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Skyrim, SMITE, TF 2 and perhaps some Civ V.
Originally posted by LouieTuesdayOriginally posted by nadrian3k
Gonna fully enjoy what's left of my life before GW2 gets released.
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It's called enthusiasm with a pinch sarcasm that illustrates that i will be patiently waiting for GW2 without having much to play other then it....so i will just have other types of "fun" instead.
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Gonna play some League of Legends and at some point throw my laptop out the window in a rage, then cry because I don't have another pc to play gw2 on.
Visiting all the free MMo´s that used to be subbed and spamming the general chat with my GW2 enthousiasme...
Just kidding, i´ll be playing some EQ2, as that is still the MMo with the most untold stories. Next to that i´ll be reading/youtubing about the GW2 crafting system and about the GW2 skillsystem. By the time the game goes life i want to know exactly what each of the Boons and conditions does. And be able to recognise them all on the fly.
I just tried some Dota2, but cant find any reason why i would want to play that instead of LoL
Best MMO experiences : EQ(PvE), DAoC(PvP), WoW(total package) LOTRO (worldfeel) GW2 (Artstyle and animations and worlddesign) SWTOR (Story immersion) TSW (story) ESO (character advancement)
The same thing we do every night Pinky. Try to take over the world...
Other than that, playing soem games, doing some work, general slacking. Nothing special.
Originally posted by indrct
I'm crying in my sleep while waiting. T_T
You and me indrct, you and me haha
Originally posted by Alot
Particpating in the Closed Beta (of a certain MMO) which I am not allowed to discuss...
Replaying Neverwinter Nights 2, replaying Fallout: New Vegas, playing Skyrim with Dawnguard, playing other games.
Going outside, preaching a sermon of hate against the hotness of the sun every day, after which I go back inside.
Playing Skyrim, Rift, EQ2 and hopng to play PS2 soon. I m looking forward to PS2 the most out of all games coming out, then GW2 and Rift x pac.
Playing TSW and finishing my basement. Hopefully I'll be done with one of those in time for release! But then again since it's B2P and I can solo to max, I kinda don't feel pressured to rush.
"Small minds talk about people, average minds talk about events, great minds talk about ideas."
Crying myself to sleep every night from depression. Zanex doesn't work. I need GW2.
Playing TSW. Scary thing is that so far it has been more fun than any of the GW2 betas...
I wil spend my time laughing at those on this forum who would only climb to the top of a hill if there was a chest of gold sitting there. Here's to those who just want to enjoy the view.
There is NO miracle patch.
95% of what you see in beta won't change by launch.
Hope is not a stategy.
"This kind of topic is like one of those little cartoon boxes held up by a stick on a string, with a piece of meat under it. In other words, bait."
Originally posted by P4YB4CK
Going to Disney World, it's been 20 years since I stepped foot into it and I live in Florida
Heck yeah. I used to live in Destin (Santa Rosa), FL
Originally posted by majinant
Playing TSW. Scary thing is that so far it has been more fun than any of the GW2 betas...
I played TSW from Alpha Phase 1 and I don't find it anywhere near as fun as GW2, but to each their own . I'd recommend sticking to the TSW forums if you disilke GW2 however.
Playing TSW and running a corrupt fascist state in Tropico 4
Why did Marceline's dad eat her fries? I mean...cause she bought them and they were hers...
Im so fucking bored:/ Just thinking all time GW2. i want play it so badly!
Trying others mmo game but meh... they feel so booooring.
tryed Rift; boring combat, animations are crap and armors looks even more crap.
Tryed EQ2; combat gets repeative becouse all classes have same casting animations, fun for while but then its get repeative.
Tryed WoW; same shit what its always been, easy to level and no challenge at all.
Tryed Fallenearth; combat animations are poor, all time aiming to mobs get frustrating. Too small inventory, playing more with my inventory then combat or craft.
God im so boooored><
Okay, i really tried playing EQ2 today, and DDO, and Lotro and DCUO, but none of them could capture my attention for to long. I will stick to Getting more specifick GW2 info... and try to enjoy the real life this summer.
Best MMO experiences : EQ(PvE), DAoC(PvP), WoW(total package) LOTRO (worldfeel) GW2 (Artstyle and animations and worlddesign) SWTOR (Story immersion) TSW (story) ESO (character advancement)
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Head start...
Originally posted by EvilGeek
Playing TSW and running a corrupt fascist state in Tropico 4
I got Civ 5 instead of Tropico 4 on summer sale
Shoulda got both T_T
The same thing I do every night, try and take over the world.
There are certain queer times and occasions in this strange mixed affair we call life when a man takes this whole universe for a vast practical joke, though the wit thereof he but dimly discerns, and more than suspects that the joke is at nobody's expense but his own.
-- Herman Melville
LoL, Dota 2, L4D2, SMITE and FFX. : )


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(Remsen) — Bratwurst, Kraut, Beer, and lots of polka music, its none other than the annual Oktoberfest scheduled for next Saturday, at Remsen; when the people of this small town sport their traditional Bavarian style clothes and promote their German and Luxemborg heritage. This marks the 38th year for the festival, and Karen Harnack of the Remsen Chamber says there are many new features to this year's festival including a luncheon with 1919 root beer.
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Speaking about food, at the St. Mary's high school beginning at 3 p.m. and continuing until 8 is when visitors can enjoy the family style dinner featuring two types of crusines.
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Did we mentioned polka music? Crowd favorite, The Bruce Bradley Band, returns to Remsen to provide just the right type of sounds for such an occassion. They will perform two shows at St. Mary's High School. The first, beginning at 3 and continuing until 5 and the second show runs from 6 to 9. In addition to the food and music, there will be an arts and crafts show at the Old City Hall and Avalon Ballroom, and a vendor fair at the VFW Hall in downtown Remsen. Don't forget about the Queen coronation along with the children's bavarian costume and dance contest. That takes place at the St. Mary's High School at 1:30. For more information about the Remsen Oktoberfest, you can call the Oktoberfest hotline at (712) 786-3408.

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My poor feet have just been in such bad shape all winter long.....thank goodness I can hide them away in socks. My left leg and foot have once again suffered this winter with Cellulitis (infection) in the lower leg and dry, deeply cracked heels on that foot. SO, I file and scrub my feet regularly. I love to polish my tootsies just to give them a bit of dignity. I brought home a smaller toiletry bag of nail polishes from Mom and landed up throwing them all out except for this OPI polish, the colour Niagara Falls. How fitting that Mom choose this colour.....I LOVE it!!
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Microsoft has released final beta tools for building Windows Phone 7 applications and said it's time to get serious ahead of this October's launch.
The company has said the phone's APIs are now close to completion.
Among the changes, Microsoft's Expression Blend has been integrated with the tools - Blend is Microsoft's application design and sketch flow suite that works with Visual Studio and Silverlight. Applications for Windows Phone 7 will be built for Silverlight and XNA using Visual Studio.
Other changes include consolidated name spaces with controls for panorama and pivot planned in the next few weeks. The beta tools come four months after the Community Technology Preview (CTP).
Microsoft said in a blog here: "It's time to get serious about building the actual apps and games for Windows Phone 7 that consumers will be looking for starting this holiday season."
In line with that sentiment, Microsoft plans to make a limited set of Windows Phone 7 handsets available for testing through a set of labs in major cities. Microsoft will also start online training for developers interested in building software for Windows Phone 7.
The tools came as senior vice president of mobile Andy Lees demonstrated Windows Phone 7 to partners at Microsoft's Worldwide Partner conference in Washington DC. Lees stressed partners would not have to negotiate hardware form factors as Microsoft will control the number of designs with phones coming from HTC, Samsung and Dell.
Lees indicated while Microsoft has lost mobile market share in the last two years the future is still Microsoft's. In the last two years Apple's iPhone's carved out a solid quarter of the US smart-phone market with Android now the fastest growing mobile.
Microsoft's own smart-phone efforts took a punch to the gut with the scrapping of its hyped social-networking phone KIN after just two months.
According to Lee's it's what happens from now on, not what's gone, that will define the future. "What happens over the next five years will define the industry of the next 10," Lees said.
In one concession to Microsoft's fumbled past, Lees said: "We're back and we're back with something very different and very innovative."
Lees discussed features Microsoft believes will woo consumers and business users. Having pushed the idea of Windows Mobile as a business person's phone for years to take out RIM, Microsoft's new mantra is "we're all consumers first" as it tries to address the iPhone's cross over from consumer device into work-place phone.
Among the features will be hubs that group different activities and interests. There will be hubs for contacts, people, music and Office. Lees and co also pushed online services and Bing search.
Windows Phone 7 will feature a companion site called Windows Phone 7 Live that will provide online storage for photos, calendar, contacts and be able to exchange Office OneNote files. User will get 25Gb of storage via Microsoft's SkyDrive service.
Also, planned is a Find My Phone service, which Microsoft said would let people find and manage a missing phone with map, ring, lock and erase capabilities from your PC.
Windows Phone 7 will support five languages at launch - English, French, Italian, German and Spanish - with the Windows Phone Marketplace available 17 countries at launch. ®


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The Expression Lemma
Ralf Laemmel and Ondrej Rypacek have a paper in MPC 2008 on the duality of functions and objects, which they formalize as folds over algebras and unfolds over coalgebras, as a step toward deeper understanding of The Expression Problem. I like their idea of dual models of functions and objects as algebras and coalgebras, has this appeared elsewhere?
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Norwich vet leading legal effort for gay benefits
HARTFORD (AP) -- A Norwich woman is joining forces with Connecticut Sen. Richard Blumenthal to persuade the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to extend benefits to the same-sex spouses of veterans.
Carmen Cardona, a disabled Navy veteran, is the lead plaintiff in a lawsuit pending against the department.
Blumenthal said Thursday he's urged President Barack Obama to immediately direct the Veterans Affairs Secretary to update VA regulations and grant full benefits to all veterans and their spouses. He said such benefits should automatically be extended to couples like Cardona and her wife after the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling, which struck down portions of the Defense of Marriage Act.
The VA has told Blumenthal it will continue to recognize only opposite-gender couples until it hears otherwise from the president or attorney general.


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Events at City Winery Chicago just keep getting better and better as this freshman entry to Chicago's performance/dining scene settles into its space and dreams up creative ways to pair music with food. Case in point: City Winery's regular Klezmer Brunch kicks it up a notch for Hanukkah with performances by Balkano on December 9 and Chicago Klezmer Ensemble on December 16 (the first and last days of Hanukkah) and an expanded menu that includes a build-your-own latke bar — and not to worry, you won't have to fry the latkes yourself, just garnish them as you see fit.
City Winery's weekly Klezmer Brunch — the Jewish equivalent of Gospel Brunch at the House of Blues — is offered year-round and showcases the musical style born from the intermarriage of Eastern European Jewish music and jazz. The brunch regularly features Chicago Klezmer Ensemble (Jan. 6) and Maxwell Street Klezmer Band (Dec. 30 and Jan. 20), mixing it up with groups like Jutta & the Hi-Dukes (Dec. 23) and Listen Up! (Jan. 27).
Chicago's Balkano (rhymes with volcano) calls itself "Balkan jazz with a klezmer twist," blending traditional klezmer with "the energy of Bulgarian wedding music and the melodies of Turkish Gypsy music." Led by Bryan Pardo on clarinet, the instrument that embodies klezmer, the group includes trumpeter James Davis, singer Diana Lawrence, Ari Seder on guitar, Patrick Mulcahy on bass and percussionist Jim Barclay. All are accomplished Chicago musicians with the versatility to perform the variety of styles their other gigs demand.
For their Hanukkah performance, Balkano included not only the soulful Sephardic-inflected tunes at the heart of their repertoire but also some classic holiday favorites and newer compositions, like Pardo's "Chewbacca Wookie." As much as klezmer fans enjoy hearing the old favorites, it's refreshing to listen to Balkano's more nuanced take on the genre.
And to paraphrase an old advertising slogan, you don't have to be Jewish to love klezmer or to enjoy City Winery's Klezmer Brunch. In fact, you don't have to like music at all — as sad as it is to contemplate that — because the price of admission includes topnotch food and drink that should satisfy all. Lots of family groups attend, with children's tickets half price.
For the two Hanukkah brunches, City Winery has added seasonal treats, like the aforementioned build-you-own-latke-bar and sufganiyot, the fried-in-oil jelly doughnuts also associated with the holiday. On top of the already plentiful fare offered for the Sunday brunches — bagels with house-cured salmon, challah French toast, a scramble station and lots more — and you can walk away from the buffet with one groaning plate or pace yourself and return for more. The $30 admission covers not only the performance and brunch and dessert buffets but also beverages, including bottomless Bloody Marys and mimosas.
City Winery pays attention to ingredients and preparation: the mushroom-and-cheese scrambled eggs I ordered arrived at my table chock-full of oyster mushrooms and beautifully garnished, eggs that had gone to college. Everything was fresh and tasty, and the latkes were done right — although it would be every Jewish grandmother's prerogative to dispute that assessment before taking just one more.
Hanukkah Klezmer Brunch Buffet
Balkano on Dec. 9; Chicago Klezmer Ensemble on Dec. 16
$30 adults; $15 for children 12 and under; call (312) 733-9463 or visit www.citywinery.com/chicago
Doors open at 10 a.m., with live music starting at 10:30 and continuing to 1 p.m.
City Winery Chicago, 1200 W. Randolph St., Chicago
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The Soil Association has urged the government to ban pesticides linked to honeybee deaths around the world.
The chemicals are widely used in UK agriculture but have been banned as a precaution in four other European countries. Last week the Italian government issued an immediate suspension after it accepted that the pesticides were implicated in killing honeybees, joining France, Germany and Slovenia.
Peter Melchett, the Soil Association's policy director, said: "It is typical of the lax approach to pesticide regulation in the UK that we look like being one of the last of the major farming countries in the EU to wake up to the threat to our honeybees."
The pesticides, known as neonicotinoids, are approved to kill insects on a range of crops in the UK including oilseed rape, barley and sugar beet. Their use on oilseed rape is of particular concern to beekeepers as the crop's yellow flower is very attractive to honeybees.
Germany suspended sales of the pesticides in May after 700 beekeepers along the Rhine reported that two-thirds of their bees had died following the application of clothianidin. In France, imidacloprid has been banned on sunflowers since 1999 and as a sweetcorn treatment since 2003, after a third of honeybees were wiped out. The Soil Association is calling on the environment secretary, Hilary Benn, to ban the pesticides in a letter sent today.
Imidacloprid and clothianidin are produced by a division of the chemical manufacturer Bayer. Imidacloprid is its bestselling pesticide and is used in 120 countries. Bayer has always maintained that neonicotinoids are safe for bees if correctly applied. "Extensive internal and international scientific studies have confirmed that neonicotinoids do not present a hazard to bees," Utz Klages, a spokesman for Bayer CropScience, said recently.
The National Farmers' Union said it was opposed to any ban on pesticides. Paul Chambers, NFU plant health adviser, said: "Banning pesticides using the precautionary principle is not based on good science. Pests and disease are the problems facing honeybees in the UK. The government needs to put more money into researching honeybee health."
The Department for the Environment, Food and Rural Affairs also attributed the decline in honeybee populations to a variety of factors. A Defra spokesman said: "There are no plans to ban pesticides."
Beekeepers worldwide have reported catastrophic losses of from 30% to 90% of their honeybee colonies during the last two years. Two-thirds of all major crops rely on pollination, mainly by honeybees.


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SET 1: Axilla > Sparkle, Divided Sky, Mound, Stash, The Horse[1] > Silent in the Morning, Poor Heart, Maze, I Didn't Know[2], Golgi Apparatus
SET 2: Llama, Punch You in the Eye, You Enjoy Myself, The Lizards, Big Ball Jam, Uncle Pen, Bouncing Around the Room > Run Like an Antelope[3], Hold Your Head Up > Cracklin' Rosie > Hold Your Head Up, Big Black Furry Creature from Mars
ENCORE: Sleeping Monkey, Amazing Grace
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I need some help getting a project that has sapi.h and sphelper.h to compile.
Its rather easy to see what i mean, just make a new project and add
#include <SAPI.h>
#include <sphelper.h>
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Monday, December 26, 2011
Book Review for "Java EE 6 with GlassFish Application Server"
I work with Enterprise Java a lot. I'm a support engineer working in the SOA workspace. This means I get regular exposure to web services, JMS, and other parts of the JEE stack. But here's the thing-- I almost always work with the same parts. For every part I usually work with (JMS, SOAP web services), there's at least one other part I don't work much with (JSF, RESTful web services, web-tier stuff.) So what's happened is I have become well versed in parts of the JEE stack, but have failed to keep up with the rest.
I chased the Enterprise Java rabbit all the way down the hole back in the J2EE 4 days. Quite a bit of what I learned then-- early EJBs, enterprise patterns, and so on-- is now thankfully useless. I knew there were lots of programming productivity-enhancers put in since JEE 6, but I just didn't want to take the time to read the internet again to once again become whole-stack proficient. So I picked up a copy of "Java EE 6 with GlassFish 3 Application Server" by David Heffelfinger.
I'd read David's work before, so I was expecting an easy to read book that contained plenty of minimal examples I could run and experiment with. I wasn't disappointed, this was exactly what I found.
The book divides the JEE stack into slices and explains each in turn. Each chapter contains several Maven-driven examples that can be easily compiled and quickly deployed. In this regard, the book does exceptionally well.
The first chapter is really basic-- downloading the tools you need, and a quick overview of GlassFish.
The second chapter covers Servlets. There are several basic examples that show web tier basics like extracting HTML form parameters, saving data in scope, and forwarding requests. There are also newer features like web-xml fragment processing, asynchronous processing (good for AJAX), filters and annotations instead of configuration. This chapter reminds me of an old book I learned a lot from, "Core Servlets and JavaServer Pages". Did you use that one? This chapter has the same ease of reading and practical applicability.
Chapter 3 was again a lot of basic web-tier stuff. JSP fragment includes, Custom Tag Libraries, Unified Expression Language, XML syntax and JSP syntax are covered. Reading this taught me a few new things, validated some of what I remembered.
Chapter 4 was about JSP's Standard Tag Library, including core features (i.e. iterator, looping, etc.), formatting (I18N with bundles), SQL, using XML JSTL (instead of JSP), and JSTL functions like split(), length(), toUpperCase(), etc.
Chapter 5 was the JPA chapter. I've done a little JPA work, so I'm not totally stuck in the Entity Bean era, but it was nice to have this chapter to outline modern Java persistence. In particular, the explanations of entity cardinality and the way to use annotations on your entity classes was well done.
Chapter 6 covered JSF, which was something I needed. I remembered the old Servlets and JSP way of doing things, but I haven't been in the web tier a lot since JSF came around. This chapter Explained tags, validation (including custom validation) and error messages. The explanations were easy to follow and very well done. I was especially happy to read the section on combining JPA and JSF, as it shows how sensible defaults connect the JSF page to a controller bean. Hurray, JEE can do a lot of wiring for you, using sensible defaults! (Once you understand what they are, it's easy to see how a few lines of code can accomplish a lot. But if you don't know what the conventions are, you'd have a hard time guessing what can be done for you by JEE!)
Chapter 7 was a JMS chapter. I work here a lot, so there weren't a lot of surprises for me. For those that don't work with JMS a lot, it'll be good.
Chapter 8 was about JEE security. As usual, well explained. (There seemed to be quite a bit of Glassfish specific stuff here, I wish that could have been reduced.)
Chapter 9 was the EJB chapter. Stateful, Stateless, MDBs, Singletons, Timers. Transactions (and how to have more than one transaction with UserTransaction). Easily understandable, modern EJBs make business logic fun.
Chapter 10 covered Contexts and Dependency Injection. Modern JEE servers are moving into the space traditionally inhabited by Spring, and this chapter explains how to use DI in a JEE container.
Chapter 11 covers Jax-WS web services. I spend plenty of time in this workspace, so I found most of it familiar. You can certainly find aspects of JEE that are not covered in this book (Jax-WS leaves quite a few nooks and crannies to explore), but this chapter covers the basics well.
Chapter 12 was about Jax-RS (REST web services). This is another chapter that illuminated an area I had experimented with in the past, enjoying mixed success. The 'convention over configuration' aspects are explained, which makes example Jax-RS snippets much easier to understand. This is one of the chapters I'm sure I'll refer to in the future.
There are also a couple of appendices, one on email in JEE and one on IDE usage.
The book's about a year old, but JEE 6 is still the current spec and will be on the upswing for quite a while. The book is very much relevant.
So, what's the final verdict? It's a doozy: This book will have a spot on my nearest bookshelf, because it is an excellent and easy to read reference for the whole JEE stack. What makes this remarkable is that I don't even use GlassFish! Ok, for this book I downloaded a copy and kept it right next to JBoss AS 7, my preferred JEE 6 container. It's a tribute to the JEE spec writers that I was able to run the majority of the sample applications with virtually no changes for the app server-- just compile via Maven, then plop the deployable artifact onto whichever server you want. (By the way, if you haven't used one of these new JEE servers yet, you're in for a small, fast surprise! Please try JBoss AS 7, you'll see what I mean.)
For coders like me-- those who don't spend a lot of time across the whole JEE stack-- I'd recommend this book as a quick way to be comfortable wherever you find yourself in the JEE stack.
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College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources help launch new national food awareness campaignUniversity of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa
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HONOLULU — In an effort to promote the importance of fruits and vegetables in our daily diet, beginning March 19, the Cooperative Extension Service Office of the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resources at UH Mānoa (CES-CTAHR), will help launch a national initiative, "Fruits & Veggies-More Matters," hosted by the Produce for Better Health Foundation (PBH) and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). CTAHR's Cooperative Extension Service will serve as the state program coordinator for the Hawaiʻi initiative.
"Fruits & Veggies-More Matters is designed to help Americans overcome common everyday barriers to eating fruits and vegetables," said Carissa Poon, CTAHR's Hawaiʻi Foods for Wellness Project Coordinator. "These include differing tastes within a family, not knowing how to prepare them or keep them fresh, or simply not liking them."
The new initiative promotes new daily consumption guidelines implemented by the National Fruit and Vegetable Program, formerly known as the 5 A Day for Better Health Program. Since 1991, the national 5 A Day for Better Health Program has been dedicated to promoting healthy eating through increased consumption of fruits and vegetables. While efforts raised awareness, public health recommendations were not met.
According to research, 50 percent of adult consumers know they need to eat five or more servings of fruits and vegetables per day, but more than 90 percent of all Americans do not eat the recommended amount.
The new guidelines included in the 2005 Dietary Guidelines for Americans recommends that people double the amount of fruits and vegetables that they consume. The recommendations range from five to 13 servings of fresh, frozen, canned, and dried fruits and vegetables, or 100 percent juices.
"In view of the new dietary guidelines increasing the recommended amount of fruits and vegetables, a new consumer message was needed to build on the increased awareness and move toward changing behavior," said Mary Kay Solera, CDC's Fruit and Vegetable Program Manager. "The program will leverage the 5 A Day heritage and success to further inspire and support consumers to eat more, showcasing the unrivaled combination of great taste, nutrition, abundant variety and various product forms."
Working closely with health experts at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, PBH conducted an in-depth analysis of existing programs focused on encouraging healthy eating and conducted original research to better assess consumer's needs. The visual identity of the Fruits & Veggies-More Matters brand was evaluated by a wide variety of consumers of varying ethnicities, income, geographic location and age.
The Hawaiʻi steering committee is comprised of representatives from the American Heart Association, Dole Foods, Honolulu Poi Company, UH Department of Human Nutrition, Food and Animal Sciences, the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) Farm Services Agency and the USDA Food and Nutrition Service. The committee will lead efforts to heighten public awareness and overcome barriers such as availability, convenience and cost. Members will also be recruiting others to join in a campaign to create environments that enable people to include fruits and vegetables at every eating occasion.
To learn more about the campaign, obtain free recipes, serving ideas and shopping advice, visit www.fruitsandveggiesmorematters.org.
For more information, visit: http://www.fruitsandveggiesmorematters.org


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Shady is a minor character in Grand Theft Auto 2 and a member of The Zaibatsu Corporation who is killed by protagonist Claude Speed on orders from Zaibatsu boss Trey Welsh for informing the police of Zaibatsu activities. He is lured into a police car by Speed who then drives him to a car crusher, with his body being crushed inside the car.
It is possible to finish the game without fulfilling the mission that Shady is killed.
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- Cop Car Crush! (killed)
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Hi, I have been set an assignment for university which involves me creating a "basic" applet using Java. I have been going at this for several hours now and can't seem to make any progress. The main problem is displaying the text which I type into the textfield within the applet. Here is the basic outlines for what I have to do, any help would be greatly appreciated:
Have a Textfield entry component which processes ActionEvents.
In the actionPerformed() the string must be placed into a character array.
The string must be displayed in the applet in the color blue. However to count down on plagarism, the following proviso holds: If the string typed in contains the last letter of your first name then that particular letter should always be displayed in red, and if the string contains the last letter of your surname then that letter should always be displayed in green.
This link shows an example of what I have to create: http://www2.docm.mmu.ac.uk/STAFF/K.Yates/assig/
Here is the code I have so far:
import java.awt.Graphics; import java.awt.event.ActionEvent; import java.awt.event.ActionListener; import javax.swing.JFrame; import javax.swing.JPanel; import javax.swing.JTextField; public class MainClass extends JPanel implements ActionListener { JTextField jtf = new JTextField(15); public MainClass() { add(jtf); jtf.addActionListener(this); } // Show text when user presses ENTER. public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent ae) { System.out.println(jtf.getText()); } public static void main(String[] args) { JFrame frame = new JFrame(); frame.getContentPane().add(new MainClass()); frame.setDefaultCloseOperation(JFrame.EXIT_ON_CLOSE); frame.setSize(200, 200); frame.setVisible(true); } }


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'8 in 48' Short Play Festival Set for Sept. 11
The Augustana College Theatre and The Great Plains Dramatist Exchange today announced the "8 in 48" Claire Donaldson Short Play Festival will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 11, at Augustana's Edith Mortenson Center. Admission is free.
Auditions will be held at 3 p.m. on Friday, Sept. 10, at the Edith Mortenson Center.
The 2010 "8 in 48" short play selections are:
- The Crying Club and Matt Directs Hamlet by Matt Fotis
- Tupperware by Jonathan Josephson
- Whatever I Want by Mark Harvey Levine
- Cry It Out by Jennifer Lankford Long
- Midlands by Jess Martin
- In Sex by Jeff Neuman
- Reboot by Matt Udvari
Founded in honor of the late Claire M. Donaldson, a 2000 graduate of Augustana and a passionate playwright, the Festival features eight previously unproduced 10-minute plays, as well as a selection from Donaldson's work. Since 2005, the Festival has raised funds to create a Claire Donaldson Scholarship. Carrie Sullivan, the first-ever scholarship recipient, will be introduced at this year's Festival.
"Claire's early passing was a great loss to the Augustana community. As a talented young artist, she now has a legacy and we are proud to be a part of this great effort that offers immediate staging opportunities for playwrights across the country," said Festival Director Julia Bennett.
"As a playwright, I know the importance of presenting your work to an audience. This opportunity goes a step further to involve directors and actors in an intensive, collaborative experience," said Heidi S. Meyer, an Augustana alumna and Play Selection Coordinator.
Following this year's Festival, an alumni reunion performance of Brand Name Improv, Augustana's house improvisation troupe, will be featured and Festival awards will be announced.
Kelly Sprecher
Director of Communications & Media Relations


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The Kentucky Wonder beans are canned, the garlic dried and put up, the potatoes are keeping well, and the tomatoes are ready for canning.
This leaves me with the okra and what a job it has turned into. I am not one to waste the bounty of the garden I have worked so hard to have what with the drought and hot weather, so the okra must not be wasted. It has become somewhat comical, though, when I go up to a neighbor's house with a bag of the fresh okra to give away. They have got to where they won't answer the door. I guess they are as tired of the okra as I am. I have pickled it, stewed it, fried it, boiled it, and have taken to eating it raw if it is small and tender. I wish it would stop bearing, but it won't. You can literally see it grow. Like any weed, it loves chicken manure. If anyone wants a mess, they can come and get it, please.
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So you've probably seen some of the cool things this little cutter can do, right? You've seen my quick flower onesies…
The winner is….Jessie!
So you've probably seen some of the cool things this little cutter can do, right? You've seen my quick flower onesies…
The winner is….Jessie!
Love the Rose of Sharon one!
I love the flower ones!
I love the holiday ones!
*just* one?! If only one, I'd have to choose the hearts.
I like the cardinal!
Flowers! Flowers! I love any of the flower ones! =) Thanks for the giveaway!
i'm thinking the half square die would be pretty snazzy!
Fun giveaway!!! I am in LOVE with the "Rag Flower & Circle" because it is so versatile! Thanks!
The hexagons would be super fun.
I love Birds…
Thanks for this giveaway! 🙂
I love the quilt dies!
Thank you for this giveaway
I' am from holland and that's why i choose and love the Tulp one.
I hoop that my writing and grammer is okay, if not i'm sorry.
Greetings from Holland
I think the ones with the clothes for snowmen would be great fun in the holiday season.
This is a great give away. Thank you.
being from the northern parts of scandinavia I am in love with the reindeer one <3
thanks for a fantastic giveaway!
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i love the little ladybug softie!!! it would be perfect for my little daughter…
what a great giveaway!!!
thanks so much for your amazing ideas!
Lovely projects you have created with it! 🙂
So many great ones that I would find it hard to choose but I would prob choose the hexies, diamonds or circles. Things that are otherwise a pain to cut
I love flower!! 🙂 but all is so cute 🙂
I would love the critters dies… especially because of the butterfly…. love my butterflies!
The GO! Critters are just lovely!
This would make life soooo much easier! Think of all the quilts I could make =)
rachael (at) jangles (dot) com (dot) au
i love flower onesies 🙂
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I like the rag heart and star die 🙂
Consider me boring but I'd go for the Value Die. Being new to quilting and lots of cutting, haha, I'd appreciate the variety. (Although that snowflake is incredibly cute!)
i love de birdies.
oooh i would go the tumbler die…i've seen so many things done in blogland with this one! loopa88(at)hotmail(dot)com
I love what you've done with the flower die! Thanks!
I love the hearts!! Would be perfect for my 3 little girls.
Anything holiday! Have to give you a shout out that I just love your blog and the cute things you make for your girls. Where were you 19 years ago when my daughter was born? lol Even though my kids are older I have learned so much from making my own patterns from my favorite shirts.
I would love to get my hands on the Dresden plates die. I have wanted to make one for sooo long and my first two attempts are sorely lacking. 🙂
I like the Apple Core die 🙂 I'd love to make a quilt using it, like the one in the free patterns!
My fave is the funky flower one~!
This would be so fun – I think the circle die would be the best.
I loves the 2.5 strips dies 🙂
I would love one of these! I like the stars and flowers. From NC.
I like the gingham dog best, but one of the geometric shapes would be more practical! 🙂
Reindeers forever! That's my definite choice! Greetings from hot hot Italy,
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It a tie between the circles and the drunkards path! Great giveaway! Thanks!
Fun! I love the snowflakes. [email protected]
I love the birdies and pumpkins! I see so many applique projects in my future!!
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My favorite dies would be the HST and QST. It would make my life so much easier. Lolthanks for the chance to win a baby! 🙂
Just one die?? I think the hexie one would be great to have — thanks for the chance to win. Not sure if "Canadian" readers can enter though but just in case we can :)!! JoAnn
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Thanks for this great giveaway. I love anything with flowers–hard to choose just one 🙂
mattvaleiler at gmail dot com
Oh the funky flowers …. or the round flower … oh and the stems and leaves would be good too.
lilpipdesigns (at) gmail (dot) com
Think I'm torn between the Rose of Sharon and the Round Flower. Both seem really versitile when crafting in general, not just quilting! Thanks for the great giveaway! ms_sunshyne at yahoo dot com
I love the Rose of Sharon, this would be a HUGE time saver. I loved your lady bug!
I wouldd get a strip cutter! That would be pretty versatile! Thanks for the giveaway!
kaleighrider {at} gmail {dot} com
birdies!!!! xx
I love them all but I especially love the birds. How exciting for a change to win this machine.
Love, love, love the flowers!! Niki
I would probably have to say I love the Roses of Sharon
jbuxton09(at)gmail dot com
So cool! I loved the snowflakes. Who am I kidding? The holiday dies make me want t start the holiday crafting NOW!
Thanks for having such a cool giveaway.
jcnemom at hotmail dot com
Snowflakes or Reindeer! I would never have the patience (or skill) to cut those by hand.
Oh so hard, but for fun I'd go the Holiday Medley! Thanks Jess 🙂
I like the Fun Flower one…can imagine a lot of fun projects with this!
Klineca AT gmail DOT com
Any of the flowers are some of my favorites.
I would love to win one! I think the snowflake is my favorite. Thanks for the great giveaway!
I love the reindeer! I hadn't seen that one before. But I think my favorite would be the square one, to help with patchwork. Great giveaway!
I agree with the previous commenter who says "just one?" LOL!
But, I think the one I would put at the top of my list would be Hexagons because I have a quilt I'd like to try and do with that shape.
With that said, though, there are *so* many I could use for quilting!
wish2adopt at hotmail dot com
Ooooh I think I would have to say the 2.5″ strip die, so useful for quilts and binding! thanks for the giveaway
I heart strip cutter and critters
The birds win me over!! And I've got a new granddaughter in Nov. so I hope I win this!! Thanks!!
I have been wanting one of these really really badly!!
my three favorite dies are GO! Birds, Go! Circle, and GO! Critters
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So many nice ones! I'd love the equilateral triangles and apple core for making quilts, I'm so bad with scissors I never make anything challenging. I also adore the birds! So sweet!
Here's my e-mail: jenny-niemela (miaow-insert-cattail) gmail.com
I like the birdies!!
I think the flower die is sooooo cute!
If I could pick only one, it would probably be the pumpkins. I'm definitely in fall/Halloween mode!
the baby alphabet is my fave
Oh, I SO want one of these after seeing your earlier post! I would love the Rose of Sharon die for making felt hair clips!
I like the Go! Birds & Go! Critters… I think you could do a lot with either of them! – Jenny
I'm torn between the fall and holiday medley. Both would be so handy this time of the year.
I love the birdies!
I've been looking for a way to make cutting out flowers easier. My scissor skills aren't that great. I really like the Rose of Sharon.
Love the circle one because I am horrible at cutting out circles and I can use them for so many different projects!
I would really get some mileage out of this tool. My faces are
And round flower.
The daisy. No, the birdies. No, the circles…. Oh! The rose of sharon!
So awesome! 🙂 I love the Holiday Medley die!
Good luck everyone!
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I love the perfect circles!! So handy. The flowers are a close second.
I would want the circles first, I hate cutting out circles!
I love the hexies or the circles…. I can't decide!! I hope I win!! THANKs for the giveaway!
It's hard to choose just one. Probably the Rose of Sharon I would get the most use out of, or the strip cutter.
I love the christmas dies! i love snowflakes!
nmtramonte at gmail dot com
Pick me! Pick me! I love the tumbler die! I've seen lots of cool patterns made with that shape that I'd love to try. Thanks for the chance.
So hard to choose just one! I love the funky flowers, but I also love the pumpkin one too.. I can see so many cute projects made out of both of them!
I think the diamonds! I love Lone Star quilts, and I'd love to make one, also, I was thinking I could use it to make an argyle style quilt!
I love the Holiday Medley and the Round Flower. 🙂
I love the snowflake and pumpkins and flowers and circles! Too many cute ones to choose just one!
flowers! always flowers!
sisujones (at) yahoo (dot) com
I think the reindeer would be perfect for Christmas gifts for teachers, appliquéd on shirts or on kitchen towels.
I love the simple circles die–it would greatly speed up making singed flowers!
Love the hexagons! I'm working on a hex quilt top and cutting the pieces is such a hassle!
I would love to get my hands on the Dresden plates. It would aid me to made some beautiful quilts.
Love the birds!
Hearts and Birdies and Reindeers oh my! Lurv them all 🙂 H
yukonheath (at) yahoo (dot) ca
I LOVE the birdies one, too cute! And I could put this to good use on some onesies… 🙂
sbjmorgan – at – gmail (dot) com
I love the "critters" set. Could do so many cute projects with those. Thanks for the give away!
I just love the calico cat set! What a fun giveaway!!!
I am in love with the little birdies…would be so cute for a baby girl quilt! Thanks for the great givaway!
I am partial to the birdies, but I NEED this for my fall garland…so the fall medley dies would be crucial!
I love reindeer!!
sara.c.tomas [at] gmail [dot] com
I love the birdies and the round flower set! Fun stuff!
I would really love to win this and a heart die. My daughters room has lots of hearts in it and this would only help fuel her obssesion!
think i would go for the rose of sharon die or just a basic circle one. love your projects….would love one of these "babys"! 😉
I'd like to have the pretty flowers or hearts or other fun shape, but honestly I just want the basic squares! I would LOVE to be able to quickly make straight, even squares/triangles without wasting all my fabric!
There are so many!! I love the stems and leaves, I can think of so many things I'd love to do with that one. Rose of Sharon is lovely too! The hairclips you make are super cute 🙂
Thanks xx
I love the critters and the pumpkins! Thanks for the chance to win!
If I had to pick just one it would be the Rose of Sharon.
I love the Go! Dove Die – so cute!
I love the birds. Thanks for the giveaway!
I LOVE THE BOWS!!! Mine never turn out that cute! [email protected]
I really love the Go Daisy! Of course, I've always wanted to try a tumbler quilt 🙂
Okay the flower one that you used for the hair clips is definitely an must have!! The heart on they have in their product photo is pretty awesome too!
I love the rose of sharon pattern! Thanks for the fun giveaway! letsmakeitours at gmail dot com
I guess I'm boring – I'd really love some 2 1/2″ squares. It would make my patchwork cutting so much easier!
Oh WOW! I adore the bird die it is too cute! Thanks so much for the fantastic giveaway!
The Fall Medley is cute and would make some great fall decorations!
I love the hearts!!!
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I really like the tumbler shape.
Oh, I want this so bad and the dies that I want are sunbonnet sue and overall sam and the flowers! Oh, how I love flowers! My grandma and her sisters-in-law use to hand stitch sunbonnet sue quilts and they are my favorite. I don't have one though because my mom will not let anyone have any of them! To be able to make one of my own would be awesome!
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I love the tumbler.
heidikittelson (at) gmail (dot) com
I think the Fall Medley is awesome, I'd love to make a bunch of crafts with that.
I love the flower one!
Can I say I love them all!!! If I had to pick it would be the funky flowers…for thet time being that is.
Anything intricate that is hard to cut out!! How fun. I love the cute birds!! Thanks for a great giveaway!
i'd get the alphabet and circles…. one of these days i'm bound to win since i enter EVERY single gobaby contest 😉
I love the flowers! It would make adorning my daughter's clothes so much fun! 🙂
My email address is linked to my blogger account.
I'd have to buy the Sunbonnet Sue one first. I have been wanting to make an updated version of a Sunbonnet Sue quilt (think Sue meets Project Runway) for so long and just haven't been able to convince myself to cut out all of the pieces!
Thanks for the giveaway!
I love the rag flower and circle. so cute!!
Hearts, stars, circles, critters…I can't choose just one, or three for that matter! I would love to have one of these babies!!
I'm dying to dry this Baby out!! (hehe) The Rose of Sharon die set looks like lots of fun, as do the pumpkins!!
I love the tumblers…the little storage cup is a must do! dwfillmore(at)gmail(dot)com
I love the Go!Birds 🙂
I love the holiday ones!
janiebt at gmail dot com
Rose of Sharon cutter is one I'd really like to use. Have a happy Friday!
I love the holiday medley! They're all great, though!
What a great giveaway! I love their circle dies…I can't ever seem to cut a perfect circle.
sweetie926 (at) hotmail (dot) com
It was hard to pick just one but in the end I liked the Go Critters die the best.
Rose of Sharon and the apple core. Love, love, love!!
Only one! I would pick Holiday Medley: need to get Christmas quilts done.
I'd love the circle die. I'm getting ready to make a baby quilt with circles. Thank you for the generous giveaway. I hope I win!
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Whoops! Not trying for an extra entry, but I forgot my email.
I love the fall medley!
I figure if i enter into enough of these i will eventually, win…right? I would love the quarter square die, I have a number of baby quilts to make –5 due between now and december– plus one for me!
The apple core one – I love how it looks so much harder than it is (unless you cut those out by hand in which case it would NOT be easier) so I really need this so I can make one, m'kay?
What a giveaway! I'm crossing my fingers and toes on this one. My favorite pattern was the Go Feathers under the applique section.
Thanks, Becky
I love the flowers! Thank you!
I'd LOVE one of these!I know this is boring but I love just the basic shape dies! I've got so many projects I want to do with basic shapes and this would be awesome to have! thanks for the giveaway
I love, love, love this! My favorite Go! Baby die is: Studio Moon & Star.
Yay! Yay!
I love the birds!!! So cute and you can use it for so many things.
My favorites are the birdies – they would be so cute appliqued to everything – baby shirts, skirts, bags (Put a bird on it!).
The flowers hands down, LOVE them and want one!!
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Awesome! I love the Rose of Sharon by Sharon Pederson die. Sooo adorable! iwuflutegurl (at) gmail (dot) com
Love the critters die!
I LOVE your blog and would LOVE to win the Go! Baby 🙂 I like the Rose of Sharon… It looks like it has some fun shapes!
I love the funky flowers! britbennion(at)gmail(dot)com
Ooh! I'd love one of those babies! My favorite die is the circles- I can never cut those perfect with a rotary or scissors! Thanks for the chance to win!
I would love the stars or the hexagons!
The birdies. No, the critters. Or maybe the funky flowers… Oh, I can't choose just one, they are all too cute!
I'd love to try the half square triangle – it would sure make my life easier!
I absolutely love the Fall Medley die!
I love the snowflake!!! And the birds…. hard to decide! LOL
I would have to say probably the critters.
I love so many of them. But, our baby will be here in December and I SO badly want to make him his own rag quilt and we have little room for that kind of thing. SO, I'd have to go with the rag quilt die for now.
I love so many of them. But, our baby will be here in December and I SO badly want to make him his own rag quilt and we have little room for that kind of thing. SO, I'd have to go with the rag quilt die for now.
I love so many of them. But, our baby will be here in December and I SO badly want to make him his own rag quilt and we have little room for that kind of thing. SO, I'd have to go with the rag quilt die for now.
I love so many of them. But, our baby will be here in December and I SO badly want to make him his own rag quilt and we have little room for that kind of thing. SO, I'd have to go with the rag quilt die for now.
I love so many of them. But, our baby will be here in December and I SO badly want to make him his own rag quilt and we have little room for that kind of thing. SO, I'd have to go with the rag quilt die for now.
I love so many of them. But, our baby will be here in December and I SO badly want to make him his own rag quilt and we have little room for that kind of thing. SO, I'd have to go with the rag quilt die for now.
I love so many of them. But, our baby will be here in December and I SO badly want to make him his own rag quilt and we have little room for that kind of thing. SO, I'd have to go with the rag quilt die for now.
I love the Flowers!!!!
I REALLY Love the flower shapes. I would put flowers on all my girls plain clothing!!
The rose of sharon is my favorite. Thanks so much for the giveaway!
Oh the birdies!!!
jrhawke at yahoo. com
my favorite GO! baby die is the GO! Rose of Sharon by Sharon Pederson
I'd go for those sweet flowers! Thank you for your fabouolous fiveaway!!
I love the sweet little bird! 🙂
Love the birdies! shannonsnailathotmaildotcom
I love several of them but I know I would have to get the flower one you've been using for some cute hair clips for my little girl. I also like the snowflakes.
I like the birdies too.
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I like the heart & star, as I am incapable of drawing or cutting an even star.
I keep thinking if I enter enough of these darn giveaways I might just win! I would love the tumbler die or the circles!
It has to be the birds! I am all about the birds right now.
I'd like to try the hexagon die for sure!
katie.muirhead at gmail dot com
My daughter is Robyn, so it would have to be the birds! ebrussell(at)yahoo(dot)com
So many to choose from, but I think the half squares and the alphabet dies would get a lot of use!
The Rose of sharon!
I would love to get the circle die. I just made a project that needed almost a hundred fabric circles…the Go Cutter would have made it so much faster 🙂
Winding ways looks awesome! Love it!
Mmmm – Rose of Sharon is awesome!
There are many favourites but I really like the birds and the hearts and also the tumbler die.
The Birds are on my fave list!
It's a toss-up between Rose of Sharon and Round Flower. So cute! (My email address is on the Contact Me page of my blog)
I like the sleigh and snowflakes. adorable!
Thanks for hosting this giveaway!! I love the birds die…but the circles would be so practical…sure hope I get to decide between them!!
I LOVE the daisy die!
I love the flowers on that onesie! So cute.
I love tulips. That die makes me smile. I would probably use alphabet letters and geometrics (hexagon!) most. Thanks for the giveaway 🙂
love the critters!
I would love a chance to win this
I love flower power!
i just love the flowers and your blog is awesome
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I forgot to add I love the diamonds die
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Ooo decisions, decisions! I would choose the rose of sharon because I am hopeless at cutting flower shapes!
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i love the birdies!!!!! sooo cute!!! i would put them on everything i thik!!
shutterbugames [at] gmail [dot] com
Love. Want. Need!
Alpha Baby Letters
Go! Funky Flowers
Go! Tulip
Go! Daisy
So many to love!
I love the Go! Daisy ones. Thanks for doing this giveaway; ever since you mentioned yours I've been dying to have one! I hope I win!
Love the Go! Birds.
Flowers, Flowers, and more Flowers!
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The birdies are my favorite!! They are so cute 🙂
I love the funky flowers, but since I'm totally challenged in the straight line and circle departments….too many great dies to chose from – strips would be great. But I think in the end it'd be circles, because I can never get those cut out evenly!
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Hi, thanks so much for hosting this contest, yay! I would love to play with the birds, the rose of Sharon and the cirlces! The Hexes are fun too, aahh there's too many!
i love the apple core ones!!!!!
I love the flowers too so I can make cute hair clips and onesies like yours. So cute.
I love the snowflakes!
I love the Go! Birds die. Really cute!
Oh fun. I am boring though and really want the 2′ strip cutter.
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I love the fall one as well as alpha baby. This looks like such a fun product.
I love the forget-me-nots, but if I won I'd probably be practical and get the circles, squares, or triangles. Thanks for the chance to win. 🙂
love the Birds!
The birdies are the cutest!
I love the tumbler design,its really cute! [email protected]
probably the circle one, although I do love them all! But the circles seem to be so useful and so difficukt to do freehand!
What a great giveaway! I love those little birdies, but I think I'd have to go for some plain ol' circles, since I am hopeless at cutting them out. And I am in the process of making a doll quilt right now… would have been much easier with this! 🙂
Love to win this.. I like the doggy and any of the triangles.
definitely circles, i can't cut a good circle to save myself!. i think it would save lots of time and angst!.
The strip cutters would be absolutely useful for making binding and log cabin quilts.
I would go with the holiday one or maybe circles? or?
I like the funky flowers and the critters. Thanks for the chance to win. Georgineb1 at gmail dot com
Well my fav is the cirlces!! Bc i have yet to be able to cut an even one myself!!!
Oh my, I want one of these so bad! My favorite is the Studio Owl (Jumbo)!
I heart hearts! [email protected]
I love the GO! Sunbonnet Sue, it would look great on a skirt. BTW your Go! Baby die link isn't working, it takes you to a not found page.
I LOVE the Holiday Accessories set that make the cute snowmen! I would love to have one of these cutters! They look like so much fun!
sheryl at brentandsheryl dot com
I have had one of these on my wishlist forever! I love the birdies 🙂
My favorite is the Go! Critters. So cute!
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I'm in the mood for the holiday's and some cooler weather so I have to say the raindeer made be happy! Thanks for your daily dose of inspiration!
I like the tumbler one if it's just one – but I do like the squares & strip cutter also.
I like the flowers but it would be so practical if I got the 2.5 inch strip die for making bias tape/quilt binding/quilt pieces/etc. emmillee(AT)gmail(dot)com
I love them all, but I think the strip cutter is my favorite.
jonahbrooke225 (at) gmail.com
Funky flowers! wendyrickpic at comcast.net
the little birds & the sheep in the Lullabye set are too cute – but honestly, the thing i could use the most is triangles. i somehow mess them up every time…
If I had to pick one it would be circles! So time consuming to cut by hand and no way to do with with a rotary cutter. I have a million ideas for circles! Thanks
I would love, love, love to be a proud owner of the Go! baby!! I am totally in love with the Go! Daisy pattern – I could do so many cool things with it!!
brittwoytko {at} gmail {dot} com
I love the quilt dies
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Love the birds! And the rose of sharon grouping-and so many others!
I can't decide between the Go! Pumpkins and the Go! Birds. 🙂
mseaber (at) gmail (dot) com
Love the Gingham dog! Thanks for the chance to win!
LauraL444 at yahoo dot com
Love the flowers
I love the reindeer one!!! So cute!!!
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I love the Rose of Sharon :)Thank you for the chance to win this!
I think I like the Sunbonnet Sue pattern the best. It would make a really cute quilt for my daughter!
I love the Rose of Sharon die, but the Go! Bird is super cute too!
would loove to have this cutter…i like flower shapes…thank u
Oh man! Please let me win! I like the flower shape that you used!
Today I like the circle best.
I love the Go baby round flower! I could use it so many places!
i love the birdies!
twrightgirl at hotmail.com
I love the hexagon die…I'd love to make a hexagon quilt!
It is a tie for me between the apple core and the fall collection, but so many of them are adorable! My email is chloecuncuneo(at)gmail(dot)com 🙂
Tumbler and Flower, I have never been good at picking one of anything LOL!
Birdies are the cutest!
I'm boring, I know, but I like the 2″ square one. I hate cutting 2″ squares!! 🙂
I love the birdies and critters, so cute!
Oh for sure the reindeer.. I heart reindeer 🙂
SO many cute options. I guess I'd pick the Fall Medley as my favorite.
I love the reindeer one just because I do more crafting at Christmas than any other time of the year and I love reindeer with fancy antlers:) [email protected]
I think the funky flowers are adorable.
love the flower x
If I had to chose just one, it would be Sunbonnet Sue!
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Love the flowers!
Gosh, I'd have to say the Go! Birds. Thank you for such great posts and for having fun giveaways. Thank you to Go! Baby, too.
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p.s. I posted a comment once, but my internet froze on me, so I'm posting again. I checked to make sure that I didn't post twice, but if it does show up two times – I'm sorry!
I like the rose of sharon or the round flower.
Thanks for the chance to win. I would love a hexagon die because I am going to make a grandmother's flower garden quilt and that would be such a timesaver. GoBaby rules!!
I love the Go!Critters. I could find many uses for this!
I LOVE the tumbler! (and the apple core!)
Thanks for the giveaway!!
So many to choose from! I think if I had to choose one it would either be the rose of Sharon or the fall medley. I'd have to think about it for a while 😛
I would pick hexi.
I think the gingham dog is adorable!!
I love the birdies!
I will have to go with the drunkards path. I have been wanting to make one of these for a whilr and I know the cutting has to be more precise than I can manage with out a go baby.
The Go Birds are adorable!!!! I'd LOVE one of these.
I would love to win one of these and I would start with the Go! Rose of Sharon die. (But it is very hard to choose just one!)
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love the bat and cat one! perfect for halloween!
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Oooo…I have been wanting a Go Cutter SO BADLY! And those Bird dies are calling my name. Adorable!
go airplanes! shelbywellard at hotmail dot com
I would choose the Rose of Sharon die. Thanks!
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The birdies! I can envision lots and lots of uses for it! hrobbins422 at yahoo dot com
Definitely, GO Birds! Great giveaway!! Thanks for the chance.
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I love the little doggies! The reindeer rocks too!
I just have to say, your blog has seriously inspired me ever since I discovered it a few weeks ago. Now if I could just find the time to make everything I've pinned on Pinterest and thought up in my head!!! You ability to get things done amazes me. Anyways, if I had to choose just one Go! Baby die, I'd choose the Rose of Sharon. But if I won three, I'd also get the hexagon and the tumbler dies! So much fun, so many ideas… I hope I win!!
I love the apple core and tumbler!
what a great giveaway!! I love this little thing! I love the heart and bidies! But I think the circle would be super useful too – since I have a yo-yo obsession…
Thats a tough one! I would sue the Circles and 5″square and strips the most, but I love the funky flowers!
Critters are super cute! I have two little girls that would look so cute with those on different outfits. I am learning how to make sun hats for my girls and those would look so cute.
I'm a little boring, but I like just the basic circles. You could do so much to embellish those perfect little circles! sorainima (at) gmail (dot) com
I love flower… I love bird!
Definitely the birdie one, everything is better with a bird on it! I hope I win! codi(dot)kaji(at)gmail(dot)com
I would choose the Go-square 5″ because I seriously suck at cutting squares!
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I like the Go! Critter.
i love the flower and the birds…they look perfect when cut out that way…..great giveaway. thank you.
i love the go! birds. 🙂
I love the birdies or the Gingham dog!! They are too cute.
I like the Birds!
I love the Rose of Sharon!
Please pick me! Thanks!
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I love the flowers and the owls. Thank you for the giveaway.
Oh my I would die to win this!! I love the birds! They would be adorable to hang in my sis-in-laws shop window!
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I love the Birds!
Pah-LEEEESE let me win this! I NEED it in a BAD WAY!!! I love the tumbler die too, that tumbler quilt has been on my to do list for over 4 years…someday!
Definitely circles. What a fantastic giveaway! Thanks for the chance to win.
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I forgot my email address valsum at hotmail.com
I'm a polka dot gal – and thanks for the chance!
Love the birds and the dog ones. I wish they had trains!
It would have to be the Calico cat! My two nieces would have cats in every colour of the rainbow then!
To start with I would get the simple rag square one. I would love to make a warm snuggly rag quilt for the cold winter nights with my family.
Emily, dusktym at yahoo dot com
Oh I can't resist flowers! The flower dye is my fave! [email protected]
Love the little birds!
Love the little birds!!
Oh, I sew need to win this!!! You are sew awesome for having this Give Away!! I Love the Holiday ones~
Thank~You so much!!!
Have a Great Week End!
Would love to have the new ribbon die!
I wouldn't mind a free cutting tool! Set me up with the reindeer die, s'il vous plait.
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Wow, that's not easy to narrow down my favorite! I guess the birds!
Love the Go Reindeer! Too fun!
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Oh wow! What an awesome giveaway!! Definitely love the Birds (how cute for tees for my girlies) and I love the Rose of Sharon too!
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So many wonderful dies to choose from! I'm loving the Gingham dog and the birds at the moment.
I like the Birdies one, but I bet the circles would come in handy for a lot of stuff.
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I love love love those birdies! Oh, the crafting I could do…
I love the Rose of Sharon! Hope I win!
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I love the rose of sharon die! I like the idea of the hairclip!
This is Phyllis checking in with her favorites of the dies. I have fallen in love with the 2 1/2″ strip quilts so that is a favorite but I also love the tumbler and the apple core. Thanks for a wonderful blog.
sewok (aka Phyllis)
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My kids have been really interested in planes lately so the planes one would be great!
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Oh I would love this….the flower and tumbler blocks are my favorite!!! You gave so many good ideas.
My favorite is the Go Birds. So cute!!
Circles and triangles would be my first picks…things I hate to cut out by hand!
Wow. I didn't know they had so many! Good to know, so thanks for making me go to their website. 😛
So call me boring, but I'm going with the circles. I can't cut a circle to save my life, and there are lots of circle-y quilts I want to make.
The rose of sharon would be very helpful in making flowers for headbands and clips for my two little girls!
I would love the tumbler die and the rose of sharon, if I could have two, tee hee. Wonderful giveaway! Thanks so much.
I would soooo love to win one of these! My favorite Go! Baby die was Drunkard's path, until I saw Mel's Tumbler block storage thingy. How can you choose a favorite among so many great options!
The onsie is so cute! I think I'd go with the value die. Make it stretch, do as much as possible!
There are so many cute ones, I like the go critters and the sparkle snow flakes the best though!
Since I have two boys I would choose the airplanes- they are so adorable! Thanks for an awesome giveaway!
I am totally a go go for the Go!Fall Medley. Lol, its my favorite time of year. [email protected].
Thanks for the giveaway
While there are a ton of cute dies, I have to say my favorite is the three heart.
Thanks for the chance.
I love the birdies!!!
I sooo want one of these! My favorite die is the Cardinal. Those awesome red birds are my Christmas collectible and I would LOVE to add a homemade quilt or other project with cardinals. Okay, now I need it. 😉
My favorite is the birds. 🙂
These are so cute! I love the Go! Round Flower die. I bet I could make some super adorable flower barrettes and headbands and pins with that 😀
I would love the Tumbler die, to make a stuffed baby toy. cummingsnc at gmail dot com
I love the cat and bat. My daughter would love a cute Halloween item with these.
I LOVE the Birdies! Such a cute aand easy applique with SO many possibilities!
By the way… I just love your blog.
my email address is steph-bsb(at)prodigy(dot)net.
Too many to choose from. Ummmm..I think…I know I picked flower.
It's so hard! There's so many I like – but I'll say that my favorite is the Go! Daisy. I could make a million different embellishments (headbands, barrettes, appliques…). My email address is
I'd love the 4″ finished triangles. It's a pain cutting those out!
My favorite is Sparkle Snowflakes!
I heart the Go! Critters. So cute! But I'd have fun with any of them.
Its a tough choice between the birdies and the flowers…love them all though!
Love, love, love the birdies! I could do so much with them. I make gifts for family and friends including pillows and small quilts. This would certainly give my gifts a professional look.
Oh! Sunbonnet Sue, for sure! Reminds me of my childhood, and some really sweet wallpaper I once had.
I love the 4″ HST! What a great invention!
Love the birds. I make lots of decorated onesies and this fabric cutting machine would be awesome! Thanks for hosting this giveaway!
Love the Sunbonnet Sue and Overall Sam. Takes me back to my childhood.
oh my goodness! Those birdies are to DIE for (heheh)
I love the critters one. I have a little girl who loves butteflies.
I'm pretty sure every time I've entered a giveaway for one of these my favorite die has changed! 🙂 I think right now it's the tumbler. I'm definitely a fan of some of the stuff you've done with the flower die though!
I love the Flowers! Your onesie is so inspiring! I hope to do something similar.. Thanks for all your posts, love to have that "Creativity Minute" every day… So great!
BIRD! and Reindeer! wow! 🙂
I love the Halloween ones and the cat and dog.
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Very hard to pick just one.. but i guess strips.. easy bias tape, binding, string quilt yay!!
I would pick the circles – I just think I could use them for so many projects and circles are hard to cut out. I actually have a few in mind already to use it on!
I love the Go Birds the best!
I heart the GO! Half Square-3″ Finished Triangle… I have a quilt in my head that would come together much easier with this little gem!
Oh I <3 the pumpkins! Great for halloween or thanksgiving! I can't wait for fall! Thanks!!! jennalynnsews (at) yahoo.com
Definately flower power is what I would choose!
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I think that the critter die (with the dragonfly, butterfly and bee is super cute!
I think my favorite die would be the squares. That way I could make some really fast scrap quilts from the enormous amount of scraps I have!
I would love to get a hexagon die. What a fun giveaway.
Oh, I love the Rose of Sharon, the Calico Cat and the Gingham Dog too ! They are my favourites now. Thanks for the great giveaway !
I LOVE the flowers. I could do so much with those.
I have to pick just ONE?? LOL It is so hard to do! They have so many great ones out there! I love the birds and the critters and the fall medley ones! 🙂 My list can go on forever if you let me! 🙂 Thanks for the chance to win one!
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I think I would get the rag flower & circle one, but it would be hard to stop =)
katyhornbeck at gmail dot com
Most definitely the birdies!
Thanks for the giveaway.
I love the GO! BIRDS.
I'd get the one that says BABY, I think. Or the tumblers.
Yay! I adore the airplane one. I think vintage airplanes will be my little boy's next room theme. Also, I adore the lullaby one. My little one's room is done in all lambs right now, so that would have been perfect for him. My email address is [email protected]
I like the funky flowers… except I just noticed that they now have rag flowers too! How fun!
I would love a chance to win!! I would love to do an argyle quilt someday, those diamonds would be so much easier to cut out with the Go! Baby Accu Quilt 🙂
Hi! I like the birdies one. 🙂
I love the birdies.
Great giveaway. I have 2 boys, The Go!Airplanes would make me the best mum ever in there eyes 🙂
I adore the tumbler dies!
I have really been wanting to make a tumbler quilt.
I think I would have to pick the birdies they are just too cute!
I'm eyeing off the Reindeer die – imagine cutting it out & sticking them onto plain card – such groovy Xmas cards!
The birds are definitely my favorite!
I like the snowflake and the flower best!
i love sunbonnet sue! such a classic.
I totally want the tumbler die too 🙂 So many fun possibilities!!! Thanks for the chance to win 🙂
I just love the birds….they are just too cute!!
I love the 8-point star and the hearts. Very Scandinavian!
thanks for the giveaway!
I love the Go! Gingham dog it's my daughters favorite animal!
I am torn between the 2.5 inch strips and 5 inch squares. The possibilities are endless!
love the fall medley
I big puffy heart the holidays ones!!!
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I think I'd be torn to choose a favorite between the Critters and the Lullaby. Thanks for the giveaway! I love to see new posts from you!
I had such a hard time choosing just one… but my favorite is the Fun Flower! So cute!
I LOVE the reindeer one 🙂
Oh my goodness! I am in LOVE with Sunbonnet Sue and Overall Sam!!! Ridiculously cute!
I love the critter one. They are so cute, it reminds me of my daughters room.
My fav is the puppy dog!
I love the Rose of Sharon and Go!Birds. Both would make like simpler if I had a machine to cut 🙂
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LOVE Sun bonnet sue!
I really love the birdie die and would just LOVE this machine!
Oh my goodness! I would say it's a toss up between the hexagons and the tumblers. Thanks!
I love the 2.5 inch strip die!!!
I love the Go! Birds. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
simplythriftymom at gmail dot com
I like the hexagon dies.
I love the Go! Birds. Thanks for the opportunity to win.
simplythriftymom at gmail dot com
my favorite is the fall melody
I love the flower one
I think I would get the most use out of the circle ones.
GO! Airplanes! I would die for that die (no pun intended :o)). My boys are obsessed with airplanes.
This is one awesome little toy and I totally want one!! Especially the circles or squares (I know, I'm boring, I just like simplicity). Thanks for this chance.
The tumbler die, I've always wanted to make a tumbler quilt and this would make it SO much faster! Kalluah19(at)aol(dot)com
love the stars! thanks for the chance at the giveaway!
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I ADORE the tulip! So sweet!! 🙂
I have seen many projects on blogs that use the tumbler die and love them. I would have to say that die is my favourite at the moment.
This has been on my wishlist for ages…
I love the GO! Apple Core… So cute.
The Rose of Sharon or Round flower!
oh I love the tumbler or the apple core ones the best!
I really like the pumpkins. With halloween coming up these would look so cute on a shirt for my daughter.
I love a bunch of them, but the Go! Round Flower is so cute!
I know this sounds lame but I love the circle! Ah to be able to cut a perfect circle..what bliss:-) LOL!
I have 3 girls and they love the critters! They would come in super handy for all sorts of cuteness! Don't know if my blogger account is set up for emails so here it is: [email protected]
Ohh – so many cute choices. I love the critters and the overall sam, but the flowers are great!
liz_froemming (at) hotmail (dot) com
I love the tumbler die. 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway!
chocolatechippers at gmail dot com
Too many to choose from, but my very favourites are those birdies and the leaves and stems!
thanks for the giveaway
Lovely giveaway! 🙂 Thank you.
I love the Critters.
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I love the hexies. Love to make hexagon flowers. But the birds are so sweet too!Thanks very much!
I love the Go! Critters So cute!
I love the flower die… and the birdies… and… ALL OF THEM!!! I must win! bea(dot)draper(at)gmail(dot)com
I dont know if I can play, I'm from France ???
but I love the flowers…
This is sooo cool … I love the Birdie & Randier … I am very new too this craft world … but learning sooo much … thks 🙂
I likes 2. 1/2 strips , drunkard's path and value dies!
Hmm, only 1?!? I would say the gorgeous birds for using in applique. (And I don't seem to be the only one loving the birds!) But the 5″ square would be more practical for quilting. Whimsy vs Practicality… Thanks for this amazing chance!
I would love to try the half square triangles, along with almost every other die they offer. Hard to make a choice. Thanks for the possibility of owning one.
I love the holiday ones! Trying to get a jump start on holiday stuff…this would be great!
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Hexagons! I've been obsessed with them lately and would love to make a whole quilt from them, so a Go! Baby cutter would be immensely helpful!
I LOVE the dresden dies. :o) Thanks for the chance to win!
My favorites are the bird and the airplanes! erinwnorcross at gmail dot com
Oh, I would take any die just to win a GO cutter! I think at this point I would choose the Holiday set. Thanks for the chance!
The Rose of Sharon is my favorite. Thank you for hosting this wonderful giveaway, thanks to Accuquilt too! Sign me up as one of the " I want a Go Baby dreamers". ;>
I've seen so many cute pillows around blogland using those tumblers– that's what I'd love to have!
I like the go critters die cut
I love the birds and drunkard's path!
joyfulcanary at gmail dot com
Birds & Reindeer!
I love the Go Baby Flower die! I get so annoyed cutting flowers over and over again!
I am loving the Go Airplanes
opps I am loving the go airplanes.
Anything with curves or a hexagon!
My new favorite is the Holiday Medley, thanks for the giveaway!
Favorite die would be the birds!!
I love the flower and star the best.
Boy I love those dies! If I had to choose just one it would either be the 2 1/2 in strips or Quarter Square-4″ Finished Triangle. But those holiday dies are pretty great too!
I would love the Go! value die….so many options with one die.
sunbonnet sue, circles,fall medley. Do I have a favorite? – about 7 or 8 haha. who can choose – not I. I want them [email protected]
My favorite is a toss up between the tumbler and birds!!! Thanks for a chance to win. 🙂
I Love the bids for sure! Thanks for the awesome giveaway. cami_veach(at)yahoo(dot)com
I love the flowers!
I think my favorite changes weekly! I always want the tumblers as I am dieing to make a tumbler quilt. My current "favorite" would be those sweet birdies. Oh the possibilities. Thanks for the chance.
Oh and the I forgot to add that I love the holiday themes.
Hi! Great blog! I am looking forward to following it. there are so many Dies that I LOVE! If I have to pick one. Today I am feeling in an old school mood so I will go with GO! Hexagons
Love all the possibilities for easy hairclips. The flowers and birdies are too cute!
I love the flower shape die. I usually just hand cut all of my shapes. But, I am considering making some items for sale and offering to make custom items — t-shirts, bags, etc. An Go! Baby AccuQuilt cutter would be a great addition to my quilting and crafting room!!
I love the snowman die… but of course, I'd need the circle die too – because I'd need to make all those cute snowmen!
Just one eh??? So many cute ones, but the Gingham Dog is sooo adorable! Email in my profile!
Oh gosh, my ONE favorite? Huh? Is that even possible? I want them all. LOL
Right now I am really wanting the Rob Peter to Pay Paul die set so I suppose that could be my favorite….for now anyway.
what a brilliant gadget! think I love the HST-die most. 🙂
So many to chose from, but the one I would definitely get would be the GO!Critters one.
I love the Go!daisy. Beautiful!
Those birds are adorable! I can think of so many things to do with them!
I love the Go! Stars – you could make them work for any gender. 🙂
How wonderfully fun! I especially think the bird ones are to DIE for! Our oldest daughter is named Robyn and I keep thinking of things in our life that really ought to be adorned with pretty little birds! 🙂
I love the birdies. Too cute!
My favorite would be a flower applique die – because I hate cutting out all those shapes! I'd probably start with the Rose of Sharon.
There are so many to choose from, but I love the applecore one. I always wanted to try it.
They are all awesome but I love anything holiday! The reindeer is so cute!
I love the funky flower die and it would look awesome on the corduroy skirt i am planning to make my daughter… That machine looks like way too much fun…
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I love the round flower die!! I have been wanting one of these nice little things for a looongg time!! Hope I win :] mrma3611(at)yahoo(.)com
Birds!!! Love the birds!!!
I adore the reindeer one too!
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Love, love the birdies!
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I'm totally in love with the airplanes!
It would be a tough call between sunbonnet sue (my mother loves hollie hobbie, looks so similar to her) and the owl 🙂
I would love the holiday ones.
As usual I love the birdies 🙂 oh the possibilities!!!!
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i'm not certain I could pick one favorite die but it I had to, it would be the 2 1/2 strip
I really like the stems and leaves. And this machine looks awesome! webduck27(at)gmail(dot)com
I like the Fall medley one with the pumpkins and acorns and leaves. I love fall and it's just around the corner!
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Thank you for the chance to win! The Go Baby would make cutting circles and hexigons so much more accutate! I love to applique and the possibilities with this are endless!
Ooh, thanks for a chance to win :o)
I'm torn at the moment between the birds and the funky flowers, as I think they'd both be great appliques
Que coisa linda. Fico imaginando as roupas da inha netinha enfeitadas com essas flores e pássaros. Adoraria ganhar um, mas será que mandariam para mim aqui no Brasil. Adorei!!!!! [email protected]
I'm with you about the birds. I'd love that one!
Fall Medley – love the leaves and the pumpkin! Although Birds, Holiday Medley and Snowflakes would definitely come handy too. Thanks for the giveaway!
Oh, MY! I JUST found your site and I am LOVING IT!!!!! IDK how my bank acct will appreciate it, but creative sensibilities do!! Here's hoping for some extra Mommytime tonight to keep looking at everything! I LOVE the Airplane die! My DS is OBSESSED with planes, and I can think of a TON of things to do with that already, including a onesie for Baby Boy #2 due in Feb!!! My email is— [email protected]. Thanks!!!
Oooh, the birdies are adorable! I also love the Rose of Sharon.
Only one?! Lol. I think I'd choose the flowers or the birds.
My favorite is the Funky Flowers! 🙂 Thanks for your blog; love it!
i love the reindeer-so cute!
GO! Sunbonnet Sue
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love, Love, LOVE the flower cuts! so fun for little girls 🙂
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Hexagons are my favourite.
Ooooh… I see super cute things coming out of MY craft room with the Go! Funky flowers die.
… and several more of them, so hard to decide!!!
Oh yes please! These little babies are the coolest!
My favorite is the tumbler die ~ as I've always wanted to make a tumbler quilt. Thanks for a chance to win!
I think my favorite one are the hexagons
I always thought I would want something much simpler (squares or triangles) but I love those birds.
Decisions, decisions! I like the HST die I think!
I've never encounter a go baby cutter giveaway that asked for one favourite! that's a tough choice. I'll go with the flowers 🙂 thanks for hosting this awesome giveaway, i religiously follow your blog!
There are so many great shapes, but I really would love this for the hexagons.
I'd love the apple core die – I'm sure that's the only way I'd even try to make an apple core quilt.
Paige dot dullaghan at Verizon dot net
I love the circle/flower combo!
I just saw this giveaway today and I'd like to enter….I'm having trouble accessing the accuquilt link though so can't say what my favorite is, but I hear there's flowers and that would be swell with me!!
heather.degreeff AT gmail DOT com
Put a bird on it!
aesprouse at gmail dot com
The Birdies are super cute! Thanks hosting the giveaway and having such a great blog. I regularly find myself reading it when I should be doing other thing 🙂
sarah dot kummerfeld at gmail dot com
The Go Hexagons would be my first pic – I've seen so much awesome hexie inspiration in blogland!
I'm relatively new to your blog, but now that I've found it I visit pretty much every day!
Love the birds..so cute!
love the birdies … our daughter's room has a bird theme. I'm thinking new pillow covers?? [email protected]
Wow – I really like the tumblers – that would be awesome to win!!!
Go Hexagon!!! Go Hexagon!!!! OMG you have no idea how much I want this die!! I want to make a quilt for my dad and I want all the dang blocks to fit together correctly. Which would be so nice with this!
rachelngeary at gmail dot com
Drunkard's path, 'cause who wants to hand cut all those curves?!?
Oh, definitely the birds!
Wow, I have to pick just one?? I guess I would have to go with Alpha Baby right now just becuase I am currently working on a boatload of baby gifts.
Thanks for the sweet giveaway!
I would love the Funcky Flowers die. Thanks for an amazing giveaway.
oh i would rely love to win this!
I love the: GO! Rose of Sharon
just wonderful
I am waiting for this to come to Australia! Love the Go! Birdies die. Too cute.
I would love the tumbler die!
I love the flowers!
mervhoch at logantele dot com
The pumpkins would be perfect for my daughter's 1st birthday party.
Favourite die? Most probably the circle one, just because I can't seem to cut them out perfectly. Crossing my fingers on this one.
GO Daisy! So cute! Love all the options you have with this cutter! Cutting things out is what limits my craftiness for sure!
This thing looks awesome for quilting. i love the birds and squares.
How fun to look at all the dies… I think my favorite is the Round Flower. Or the 2.5 in strip cutter – that would be so handy!
Love the Rose of Sharon!
I would have to say the birds or the circles!
Oh my gosh those birds are to DIE for! 🙂
jennsalittlehoff at gmail dot com
My favorite die is the tumbler die! Looks like it would make the quilting process so much easier!
I really love the chisel and drunkard's path dies. I can see how the dies can get addicting!
katrina_hertzer2000 (at) yahoo (dot) com
The Go! Birds are awesome!
I love the pumpkin one!! Thanks for the give-away!
scottandmeag at yahoo dot com
I love the pumpkins and would love to use them for upcoming holiday decorations:)
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the airplanes are my favorite!
mjwebhome (at) yahoo (d0t) com
I think I like the circles best – simple yet with unlimited possibilities!
I love the tumbler die. Actually, I love all of them.
I'm a big fan of the birds too!
so many! Ilove the snowflake, critters, feathers and rose of Sharon!
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I think the hexagons are my favourite right this minute 🙂
Thanks for the chance to win this much needed and accurate tool!
I love snowflakes but the flowers are pretty cute too
diymum (at) gmail.com
I would love. love. love the tumbler die…I just {heart} the tumbler baby quilt…great gift for my bestie. 🙂 Thanks for the giveaway!
i need this tool in my life! 🙂 i love the 8 point star die! [email protected]
GO! Daisy!
thanks for the chance to win one of these beauties, I have been eyeing them off for a while now. Hard to narrow it down to one dye, but maybe the birds…or the flowers…hearts…
I love the flowers and the birds! [email protected]
How can I pick just one!? I like the Pumpkins, Lullaby, birds, and so much more!
I love the rag and circle die!
I could do so much with the Go Holiday accessories!
Jess! I love the GO! Critters! And I LOVE your blog! Kisses from Brazil!
birdies! fhung2 (at) gmail (dot) com
The birds are my favorite! I can think of so many things I could put them on. 🙂
I love the tumbler die, but even the squares get love from me….
I love the birdies! Thanks
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I really like the bird one but would probably buy them all – they look awesome.
I absolutely LOVE the Daisy one! mcrutledge(at)gmail(dot)com
I really need one of these to make my beginning crafting easier.
Jana [email protected]
The 2″ squares! So very helpful!
Love the birds one! fayeinasia(at)gmail(dot)com
I love the birds, the hearts and the flowers
Love the birds and flowers. Would love any of them.
I love the tumbler die! Thanks for the giveaway!!
Sunbonnet Sue! I love her love her love her! 🙂 So, that's my fav!
I love the rose of sharon…so many options! Thanks for the giveaway!
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GO Bird, Lullaby, Rose of Sharron…I can't decide. I've been coveting one of these for awhile now!
I've always been facinated with Apple Core and Hexagons, but not with cutting them!
Right now, I'm really getting into quilting baby blankets, so any of the quilting shapes would be perfect! It would be nice to have a way to cut those shapes so much faster!
My favorite dies is the little birdies!
My fave die has to be the GO! Sunbonnet Sue, thank you for the chance :)!!!
Love the birdies..love the giveaway!!
LOVE the pumpkins!
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Oh geez, I see all this ppl are trying to get this Baby, so do I, *fingers crossed*. I'd love to give a try to the GO! Rose of Sharon, thank you for hosting this giveaway
I love the Holiday accessories! Who doesn't love Christmas 🙂
I LOVE all of them but I think the alpha baby or the birds would get used on a daily basis [my fingers are crossed, I have been admiring these for a few weeks now]
It's hard to pick just one! The new airplanes die is super cute. lisamdame(at)yahoo(dot)com
Sunbonnet Sue is darling. Eeek! I can just imagine putting all of my girly scraps to work and making an army of them.
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Prince Harry may face what is colloquially and appropriately known in English slang as 'a bollocking' from his army bosses for damaging the reputation of the army.
The guidelines state that members of the army must not display any "social misbehaviour", especially if it results in any damage to corporate image or reputation.
A former instructor at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst, told the Telegraph that the Prince is most likely to face an "interview without coffee".
"It is very stupid doing that anywhere near cameras," he said. "I don't know how his minders let that happen. My view is that he will probably get a telling off. If he'd just come back from active service and was letting off steam it might be different."


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Ginger Zingiber officinale
Ginger (Zingiber officinale) is a herbaceous perennial that produces spicy rhizomes that have both culinary and medicinal uses.
Grown all over the tropical world ginger produces a spicy root that is hot and nourishing. We grow ours in India where it seems to bask in the sunshine and send the fiery heat straight into her roots.
Its warming energy makes ginger a friend of everyone interested in healthy digestion, bright eyes and warm hands.
Our organic ginger gets gold in Three Ginger, Revitalise and our Chai teas.
We love ginger so much we made a couple of films for you so for more about this deliciously diverse herbaceous perennial click on these two links.


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Writer/Director Dee Rees and Producer Nekisa Cooper will post daily to their video blog to share what it's like to have their first narrative feature film at the festival.
In this update, we meet more of the Pariah team and see a familiar face among them.
Dee and Nekisa will also be livestreaming from the event from time to time (check the Pariah Twitter page for livestream updates) and you can watch the streaming video here.
Have any questions for Dee or Nekisa about their experience at Sundance or who they're meeting at the festival? Just ask them in the comments below!
For more, please visit pariahthemovie.com.


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Historic night for marijuana lovers and those who love them: Colorado just became the first state to legalize recreational weed for adult users.
Colorado's Measure 64 makes it legal for individuals to possess and for businesses to sell marijuana for recreational use. In calling the race, the Denver Post reported that with more than half the vote counted, the "yes" side totaled 52.7 percent.
Washington was lining up to be the second state to legalize pot, as voters there were overwhelmingly passing Measure I-502, which we reported on last week from the Northwest.
A similar legalization effort in California failed in 2010. But unlike in that campaign, there was little opposition to the idea from law enforcement in Washington. Or little opposition from anyone, really.
Plus, the Washington pot advocates made a concerted effort to reach out to mainstream, non-pot lovers. They used advocates like public TV travel guide Rick Steves at the front of their campaign.
What's more, the Colorado and Washington initiatives were put on the ballot during a presidential election year, which tends to bring out more young voters who in turn are more pro-dope.
Could victories in these two Western states mean pot forces might go back to the ballot in California?


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Selena Gomez: Finding 'Harmony' Without Justin Bieber
This could be HUGE news. Selena Gomez was spotted out in Miami on July 12 with 'Spring Breakers' director Harmony Korine. Selena is finding 'harmony' without Justin Bieber and it may be in the form of a 'Spring Breakers' sequel!
Everyone has been wondering if and when there will be a Spring Breakers sequel. The 2012 film starring Selena Gomez, 21, definitely shied away from her good girl Disney image. Selena has been posting many pictures related to the film, including some with director Harmony Korine. Are they in talks for a sequel or another film? Is this Selena's way of putting ex Justin Bieber in her past for good?
Selena Gomez: Finding 'Harmony' Without Justin Bieber
If a Spring Breakers sequel happens, we are officially stoked. Selena Gomez posted quite the interesting photos on her Instagram on July 12 featuring Spring Breakers director Harmony Korine.
Selena headed to Miami to spend some time with Harmony. "Day 2 x harmony x Miami," she captioned one of her photos.
She also posted a picture of the entire cast at one of their premieres, which sparked some major interest in what Selena and Harmony talked about in Miami. Are they reminiscing or is something new in the works?
The singer/actress is definitely leaving ex Justin Bieber in the dust and focusing on her blooming acting career. If Selena's newfound focus on a potential Spring Breakers sequel or another Harmony film is because of her recent breakup with Justin, despite him saying she's "the one," then we are all for it!
While Harmony isn't attached to direct the sequel, that doesn't mean things are official yet! Plus, Selena and Harmony could be talking about a whole new movie!
'Spring Breakers' Sequel: Will The Cast Return?
The 2012 raunchy film starred Selena, Vanessa Hudgens, Ashley Benson, James Franco and Rachel Korine. Spring Breakers shocked everyone.
News broke of a sequel being directed by Jonas Akerlund and written by Irvine Welsh. Harmony directed and wrote the first film. James was NOT happy of Harmony not directing the sequel and took his opinion to Instagram in May 2014.
"I want everyone to know that whoever is involved in the sequel is jumping on board a poison ship," he wrote. "It will be a terrible film."
HollywoodLife.com learned EXCLUSIVELY from Vanessa that she was "proud of" Spring Breakers, but wasn't attached to the new film. Fellow star Ashley also comment to HollywoodLife.com that she'd heard of the sequel, but would like to "leave it as it is."
Well, if Harmony and Selena aren't talking about a Spring Breakers sequels, they could definitely be talking about a new film. We're excited either way!
HollywoodLifers, what do you think Selena and Harmony are talking about? A Spring Breakers sequel? New film? Let us know!
— Written by Avery Thompson