 1! So pick me, pick me!! Then I won't have to be the one to make the choice!! That would be awesome! TFS!! and congrats on 5 mil!! Thats awesome for sure!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:11 PM
Love the stamp set that goes with create a critter cartridge! That is my all time favorite cartridge and I would love to get that stamp set... But I love how all of your stamp sets you can do so many things with!!ReplyDelete
At the moment: Buggy Punnies, because of the Textes.ReplyDelete
Best Wishes Wilma and Silvia
- Dolly g9/23/2010 11:12 PM
Christmas Wishes, I love everything Christmas but I want them all.... lolReplyDelete
dolly g
Wow, Robyn! What a super fantastic giveaway!!!ReplyDelete
Well, I'm a Christmas girl...I LOVE it. My fave is the Christmas set...and tied for a close second are ALL the others :) lol
I hope I'm not double posting this but there was some kind of weird error.ReplyDelete
Anyways, my favourite is everyday life because you can use it is so versatile :)
I love the tweetie who puns :) I love making all the birds so these puns are great!!! I own 4 sets of your stamps and plan to get them all before its over! Thank you for a chance to win.ReplyDelete
OMG! this is such an absolute to die for giveawy. You are truely awesome Robyn. I would have to say my favorite one right now would have to be the Halloween spooky puns. awesome sayings.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:13 PM
I love all your stamps but right now my favourite is the Halloween one. Spooky Puns. So cute and I am in such a Halloween mood right now. After that I would say that it is the Everyday Life one. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
My favorite set is the Tweet Hoo puns. They are soooo adorable. I love using them with all the owls we have :)ReplyDelete
- Dee Burns9/23/2010 11:15 PM
I love Christmas Wishes because I love Christmas and want to make my own cards this year. This would be perfect to finish them off.ReplyDelete
Thanks much.
More punnylicious, I LOVE to cut out lil animals and the sayings fit perfectly....ReplyDelete
Its on my christmas wish list <3
I like your Everyday Occassions set. My friend and I are doing a project to send crafts and cards to the military guys oversees in Iraq and I think that stamp set would be SO useful! Love your website! We are huge fans!ReplyDelete
Wendy Cranford
- MichelleL.9/23/2010 11:15 PM
I would have to say Spooky Puns. I am very much into Halloween right now and loved the card that Karlee made a couple of weeks ago with the stamps (Fangtastic) :)ReplyDelete
Well it's a toss up for first! I love the Fruit and Veggie Puns and Winter Punnies equally! The Fruit and Veggies go so sweetly with the cuts from the Preserves cart...as well as a few other carts...and the Winter Punnies is a must for us here in Wisconsin!! LOL I need to win this giveaway since I own NOT even ONE of your sets as of yet! I need to take care of that, don't I!!!! Now how awesome would it be to win 8!! crossing my fingers girlie! ;)ReplyDelete
My favorite is Christmas ones because Christmas is my favorite holiday!!!ReplyDelete
I don't own any mps stamps yet but I really like the punylicious and the more punylicious the best!!ReplyDelete
ikennic at q dot com
- MissScrapAlot9/23/2010 11:17 PM
I would say the Fruit and Veggie Puns...I just bought the Preserves cart and so want these!!!!!! Of course I love them all :)ReplyDelete
Fruit and Veggie Puns is my favorite! It goes so well with the Freshly Picked cartridge! Too, too cute!ReplyDelete
I think Everyday Life has a cute variety of sayings. Would absolutely love to win your stamp sets Robyn!ReplyDelete
cathy at amhcorp dot com
OOoooooooooooooh My. What An Amazing Prize!!! I am totally keeping my fingers crossed!!! Spooky Puns is my favorite from you new release.. I just love Halloween... Thanks so much for the chance to win..ReplyDelete
amandas crafts and more at hotmail dot com
- MelisP9/23/2010 11:19 PM
Favorite? I have to pick one? Hmmmm...probably Spooky Puns just because it's my newest. (They're all my favorite..who am I kidding?)ReplyDelete
Congratulations Robyn, I love all of your stamps, and I have 4 sets working on getting more so this would be great to win. Keep up all of the great work I really enjoy watching all of your videos...ReplyDelete
Oh My what a awesome give away. I love simply sweet occasions. It has so many occasions to use it for and the cupcake is sooo sweet.ReplyDelete
mskathywmu4 at cox dot net
We have to just pick one?!? LOL I think my favorite are the Winter Punnies... although there really is somethin' I like about all the sets! Thanks again Robyn. This is a fun place to be!ReplyDelete
OMG, Robyn, this is the best giveaway! I LOVE your stamps!!! I love your punnylicious set and tweetie hoo puns. Would love to have more!ReplyDelete
Pick just one? Awww....That's too hard! Ok ook.....I piiiiiccccckk...punylicious! Why? Well cuz I'm just getting into making cards and I love the sayings. Give you a great starting point!!!!ReplyDelete
Super adorable!
OK yes what a hard question ... probably the one i would use the most is the punny-licious or more punny-licious these stamp sets are great ... I have yet to be able to purchase a set but i have seen so many ideas and have so many of my own .. how fun ... and what a great giveaway ... even if it is not me who receives it..ReplyDelete
My favorite is Punny-licious..in fact, I used it for my DT card this week at Paper Cutz Challenge!!!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:21 PM
Love them all but "Everyday Life" is one I know I would use lots!!!ReplyDelete
Congrats & Thanks for the chance!
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:21 PM
What a tough decision! I like Winter Punnies.ReplyDelete
jnkstoo at yahoo dot com
Of course, I love them all, but if I had to choose my favorite would be Family and Friends. It is my most used because it is so versatile. Thanks so much for making these stamps, Robyn!ReplyDelete
blimanen at msn dot com
Only choosing one favorite...thats hard, but I would choose Christmas wishes!!! Thanks for the great giveaway chance!!!!ReplyDelete
I am in love with Winter Punnies! The are the perfect match for cute christmas cards, I especially love "hot chocolate soothed the soul".ReplyDelete
I asked you if you were doing Christmas/Winter stamps through facebook a few months back and you totally delivered!
kellyflove at gmail dot com
I LOVE all the stamps!ReplyDelete
But I have to say Punnylicious is definitely my number one favorite! The sentiments are just way too cute!! :]
Wowza! What a give away!!! My favorite set is hands down Everyday Life. Just works for everything!!ReplyDelete
Oh My Goodness! Wow... this is an awesome giveaway! I would LOVE to own any and all of your stamps, i just think they all are so CUTE! I think my favorite one (which i keep trying to decide for when i do have the money to purchase one) is Punny-licious! I love love love create a critter and can imagine all the cute cards i could make with your stamps! Oh im so hoping out of all the times ive entered that this time i would be so lucky as to win! *Crosses fingers* :) Thank you as always for the great giveaway!!!ReplyDelete
What an amazing giveaway. I really hope I win. Punnylicious is my favorite to go along with create a critter. Thanks for such a fun day with giveaways and challenges. I actually was able to participate in all. :)ReplyDelete
I love Punnylicious It's my favorite and I use it all the time!ReplyDelete
I'm going to have to go with Punny-licious. It goes so well with Create a Critter, one of my favorite cartridges. Thanks for all the great ideas you share and for inspiring us :)ReplyDelete
- Kyle Dadgar9/23/2010 11:28 PM
I like punny-licious the best!!! (hope i spelt that right) It is so versitile. I can use it with so many of the cricut cartridges!!! thanks so much Robyn for all these giveaways!!!ReplyDelete
Kyle Dadgar
It was a hard decision to make between punny-licious and more punny-licious but I think I'm going with punny-licious. :) They both work so well with my cricut cartridges I love them. Thanks for the giveaway Robin!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:29 PM
I LOVE the Punny-Licious stam sets. What a wonderful job you did with these. Since create a critter is my favorite cartridge it would be great to have these. Thanks for the opportunity to win them. Thanks for such a fun day.ReplyDelete
-Anita email@example.com
Spooky Puns! This one has such cute sayings, I like "Trick or Tweet" best.ReplyDelete
I absolutely LOVE Punny-licious! It goes perfectly with my Create a Critter cartridge! Would LOVE to win more of your stamp sets!!!!ReplyDelete
What a fantastic give away!! My favorite so far is Punnylicious. Such cute sayings. All of your stamps are great though! Oh, I would be just tickled pink if I won these. This has to be the best ever give away!!ReplyDelete
carriedan1 at live dot com
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:32 PM
Family and Friends because it is so versatile with any occasion. I do not currently own an sets, but hope to change that soon. Christmas is coming!! Thanks for the chance to win!!ReplyDelete
I just received Spooky Puns & I love it! I love Halloween & can't wait to use this set. Thanks for the chance to win.ReplyDelete
windchase at shaw dot ca
This is an awesome giveaway -- Thanks! Tough to choose which one, but Punny-Licious is definitely a favorite and love that catchy name!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:33 PM
It is hard to pick just one but family and friends would have to be my favorite. Though there is something in every pack that I just need them all someday!ReplyDelete
I love your Punny-licious stamps! Thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
Punnylicious! I would run out and get Create a Critter asap if I won. I always wanted them both. Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
- Priscilla9/23/2010 11:35 PM
I love your stamps! My favorite is punnylicious, the sayings are soo cute. Its great coming up with project to use the stamps with. I hope i win!!! I would love to have these stamps!ReplyDelete
cilla172002 at yahoo dot com
I would say punny-licious is my fav. I have 3 sets of yours so far and this is the one I use most often. There funny little sayings that you dont normally see on a card. You really found something unique thats not sold in stores! Some day I hope to have them all !!! LOLReplyDelete
Wow Robyn! All 8 stamps! I would love to win this, anyways my all time favorite my pink stamper stamp set would have to be Punny-licious, because they go with my critters and they're the cutest sayings ever!ReplyDelete
punny licious for sure I own them and love using themReplyDelete
Wow! More stamps...... I'm so excited. My favorite is the everyday stamps. I use them so much with my cards. Can't wait to see who the winner. Congrads! And goodluck to everyone!ReplyDelete
- Julie K9/23/2010 11:39 PM
My favorite is Winter Punnies because it is so hard to find phrase stamps about winter. Thanks for a chance at an AMAZING giveaway!!!!ReplyDelete
Julie K
jdkeats at hotmail dot com
YAY!!! This is awesome! I would love 8 sets of YOUR stamps! :) Its so hard to pick a favorite but I think it would have to be family and friends. I would be able to use them a lot for my scrapbooks but also for cards! Thanks!ReplyDelete
A favorite? Well...all of them !!!!!ReplyDelete
Awesome giveaway! Everyday Life is my favorite, thanks so much for the great giveaway. Shari (cricutrookie)ReplyDelete
Really, we have to pick a favorite!?! I love them all (but have yet to work any into the budget) but the one that's on the top of my want list is the Friends and Family because it has something for everyone!! LOVE IT!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the fabulous giveaways!
Cheryl @ CardsbyCG.blogspot.com
What a great give-away!! My favorite set is the Fruit and Veggie Puns! Thanks for this amazing chance to win!ReplyDelete
Love your Punny-licious stamp set!!! I love that these stamps go with my Cricut Critter cart.ReplyDelete
- Linda Spencer9/23/2010 11:43 PM
My favorite set is the Christmas Wishes set. Christmas is one of my favorite holidays, so I am a sucker for any stamp set that can help me with my cards--especially ones with sentiments other than "Merry Christmas" & "Happy Holidays" :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:43 PM
halloween stamps i like. the trick or tweet sounds cute and im batty about u cute.pick me firstname.lastname@example.com
My favorite is Spooky Puns. I have seen so many cute cards made with them. But i have seen a lot of cards made with all your stamps i love them all.....I WANT THEM ALLLL!!!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for all the giveaways Robyn!
Good Luck to all.
My favorite is Christmas Wishes because I could use those stamps in my card making.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/23/2010 11:44 PM
This is the best giveaway Robyn, I love your stamp sets. My favorite is Fruit and Veggie puns. I love fruit and that is the stamp set that I use the most. I have them all until the October release lol. Gloria C.ReplyDelete
Well I love all of them, but my favorite is the Winter Punnies. I would love to own some more! Thank you for the opportunity!ReplyDelete
More Punny-licious is my favorite set of yours Robyn... and WOW.. HOLY COW! WHAT A GIVEAWAY! LOL You are one fantastic woman! Thanks (Yes that seems as though it was a delayed reaction to the prize as its late cuz I stayed up to do one of the challenges lol)ReplyDelete
ROBYN!!! My jaw hit the floor when I read this giveaway...oh my goodness!!!ReplyDelete
My favorite is the Tweety Hoo Puns cause I love to make owl and birdie cards...I still cant believe I dont own that one....trying to be good with $$$
AWESOME giveaway!!!
- LisaMH9/23/2010 11:51 PM
I think they are all great.. probably a favorite would be Everyday life... a little of everything.. Thanks Robyn!!! LisaMH Lsadog822 at sbcglobal dotnetReplyDelete
Oh My Goodness... this is the best giveaway EVER!!! I love and want all your stamps Robyn! Right now I would choose the Christmas Wishes stamps as my fav cuz I will be making a lot of Christmas cards/projects.. and these will be perfect! Thank you so much for this amazing opportunity to win SOOO many stamps! WOO HOO!!ReplyDelete
tahoe_luvr at yahoo dotcom
Hi Robyn,ReplyDelete
Thanks for the generous giveaway :D My favorite stamp set would be the Christmas Wishes because it would make great christmas cards and i love the font. Hopefully i win... thanks again for the giveaway!
For sure its Everyday Life. This set is super,super cute. I love the "Little Diva" and I would love to win this. At this time I do not own any good stamps and I just got into stamping! I'm having my first stampin' up party soon and I would love to show these off!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I know lots of people would love to these as well.ReplyDelete
Tina - email@example.com
Tweetie Whoo PunsReplyDelete
And Christmas Wishes are faves :)
I love all your stamp sets Robyn but one of my favorites has to be More Punny-licious. I have your first 4 sets and can't wait to get the others. Thank you.ReplyDelete
my favorite is the winter and christmas ones just because I love christmas thanks for the chance and in all honesty I love them all of themReplyDelete
- Cayleen9/23/2010 11:58 PM
My favorite is probably the Simply Sweet Occasions set. But, a very close 2nd is Tweety Hoo Puns. Thanks for such a fun "5 Million Celebration" day.ReplyDelete
more punylicious...the sayings are so adorable and fit so many cards!!ReplyDelete
Punny-licious!!! It's so versatile, I find myself making cards with the puns in mind, only to remember I don't even own the set! I've got myself a stack of fun cards to add those puns to!!ReplyDelete
What a fabulous giveaway! Thanks a million (times 5)!!
ttmom 42 at yahoo dot com
my favorite has to be bug punny because up until recently I've made most of my cards with Walk In My Garden and it would go beautifully with it. Robyn your stamp line is very fun. How wonderful for you that you are doing so well and having so much fun doing it.ReplyDelete
purrbal at gmail dot com
Im obsessed with Owls right now so Id have to pick Tweetie Hoo Puns :-) Thanks for a great giveaway!ReplyDelete
Right with Halloween and Mini Monsters - I like the halloween stams you have out. I also like your stamps because they are the right size-never overpowering.ReplyDelete
dianaherrera at comcast dot net
My absolute favorite is Christmas Wishes! I love the variety of the sayings and font! Thanks so much for the giveaway!ReplyDelete
This is soo difficult!! If I could just pick one I'd have to say your new "Spooky Puns" stamp set just because the sayings are just too adorable and would suit so many Halloween projects! I own the punnylicious stamp set and I LOVE it!!ReplyDelete
I think all of your stamps are awesome, but if I had to choose it would be the Punny-licious ones. I I just think they are so cute! I am also loving the Winter Wishes and the Christmas ones too, they are next on my list! :) You are so sweet to have such an awesome giveaway! LindagkReplyDelete
ummmmmm everyday life has to be my absolute favorite... There is a stamp for anything and everything... love it thanks for the opportunity...ReplyDelete
lizzyp1970 at yahoo dot com
I love your everyday puns!! I see myself using those all the times even though I don't own it (yet!) Thanks for all the fun Robyn and the great giveaways!ReplyDelete
nataliet02 at gmail dot com
Hi Robin!! I love Everyday life!! Thank you so so much for this great opportunity. I hope I win! =)ReplyDelete
Ohhhh, what an awesome giveaway!! I have to say that Punny-licious is my favorite but I can think of many ways I could use any of the sets :-)ReplyDelete
- wishesnkisses9/24/2010 12:06 AM
First of all congratulations on reaching the 5 million .My fav set are Punilicious is that the right spelling (dont think so) would just luv to win this giveaway .ReplyDelete
Ihave your punny-licious and LOVE them!! And I am SOOOO super excited that there is a store in Hawaii that has your stamps!!!!!! I will be making a trip to that store VERY soon... Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
Punny-licious. I own your first two sets but not this one. It goes so well with create a critter. Thanks Robyn!ReplyDelete
I love love love Punny licious but I want them all! They are so cute and go with all my cartridges! Thanks for the great giveaway and congrats on the 5 million visitors, YOU ROCK!ReplyDelete
I like Punny-licious because they go great with the critter carts and I love the punnies to make people laugh!ReplyDelete
quilt 4 fun 2 at hot mail dot com
I couldn't choose between Punny-licious and More Punny-licious :) To be fair, they're all awesome! Hopefully I'll get to buy some when I make it over to the states!ReplyDelete
jennifer_1986 at hotmail dot co dot uk
- Christi in CA9/24/2010 12:11 AM
Tweetie Hoo Puns!ReplyDelete
I just adore "Tweetie Hoo Puns", although it is mighty hard to pick just one! I would love to have them ALL...you are just so stinkin' clever!ReplyDelete
Wow, that is a hard decision. Having to choose just one. I would have to say punny-licious because I enjoy the play on wordsReplyDelete
I love your stamps, I have 2 sets, Punny-Licious and Family & Friends they are great and can be used in so many ways, I think Punny-Licious is my Favourite, I love using it with Create a Critter!!!ReplyDelete
brodiec88 at hot mail dot com
my favorite stamp set is family & friends although I love them all!!! What an awesome giveaway!!!!ReplyDelete
If I have to chose, the Spooky Pun would be my favorite. Halloween is my all time favorite holiday and the puns are great for making Halloween cards for family and friends. Thanks Robyn! All of your stamps are the best.ReplyDelete
Everyday Occasions is my fav! Love all your stamp sets! KittyReplyDelete
All the stamps sets look great!! I like the Everyday Life.ReplyDelete
Crhiga at hawaiiantel dot net
Robyn - my favorite set is Spooky Puns, I just love that set. Congrats to you and your success, you are such an inspiration!!ReplyDelete
Deanne G
I can only choose one??? Okay... I would pick more punny-licious. Its play on words works for so many different projects. But I love all your stamp sets and I would like to get them all :)ReplyDelete
BEST GIVEAWAY EVER. MY FAVORITE IS THE Everyday Life set.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/24/2010 12:22 AM
My favorite stamp set is 'Punny-licious"ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great giveaway.☺
reneeleeak at yahoo dot com
What a fun filled day!! I really want to do a challenge....maybe this weekend. My favorite stamp set of yours is the Tweety Hoo Puns......so cute!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win some of your fabulous stamps!!
Your Christmas Wishes Stamps are terrific and I am so ready to be doing things for family and friends for the holidays. My house is decorated for fall and I am making cards for 8 beautiful grandchildren. The Christmas Wishes expresses so much for those who are special!ReplyDelete
It was a hard choice but I love the set with the Breast Cancer ribbon and the "Handcrafted By" wording in it! Due to financial restraints this year I'm making a lot of my gifts so the Handcrafted would be fantastic and both my MIL and step-Mother are Breast Cancer survivors so I'd love to have that one also. I also love the dress and butterfly from that set. Thank you Robyn for the wonderful giveaway!ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/24/2010 12:27 AM
Oh too hard to choose- but I think it's the Halloween spooky puns just now since lots of the blog designers are using them at this time of the year, inspiring me !!ReplyDelete
Keep up the great work and here's to the next 5 million!
Jeanette guy at aol dot com
I don't own any yet, butone of my favorites/first on my wish list is Christmas Wishes as that is my favorite time of year and could do so many things with it.ReplyDelete
Thanks for the chance to win an awesome giveaway.
My favorite two sets are veggie puns and the new halloween one I think they are so perfect for the cricut cartridges, I love them they are super cute! Thanks Robyn for the chance to win what an amazing giveaway!ReplyDelete
Wow what a great prize! Punny-licious is my #1 choice, but I like them all. :) Thanks for a fun day!ReplyDelete
Jammm 93 @ comcast dot net
Congrats Robyn! I have to say that your Everyday Life stamp set has to be my favorite! I love all of the sayings!ReplyDelete
Thank you for the chance to win!
mlhoriuchi at yahoo dot com
I like all the "pun" ones! It would be great to win them! Thanks for the chance.ReplyDelete
i'd have to say everyday life!! I can use it for everything.Love it!! This is such an awesome giveaway. Crossing my fingers, hoping I'm the lucky one :) thank youReplyDelete
krisbisel at yahoo dot com
My top 4 are:ReplyDelete
Christmas Wishes (love everything christmas) ~ Everyday Life (this are practical everyday sayings) ~
Simply Sweet Occasions (who can't use some sweetness in their stash) ~ Punny-Licious (these are just to funny!)
I love the Punni-licious sets, they are really cute amd make me smile. Thanks for giving us the chance to interact with you, its fun.ReplyDelete
My favorite would have to be Everyday Life, as I think I would use that one the most. Although, I like all of them!ReplyDelete
Would love to win. Thanks for the chance.
Congrats again!!
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I only have the everyday occasion. If I had the funds, I would definitely pick the Punnylicious sets. They are so cute and I would have fun with them.ReplyDelete
- Aunty Sophia9/24/2010 12:33 AM
My favorite stamp set is Punny-licious!!! The sayings are so cute and go well with Create-a-critter cartridge!! Would love to get more of these stamp sets!!ReplyDelete
Thanks, Sophia
- Anonymous9/24/2010 12:34 AM
This week it would have to be Spooky Puns. Just in time for all the fun Halloween Cards. Thanks for the great giveaway.ReplyDelete
I don't own any yet, but they are on my list of wants and wishes. I love them all, but the veggie puns are awesome. Thank you for the opportunity to win some of your great stamps.ReplyDelete
I love the halloween ones! They are so cute and original! What an awesome giveaway!!!ReplyDelete
Gotta say that I love the spooky puns. Those are so adorable! I love the stuff you come up with :)ReplyDelete
Everyday Occasions is my favorite...I make cards for our troops and I am REALLY wanting to get this one! Thanks for the chance to win your blog candy!ReplyDelete
Oh my gosh I have drooled over them all but I would have to say that the Punny-licious is my fav. it just make me smile when I read themReplyDelete
Any chance of an Australian surpplier soon please....
- Sabrina@InspiredSugar9/24/2010 12:42 AM
This is awesome Robyn! My favorite is the Spooky Puns stamp set. Keep up the great work!!ReplyDelete
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- Anonymous9/24/2010 12:42 AM
I think my favorite set of your stamps has to be the Christmas set. That is my favorite time of year to scrap and make cards and ornaments and gift tags and... and... those stamps would be so great to use on all those projects.ReplyDelete
I was wishing you would give away one of your stamp sets- I can't believe you are giving away eight!!! My favorite is Christmas Wishes. I am attempting to make my own Christmas cards this year and that set would be perfect.ReplyDelete
- Anonymous9/24/2010 12:43 AM
Friends & Family, it can be used for any occasion. Thanks Robyn for the wonderful opportunity. Nancy N, firstname.lastname@example.com
Where do I begin? Love that there are so many to choose from. They can be used for any occasion. And they are so punny!!!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the great stamp sets and for bringing out more.
Cyn in HI
Such a hard choice cuz they're all so cute but I'd have to say punny-licious thanks for the chance to win!ReplyDelete
They are all super cute, but I especially love the fruit and veggies puns :)ReplyDelete
these are soo great! Hope to get them! *cross fingers*ReplyDelete
Robyn, I loooove the Christmas stamps, just in time for my cards. Well done again!ReplyDelete


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New Network Settings API in NetBeans 7.0 RCP
By Rechtacek's on Feb 11, 2011
Network Settings API has been recently added into NetBeans 7.0 RCP to allow RCP users to access a network proxy setting. The native launchers of NetBeans Platform detects network settings, mainly a network proxy settings, from operating system. This setting if found any, is the initial for NetBeans plugins when accessing the network. End-users of application (or IDE) can customize these settings in Tools|Options dialog.
A note: Since Beta2 NetBeans 7.0 can interpret also PAC like setting, i.e. automatic proxy configuration URL which provides proxies dynamically according to asked URL.
Network settings are absolutely transparent to plugins built on RCP, these plugins don't need to care of it, RCP installs own java.net.ProxySelector which returns network proxies according of settings in NetBeans and plugins don't need to specify a proxy. However, in some cases a plugin need to know the network setting (e.g. if they are using a external tool and need to setup it for accessing network). For these cases there is Network Settings API as part of Utilities API.
Using this API is quite easy, just call
NetworkSettings.getProxyHost(java.net.URI u) for given URI to get a host name of network proxy, use similar method for getting a proxy port. In case if a proxy requires user authentication, there are the methods for get username and password.

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At the beginning of the 1950s, in the outskirts of Venice, Luigi Mazzer manufactured his first coffee grinder. Originally designed for light commercial applications, Mazzer put heavy-duty components into a small package, allowing it to also find a place in the home market.
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A last-minute try from Riaan Viljoen handed the Sharks a 22-20 victory over a spirited Blues outfit at Kings Park on Saturday.
A last-minute try from Riaan Viljoen handed the Sharks a 22-20 win over the Blues in Durban on Saturday.
Victory was a welcome boost for the South African outfit after a tough couple of weeks off the field that climaxed with coach John Plumtree leaving.
This result leaves the Sharks in ninth position while the Blues are one place above their hosts, with their play-off hopes taking a hefty blow.
The Sharks adopted a typically forward dominated approach at Kings Park and it paid dividends in the first-half, with their points coming via mauls.
First it was flanker Coetzee on the back of a set play – with a bit of help from Tendai Mtawarira – to cross after Odwa Ndungane had been denied a try a few minutes earlier. There was no stopping the Springbok though, and with Pat Lambie's extras going over, the Sharks were 7-0 ahead.
The Sharks definitely deserved their lead after dominating the early exchanges in Durban. And their advantage was doubled to fourteen five minutes later when the elusive McLeod darted over the whitewash as the New Zealanders continued to struggle to enjoy any real possession or territory in the sunshine.
Frank Halai did get the Blues on the board with half-an-hour played when he powered over on the right, getting past Lambie like he wasn't there. However, the fly-half would then reply with the final action of the half, sending over a penalty to make up for a previous miss.
The Blues coaching staff had a great deal of work to get through if they were to overturn the 17-5 scoreline, built largely on the Sharks' brute force. And the words from Sir John Kirwan seemed to stir the outfit from Auckland as Halai went over for his second on 42 minutes.
Things would further improve for the Blues moments later as the impact substitute of all impact substitutes, Rene Ranger, was next to shrug off number 10 Lambie en route to a simple run in off the side of a ruck five out. Chris Noakes' two points levelled matters.
Grant Bashford and Hugh Reece-Edwards, who were in charge of their first game since John Plumtree's departure, could have seen their side reclaim the lead via a long-range penalty on 55 minutes after Steven Luatua infringed at a ruck, but Lambie was off-target as his immensely disappointing afternoon continued off the kicking tee and in defence.
In contrast the Blues were finding their range off the tee as replacement Baden Kerr made it 17-20 just after the hour mark after openside flank Coetzee had failed to roll away at a ruck.
But with time up on the clock the Sharks would strike to sink their visitors as, following countless hit-ups, the hosts finally moved the ball wide to where Viljoen was waiting. The full-back stepped inside to score the match-winning try, sending the crowd wild.
The scorers:
For Sharks:
Tries: Coetzee, McLeod, Viljoen
Con: Lambie 2
Pen: Lambie
For Blues:
Tries: Halai 2, Ranger
Con: Noakes
Pen: Kerr
Sharks: 15 Riaan Viljoen, 14 Odwa Ndungane, 13 Louis Ludik, 12 Butch James, 11 Lwazi Mvovo, 10 Pat Lambie, 9 Charl McLeod, 8 Keegan Daniel (c), 7 Willem Alberts, 6 Marcell Coetzee, 5 Franco van der Merwe, 4 Edwin Hewitt, 3 Jannie du Plessis, 2 Kyle Cooper, 1 Tendai Mtawarira.
Replacements: 16 Bismarck du Plessis, 17 Wiehahn Herbst, 18 Jandre Marais, 19 Jean Deysel, 20 Jacques Botes, 21 Cobus Reinach, 22 Jaco van Tonder.
Blues: 15 Charles Piutau, 14 Frank Halai, 13 Jackson Willison, 12 Francis Saili, 11 George Moala, 10 Chris Noakes, 9 Piri Weepu, 8 Peter Saili, 7 Luke Braid, 6 Steven Luatua, 5 Ali Williams (c), 4 Anthony Boric, 3 Angus Ta'avao, 2 James Parsons, 1 Tim Perry.
Replacements: 16 Keven Mealamu, 17 Ofa Tu'ungafasi, 18 Kane Barrett, 19 Brendon O'Connor, 20 Jamison Gibson-Park, 21 Baden Kerr, 22 Rene Ranger.
Referee: Jaco Peyper (South Africa)
Assistant referees: Tiaan Jonker (South Africa), Reuben Rossouw (South Africa)
Television match official: Willie Roos (South Africa)


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The National Hockey League announced a formal partnership Thursday with You Can Play, an advocacy organization dedicated to ensuring equality and respect for all athletes regardless of sexual orientation.
The agreement is the first of its kind in the four major North American male professional team sports, none of which have ever seen an active player come out as gay.
"I have no doubt that we will be first," Philadelphia Flyers scout Patrick Burke told USA TODAY Sports. "Our league is ready for this and our players are ready for this. The culture of the sport, when it comes to LGBT issues, is so far ahead of the other sports that I have no doubt that there will be openly gay athletes in the NHL in the near future."
BASEBALL: MLB says it's ahead of gay rights issue
Burke, the son of longtime NHL executive Brian Burke, is co-founder of the year-old You Can Play, which has already been working with the NHL on public service announcements that deliver a message that players should be judged solely on their abilities, never their sexual orientations.
The NHL and NHL Players Association, which were unable to agree on a collective bargaining agreement that would have started the current season on time, came together to agree to this partnership, which is meant to secure a more inclusive community, devoid of casual homophobic language in locker rooms and on the ice, at all levels of hockey.
"We are welcoming and inclusive and we want to make sure that our sport has the right environment," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman told USA TODAY Sports. "And that is a message that resonates from our players, our fans and our teams."
How ready is the NHL for openly gay players?
"If and when it happens," Bettman said, "I believe we will be ready."
The league said its official partnership with You Can Play includes a significant commitment to education and training for teams, players, media and fans, plus the continued production and broadcast of public service announcements.
"I just think this comes down to doing the right thing," NHL Players Executive Director Donald Fehr told USA TODAY Sports. He said the joint agreement simply re-affirms the idea that NHL players should only be evaluated by what they do on the ice. "Other matters aren't relevant for that purpose," Fehr said.
He doesn't take any particular pride in the NHL being first with this kind of formal agreement: "I don't think you should be ranking people in terms of first or second. I'm just pleased that we were able to do it and that we have the support of the players."
Fehr said the resolution expands the commitment to providing an inclusive work environment: "And if there are matters which arise, you can have some education. And if there are some individuals who need assistance you have an organization that is in a position to provide it."
The agreement specifies that You Can Play will conduct seminars at the NHL's rookie symposium on LGBT issues and that the organization will make its resources and personnel available to individual teams as desired.
The league and the players association will also work to integrate You Can Play principles into the NHL's Behavioral Health Program, which would enable players to seek counseling, or ask questions on matters of sexual orientation, on a confidential basis.
Toronto Maple Leafs left wing James van Riemsdyk says he's unsure if a gay player will come out openly during his career. "It hasn't happened yet," he said, "but this kind of partnership could make someone comfortable enough to want to come out. We are on the right path for something like that happening."
Players who have appeared in public service announcements include Rick Nash of the New York Rangers, Scott Hartnell of the Philadelphia Flyers and van Riemsdyk
"We've worked with 60 or 65 players," Burke said. "Working in videos, marching in pride parades, fund raising, speaking for us. Our players are far ahead of other leagues in terms of LGBT acceptance. From my conversations with athletes in the NHL, we estimate it to be 95% would support an openly gay teammate."
You Can Play's web site gives the following insight into the organization's formative growing pains:
"Did we ever doubt we could get one player from each team in the NHL to step up for respect in sports? Maybe, but not for long. In spite of the reality of locker room homophobia, and in spite of mid-season name calling while this project was in play, at heart these are men who care about their teammates. Asked by Brian and Patrick Burke, one by one, the NHL players — captains, Olympians and all-stars among them — stepped in front of cameras" for public service announcements.
Patrick Burke's brother Brendan came out as gay in 2009 when he was manager of the Miami (Ohio) men's hockey team. He died in a car accident in Indiana in 2010. Patrick Burke later wrote a tribute to his brother for the leading gay sports web site OutSports.com, which included the phrase: "If you can play, you can play."
Patrick Burke decided those words neatly encapsulated his broader idea of inclusiveness — that only ability matters. His You Can Play organization was founded on March 4, 2012. Its board includes Brian Burke, former general manager of the Toronto Maple Leafs. Patrick Burke believes his father's standing in the NHL helped to advance LGBT causes in the league.
"He is annually ranked as one of the most influential guys in hockey," Patrick Burke said. "He hunts, and chews tobacco, all these stereotypical masculine things. So for people to know that Brian Burke, who vehemently supports fighting in hockey, for him to say that he'd be happy to have a gay player and he was happy to have a gay son, I do think that helps."
The Burke family's involvement with the You Can Play project has special meaning to Bettman because he know Brendan Burke from the days when his father was one of Bettman's vice presidents. Bettman has memories of Brendan as a 4- and 5-year old hanging out with his father: "He was someone I knew when he was a very little boy."
"The strong feelings that Patrick has stem from how much he and his family loved his brother," Bettman said. "They look back on things in his life that could have been different they want to make it better for anybody who is part of the LGBT community who is looking to do things in life and is worried whether or not they will be included and feel welcome."
Does Bettman believe the NHL's first openly gay player will come out soon?
"There is no way to predict," Bettman said. "But I was having a conversation with Patrick. We were talking about his brother and what he said to me, which was most poignant, was: 'I hope the next generation wouldn't have to deal with some of things that my brother had to deal with."


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LaSalle Canal Boat & Lock 16 Visitors Center
Mule pulled canal boat rides with period clothed storyteller, open May-October. The year-round visitor center includes exhibits, programs, visitor information, cafe and gift shop.
History in the Paint Public Art Tour
In the summer of 2013, a collective of artists, called the Walldogs, came to Kewanee, IL to paint 15 historic murals depicting the long history and heritage of the city. These paintings can be found on many downtown facades, as well as at the Amtrak Station that brings new people to the area, every day. About this mural: Kewanee was founded in May of 1854, when the Military Tract Railroad was routed to the north of Wethersfield. The town founders were from Wethersfield Township to the south, Sylvester Blish, Ralph Tenney, Henry Little and Sullivan Howard, plus Nelson Lay from Wisconsin. Colonel Berrian, civil engineer who supervised the laying of the track through this area, was asked to choose a name and he decided on "Kewanee," a Winnebago Indian word for "prairie chicken." In 1921, Wethersfield's 2,000 people asked to be annexed to Kewanee with its 16,000. That 18,000 would turn out to be Kewanee's peak population.
This covered bridge is located 1 1/2 miles north of Princeton on Rt. 26. One of five remaining covered bridges in Illinois, this bridge was built in 1863 and is still open to traffic. It crosses Big Bureau Creek and was once part of the Peoria-Galena Trail. This beautiful landmark is a delight for artists, photograpers and nature lovers. It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. The 149 foot span was built at a cost of $3,148.57.
Visitor information, canal exhibits/programs, canal boat tickets, cafe, gift shop, great bathrooms, free Wi-Fi. Private meeting room/facility/canal boat rentals. At western terminus of I&M Canal.
The Owen Lovejoy Homestead, built in 1838 was the home of the famous abolitionist minister. Part of the Underground Railroad, rooms are furnished with period furniture and visitors can peer into the hidden area above the stairs where runaway slaves hid. The 1849 Colton One-Room Schoolhouse is behind the house. Located on East Peru Street a half mile from downtown Princeton. Call for dates and times open.
Two and a half miles of magnificent shopping! Unique specialty shops, antique malls and services. So many shops...so little time.
Hoffman's Patterns of the Past
Hoffman's Patterns of the Past (located in historic Princeton,Illinois) is home to the "Sea of China," a unique treasure trove of china and crystal patterns dating back to the 19th century; most of it new "store stock" patterns acquired directly from the manufacturer. Hoffman's has been a Princeton institution since 1944, when the J. A. Murphey family purchased the business, which had existed since the mid 1800s. Patterns of the Past also offers appraisals and has one of the largest gift shops in central Illinois, stocking over 75 of the major collectible lines, including Swarovski, Jim Shore, Fenton, Department 56, and Willow Tree by Demdaco. Store hours are 9 to 5, Monday through Saturday, with special holiday hours. Large or small groups are welcome; for best service, please call or e-mail in advance since the research process can take some time.
If motorcycles are your thing, check out Reiman's Harley Davidson. Roger Reiman, the original proprietor, is a 1998 inductee into the American Motorcycle Association's Hall of Fame and a three-time winner of the Daytona 200. A top competitor in the AMA's Grand National Circuit during the 1960s, Reiman cut back on his racing schedule to manage the family Harley Davidson dealership in Kewanee during the 1970s. It was during this time that he became famous as motorcycle stuntman Evel Knievel's head mechanic. Since Reiman's death in a racing accident in 1997, the Packee family has owned and operated the dealership. One of the top Harley Davidson dealerships in the Midwest, Reiman's can meet every motorcycle enthusiast's needs and desires. Stop by and visit the Racing Museum and check out the history of Roger Reiman and Evel Knievel. Axle will be there to greet you!
Unique floral designs, exquisite silk florals enhance all decors and lifestyles. Accent lamps, framed prints, decorative home accessories all beautifully displayed.
Bureau County Historical Museum
The Bureau County Historical Society Museum is located behind the Courthouse square at the intersection of beautiful Park Avenue West and Pleasant Street in Princeton, Illinois. The museum consists of two buildings that are next door to each other: the Clark-Norris Home, a handsome Prairie Square mansion built in 1900, and the Newell-Bryant House, a stately Greek Revival house dating back to 1853. The Museum is behind the Courthouse. There is free parking on Park Avenue in front of the Museum.
Princeton's Library contains an outstanding collection of Bureau County genalogical referencematerial including history books, census and cemetery records, indexed newspaper, city directories, atlases, and family histories. New location and building at 698 East Peru Street.
Putnam County Historical Society
Tours of the recently restored, redecorated 1844 Pulsifer House. Genealogical historical research facilities. Open Wed & Fri from 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM. Agricultural Museum open by appointment.
Tour this centennial barn, one of the largest in the country and one of forty-two left in the State of Illinois. It stands 80 feet high and 85 feet in diameter and features a 16-foot diameter floor to ceiling silo. A farm implement museum in on the main floor. Tours are provided by Friends of Johnson's Park Foundation and groups of ten or more asked to call ahead. Open the first, third, and fifth Saturday beginning May through October. Hours: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
Founded in 1976, the group maintains the Kewanee Historical Society's Robert and Marcella Richards Museum, featuring numerous exhibits highlighting the colorful history of Kewanee. Open, May 1st to October 1st Thursday & Saturday, 1:30PM-4:00PM Open Everyday Labor Day Weekend
Woodland Palace at Francis Park
A must-see attraction in Kewanee is the Woodland Palace at Francis Park, the first "green" home in Illinois. This unusual home was built way ahead of its time and is filled with engineering wonders. Learn about the quirky and eccentric man who built and lived in the home. Fred Francis was an artist, poet, inventor, builder, mathematician, engineer, and a naturist. Francis started to build the home in 1890 and worked on it for the next thirty-six years. It features hand-carved molding, a water purification system, and is the first house in the state of Illinois to have air-conditioning without the aid of electricity. View the sophisticated achievements of disappearing windows, doors, and more. Visit a home where everything seems to work in harmony. Woodland Palace is open seven days a week from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. April through October 1.
Virtually unaltered since its completion more than a century ago, the 57 room Mansion, built in 1874, is an example of high artistic achievement in architecture and interior design, and the site of historic accomplishments in industry, philosophy, publishing and religion. National Historic Landmark.
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I got to say when I read "a solid game" I just about fell in the floor. WE obvouly not played the same game.
As far as free story yest, but free to play players only get 2 character slots. Not to mention all the roadblocks they put in the way. It is not even worth coming back with my level 50's as they all had purple gear, guessing they will be naked now.
Solid no, shallow yes.
Originally posted by MMOGamer71
"SWTOR is a Solid Game" What game are you talking about Mike?
It's a solid game. As in when you pick it up and throw it out the window on fire it's pretty solid. But no it's not that great to play.
This F2P model looks like a possibility though. It might almost be as exciting a player-done economy as SWG was. No, actually now that I think about it, it won't be like SWG's economy at all.
Back to Planetside 2 while taking a 'wait-and-see' approach to SWTOR (again).
Originally posted by achesoma
If I hear one more time that the "sub-fee" was the problem players had with SWTOR I'm gonna punch a kitten in the face. Seriously, that is the biggest bunch of BS. How about starting with something like game performance? Is that improved? I seemed to have an awful lot of lag and drop in fps for game that's so heavily instanced.
Sub-fee was the problem with SWTOR. Now....could you PM me photos of the punched kitten..cause I don't believe you. : )
Originally posted by MMOGamer71
Originally posted by Jonoku
Originally posted by MMOGamer71
To celebrate F2P EA is having 12 hours of downtime on the F2P release date. http://www.swtor.com/blog/scheduled-maintenance-game-update-1.5-november-15th-2012
The common thing in every swtor thread is there is a bunch of complaints and humor to make fun of the game. Look at the MMO fanbase .
The point is that it makes no sense to push F2P when your servers are going to be down on the F2P release date which is clearly zero insight on the developers part.
Ironically this is why this game is F2P.
While I love the game, their implimentation of FTP is about how they've run the game since it first went live, a running joke.
People will log on, find out they have to play the game with their left nut in a vice, and go back to their OTHER MMO. I mean seriously, you have to PAY for your quick slots? REALLY? When this launch fails, they should fire the guy who stood up at the meeting and laid out this plan, because he has absolutely no clue how to make money. from a paying public.
Maybe they think because their are no other Star Wars games out there that people will play regardless of the restrictions. Obviously they failed to learn the lesson they should have learned which made them HAVE to go to FTP in the first place.
sweet i can finally finish my storyline.
Its a decent game,it was missing soul, but some fun could be had.
Originally posted by achesoma
If I hear one more time that the "sub-fee" was the problem players had with SWTOR I'm gonna punch a kitten in the face. Seriously, that is the biggest bunch of BS. How about starting with something like game performance? Is that improved? I seemed to have an awful lot of lag and drop in fps for game that's so heavily instanced.
yeah but i bet you if they reduced it to $5 a month shitloads of peeps would sub..i know i would..has everyone has said before this game is not worth $15 a month or £8.99 in uk money.its an ok game but its certainly not worth $15.Rift is a way better game than this and if you sub for a yr you get that for £70+ the expnsion for free.works out at about £4 a month for me.
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Originally posted by protodoxa
Uhm I read this article expecting to roll my eyes, but I am pleased to learn the Cartel Market is tied to the ingame economy. How does this work exactly? I am not sure I could stomach the game still with all the "story" but I like it when f2p choses this kind of economic implementation of the cash shop currency, so I'll probably check it out if only to see how it works in SWTOR, while skipping as much of the "story" as possible.
When you purchase anything from the in-game store, be it some sort of item or unlock it actually generates an item for you to consume. This item can be traded amongst other players via person-to-person trades or the auction house. There is a short cooldown before you can trade the item, though. This is implemented as a security measure.
All right; I might give it a spin by the end of the week, although it might have to stand in line behind EQ2 and GW2. I also looked at the website for how this affects the legacy system, and no information was immediately forthcoming. I'll check the f2p matrix now lol...
Final straw for this game. Don´t think it will work, unless they announce some completely NEW game features tomorrow too.
Where are the mini games? Where are planet revamps of these static, lifeless worlds? Where is a real JTL type space sim for god´s sake? What´s with the slow, zero physics speeders? What´s with the 2006 graphics and blurry textures and exhaustion zones?
Now it´s the same ol´ same ol´ things nobody was overly excited in the first place. Plus a cash shop tacked on.
I say "meh". I´ll look again if they announce an expansion, some day, if ever.
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Originally posted by Psychow
Is this a first for UI limitations on a F2P MMO?
i think so..that is really poor start for a ftp game..does'nt fill you with confidence
The only good about this failed project is that more people are waking up to what a MMO should be... and shouldn't.
Solid game? C'mon now...
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I will never play a game that forces you to PAY to unlock UI elements. THEY DIDNT EVEN HAVE them when the game launched. Now theyre charging for it. What next? Charge to open the map? Charge money each time you recall?
EA/Bioware is full of stupid.
Originally posted by saxifr
The estimated 1.5 million who have dropped this piece of trash disagree with the author's opinion that this is a solid game.
It is most definitely a solid game, you guys are confusing the failure to live up to the hype with the game being rubbish. Most major mmo' that did not live up to the hype are in fact solid games, and most reviewers and gamers would agree. Most people that played SWTOR enjoyed it for the time they played it, but like all other games, they also moved on, but that doesn't mean that the game is trash.
But let's not stop short of the hyperboles that these forums are so prone to, afterall everything that doesn't put out WOW sub numbers is a miserable failure. I often wonder if its the same sandbox crowd that keeps propeling these hyperboles, they can't attack WOW because of its enormous success, but SWTOR's failure is like a band of starving hyenas coming upon a limping gazelle.
Great article. I totally agree with the comment about it being a "solid" game. I've been playing the Imperial Agent storyline and it's extremely well written and enjoyable. Warzones are also a lot of fun. Personally, I think "solid" is an understatement, but that's just my opinion based on my experience of playing it.
Five reasons NOT to play SWTOR?
1 - It's SWTOR
2 - It's SWTOR
3 - it's SWTOR
4 - it's SWTOR
5 - it was full of lies from the beginning, more lies to come.
PS I still can't believe that it went f2p even sooner than most people here predicted...
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My problem with TOR wasn't the subscription fee. My wife, my friends, and I decided to pay that when it first came out. We left within a month for reasons other than the cost, and the game isn't about to get a massive overhaul, so it going f2p is a moot point.
Thanks EA/BioWare, but no thanks.
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I will log back and check it, maybe stick long enough to finish my class lines, but I don't think it has a high chance...
A few corrections, if you don't mind. Since you listed reasons for check out the f2p
- it comes with update 1.5. Too bad, f2p's won't see any of that.
- integrated cartel market items, again f2p's cannot trade, so it's not a reason to them.
- class content is free, with mostly average f2p restrictions, and a few very unnoying ones. I'll go back for the story, but even I can't say for sure, that I will be staying.
- solid game. khm... nah, I skip this one, it would be too easy
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It's not written by Bill, it's written by Mike. I have no idea why they make it confusing by never letting the authors post their own articles.
It's a limitation of the content management system, Frodo. Usually Suzie enters articles, or me, or Mike. Whoever touches it last before it goes live the first time is who gets stamped on the forum post associated with the feature. In this case, I touched it last.
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The author's definition of a solid game is this,
One that the devs predicted would be a WoW competitor in sub numbers , in fact "MORE" than compete , as in surpass,
that now is F2P less than a year after launch , and is do desparate for every nickel , they have gone beyone what any other mmorpg company has done , and is charging for UI toolbards.
That my friends , is the author's definition of a "solid game".


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Fitting many timeseries in the same area and formatting them for quick comparison is challenging and an important problem. For example, say that you want to pick stocks in the S&P 500 that perform similarly or which respond similarly to certain numerical transformations (say they have the same trend lines or the same noise frequency). Line graphs are inappropriate for this because they're too visually noisy and because you can only compare easily up to down, not left to right, visually, limiting the number of graphs on the page at the same time.
For certain comparisons, we aren't interested in the individual values of a timeseries nor its trend along time so much as we are how it relates to other timeseries in the same dataset. For this purpose over the weekend, I created these:
These are timeseries simply plotted along a Hilbert curve. The 8 you see here are the first 8 stocks in alphabetical order of the S&P 500, plotted with one segment per day for all trading days in the last decade. Blues are lower values. Oranges are higher values. They have each been normalized internally for their minimum and maximum prices, so the shape of the curve is more important than the maxima or minima.
In this figure, we see two glyphs that are similar: the first and the next to last. These correspond to Agilent and Adobe, respectively. Let's look at their 5 year charts to see how similar they in fact are:
Now, despite some surface differences, you'll note that the shapes of the graphs are indeed similar, and that when Agilent goes up, Adobe tends to go up, and when Agilent goes down, Adobe tends to as well. Now, these two companies are unrelated in terms of market sector, so can we really say that these similarities matter? If it were a short trend, maybe not, but this is a 5 year graph that we're comparing here, and they're remarkably similar to each other. It's worth delving deeper into. They could be majority held by the same people, they could track for reasons that aren't immediately obvious, they could have the many of the same people on their board of directors, or it could in the end be complete coincidence (but paradoxically predictive coincidence).
Here, by the way, for comparison is Apple, the third glyph from the Hilbert graph, shown as an area chart on the same timescale as A and ADBE:
One might expect, considering that the majority of Adobe's projects run on Apple computers and a majority of Apple computers run Adobe products, that when Apple does well, Adobe does well, and vice versa. We can see that this is not the case. Much as the two Hilbert graphs are unrelated, AAPL and ADBE's performance are unrelated.
Noe also that I managed to pack 8 timeseries in less space total using the Hilbert glyphs than the Google finance graphs.
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Old Chicago is a neighborhood favorite famous for our friendly service, and known for our pizzas available in two styles of crust crafted using only the freshest ingredients. Enjoy our line-up of specialty pizzas or build your own on our signature Chicago-Style Deep Dish crust, or our newest crust, the Tavern Thin, square-cut, light in texture and crispy end-to-end. Our diverse menu also offers shareable appetizers, delicious pastas, calzones, salads, sandwiches, and desserts including Old Chicago's Famous Big Cookie. Since nothing complements pizza better than beer, Old Chicago also offers 110 different brews from around the world with 30 on draft. Established in 1976 Old Chicago opened its first location in Boulder, Colo. From the start, the restaurant was operated on a few basic principles: Serve up delicious, hand-crafted pizza, have the best lineup of cold beers in town and always treat every Guest like family. Now over 36 years later Old Chicago is still a neighborhood favorite!
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While some historians disagree, the most popular theory about the origins of this day for pranks and practical jokes is that it began in the 1500s in France, when the start of the New Year was moved from March to January. Word of the move traveled slowly to the rural dwellers, who continued to celebrate the New Year in April, earning them the title of "April fools".
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Good evening Tink
Good evening Tink
Merry Snowy Christmas
Love & Peace to the World
Hey, SB....
How's your day been?
Merry Christmas to all...
hi tink and silverbells........
Welcome, frosty! Hello, everyone!
"Hail him who saves you by his grace,
and crown him Lord of all."
I'm sat, supposed to be finishing of another bag I'm making while hubby is doing some more paintings
What you doing?
Merry Christmas to all...


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text: Shinji would have said "Bankai: (Something) Sakanade" or "Bankai: Sakanade (Something)" if he were indeed using his Bankai. Every person who's ever used Bankai has done this at least once. With the Shikai, it's "Release Command: Name of the sword". Shinji follows that formula perfectly (Collapse: Sakanade). When he uses his Bankai, it won't be a mystery. He'll come out and say it. So I, for one, am certain Shinji is/was only using his Shikai.